Black People Love Streetwear

Black People Love Paramore

Sequoia Holmes

Society & Culture, Comedy, Arts

5 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 23 December 2021

⏱️ 61 minutes

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This episode we're chatting about why Black people love streetwear.

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0:00.0	Hello, welcome to Black people up here more podcasts. We chat about the seemingly random things
0:22.7	large groups of black people go up for. Please rate us on Apple podcasts. Five stars only
0:27.4	because we are five star bitches word to yo, God, I am your co host Sequoia and I'm Jordan. And
0:34.1	today we are chatting about street wear. But before we get to that, we have in my defense
0:40.4	like usual. Okay. So my in my defense this week is about one so we T. Okay. So we D is going
0:50.1	viral on the internet right now for a performer. She did in which she put her she she she standing
0:55.5	on the stage. She puts her hands down on the stage to with her feet and like clicks her heels
1:00.5	like she like does this weird galloping. This weird galloping and then clicks her heels and sweetie
1:08.5	is often in the culture was like guys because she's fine as fuck and she raps and like all
1:12.2	the stuff. But people are often talking about how she's a bad rapper and how pretty privilege
1:19.2	is what's getting her here. To the world stage and all the shit. And I just want to say
1:26.2	sweetie is as good a rapper as young Miami. Carisha is okay. And I don't be saying the same
1:33.1	energy for for one miss young Miami. In fact, sweetie might be a little bit better to miss
1:37.9	Miami. At least we can stay on beat. I don't know what to tell y'all. So I just I'm not saying
1:43.5	that y'all are wrong about you know the pretty privilege thing or her not having top snatched
1:47.4	bars and all that. I'm just saying in my defense. I've heard worse worse is actually just
1:54.6	this popular. Yeah. But do you like sweetie though? Yes. I like sweetie is a human and I like
2:01.5	some of sweetie's music. And I like. Carisha. I really like Carisha as a human. She
2:05.6	be having me dying. And I like a lot of the sweetie. The sweetie girls. The city girl
2:10.2	songs too. I like some of that shit too. So I'm like, yeah, just I don't understand. I
2:14.4	don't understand word energy is because Carisha is being carried by JT who actually is a solid
2:19.4	rapper. Is that where this comes from? I think people people don't want to think that people
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