Let's Go Tings! | Relentless Diaries | Love Is Blind, Toronto Sound/ WNBA Team, Game 7, Therapy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Topics and discussions include for this week's episode:
Weekly recaps/ Mother's Day (7:25)
Love is Blind/ Clay and his new boo (17:22)
Generational trauma/ Misusing therapy terms (32:00)
Does Toronto have a sound?/ Not Like Us (53:20)
Teacher fired for getting hair unbraided by students (1:36:20)
Terrifying medical procedures (1:45:05)
What if your child was being born during game 7?/ Toronto WNBA team (2:05:05)
The topics you guys discuss keep the pod so interesting not everyday body count and 50\50 thank you sm😭
#justiceforclyde
Nah you guys gotta fix the camera cuts man. Mans are watching mucho stare for 10 minutes 😂😂😂
Great episode! Totally agree with Clyde's perspective on the teacher situation. Where mans went wrong was POSTING the video. In the US, we have teachers that have state given cell numbers that students can text to.
the goats uploaded again 🐐 🔥
Wdym that’s not true. Trust me it’s true and we always notice Clyde getting undermined😭 it’s not even abt cut off sometimes u guys just disregard the poor guy. We love Clyde fr
Whew thought I wasn’t getting an episode today. 😮💨
#needthat
The last 10min was funny as hell!
Also another woman would definitely help because there are times you miss certain points but only because there’s 3 other men ur surrounded by
The Toronto sound isn't a beat, and tbh it didn't even start with Roney. It started with Drake harmonizing his raps, switching between singing and rapping on the same verse. That is the Toronto sound-the melodic rap style we hear today or even harmonizing your rap verses. I can argue that Drake started that, before Drake brought in that sound you were either a singer or rapper. You couldn't do both, and still be called a rapper. Drake did, and this is partly why people still don't respect his raps as much. Zoe was right bringing up Bryson because he took his whole sound from us. Rambo is a perfect example, of the melodic rapping. Yea, the beats are slightly dark but it's more about what he's doing with his voice. You can hear the influence in Lil Tecca, Lil Tjay, A Boogie, Northside Benji even Kodak at times. Forgot Tory Lanez and Travis Scott as well. Before you bring up 808s and HeartBreaks, that's kanye singing on auto-tune. Different than actually harmonizing a rap verse. To Tresor's point, there's a bunch of kids emulating this sound, it's not just those at the top. E.g. L.B Spiffy got his whole flow taken by Lil Tecca and that blew him up.
People don’t have a problem with Canadians it’s about Drake imo