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We explore the evolving definitions of what's considered "lame" in Black culture, from Russell Wilson criticism to Young Thug's leaked prison calls and questions of personal identity.
• Breaking down Channing Crowder's comments on Russell Wilson and what constitutes "lameness" in today's society
• Examining how our definition of "lame" changes as we mature from superficial judgments to character assessments
• Analyzing Young Thug's leaked prison phone calls and his criticisms of other artists including Future, 21 Savage, and Young Glorilla
• Discussing the complex dynamics of loyalty, "snitching," and street code in the context of the YSL case and Gunna's plea deal
• Debating who should pay on first dates and how it reflects on leadership and relationship dynamics
• Exploring Raven-Symoné's stance on identifying as American rather than African-American and the broader implications for cultural identity
• Sharing personal perspectives on the importance of knowing your history and teaching children about their heritage
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