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.

You guys, hey, hi y'all doing doing it's me testing the temperature after I know that I

Didn't I give a third episode last week but I think that you guys kind of saw that coming because one

The week before I gave all three episodes and two

This was challengers release weekend.

Yes, the very same challengers that I have integrated into my entire personality and y'all

it did not disappoint. So what I'm going to do is allow myself eight minutes to talk about

challengers. So if you don't want any spoilers, I am going to give you the go ahead to skip

ahead to eight minutes. By then, I will shut the fuck up and I don't want to ruin anything

for you guys. And from here on out, I'll be ranting about how good challenges was.

So one, if you love, like, ascetics, if you are a person who does not mind plot holes, if you don't mind movies that don't really, like, necessarily have a point or make any sense or whatever, you will absolutely love this.

If you are a lover of, like, saltburn, things that are aesthetically pleasing fashion, things that are a little gay, and that's great.

Like, you will love this movie.

And I'm a fan of all those things.

And I think that they also have, they're cornered in the market of people who like tennis.

And the extent that I know of tennis is 40 in love.

And the only reason that I know anything about 40 in love is because the main characters

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