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.

Guys, I literally just finished, and I said that I would not do this, but I finished survival

of the thickest in two days.

This show is just so good.

It's so inclusive.

It's so beautiful.

It's so hilarious.

It's so relatable.

It's so black. It's so important to society.

I mean, honestly, you don't even have to be black to relate to some of it. You just have to be

pretty much not a straight white man. It celebrates queerness. It celebrates people of color. It celebrates plus size

women. It celebrates just awkwardness. And I love that it shows like a woman that's plus size,

that's getting it on, that's unapologetic, that knows what she's worth that is just in her late 30s and she still hasn't gotten it

figured out yet i mean i'm not in my late 30s yet i'm not even in my mid 30s but i feel like

who knows what's going to happen maybe i will be there someday and i pray to god that well you know what

baby i ain't even going to hold you

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