Spring Break

Black People Love Paramore

Sequoia Holmes

Society & Culture, Comedy, Arts

5 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 17 April 2025

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

On this week’s episode, co-hosts Sequoia Holmes and Ryan Gilyard talk about SPRING BREAK! They reminisce about college days, spring break horror stories, and how youth culture has shifted when it comes to occasion. All this & more!

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0:00.0	Welcome to Black People Love Paramar, a podcast not about the band Paramour, but a show about the common and uncommon interests of black people in order to help the community feel a little bit more seen.
0:33.7	I have that. Sorry.
0:34.3	Yeah, fine.
0:34.4	Do you know that meme?
0:35.7	Yes.
0:36.7	I do.
0:38.3	Do you? I do. I do. You don't watch Housewives. So, okay, I'm throwing it off. No, it was mine. I, fine. Do you know that meme? Yes. I do. I do.
0:39.3	You don't watch Housewives, so, okay, I'm throwing it off.
0:40.3	No, it's fine.
0:41.3	I'm Sequoia.
0:42.3	I'm Ryan.
0:43.3	And welcome to this wonderful little show that we put on.
0:47.3	First things first, Moka Grande is out there.
0:50.3	I've been making pictures to you all, but you already know, there's a shirt and the
0:54.2	link for you down below. Find it in the description box, all that great stuff. Please take a second
0:59.9	to rate and review this podcast. If you're watching it on YouTube, drop a comment, say hi to us.
1:05.5	Let us know that you're there. And if you are rating and reviewing on Spotify, Apple Music,
1:13.2	five stars only because we're five star bitches were Diogadi.
1:17.1	I always forget to mention, we have a shirt that says that.
1:17.5	Yeah.
1:17.9	Oh, wait.
1:18.9	This is five star bitches?
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