Mo to the E to the! We’re taking it back to the 90s! 🎶

For the FINAL installment of our Black History Month series, I’m joined by special guest Melanie to revisit one of the most iconic Black sitcoms of the decade — Moesha. From unforgettable theme music to complicated friendships, family drama, love triangles, and that Brandy-led star power… this show shaped a generation. 💿📺

But the real question is: Does Moesha still hold up today? 👀

In this episode of Sup? Media Reviews, Melanie and I dive into the cultural impact of the show, Moesha as a character (flaws and all!), the fashion, the music, and the 90s nostalgia, and more.

As we wrap up our Black History Month series, we’re celebrating the shows that helped define Black teen life on television — and we want to hear from YOU.

Did you grow up watching Moesha? Who was your favorite character? And does it still hit the same today? Drop your thoughts in the comments! 👇🏾

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This week on Sup? Media Reviews, we’re continuing our Black History Month series with a journey back to 2004! We're reviewing one of the most iconic R&B albums of all time… Usher’s Confessions.

From the instant club takeover of “Yeah!” to the emotional gut-punch of “Confessions Part II,” this album wasn’t just a moment — it was a movement.

💿✨ In this episode, Kiara revisits this classic and asks the big question: Does Confessions still hold up today… or are we just caught up in the nostalgia?

We’re talking impact, vocals, cultural legacy, and whether these songs still hit the same 20 years later. Tune in to hear host Kiara's thoughts! 🎶

💬 Join the conversation! What does Confessions mean to you? Does it hold up for you? Drop your thoughts, favorite moments, and hot takes in the comments below.

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This week on Sup? Media Reviews, we’re stepping into the world of Black horror with a review of the classic anthology film Tales from the Hood (1995).

As part of our Black History Month series, we’re revisiting this socially conscious horror staple — a movie that blends scares, satire, and sharp cultural commentary in a way that still feels painfully relevant today.

Joining me for this discussion is special guest Jon from A Conversation with Jon, and together we break down the film’s themes, its impact, and what it means within the legacy of Black horror.

Does Tales from the Hood still hold up nearly 30 years later? Check out the episode to see!

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