It's been a minute but this life no really balance, so we hope you understand. We wanted to have a conversation about fathers and our relationships with them, it was very on-the-spot and not fully formed but we hope you enjoy what we were able to come up with, and maybe later we'll revisit the topic with some input from y'all.

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This episode was supposed to be just a rant before the actual conversation we were planning to have but apparently the guys were angry cos the rant became the entire episode, so we hope you enjoy listening to this one. Please join the conversation on Twitter and/or Instagram, we would love to get more views on the topic. P.S. The new rant is at the end of the episode and it's probably the funniest part of this entire episode.

We've been gone for a while and we apologize, we know we need focus but this life no really balance and problem no dey ever finish. So, we can't really promise it won't happen again. We talk about Nigeria and I promise if you are Nigerian or just curious about the place and it's people and history then you're going to want to hear the conversation that we had here. There's a lot more but it would make for an overly long episode, maybe we'll upload the rest later, maybe it'll make it to our Patreon...we'll see.

Due to popular demand, It's finally here, the part 2 that several of you have requested multiple times (honestly, there's actually more that we wanted you to hear but decide to take out even though it's hilarious. Maybe when we eventually drop our lost tapes on the Patreon it'll be part of what we release). Thanks again for fucking with us, every time things like this happen and we have people hitting us up, we realize how a lot of people actually care about what we have to say and it's humbling. We love you all. P.S. The audio quality complaint you're thinking about is because eight opinionated people are trying to talk over each other. We apologize.

Leeemao! You're probably wondering; "where's niggas ain't shit part 2?" Not here haha! But for real though, we'll probably put it up next week...probably...maybe... Until then, abeg use this one take hold belle. The boys chop it up and just give their takes on some of the things happening right now. Listen till the end, we're funny.

There's a little tribute to George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement at the beginning of this episode. This one is a little older than some of the ones posted before it. Alright, we promised we'd talk about how niggas ain't shit and we've come to deliver on it. We, however, didn't feel completely unbiased on the topic so instead of compromising the conversation, we got 4 very intelligent and beautiful ladies to take on the conversation and tell us things from their many personal experiences from dealing with niggas. This episode is supposed to be the antithesis to "The one where 4 guys talk about how women annoy them" (go check it out if you haven't already). Also, the conversation was very long, so this is just part 1 of a 2-part recording (we'll drop part 2 next week...maybe).

As promised, here's the second part of the 2-part mental health conversation. Once again, this is us just talking about our personal experiences and we hope that they can resonate with someone listening. Thank you for vibing with us and caring enough to listen to our stories. P.S. This episode came out with the volume very low and wouldn't get louder regardless of all the efforts expended as we went back to attempt to redo the editing multiple times (and for no reason too). Sorry, please bear with us and use speakers. Garageband is the worst and we need to transition from it. We are open to pocket-friendly suggestions...or...erm...donations *coughs*.

For a long time, we have been meaning to talk about this from our perspectives and experiences and coincidentally, when we got around to it, the timing was just right. We just had a very emotional and open conversation about mental health and we hope that someone else, even if just one person, will listen to this and get some kind of respite, however little, and maybe find the courage to speak to someone about their experience. We split the recording into 2 parts and we'll put up the second part soon, so stay tuned.

First off, check out part 1 on Biased Reality's podcast (it's on your platform of choice) This is really just a continuation of that conversation. Racism is prominent worldwide, whether you reside in U.S.A or Australia, the color of your skin seems to affect your reality, and here's why it's a difficult conversation to avoid. Also, we're not by any means radical, we just believe conversations need to be had around the reality of the world and some of these things aren't very easy to hear but honesty on our part is all we have to give. And give we must.