Episode #125
Almost Rich Aunties
This week we start with a question: Am I even really who I am… and who will I be when I can finally afford myself? We get into how much money, access, and lifestyle play a role in how we express who we really are. Then Amanda Seales dropped a diss track, so naturally we have to discuss. Is Amanda simply misunderstood, or does she enjoy being a contrarian? This leads us to another July 1st Cancer, Chlöe Bailey, who like Amanda often gets hit with the “she’s doing too much” critique and doesn’t always seem to land with the public. Is there something about these July 1st babies?! Somehow, we end up back at one of our favorite frustrations: Normani . We WANT her to be great, but does Normani actually want to succeed as a solo artist? Because sometimes… the actions are unclear! We talk about what WE would be doing if we managed Normani...and safe to say, we’d be hitting the pavement like early Beyoncé. Finally, are the VMAs officially dead? Sadly… it’s looking that way. We have theories about how a show that once gave us some of the biggest moments in pop culture lost its magic. And the latest Taylor Swift moment isn’t helping; creating a special award and seemingly finding another way to center her video feels like part of the problem. We get that the VMAs are a major part of Taylor’s history (her victim-to-villain arc basically started there!), but nobody wants to sit through the Taylor Swift Awards every year. As always… who are we to judge? ♀️ Donate to support the growth of our show! Cashapp: $whoamitojudgepod Paypal: paypal.me/WhoAmIToJudgePod Official Podcast IG/TikTok - @whoamitojudgepod Samantha - @vraibleu Alexis - @effyouimgucciphd Email Us at whoamitojudgepod@gmail.com This podcast is for entertainment and commentary purposes only. All discussions are based on publicly available information, rumors, and alleged reports. We do not claim any statements to be facts. The views expressed are our opinions, and listeners should not take anything said here as verified or definitive. We encourage everyone to do their own research and form their own conclusions.
