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Blue collar brothers under attack! By now you must have heard about Aaron Sloan, a well-built licensed plumber brother, who appeared on the popular "Pop the Balloon" dating show seen on YouTube recently. Aaron was being considered as a date for a lineup of lovely ladies, and they were keen to give them a piece of their mind after Aaron laidout his qualifications to be on his arm. It wasn't long before the loud sound of balloons being popped and sparks of the worst sort started flying - so much so, that it wound up to Aaron's place of employment being deluged with OVER FIVE HUNDRED PHONE CALLS - and resulting in Aaron's ouster from his job(!). As you might have guessed, everyone is talking about the latest viral moment in the Gender Wars in Black America - and we're gonna talk about it right here, ONLY ON RUMBLE!

The great debate! Longtime and hugely controversial social media personality Tommy Sotomayor finds himself in the crosshairs (yet again!) for his conduct during a recent appearance on the popular Fresh & Fit show. Brandon Jamal, who's "Now You're A Single Mom" song has gone massively viral, was also present on Fresh & Fit and things didn't go well; he was "Frank Castled" off the show, and Sotomayor now finds himself at the center of yet another controversy, particularly with his real time debate with The Saint & The Sinner. The Saint argues, that Sotomayor, as a kind of "elder statesman" of the Black Manosphere, should have conducted himself a lot differently during the Brandon Jamal affair - even going so far as to suggest and accuse Sotomayor of being "unmanly" in talking about Jamal after his ouster. Sotomayor for his part, pleads his innocence - saying that he had no idea that Jamal would be present, nor was he familiar with him. Who's wrong? Who's right? We'll talk about it TODAY, ONLY on RUMBLE!

White girls gone wild! In the past few days, two specific instances of White women have come before the American public by way of social media have made their thoughts known and it would appear that quite a few Black people are upset. First, there's the instance of a White lady loctician out of Chicago, who made a blistering series of messages addressing Black women, which was swiftly responded to on the "Indisputable with Rashad Richey" program; and of course, there's the controversy swirling around one Ms. Lilly Gaddis, of Wilmington NC. The "trad wife" TikToker made a video lasting just under two minutes long, in which she assailed "n*ggas", "gold diggers" and "folks fresh off the boat looking for a green card". She appeared to be responding to elements of the Manosphere - possibly the Fresh & Fit crowd - given that she specifically mentioned Miami, where Fresh & Fit are based. In any event, a question emerges: Despite their less than eloquent way of putting their critiques - are these White women right? Is there a ring of truth to what they're saying? And why are so many Black people so very sensitive to the very things they seem to delight doing themselves, when others outside of Black America notices it? We're gonna talk all about it TODAY, ONLY ON RUMBLE!

Black Republicans under attack! Florida Congressman Byron Donald's' recent statement, made while on a visit to my hometown of Philly, about there being more intact, stable, two-parent homes in Black America during the Jim Crow era, is a simple statement of fact. But it wasn't long before the Left - led by Black women like MSNBC talking head Joy Reid - was all over Donaldson like a cheap suit. Misrepresenting his words, deliberately spinning the truth and more, these lowdown acts are precisely the reason why, per the most recent polls, Black men are backing former POTUS Donald J. Trump at double their numbers in 2016, according a Mar 18, 2024 article appearing on the Al-Jazeera website, "Why are Black voters backing Donald Trump in record numbers?". Is it really any wonder why the increasing gender divide between Black men and Black women continues to grow, following on the heels of Eboni K. Williams' impending delivery of her daughter that she chose to have as a single mom? Black America is now firmly in the spotlight as Ground Zero in the Culture Wars - and we'll talk about it TODAY right here, ONLY ON RUMBLE!

Start spreading the news! Reality tv show star, author and attorney Eboni K. Williams has just dropped the news that not only is she expecting and due in August, but that as promised, she got er done by way of the good ole turkey baster. Her baby bump, now quite prominent by all accounts with her show-all photoshoot widely seen and reported in People Magazine, now puts squarely into view some of the very hot button topics - like the hugely controversial "bus driver" scandal, and equally controversial and some would say even more importantly the breakdown of the Black family - which Eboni K. is through her actions, directly contributing to. How does the Black community square this and other glaring contradictions? We'll talk about it just in time for TGIF TODAY ONLY ON RUMBLE!

With a first ever POTUS being convicted of a crime - or, in Donald J. Trump's case, 34 of them(!) - the country seems to be in a tailspin. As the 2024 Presidential Election Campaign heads into the long summer months, Republicans and Democrats alike are looking to capitalize on the Trump verdict. But recent polls show Trump being up considerably over Joe Biden, and especially in the key battleground states, like mine in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania - where Black men made the difference in 2016 in putting Trump over the top. Since then, polling among Black men has continued to climb and more importantly, decline for Biden - but will that seachange increase even MORE now that Trump is a convicted felon? Black men have had a very nasty relationship with the criminal justice system, which has been repeatedly proven to be unfair to Men of Color; will Black men see themselves in Trump and will that be reflected in the polls? We're gonna talk about it TODAY on a special Saturday Morning Edition of Obsidian Radio with my special guest the one and only Hoodservative ONLY ON RUMBLE!

