Kiki and Quay discuss the viral article asking if having a boyfriend is a liability for online influencers.

Can't live with em', can't shoot them all into space either. Kiki and Quay discuss the dumb viral statements from Pusha T about expanding his family, and Mike Epps' stupid ass comments about food stamps. We also discuss how penis size has been making the news.

"Socialism never took root in America because the poor see themselves not as an exploited proletariat, but as temporarily embarrassed millionaires."

In this mini cast Kiki and Quay discuss the public perception of Americans who use food stamps, the social media reaction to the governments stopping the funding of food stamps during the government shutdown, and the massive differences between how much we pay for social welfare for the poor and corporate welfare for corporations and the super wealthy.

Kiki and Quay review Megan Thee Stallion's new single "Lover Girl" and discuss the down bad state of female rap.

Kiki and Quay discuss our recent trip across the Southwest, and the news that Billboard has once again changed their rules for counting record sales. We also discuss Jonathan "Major hands for these females" Majors and his failed rebrand attempt to pander to Black women.

Kiki and Quay catch up and answer your anonymous questions.

He didn't do nothing, he was with us watching Love Island.

Kiki and Quay discuss Tia Mowry navigating life as a divorced middle aged woman reflecting how she spent the majority of her adulthood in a relationship due to purity dogma pressuring her to stay with the man she lost her virginity to. We also discuss how pressuring women to marry young and stay in relationships unless something horrible happens is detrimental to our wellbeing and rooted in patriarchy.