@@kristacapstin omg she has a bad habit of doing that, because she does Bridget the same way on “See the thing is.” And thank God Bridget is a lot like Weezy as far as being patient with her. But yeah, she gotta work on that... I like her a lot too, cuz it seems like she got stories for days lol.
This is the best representation of what black women should be doing. Embracing each other even with their differences in lifestyles , opinions, and views of sex. This is exquisite 💗
Honestly, that didn't sit well with me. This is a womans talk show, that includes all the spicy parts of relationships. I think its doing a disservice to women to silence any stories regarding violence against us, even minor agressions, or transgressions. But they exist in all relationships, we cant respect eachother 100% of the time, but we can hold eachother responsible. All it took away was a learning oportunity from everyone, reinstated the collective silence women hold for the men they love in their lives. Its okay to tell your girlfriends what he did. Shit, tell his mans friends what he did, so someone can tell him how to handle the situatuin better next time. Too many time we put 100% of the responsability on the woman for even being there, that she can walk away if she knows whats good for her, how could you know whats best for anyones personal situation? We need real solutions.
@@user-my9ok1nz1j that’s what I love about her is she’s so open and-willing to learn , I love an emotionally and socially intelligent person and she is that .
I stopped listening as soon as that woman said “traditional family; she also has no idea of what feminism is. I got a stank vibe from her as soon as she started talking. I’ll catch y’all next week.
When your ex informs you that your daughter has a father that isn’t you, and ya BM keeps contacting you as if you forgot what she said, and you’re all like, where do I fit in this family photo again?😅
Most women don’t know what feminism is! I bet if we take back all those rights women fought for you would go crazy. Stop letting patriarchy confuse you. We are truly becoming equal and it’s a uproar because of it. Women are walking in true balance.
Weezy & mandi dont even like each other and then they don’t let their guests speak long enough to hear their views, and procees to roll their eyes at everything they say🤣 lawddddd
I wonder why? Mandii B likes to either interrupt everyone or talk over them. And if you ask me... Mandii B was kinda being hella rude to the guessed? Well at least I think so.
The way that I see Feminism is yes the equality of the sexes and genders, but more importantly it gives people the agency and space to define their life choices and how valuable they are according to their identity. You can still live a domestic life and still call yourself a feminist. Or you can live a life with no marriage, no kids and still call yourself a feminist. The important factor is agency and freedom. "I want to be a stay at home mom and clean the house because I want to and it brings me joy, NOT because I'm a woman and that's my place." But unfortunately mainstream feminist culture is very tunnel-visioned. It has a very narrow idea of what it's values and goals are, as well as who it finds valuable to fight for. I hear a lot of black women saying that they're not feminists because the movement doesn't center them in any way unless they do the labor themselves.
Everyone: .... Mandi: MY MAN F@c#ed the $#!+ out of me this morning, yesterday, two Sunday’s ago, last year on a Thursday during a pandemic when I had COVID. It was soooo good. He’s sooo big. He’s FINE. We get it. We really do.
Ya'll should really read this book Hood Feminism: Notes From the Women That a Movement Forgot by Mikki Kendall. It talks about the issues with mainstream feminism and essentially "white feminism" and how it does not involve women pocs.
At the end of the day in order to heal you need to not run away/avoid from your feelings and sit down with them in order to make your next move. So my motto is process how I feel after a break, book a Therapy session, cry, journal to truly figure out myself again in order to not carry my past feelings into something new. Sometimes people can fuck another person to get over the hurt but for me personally it can be a distraction for my healing.
Blacks from Africa consider themselves black ok, their is race which is what you're born and nationality which is the country you're born in so you all need to learn the proper adjective to describe an individual when topics like this exist to convey the correct point.
Problem with eddin he's their yes man. He's gonna agree with most of the BS they say and not check them like other males guest have. When you got two outspoken women you need an alpha male counterpart to challenge them not beta.