Longtime Black Hollywood vixen and B-list actress Vivica A. Fox has been thoroughly dragged up one side of Shea Butter TwitterX and down the other over the past few days. Why? Because of a recent spate of interviews, in which to soon to be sixty year late Baby Boomer said that she was ready to settle down and find her guy - sans the dating apps - because she's so traditional. Once again the so-called "gender wars" in Black America was ignited, with things breaking down largely along gendered lines: Black women see Vivica as being singled out for scorn and derision, seeing in her themselves; while Black men see Vivica as being emblematic of the kind of Black woman who squanders her best years messing around with F-boys and only now, firmly in the AARP camp, is she "ready" for a "real relationship". Who's right? Who's wrong? We'll talk about it TODAY ONLY ON RUMBLE!

What else is new, right? Longtime Black Manosphere critic F.D Signifier has dropped a lengthy video essay over the Memorial Day Weekend, where he gives his take on the meteoric rise and tremendously embarrassing fall from grace of Derrick Jaxn. Jaxn's heavy handed pandering to Black women, all the while showing so many signs that he was the fckboy he was "warning" the lovely ladies about all along, was something even Ray Charles could have seen coming down the pike from five clicks out. Nevertheless, Signifier doesn't seem to have the same fire in the belly for Jaxn that he does for the likes of Andrew Tate, Fresh & Fit and the late great "Saint Kevin" Samuels - heck, Fiq even goes so far as to say that Jaxn "still gave great advice" to the lonely, desperate and to be brutally frank, pathetic Black women who bought his crap. Why so much energy for the Black Manosphere but gives the King of the Effboys Derrick Jaxn a pass? We'll talk about it TODAY ONLY ON RUMBLE!

Modern Black Women fall for the okey doke yet again! By now you've heard about billionaire tech businessman and venture capitalist Ben Horowitz's statement about his Black wife, one Mrs. Felicia Horowitz - that she as a Black woman was "for grown men". Of course, it wasn't long before the lovely ladies of da communitah threw on their red capes and went flying out the window, capes flapping in the breeze at breakneck speed - meanwhile, Mr. Horowitz had this to say on the matter via Shea Butter TwitterX barely a week ago: "I never said that. I never even spoke to the woman who originally posted it. I sent her a cease and desist, but welp. I love my wife, but I don't talk like that about groups of people." BOOM! WHY are so many Black women so incredibly THIRSTY for the White Male Gaze? We're gonna talk about it, TODAY ONLY ON RUMBLE!

It seems no matter where Kendra G goes, she keeps bumping into the ghost of Kevin Samuels, LOL! A recent exchange with a fellow on her popular "Singles Live!" show just goes to prove that Kevin's legacy and influence lives on, well beyond the grave. This wasn't supposed to happen; many lovely ladies had assumed and hoped that when Kevin passed away, so would his ideas. But that is NOT what happened at all - indeed, it would seem that "a million little Kevin Samuels'" have cropped up online and off in the two years since his passing - much to the deep chagrin of Black women all over the internet. Personally, I LOVE IT - and you will too, as we talk about it TODAY, ONLY ON RUMBLE!

The fallout continues! With the word getting out about the very bad breakup of Princella "The Queenmaker" Clark and B. Taylor, scores of folks on social media - especially Black women themselves - seem to have a lot to say about the matter. And it doesn't seem that Princella has a heck of a lot of support, either. Breaking up is so very hard to do - and we'll talk about it on this TGIF TODAY ONLY ON RUMBLE!

The saga continues! As the never-ending so-called "Gender Wars" continues on these Black social media streets, one thing that has become undeniable is the fact that Black (and other!) women hold utterly ridiculous standards in dating and mating that they rarely if ever apply to themselves(!) - and, for so long, nobody (read: Men) said anything about it. That was then, and this is NOW - and men the globe over isn't gonna take it anymore. We're gonna talk about it TODAY ONLY ON RUMBLE!

Princella finally faces the music! After an embarrassingly horrible showing last week, Princella Clark, the so-called "Queenmaker" has finally been forced to face the music of her ex-girlfriend B. Taylor's brutal truth telling late last month. With Princella's "Enough Women's Conference" scheduled to take place next month(!), will she be able to offer an explanation of her actions in time to stave off yet another embarrassingly bad showing - or will B. Taylor's claims, bolstered by yet another tell-all video in recent days - stick! We'll find out TODAY ONLY ON RUMBLE!

