(EARLY ACCESS) SNG EP 427
Added 2024-09-15 15:11:17 +0000 UTC
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James 5 seconds in and I’m 🥵
Hallie L
2024-09-26 12:40:14 +0000 UTCForget all this noise, whoever wants to leave, just leave init? Nobody cares! Y'all stay awesome and blessed! Great ep as always LLLGGG 🥰🤗
Minty
2024-09-25 18:35:41 +0000 UTCReal cult babies know how uncomfortable just the beginning of that collab was. That dumbass was coming straight for Nigerians throats and Fuhad had to respond a few times ‘that’s your conception’, while James keeps looking behind cameras and to Fuhad wondering why are they being asked this. I’m shocked Megan even let it get that far. It’s so hard to cut off a person talking but even the other dudes in the show was giving that racist pity laughs. It’s unfortunate that this will hinder future collabs, especially with Americans. But I still love you guys and I hope ya never work with that fucktard again 💪🏻 also really sad you and basement yard were touring the same time, a new collab with you guys would have been fire 🔥
Shanna
2024-09-23 14:16:08 +0000 UTCPpl now a days will be upset over anything I swear, theyre quick throw out words like narcissist, racism or sexism when it's not even that deep keep doing your thing boys
Rob
2024-09-22 21:02:57 +0000 UTCAgreed as another 50+ year old black woman 💯
Schells
2024-09-20 18:34:41 +0000 UTCDunno if this will even be seen, but here goes. Cult Leader here. I'm not always the biggest fan of the collabs, but I always watch the ones y'all are on because y'all are on. I don't know any of them and the episode y'all are in is likely the only view they're ever gonna get from me. So it's no surprise, I had no idea who Andrew Schulz is, I had no idea what to expect going into it and if not for y'all, I never WOULD have been there. That episode was EXTREMELY difficult to get through. I'll tell you that for free. I know y'all don't like confrontation and saying sorry and all that. We've heard y'all talk about how you prefer to deal with situations when you respond to fan situations. But I'm sorry to tell you... I don't think you're done with this one. Too many people who haven't consumed your content in its entirety to be able to properly gauge what is "just jokes" have taken clips, shown them to TONS of people who have clearly never seen more than TikToks of y'all adding their commentary to ride the wave. Do not assume this will all "blow over", that everyone will forget about it and move on to the next thing without giving considerable thought to the message that will send. Every time y'all ask us to run you the P and join the cult, you promise to be our "Daddies" and to look after us. Y'all failed this time and you've got a lot of hurt babies in here right now who are vocalizing their hurt, some by canceling their subs, others, like myself, leaving comments in the hopes that y'all will see them, read them, actually think on them and take steps to repair the damage that has been done. OR... you decide that this is all y'all are willing to do/say on the matter, allow your actions/inactions to speak for themselves and let people decide for themselves if this is still something they want to be a part of. I know which choice I hope you'll make. 🥺💜
Nikki
2024-09-20 08:09:28 +0000 UTCOk so I saw the episode in question and it was uncomfortable to watch, as a black woman and I could also see that the guys were uncomfortable as well, they're laughter seemed awkward and uncomfortable. Lesson, don't ever let someone from another race degrade the women period, but especially of your own race. I'm not going to go over the whole thing as that has been done so many times already. What I will say is this, I don't know if you were pushed to issue an apology or if you really felt what you were saying, but it came across insincere. Looking down, or anywhere but the camera, the vague way of speaking as well as not addressing the people you were apologizing to, BLACK WOMEN! Your apology was to your community in general, not the women that were offended. The other thing about the women in Atlanta, that part could have stayed in your group chat, but at the end of the day, it's about preference. If you didn't see any women that did it for you, that's ok, everybody may not be for everybody, and that's ok. Speaking as a 50+ black woman, I thoroughly enjoy your podcast, I put it on everyday while I work and laugh. This hiccup won't stop that nor will I cancel my subscription. In the future, just be mindful of your audience and don't ever let anyone steer you down a road you're not comfortable in, cause as you see, it will come back and bite you in the ass!! Be blessed Guys!!!!
Tyra L Ramsey
2024-09-19 19:47:55 +0000 UTCbest response to all this!
Ja’Nyia Lacy
2024-09-19 14:41:41 +0000 UTCLiterally came here to make sure we were all standing ten toes down. Glad to see it.
Melissa-Kae
2024-09-19 12:39:40 +0000 UTCCult babies know your heart. 🫶🏾
Tiffany Alexis
2024-09-19 03:43:55 +0000 UTCGRAB YOUR CUP ☕ THE TEA IS HOT‼️... For people who have never actually consumed your content, I can see how they can feel a way. Shoot, some don't even know who's James and who is Fuhad 😅 - shame, SHAME! By the grace of God, this will only broaden your reach. Now more people know who you are (blessing in disguise). It's a rinse and repeat thing in the media. One thing is blown up, without taking who you are as a whole into perspective 😮💨. They've even done this to Mike Todd 💁🏾♀️. This man's heart is for the people in more ways than all of the naysayers put together. While the circumstances differ, the tactics are the same 💁🏾♀️. Cancel culture is heavy and very much sensy. As a black woman, I understand the sensitivity and being utterly fed up of racist stereotypes 🙄. However, as a Caribbean black woman living in Europe for 2 decades, I'm out of the loop on Andrew Schulz and his alleged background of constantly dragging black women. I saw that entire podcast and it didn't spark any resentment 🤷🏾♀️. I was concerned about the looming backlash on doubling down on saying that you haven't seen atrractive women in ATL 👀 which is the Mecca of succesful black ppl in the US outside of NY and LA. But your experience is yours. So... Can we stand behind these succesful black men and give them grace to further grow and navigate these sensitive topics? Sheesh. I've come across the Shxtsngigs content less than a year ago. It's funny, very much a respite, binge-worthy, a good look into the male brain and it tickles my "sapio" 😊. You live. You learn. From what I can see, you love and respect women (👀 as you seem to have outgrown your hoe-phases 😅). I'm still rooting for you 🙌🏾.
Drinking Tea With Vee ☕ 🇦🇼🇸🇽🇳🇱
2024-09-19 01:32:06 +0000 UTC1. Andrew Shulz is an entire ass. Always has been. I was surprised to see you all there. Just because other black people sit on his couch, does not make it a welcoming place. 2. Laughing along with his BS hurt. Plain and simple. Some of the jokes he made toward Fuhad and questions he asked him were out of line. I could see it on Fuhad's face. Should have cussed his ignorant ass out and left when he was asking Fuhad about his genitalia. That POS called James "a potato slave". In his face! If you didn't walk out on that, for sure should have walked out on behalf of the black women in your lives. Grandmothers, mothers, sister, niece, girlfriends, friends, and fans. 3. Whether or not you all had the option to edit the jokes, who knows. Maybe they gave you first right of refusal, maybe not. It's his show. so...they're gonna do what they want to do and lie about it to save face and redirect the scrutiny. 4. The type of people who watch that podcast are of the same mindset. You got, got by some assholes. Learn from it and move accordingly. 5. Engage a PR firm and get it handled. Engage media training for the future. Better select partnerships down the road. Keep your heads up. Lx3 Gx3
IsleChile
2024-09-18 22:26:29 +0000 UTCOkay I wanted to come see if people were on business and It looks like it 🙏🏽y’all stay blessed
Nini Patto
2024-09-18 21:01:08 +0000 UTC