How telling is it that the most judgement filled person is engaged to someone who has cut her wig up. I guess we should be engaged to someone who destroys our things instead of sleeping with whoever makes us happy 🙃🙃🙃🙃
@@cindya6927 They asked about one episode, one conversation. I believe all women should have a heaux phase, take into account that I'm 7 years older than these women and I have a different understanding of things now. All of that can't come out in an 1hr long show. Also, I simply like their show. And everyone has had not so good relationships, and those situations don't define who you are.
I just started listening to We Talk Back, I like their podcast. Mandi and Weezy were coming for them from the start, seems like they feel threatened, even though they are 2 totally different podcast
Charleston SC loves y'all ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Shout out to the Southern Queens 👑 Mandii, you know how much I love you already ❤️ Gorgeous We Talk Back ❤️❤️ love your vibe and listening to y'all talk...I need to find where y'all be at 😆😆😆 Weezy❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍
Weezy “I love doin that , that’s so much fun” LMFAOOOOOOO NOT about to play with her 🤣😂😂😂😂😂 great episode ladies. In the beginning I was like Oop 👀but it’s good!
I actually really appreciated the guest and hearing their point of view. Contrary to what other commentators are saying, I don’t think they were being judgmental at all. They were just sharing a different perspective on the topics that were presented. It was kinda uncomfortable in the beginning because it did seem like Mandi was bullying them at first but overall I enjoyed this episode!
i thought i was gonna hate this episode when they said they not feminists, but this was beautiful feminine chemistry ✨✨ and mandii my name is amanda too! and my parents picked it cause and i quote “its very american name” LMFAO
Mandii has been to the continent of Africa so she has a different point of view from the other girls as far as race is concern. Never knew Geechee were Indian. They’ve always been African until recently.
@@lakishabolton9049 I’ve never been to the « low Country » but I did meet a woman from South Carolina about 16yrs ago with a unique accent; so I asked her if she was from the islands and she told me she was Geechee, and they were Africans who isolated themselves and kept some of the traditions.
at 10:55 she is speaking facts, if you get man with more money than you're ex, you're ex might end it real talk. especially if y'all take a vacation or something early on.
@@BlkSuperman77 nah you right bruh. Caught my ex stalking me about a month ago and she supposed to be happily married. It was really about her checking up on me because we gotta baby together. So, it wasn’t really about sex as to why she was lurking. But, all I cared about was she didn’t have her husband with her and she wore some tight ass jeans because she knew I’d appreciate seeing the yams nestled in them again. Even though she never got out the car to confirm what I already knew. I just know her well enough to know that if she wearing a specific top with her hair down, she probably rocking some tight ass jeans in order to reduce uncontrollable jiggling. That’s all I really cared about. She can lurk away as far as I’m concerned. As long as she comes correct😂
Life doesn’t reward uncertainty, Mandii... which is why he’s able to steer the narrative that way. Sometimes he even forces answers on ppl if you really pay attention.
Sorry Weezy and Mandii but y’all aren’t always right ! We understand it’s your podcast but damn y’all aggy asf in this video smfh do better! Other people’s views are relevant !
13:44-- round of applause for that man!! Cuz when women key a guy's car or throw his clothes out on the lawn, women be applauding it...now cutting ur wig is vengeful?? Lol women are so biased!
@@SuperSouthchick girl we do support women when they do bugged out shit to men out of vengeance. Or we don’t call it abuse the way we paint the narrative toward men
@@MoJones9919 thank u for educating her ignorance! There's a whole song about it "i bust ur windows out ur car" that was like women's anthem lol carrie Underwood wrote a song about destroying his car and leather seats and it blew up lol women PRAISE the abuse of men's property!
@@spazz-ok9nr it’s not a thank you. It’s a fact. I’m guilty of it too. Shit my friends Boyfriend violated her and I poured bleach all over the clothes he left at our house. Cause FUCK THAT. You wanna play? WE CAN ALL PLAY 🗣
I agree with you Mandii. In my personal life, I prefer to be known as an African-American woman simply because of the inferences of the word “black.” At its root is the word “lack,” meaning not whole or complete. There is a whole movement that urges the world to recognize that Black Lives Matter. Words are things that create conditions.
