Welcome to Fan Tide the Podcast for all those conflicts and complicated conversations

about the gray areas in our lives.

I'm your host, Treval Anderson, I know you love me, you missed me.

And I am Jared Hill doing this incorrectly, trying to make these things work.

Coming up on the show this week, we are doing a special A segment for a reason I will

explain a little bit later, but we are going to be talking more about Chris Brown.

I think we've mentioned him a number of times on this show and it's just about time that

we do it.

So that's going to be coming up in the Fan Tide.

But first we are going to talk about digital black fashion, black fishing, black fishing.

I'm telling you like you know, digital black fishing in the theft of black creators.

Go ahead.

Alright, so a couple of weeks ago we had a conversation in this very show about boycotting.

Little did we know there would be a boycott of sorts.

It's in the new cycle involving black content creators on tic-tac.

That's what I call tic-tac, FYI.

Alright, I'm sure you all seen it, you know, a black child creates a dance or a new term

or something.

It goes viral.

And then all the white boys and girls and thems do it.

But it's only the white boys and girls and thems who get the followers, the features on

the Ellen show or even the chance to dance with one of the Jimmy's on late night TV.

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