Hey, this is Kaya from Bravo. We're Black. Don't worry, we're not changing anything up.

Aaron has not quit the podcast, and I haven't done a succession style hostile takeover.

You're actually listening to an episode of Bravo, I'm Black, where two to three times a week,

I set out on a solo bite to talk pop culture,

lifestyle, and everything in between. If you're just here for the classic episodes, come back

on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Now let's start some chaos. How y'all doing? Let's get right

into it. At least three people, three people yes three have told me that they are still

watching catfish and baby that's all it takes for me because i wanted to talk about it anyway you know

so um i just feel like if there if there was even just one that hit me up, I would have talked about it anyway, but it's just good to know that after what, that show has been on nine seasons, eight seasons. I miss Max, but Cammy, she's grown on me so much because me, he's like a no bullshit kind of person, but Cammy is also like, I don't know, she is good at calling people out on lying.

She's good at calling people out, especially when they're taking other people's money.

She's good at, you know, consoling people. She's good at spotting red flags. And I love their dynamic.

Like they are, and they even said this, even though you know, Neva's married and Camie, I think she's like engaged.

They even said that they're basically like a work wife and work husband.

So their dynamic is so fun.

It's not the same as like Max and Eve, obviously.

But it's a little bit more interactive, right?

And you think, oh my God, we live in a digital age.

You can literally like do a video chat with someone on a

freaking Nintendo DS, right? Well, turns out people are still being, quote, unquote, catfished.

And given certain episodes, I'm like, obviously, this is absolutely scripted.

And I still don't care.

It's just something about someone saying that they've been speaking to someone for fucking five years.

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