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Weezy takes her time to research and educate in the most humble way possible... love it
And Mandii B just likes to interrupt everyone lol
Bruhhhh... her patience and grace lmao it’s admirable af
Honestly!! I wish I had a fraction of her patience
@@kristacapstin omg she has a bad habit of doing that, because she does Bridget the same way on “See the thing is.” And thank God Bridget is a lot like Weezy as far as being patient with her. But yeah, she gotta work on that... I like her a lot too, cuz it seems like she got stories for days lol.
Facts
9:05 mandi’s face and then “ummm...did y’all make these definitions up yourself” KILLED ME 💀💀💀
“I had to reverse engineer this baby.” LMAO
Reminded her of herself lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is the best representation of what black women should be doing. Embracing each other even with their differences in lifestyles , opinions, and views of sex. This is exquisite 💗
Mandii a real one for telling her not to share the wig cut up story if she gonna stay with her man 😩😂
But the fact that they didn’t cut it out! A true teachable moment. 😂
Honestly, that didn't sit well with me. This is a womans talk show, that includes all the spicy parts of relationships. I think its doing a disservice to women to silence any stories regarding violence against us, even minor agressions, or transgressions. But they exist in all relationships, we cant respect eachother 100% of the time, but we can hold eachother responsible. All it took away was a learning oportunity from everyone, reinstated the collective silence women hold for the men they love in their lives. Its okay to tell your girlfriends what he did. Shit, tell his mans friends what he did, so someone can tell him how to handle the situatuin better next time. Too many time we put 100% of the responsability on the woman for even being there, that she can walk away if she knows whats good for her, how could you know whats best for anyones personal situation? We need real solutions.
Say that!!!
@@jennydelaflor2087 💯🎯
Damn! And I wanted to hear that cut up wig story too😂😫
Bruhhh Weezy can style me ! It’s the fits and the ombré braids for me ... sis got the visual aesthetics😍🥵🤤 and she’s smart af 🧠
Yeah she's cute, actually really interesting, and her curiosity is refreshing
@@user-my9ok1nz1j that’s what I love about her is she’s so open and-willing to learn , I love an emotionally and socially intelligent person and she is that .
IKR!!!
I stopped listening as soon as that woman said “traditional family; she also has no idea of what feminism is. I got a stank vibe from her as soon as she started talking. I’ll catch y’all next week.
Neither do you. You're a dude. We got our own lane, let's stay in it.
💯 traditional went out the window the first episode
Thank you I was waiting to see a comment like this bc everyone was co signing her and I’m like tf ??!
When your ex informs you that your daughter has a father that isn’t you, and ya BM keeps contacting you as if you forgot what she said, and you’re all like, where do I fit in this family photo again?😅
Heavy shade in the beginning 🙃😅... buckling up lol
Most women don’t know what feminism is! I bet if we take back all those rights women fought for you would go crazy. Stop letting patriarchy confuse you. We are truly becoming equal and it’s a uproar because of it. Women are walking in true balance.
Chillleee the nice- nasty energy!
Weezy & mandi dont even like each other and then they don’t let their guests speak long enough to hear their views, and procees to roll their eyes at everything they say🤣 lawddddd
I wonder why? Mandii B likes to either interrupt everyone or talk over them. And if you ask me... Mandii B was kinda being hella rude to the guessed? Well at least I think so.
I fucking loved this episode. The different perspectives were much appreciated. Keep doing your thing ladies.
The way that I see Feminism is yes the equality of the sexes and genders, but more importantly it gives people the agency and space to define their life choices and how valuable they are according to their identity. You can still live a domestic life and still call yourself a feminist. Or you can live a life with no marriage, no kids and still call yourself a feminist. The important factor is agency and freedom. "I want to be a stay at home mom and clean the house because I want to and it brings me joy, NOT because I'm a woman and that's my place."