The fallout continues! Princella Clark, the so-called "Queenmaker" is losing support by the minute, in the wake of her utterly anticlimactic and bizarre live stream she hosted last Friday evening, where instead of pointedly and directly confronting the numerous and damning claims made by her ex-girlfriend B. Taylor, she instead hosted three other Black women in a bid to promote an upcoming conference event this summer. Princella has been hailed as the "Female Kevin Samuels" - but her actions over the past few days in particular have proven that if she is anything, it would be the "Female Derrick Jaxn", the notorious serial adulterer, cheater and liar, who proved to be the very Effboy he was supposedly "warning" the lovely ladies all about. Join me as we review some of the fallout around these social media streets, ONLY ON RUMBLE!

You just cannot make this stuff up! Following up on the truly disturbing exchange between Passport Bro Auston Holleman and his mother, your correspondent has obtained the social media accounts of the former, which only adds more fuel to an already raging dysfunctional fire. With this additional evidence bearing out what some have speculated may be the real or true reason why Holleman is a Passport Bro in the first place, the conversation now has to rightly shift away from more shallow and superficial schoolyard taunts about Passport Bros being "ugly" or "socially awkward", to the very sobering reality that far too many Black mothers - the vast majority of whom are like Auston's mom in being single "boy moms" - have created the very Passport Bros they complain about on social media in the first place(!). Is the Black community willing and able to accept this sobering truth and have a mature and introspective conversation about it? A conversation that acknowledges that so many Black men - like Auston - are literally running away from Black women, many of whom are their actual mothers? Is the Black community willing to engage in a conversation about the very real emotional, verbal, psychological abuse that far too many Black moms enact on their own sons? Sadly, I think to ask the question is to answer it. Plus: Yanie Red "breaks her silence" in the wake of the big messy breakup between Princella Clark and B. Taylor last month - but why did it take this long for Yanie to speak out? Is she merely in damage control mode? And why does she keep dragging Black men writ large into the matter, when by definition this whole messy affair went down between two Black women in particular, and involving Black women more generally? We're gonna talk about it TODAY ONLY ON RUMBLE!

The plot thickens! Well-traveled passport bro Auston Holleman continues to make the social (and mainstream) media headlines - this time, not for what some consider to be his controversial actions while abroad, but for recent events that have taken place back home. During his recent visit to his native Dallas, Auston did a live where his mother behaved in a truly disturbing manner, and many onlookers have suggested that it is this - his apparently troubled relationship with his mother - that it is the impetus for becoming a Passport Bro in the first place. But is it true? And if so, could the same be applied to the other Passport Bros? Does this question open up a Pandora's Box of inquiry regarding the relationship between Black men and their mothers, and the role that Black women-as mothers of Black boys who will one day become Black men, play in the current and seemingly never ending "Gender Wars"? We're gonna talk about it TODAY ONLY ON RUMBLE!

Trouble in paradise? LMAO!

And the hits, just keep comin'...you just cannot make this stuff up...SMH

So, as I was saying...

She's baaaaaaack - surprised? SMH!

The Soft Guy Era continues! Scareface Mark, one of the creators of the Soft Guy Era movement, sits down in an exclusive interview with the Daily Rap Up Crew to discuss the global phenomenon that he and others have created with the Soft Guy Era movement. It's signature catchphrase, "Drizzle Drizzle" has the lovely ladies LIVING out here on these social media streets - and we're here for all of the laughs right here only on RUMBLE - LMAO!!!

Back then they didn't want me, now I'm hot they all on me...LOL

Drizzle drizzle!

A former NBA star speaks out! In the years since his departure and retirement from the National Basketball Association, Kwame Brown has found a second act as something of a social media personality. His takes on the world of professional sports and some of its biggest names on the court and behind the keyboard and microphone, have garnered him a wide audience in a relatively short period of time. But in a more recent broadcast, Brown weighs in on the much ballyhooed and supposed "gender war" between Black men and women online - and what he has to say comes as no big shock or surprise to anyone here in the Black Manosphere. What am I talking about? Tune in to check it out TODAY ONLY ON RUMBLE!

The Medium Man strikes again! One of the latest additions to the Black Manosphere (and he IS a part of it/us, whether he likes it or not), has recently weighed in on an issue that your correspondent has been speaking about and made go viral nearly a decade ago(!): That of the idea that Today's Aware Black Men (as Medium Man would put it) should NOT be the proverbial Cleanup Man - that is, to be stepping in and becoming mentors, babysitters, surrogate and even actual stepdads for Black women who have been able to make a free choice as to who they wanted to create said kids with. The fact that Medium Man is picking up the baton where yours truly has left off proves the permanance of the Black Manosphere's ideas - and that it is SPREADING in size and scope. What am I talking about? We'll talk about it TODAY ONLY ON RUMBLE!