Black People Love Paramore

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**Black People Love Paramore**

A humorous podcast about the seemingly random, underrepresented interests of different niches of Black people! Episode topics include Paramore, anime, astrology, Tony Hawk, UNO and more. We hope to help Black people feel *scene*… get it? New episodes every other Thursday. With co-hosts Sequoia Holmes, Jewel Wicker, and Ryann Graham. Theme song by prod.joelteon. Cover artwork by Pedro Fequiere.

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Black People Love Boy Meets World ft. Adell Coleman & Anna DeShawn Nov 23, 2023

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We're in for a nostalgia trip as we welcome Adell Coleman and Anna Deshawn, creators of the "The Head Nod: Black Life at a PWI" podcast. Our spirited conversation kicks off with a lively exchange of unpopular food opinions, where Adell surprises us with her distaste for Chicago's iconic deep-dish pizza. As we reminisce about our shared love for the classic TV show Boy Meets World, we discuss everything from our favorite characters to the show's lack of diversity, highlighting how the character of Angela, the show's only Black character, was handled.

Venturing further down memory lane, we highlight the iconic '90s TV shows that aired on ABC's TGIF block, sparking an engaging conversation on their wholesome characters and plots. From Full House to Boy Meets World, we discuss how these shows have shaped our TV preferences. We also dissect the evolution of characters in Boy Meets World, with Adell and Anna revealing their least favorite characters, instigating a stimulating debate on character development in the series.

As we wrap up our conversation, we critique the portrayal of societal norms and diverse representation in Boy Meets World. From Cory and Topanga's early marriage to Angela's tokenism, we make a call for better representation and plot choices in the media. Join us for this stimulating discussion, which culminates in a lively chat about Adell and Anna's podcast.

Highlights

Racism Allegations in Boy Meets World
Mario Lopez's Mexican Identity
Nostalgia for 90s TV Shows
Topanga and Cory's Relationship
Recurring Neighbor Theme in 90s TV
Black Actors and Hair Care on Set
Danielle Fishel's Maxim Magazine Shoot
Chance the Rapper's "I Might Need Security"

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Black People Love Love Is Blind ft. Tristan Hill & Kevin Chestnut Nov 09, 2023

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Let's embark on a journey through the rollercoaster world of dating and relationships with our special guests, Tristan and Kevin. Tune in and get engrossed as we dissect the latest season of Netflix's Love is Blind, from the dramatic twists and turns to the contentious issues left unaddressed. Intrigued by JP's unusual antics or Izzy's questionable decisions? We've got you covered as we scrutinize their actions and analyze the complex relationship dynamics at play.

Ever wondered how past relationships can influence your present? Pondered over the appropriateness of keeping mementos from exes? Get ready for a deep dive into the unusual collection from Izzy's past relationships and the consequent discord it stirred up. We also discuss the emotional whirlwind that the characters find themselves in, delving into Uche's showdown with Aaliyah and Lydia's desperate attempts to find love. If that's not enough, we also question the very fabric of reality TV, and Netflix's mastery in this realm.

As if the emotional rollercoaster isn't enough, we veer into the labyrinth of skincare products and the enigma surrounding them, courtesy of Miriam's TikTok edit. We wrap things up by analyzing the explosive Love is Blind reunion, breaking down the villain arcs, and appraising the diversity of the cast. Not to mention, we have exciting updates from Tristan and Kevin about their upcoming projects. It's a riotous mix of love, drama, and reality TV - you wouldn't want to miss it!

Highlights

Body Size and Plus Size Representation
Drama and Fighting Among Friends
Age and Dating Confusion
Opinions on Johnnie and Her Actions
Lydia's Behavior
Consequences of Cheating on Reality TV
Blind Love, Producer's Manipulation
Suspicious Behavior of Izzy
Comparisons of Appearances
Diversity in Reality TV

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Black People Love Bring It On ft. Sisters Who Watch Oct 26, 2023

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Welcome to another thrilling discussion on Black People Love Paramore. This time, I'm sharing the mic with Laura and Shelby from the Sisters Who Watch podcast, who bring their critical eye and quick-witted humor to our entertainment roundup. We had a blast reviewing everything from reality TV shows to blockbuster movies, and their take on the Renaissance World Tour is a must-hear. Of course, it wouldn't be a Black People Love Paramore episode without our In My Defense segment, where Laura, Shelby, and I bring out our unpopular opinions for a hearty debate.