But unfortunately mainstream feminist culture is very tunnel-visioned. It has a very narrow idea of what it's values and goals are, as well as who it finds valuable to fight for. I hear a lot of black women saying that they're not feminists because the movement doesn't center them in any way unless they do the labor themselves.
This!! There’s lots of black feminist literature that centre our experiences but people are apparently too lazy to do their research 😑
How many times can I like a comment! I was practically screaming at my phone during their entire conversation.
Omgg thank you , yess this !!!
I loveeee Mandii’s pink hair ughh😍!
Nobody:
Mandii: .... MY MAN...
All the fucking timeeee 😂🤣
Everyone: ....
Mandi: MY MAN F@c#ed the $#!+ out of me this morning, yesterday, two Sunday’s ago, last year on a Thursday during a pandemic when I had COVID. It was soooo good. He’s sooo big. He’s FINE.
We get it. We really do.
😆 5 seconds in and that's exactly how it went
Cardigan a little problematic, but she true to herself so it’s like who cares lol
You worded it perfectly
She annoyed me
Ya'll should really read this book Hood Feminism: Notes From the Women That a Movement Forgot by Mikki Kendall. It talks about the issues with mainstream feminism and essentially "white feminism" and how it does not involve women pocs.
Mandii was being a little too Regina George in the beginning, but she lightened up at the end.
🙃
Mandi seemed salty in the beginning ... she seems very defensive on what the guests were saying
At the end of the day in order to heal you need to not run away/avoid from your feelings and sit down with them in order to make your next move. So my motto is process how I feel after a break, book a Therapy session, cry, journal to truly figure out myself again in order to not carry my past feelings into something new. Sometimes people can fuck another person to get over the hurt but for me personally it can be a distraction for my healing.
💯
Completely agree! So often people don't take the time to heal. They just run to the next person to feel whole again
Blacks from Africa consider themselves black ok, their is race which is what you're born and nationality which is the country you're born in so you all need to learn the proper adjective to describe an individual when topics like this exist to convey the correct point.
So they don’t know the difference between race, nationality and racial identity now? 😂 lord
Fr that’s so embarrassing for their age. They don’t even know what ethnicity is....
It's a MSGM Bomber Jacket and it's DRIP!! Enjoy the show though 😘
Take a shot every time Mandi says “my man” 😂
Why was you cooking for him?-we had to eat! #valid 😂😂😂😂😂
34:30 The term yall was looking for was UberMEATS lmao
“What do you think the pink hair is giving”🤣😭 hilarious
Cardigan right AF about black culture. & nations of people
😂😂😂angry that you called her Cardigan 😂😂😂
👀
This pod is my weekly dose of psychotic delusion
🥰
Mad early for the comments 😭 12 mins in and it’s getting spicy baby I need to come back for the comments 😩 Ps Weezy looks so good 10/10 sis 😘😘💕
I wish they learned more about feminism for themselves before bashing it.
Okay, I am loving this conversation only 5 minutes in, Weezy spitting facts
Pink Hair was hating at the beginning
I feel like the people who don't like Eddin are the new people. I use to love when Alex would talk and I feel the same with Eddin.
Same
Problem with eddin he's their yes man. He's gonna agree with most of the BS they say and not check them like other males guest have. When you got two outspoken women you need an alpha male counterpart to challenge them not beta.
someone on this show (figure it out yourself) loves to make people feel like crap to make her look better. which always fails. so weird
😍Weezy can get it any day of the week!
M, T, W, Th, F, S & Sun
Weezy is fine and her style is on point.
🙆🏻♂️
This has definitely been an insightful conversation. As 35 year old female I have some of the same sentiment.
16:11 - that was some great advice from Mandi 😂
Come on Weezy! Giving us education REALNESS!
