The Death of Body Positivity & the Twisted Marketing of "Skinny"

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The Untold Lore of Nessa Barrett

Did you really think we could make it through Halloween season without a ⁨@NessaBarrett⁩ interview?!?Nessa is an artist I have had my eyes on for a long time and with her latest album, Tough Love, it seems like she has really set in to what she wants to be her sound.0:00 - Intro1 ...  Show more

Uplifting Tinashe

NICKY AT NIGHT IS HERE TO UPLIFT TINASHE YALL!!!When I first heard Popstar by Tinashe, I instantly felt it was goiing to be an AOTY contender for me. She has someone who has been in this industry for YEARS so I was so excited to pick her brain2:05 - What does “Popstar” even mean ...  Show more

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