The I’m Hip Podcast

The perpetual conflict between niggas over trivial or ignorant things. Example…. Nigga 1 bumps into Nigga 2: Nigga 1: "Watch where you walkin' nigga" Nigga 2: "Ay, wutchu say nigga? And there you have it a day a Nigga Moment is born.

In this episode, we discuss the crime and violence involving youth throughout the DMV area and how it’s directly related to environment & exposure, and how social media music movies shows are contributing to the negative psychological impact these things are having on our youth. How we are paying for our conditioning brainwashing and programming and also the workforce pays us to destroy or abandon our communities. And how we need to unlearn and relearn so we can move in a more positive direction as a community.

In this episode, we discuss how our increasingly transactional culture is undermining relationships. Three pillars of transactional love culture and what’s love without possession?

In this episode, we discuss double hypocrisy, the term Misandry which means (dislike of, contempt for, or ingrained prejudice against men) toxic femininity as well as toxic masculinity, accountability, and responsibility. We also discuss how conditioning programming and brainwashings have contributed to a lot of Black men and Black women’s goals, dreams, and timetables for their futures and that’s a vital conversation that needs to happen for both sides to fully comprehend one another’s true intentions as well as plans for one another.

In this episode, we discuss if we want children or not based on what we are currently seeing and experiencing as a society and as a people in today’s world.

In this episode will be discussing today’s societal norms when it comes to single-life dating relationships and our interactions with one another as Black men and Black women.

In this episode, we discuss toxic relationships, social norms, social pressures, the internet, and how we lack empathy as a society.

In this episode, we discuss Hip Hop, Rap, NBA, NFL, and the other spaces we’re told are Black culture and how toxic most of our Black spaces are by design.

In this episode we talk about Valentine’s Day, YE’s behavior and we discuss this question…Are we mental health advocates as a society as a people(The Black community) or do we just say we are because it sounds nice? Do we care about one another as Black men women children? Or do we just post caption comment say that we care?

We further discuss the war on Black men and Black women. And how both sides are being used to further divide the Black community.