How telling is it that the most judgement filled person is engaged to someone who has cut her wig up. I guess we should be engaged to someone who destroys our things instead of sleeping with whoever makes us happy 🙃🙃🙃🙃
We Talk Back is a no judgment zone. The topic on our show was more about healing as opposed to heauxing 🤗.
@@wetalkbackpodcast so why are you on a pro-heaux podcast?
@@cindya6927 They asked about one episode, one conversation. I believe all women should have a heaux phase, take into account that I'm 7 years older than these women and I have a different understanding of things now. All of that can't come out in an 1hr long show. Also, I simply like their show. And everyone has had not so good relationships, and those situations don't define who you are.
Since y’all be watching the comments....wheezy congrats on ya show on fuse. Also I would love each of y’all on the others outside pod.
I love cardigan!!!!
Mandy just needs to shut up 🙄😂...let Weezy speak and stop calling her out for every freaking thing.
When you awake (spiritually), you'll be aware of things you do to "run" from your problems. You also value yourself as you should
Love Weezy’s break down of feminism
Omg I hate this episode Lmfaooooooooo love y’all but don’t bring them back 🤣
What if they had Kevin Samuels on the pod? That would make a top 20 podcast moment imo.
I just started listening to We Talk Back, I like their podcast. Mandi and Weezy were coming for them from the start, seems like they feel threatened, even though they are 2 totally different podcast
I been waiting since Thursday for this to come out. Lol
Yall are crazy I lived for this episode 😫😅
She needs to stop saying she engaged
She said that's a covid tip....I'm dead 💀 lol 😂
We care to hear Eddin ❤️
Do they ever show him ?
Charleston SC loves y'all ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Shout out to the Southern Queens 👑
Mandii, you know how much I love you already ❤️ Gorgeous
We Talk Back ❤️❤️ love your vibe and listening to y'all talk...I need to find where y'all be at 😆😆😆
Weezy❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍
Weezy “I love doin that , that’s so much fun” LMFAOOOOOOO NOT about to play with her 🤣😂😂😂😂😂 great episode ladies. In the beginning I was like Oop 👀but it’s good!
This feels like a corporate audit of a podcast... y’all Whoreible HR today 😂😂
My mom named me Amanda from a character on one of them daytime soap operas 🤦🏾♀️
My sister was named after Tracy Quartermain from General Hospital lol
Tammy and AJ are gorgeous. That black girl next door aesthetic is so attractive
I actually really appreciated the guest and hearing their point of view. Contrary to what other commentators are saying, I don’t think they were being judgmental at all. They were just sharing a different perspective on the topics that were presented. It was kinda uncomfortable in the beginning because it did seem like Mandi was bullying them at first but overall I enjoyed this episode!
That idea of feminism has always been stereotyped like that in my experience.
You know sis is a hotep. Got the Ankh necklace and everything.
AJ has a better understanding of Men and sexuality
Slight personality clash at first but became a great pod !
For Patreon is there a way to listen to the Episodes without having to scroll through the whole feed.
OMG I'm the first one here of the 26 yts!!!
Mandi and Weezy's outfits be sooo wild😳
All of y’all together is chefs kiss 😘 I love all the different perspectives 😂
Ole girl different
Awesome conversation. Dope episode
i thought i was gonna hate this episode when they said they not feminists, but this was beautiful feminine chemistry ✨✨ and mandii my name is amanda too! and my parents picked it cause and i quote “its very american name” LMFAO
Mandi and weezy chewed and spit these girls back out😩
Yes love y’all! ❤️
Wow all this time of podcasting and they still talk over each other and their guests
I found them judgemental. I feel like they will learn alot as the grow in podcasting. Or they will fizzle out. Im rooting for them tho
Mandii has been to the continent of Africa so she has a different point of view from the other girls as far as race is concern. Never knew Geechee were Indian. They’ve always been African until recently.
Geechee is short for Ogheechee indians. If you've ever been to region, you know this. That is known all over the low country.