We turn our attention to Bring it On, a 2000s teen comedy film that's become a cult classic. With its memorable characters and plot, we had a lot to discuss, beginning with Gabrielle Union's standout role as Isis. We also address and unpack the more problematic elements of the film that haven't aged well. Despite its flaws, we confess our love for this movie and admit that we can't help but recite the lines. We then examine our favorite scenes, reflecting on the fashion, memorable performances, and discuss how the movie could have been done better with more creative writing.

In this episode, we also talk about the latest in entertainment news. We share our thoughts on hot TV shows and latest movies, including Renaissance, Barbie Oppenheimer, Love is Blind, and The Bachelorette. If you're a fan of TV and movies, you'll want to hear our takes on these.

Highlights

Love for Paramore Among Black People
Women Taking Over the Rap Industry
Critique of Limited Clover Screen Time
Revisiting "Bring It On" and Aging
Discussion on Bring It On series
Timeless Quotes in Popular Culture

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Black People Love The Golden Girls ft. Kid Fury Oct 12, 2023

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Join us for an episode jam-packed with nostalgic television reflections, spicy food takes, and fascinating character analyses! This episode features a special guest, Kid Fury, who adds his unique perspective and humor to our conversation. We kick things off with a light-hearted debate on the necessity of blinkers while driving and our controversial thoughts on the famous fast-food chain, In-N-Out.

From there, we take a trip down memory lane to the '80s as we reminisce about the iconic show, Golden Girls. We share how this beloved sitcom continues to be relevant today, with its groundbreaking handling of serious topics. We analyze the characters of Golden Girls, drawing comparisons between them and our personal lives. From Rose's competitive edge to Sophia's striking resemblance to a certain grandmother, we leave no stone unturned.

As we continue, we explore the experiences of living with friends, watching our favorite shows, and how they shape us. We also discuss the significance of TV show theme songs, and what makes the Golden Girls theme song so special. Wrapping up, we discuss the influence of Golden Girls on viewers and how it stacks up against other sitcoms from the same era. Tune in for this captivating conversation filled with laughter, opinions, and a shared love for Golden Girls.

Highlights

Focus on the Burger
Analysis of 'Broke' by Angel J Nelson
Relevance and Progression in Television Show
Discussion on Kim Kardashian's Apologies
Admiration for Blanche's Sexual Liberation
Excitement for Animated Show Starring Jodie from Daria
Friendship and TV Sitcoms
Resonating With Golden Girls
Deleted Episode

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Black People Love Mean Girls ft. Will Lawson & Jewel Wicker Sep 28, 2023

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Ever wonder who the meanest Mean Girl really is? Or analyzed the power dynamics in that high school drama? Today, we're here to do just that. Joined by the insightful Will Lawson and Jewel Wicker, we dissect the impact of 'Mean Girls', share our unique takes on this cultural phenomenon, and, in a lively debate, argue for a spinoff featuring the Unfriendly Black Hotties. But there's more, our unpopular opinions aren't limited to the land of North Shore High alone. Will and Jewel weigh in on the pop culture enigma that is Iggy Azalea and the ubiquitous Telfar bags.

On a nostalgic journey, Will and Jewel will have you reminiscing about your own teenage years as they delve into the music that shaped theirs. From Dream's 'He Loves You Not' to Mariah Carey's 'Obsessed', we relive some iconic pop moments. Further, we dive into the complicated characters of 'Mean Girls', asking the critical question - Is Janice merely misunderstood? Our discussion also touches on the portrayal of people of color in the movie, a topic that is often overlooked but oh-so-crucial.

To wrap up our spirited discussion, we shift our focus to the Mean Girls musical adaptation, examining how it stacks up against the beloved movie. We also scrutinize the movie's unforgettable quotes and iconic scenes, dissecting what they reveal about the characters and the underlying power dynamics. There's so much more to 'Mean Girls' than meets the eye, and we're here to unearth it all. So, whether you're a die-hard fan of 'Mean Girls' or just curious about its cultural influence, join us for this candid, engaging and insightful conversation.

Highlights

Favorite Characters From a Film
High School Rumors in Small Towns
Depth and Representation in Film Discussion
Tina's Controversial Language and 2004 Perspective
Discussion About Little Africa in Schools
The Disappointment of "Fetch"
Movie Script
Concerns About a Regina's Little Sister's Behavior
Misunderstanding About Lesbian vs Lebanese

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Black People Love America's Next Top Model ft. Simone Polanen Sep 14, 2023

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Hold on tight as we take an exhilarating ride into the world of reality TV, specifically zeroing in on the iconic America's Next Top Model with our guest, the incredibly talented Simone Polanen. With Simone's discerning perspectives, we dissect the show's complex legacy that's far from black and white. From lauding its originality and influence on fashion to scrutinizing its portrayal of body image, consent, and racial dynamics - we leave no stone unturned. The show's controversial moments and contestants provide fodder for intense discussion that will undoubtedly make you rethink how television influences societal norms.

