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Hello, my beautiful people. Welcome to your favorite podcast, chickies and chill.

This episode is for all of my supporters out there, whether you've been with me since day one,

or you've recently discovered me through my music or reality TV shows.

Today I want to talk about Boss B nation and what it really means.

I want to get into it because it's something that sometimes is misunderstood.

And it's also something that has evolved so much throughout the years.

So I want to explain it to you because some of you may be Bossby's and you really don't even

know exactly what it means and how I came up with the saying. So here we go. I'm going to tell

you guys how this started and how Bosby Nation was created. When I was recording for Cheekies

and Roxy, the first reality show was a part of like in 2009, 2010, Gerald. He's no longer my friend, but he was my friend then. He would use this thing called boss bitch a lot. And we would play with it. Like, oh, I'm a boss bitch. And there was levels to it. If you guys go back and watch those episodes, like you'll know.

If you know, you know, if not I'll explain it here.

And so in reality, I can't take full credit.

It was Gerald that started Boss Bitch.

But I always was worried about the youth.

And I always thought about, okay, bitch is kind of strong.

And some people can take the word offensively, especially women, of course. So I started thinking about how I can make it more

kid friendly, I guess, and just softer, not so rough. So that's how I came up with Boss B. And then I

started looking into the importance of what bees are and how important they are really to our survival guise.

These little insects, these little beautiful flying insects are so essential to our ecosystem.

Anyway, I won't go there.

But you should check it out and we have to

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