C'Mon Son! The Podcast‪.‬ Ed Lover

I appreciate real talent y'all. I appreciate real tangible talent and I lot of the stuff I see going on out here is straight cap to me! You don't have to agree, but I'm definitely calling out all of the B.S this week! 

This week Fruit and I pay homage to some of our favorite songs by our white brothers and sisters in music! Here's part 1 of our list of songs that may not be categorized as "Blue Eyed Soul" but are still tied to great memories and give us a good feeling! 

We back and we're talking the men of R&B who almost made it. Some of them had hits, some had a few hits, but they just never claimed the top spot for superstardom. Do you agree with our list? Let us know how you feel in the comments

I have a lot of opinions y'all and some of them are unpopular...And that's okay. This week you're going to hear my unpopular opinion on Black Businesses, Diddy, Amanda Seals, Hip-Hop and whether it's dead or not and Podcasting. Everything ain't for everybody, y'all. And if no one is going to say it, I will! C'MON SON! 

This week my wife and I take a moment to reflect on the women of R&B that we were sincerely rooting for but to circumstances, sum beyond their control, they never made it to the superstardom that we anticipated for them. Talk a walk with me and Fruit as we talk the women of R&B who were almost there. 

There's so much beef going on in hip-hop right now, but the thing that has me so puzzled right now is all this "Big 3" talk. Who decided that Drake, Kendrick and Cole were the Big 3? Does everyone agree on this?