As we wrap up, we reflect on America's Next Top Model's deep-seated influence on its audience's psyche. We dissect the show's portrayal of models, the commodification of personal stories, and the controversial moments that were swept under the rug. Looking inwards, we also share how this reality TV stalwart has impacted our own lives and the culture it fostered. So, get comfortable and join us on this eye-opening journey as we unravel the many layers of America's Next Top Model's legacy.

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Reckoning With America's Next Top Model

Tyra's Antics

TV Show's Decision-Making and Emotional Exploitation

Spiders, Cockroaches, and Wild Accessories

Tyra's Controversial Summer Camp

Favorite Top Model Seasons

Favorite ANTM Contestants and Photoshoots

Culture Fragmentation and Loneliness Epidemic

Reflections on America's Next Top Model

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Black People Love Fall Out Boy ft. Furious Nae Aug 31, 2023

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Listen in as we explore the fluid nature of our favorite songs and movies with our dynamic guest, content creator, and entrepreneur, Janae. We chat about how difficult it can be to pinpoint an all-time favorite song or movie and how our preferences are subject to change. Janae makes a compelling case for why it's better to ask for a top five instead of one all-time favorite, adding a refreshing perspective to the way we think about our preferences.

Join us as we reminisce about the early 2000s, a time of unity that seems to have shifted in recent years. We take a musical journey, talking about Drake, Dashboard Confessional, and Green Day. We focus particularly on Fall Out Boy and the significant impact their music had on Janae during her high school years. You won't want to miss hearing about Pete Wentz's Afro-Jamaican background and the indelible impression the music video for Dance Dance left on its listeners.

In our fascinating discussion, we further analyze the intersection of Fall Out Boy and hip-hop. We examine Jay-Z's involvement with Fall Out Boy's album Infinity on High, and how it changed the game for Janae. She shares how this experience gave her the confidence to be open about her music tastes. Wrapping up, we chat about future podcast plans, and you'll also find out where to find Janae on Instagram, TikTok, and BPLPpod. Listen to the end to hear about her latest creative project. This episode is packed with thought-provoking discussions, unforgettable memories, and plenty of laughter.

Highlights

The Difficulty of Choosing All-Time Favorites
The Importance of Genuine Rap Conversations
My Chemical Romance in the 90s
Changing Landscape of Music Consumption
Fall Out Boy
Appreciating Theatrical Elements in a Song

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Black People Love Paramore ft. Hayley Williams (!!!!!) Aug 17, 2023

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I mean... Hayley Williams is on Black People Love Paramore podcast... what more is there to say?

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Black People Love Reba ft. Laci Mosley Aug 03, 2023

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Buckle up for a wild ride as we sit down with the inimitable Laci Mosley, a comedic powerhouse and host of the popular podcast, Scam Goddess! We couldn't help but dive into a hearty conversation, which took us from her journey as an actor, through her experiences with medical malpractice and landed us with shared laughter about our mutual love for Paramore.

We also explored the delightful complexity of the all-time favorite American sitcom, Reba – a show that, to our surprise, is deeply loved by the Black community! The iconic red hair of Reba McIntyre, nostalgia-inducing theme songs, and the intricate storylines of the sitcom were just some of the many aspects we discussed. We delved into some fan-favorite episodes, debated the merits of the show’s characters and even shared a passionate conversation about the impact of redheads on pop culture.

Not one to shy away from sensitive topics, we found ourselves deeply engrossed in discussions about racism and personal responsibility. Inspired by Laci’s own experiences, we examined the troubling narrative that people are treated based on their appearance. Wrapping up an episode full of laughter and deep conversations, we celebrated the influence of Hayley from Paramore, a testament to the striking power of music. Join us on this roller-coaster of an episode – you don’t want to let this one slide by!

Highlights

Black People Love Paramore

Reba

Discussion on Reba's Theme Songs

Red Hair and Favorite TV Episodes

TV Show Opinions and Relationships

Connection Between Black People and Reba

Racism and Medical Malpractice Experience

Love for Hayley From Paramore

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