Yo, let’s talk about it. The internet been on a downward spiral for years now—every year it gets dumber, louder, and messier. And now? They done created a whole  human Carfax . Nah, scratch that— Hoefax . 💀 We talkin’ about  The Tea App . You heard of it? It’s like Yelp but for people. Mostly dudes gettin’ reviewed by women like they a restaurant with bad service and weak game. Sis can log in, drop a review like, “He ghosted me after 3 dates,” or “He got 3 baby mamas and still tryna act brand new.” And now? Word on the street is the  male version  just dropped too. So now it’s mutual destruction. Everybody gettin’ exposed. But hold up… is this even  legal ? Is it  healthy ? Or is it just another way for folks to air out dirty laundry and catch a case? 🧠 Social Media = The New Crack Don’t get me wrong, you can make money off social media. Influencers, content creators, brand deals—it’s a hustle. But let’s keep it a buck:  crack made money too , and lo...

  Y’all Gotta Stop Playin’ With These Classic Black Sitcoms 🔥 Intro: Respect the Culture “Martin ain’t just a show—it’s a whole vibe. A blueprint. A cultural cornerstone. So why y’all tryna rewrite history like y’all was there?” Aight, let’s talk real. Lately, folks been wildin’ on the timeline, tryna drag Martin like it ain’t one of the pillars of Black TV. Ari Lennox popped off sayin’ she felt some colorism vibes between Martin and Pam. And while everybody got a right to feel how they feel, we gotta break this down for the new generation that stay gettin’ caught up in this PC echo chamber. 🎭  The Martin & Pam Dynamic: Hood Love Language See, back in the day, Martin wasn’t just jokes—it was culture. It was love, it was friendship, it was hood comedy with heart. Martin and Pam had that classic “I clown you ‘cause I love you” energy. Pam was Gina’s ride-or-die, and Martin was Gina’s man—so naturally, Pam was protective. That banter between Martin and Pam? That was fam...

  ">Remember that one neighbor back in the day—the one who never left the window? Yeah, the one who knew everybody’s business before you even stepped off the porch. You’d swear they had a PhD in neighborhood surveillance. That was the OG Miss Benita energy—leanin’ on the windowsill, eyes sharp, ears sharper, and a mouth that ran faster than the city bus. Fast forward to now, and social media done turned everybody into the new-age nosy neighbor. But here’s the twist: it ain’t just the aunties anymore. Nah, it’s a whole lotta men out here soundin’ like Chatty Pattys, spillin’ tea, throwin’ shade, and actin’ like they got a front-row seat to everybody’s life. Scroll your feed and it’s like a digital stoop session—grown folks gossipin’ like they back on the block, watchin’ who came home late, who’s beefin’, who’s postin’ cryptic quotes. It’s wild.  People out here narratin’ drama like they tryna host the next season of  Love & Hip Hop . Social media got folks ...