@@lakishabolton9049 I’ve never been to the « low Country » but I did meet a woman from South Carolina about 16yrs ago with a unique accent; so I asked her if she was from the islands and she told me she was Geechee, and they were Africans who isolated themselves and kept some of the traditions.
Weezy is me thinking what if the snot gets in his whole lol. That’s the random shit that be poppin in my head
i have a friend named angelica bc her mom named her from her hospital sheets, that happened to be the rugrats.
at 10:55 she is speaking facts, if you get man with more money than you're ex, you're ex might end it real talk. especially if y'all take a vacation or something early on.
Men don't really give a shit whats going on with the ex. She could be with Bill Gates living the high life and we could care less.
@@BlkSuperman77 debatable
@@BlkSuperman77 💀
@@BlkSuperman77 nah you right bruh. Caught my ex stalking me about a month ago and she supposed to be happily married. It was really about her checking up on me because we gotta baby together. So, it wasn’t really about sex as to why she was lurking. But, all I cared about was she didn’t have her husband with her and she wore some tight ass jeans because she knew I’d appreciate seeing the yams nestled in them again. Even though she never got out the car to confirm what I already knew. I just know her well enough to know that if she wearing a specific top with her hair down, she probably rocking some tight ass jeans in order to reduce uncontrollable jiggling. That’s all I really cared about. She can lurk away as far as I’m concerned. As long as she comes correct😂
Life doesn’t reward uncertainty, Mandii... which is why he’s able to steer the narrative that way. Sometimes he even forces answers on ppl if you really pay attention.
I absolutely fkn love weezy. She’s such a beautiful woman inside and out.
Uhhh weezy where did u get ur outfit!?!
Got them chunkies out☺️
Okay fellow Carolina girls!!♥️♥️♥️
“That nigga gonna melt when those clothes come off” lmaooooooo
"We had to eat" 😄😄😄basically!
😲
I've never watched them before ...but is it just me or does mandi and the other girl seem to be thrown much shade
Love this 🥰 love ratchet talk lol We need a men’s version of this
😎
Naw we good
Love you women!
The cutoff olympics
LISTEENNNNNN that’s all they do, like no point was fully done 😂😂
Bruh😅
There is NO good reason EVER to go in a phone. Period. You’ll get your issue... and you did it to yourself at that point 🤷🏽♂️
Sorry Weezy and Mandii but y’all aren’t always right ! We understand it’s your podcast but damn y’all aggy asf in this video smfh do better! Other people’s views are relevant !
These guests were....no.
Lmao just no
Yess mandii looks good af!!
13:44-- round of applause for that man!! Cuz when women key a guy's car or throw his clothes out on the lawn, women be applauding it...now cutting ur wig is vengeful?? Lol women are so biased!
That's not true. No woman applauds that, and if that is your bar you are to young to have a relationship dummy.
@@SuperSouthchick girl we do support women when they do bugged out shit to men out of vengeance. Or we don’t call it abuse the way we paint the narrative toward men
@@MoJones9919 thank u for educating her ignorance! There's a whole song about it "i bust ur windows out ur car" that was like women's anthem lol carrie Underwood wrote a song about destroying his car and leather seats and it blew up lol women PRAISE the abuse of men's property!
@@MoJones9919 thank you
@@spazz-ok9nr it’s not a thank you. It’s a fact. I’m guilty of it too. Shit my friends Boyfriend violated her and I poured bleach all over the clothes he left at our house. Cause FUCK THAT. You wanna play? WE CAN ALL PLAY 🗣
I love the show but let them speak 😩
I agree with you Mandii. In my personal life, I prefer to be known as an African-American woman simply because of the inferences of the word “black.” At its root is the word “lack,” meaning not whole or complete. There is a whole movement that urges the world to recognize that Black Lives Matter. Words are things that create conditions.
three minutes in and the stupidity is killing me
they don’t know what being a feminist means😂 weezy is correct lmao
Dat damn Weezy is the truth. My gawd.