In the season 2 finale, mega-producer Jazze Pha celebrates Hip-Hop’s 50th anniversary and reflects on his greatest hits. Artist Jevon Dewand talks redefining Trap music. The Chi’s Genesis Denise Hale discusses bullying, body positivity, and freshman life at an HBCU. The BGS hosts debate the culture's use of the word “Auntie.” Plus, poet Ashlee Haze performs.

Fashion King Groovey Lew on masterminding hip-hop’s most iconic looks. Actor Johnell Young reveals the secret to breaking into the entertainment industry. Celebrity hairstylist Dontay Savoy and got2B ambassador Tokyo Stylez are in the BGS Salon with the perfect wig install. Plus, comedian Lauren Knight performs.

New Orleans Rapper, Rob49 on staying connected to the trenches and the effects of his parents' incarceration. Hip-Hop duo, Flyana Boss talks pushing boundaries in music and life. The BGS ladies debate women rappers' right to be raunchy. Plus, R&B artist Rex Evans performs.

Muni Long opens up about her success but on her own terms and living with Lupus. Desi Banks and Waka Flocka give Spades a new twist. Pastor Mike Todd defends his unconventional message. Plus, a BGS conversation on dissect male friend groups.

On this week's episode of Black Girl Stuff, our hosts dive into real talk about relationships and love with guests Quincy Brown, Joey Bada$$, 19Keys and Tyler Lepley. They have a raw, candid conversation tackling topics like the evolution of gender roles, financial breakdowns in partnerships, the purpose of labels, accountability in relationships, and more. They discuss if men or women benefit more from situationships, the importance of emotional intelligence and healing, and if you can be in love yet still cheat. It's an insightful episode aiming to bridge understanding between black men and women

Brixx, Brii, Britt, Akilah Ffriend, and correspondent Kennedy Rue discuss sex without strings attached and Black female athletes coming under attack. Plus, BMF star Di’Vinchi opens up about healing from childhood trauma. And spoken word artist and author, Theresa the S.O.N.G.B.I.R.D performs a powerful piece.

Back on the scene with the ladies of Black Girl Stuff, singer, TV personality K. Michelle opens up about dating outside her race and learning to love herself again. Comedian Chase Anthony performs. . Plus, a BGS debate on Black vs. white woman’s tears.

In the mid-season 2 finale, 3X Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Jozzy shares some free game on love and her new music; recording artist and mega-influencer Queen Naija keeps it real about BBL maintenance and co-parenting. Plus, former BGS co-host Demetria Obilor returns to reveal a new project, and more. Black Girl Stuff returns in September only on REVOLT. 

Reality star and influencer Reginae Carter guest hosts; comedian Kountry Wayne gets real about life lessons; restaurant entrepreneur Derrick Hayes shares his journey from the hood to Wall Street; plus heated discussions about “placeholding” in relationships and Black men’s mental health. 

"Snowfall" star Gail Bean explains stripper culture and shares about her Ghana experience; Jess Hilarious opens up about co-parenting and remaining friends with exes; Serayah walks us through her acting journey from "Empire" to "Kingdom Business"; plus the do’s and don’ts of following your partner on social media.

Ms. Pat talks about her past, Emmy-nominated sitcom, and upcoming tour; mega-influencer Alexis Skyy advocates for sex trafficking victims; Cynthia Bailey talks dating after divorce; Akilah Ffriend returns in a new role.

Eva Marcille of “All The Queen’s Men" stops by to discuss the drama series, Funnyman Karlous Miller on his Netflix special and “85 South Show” standup tour; guest co-host Pretty Vee joins a candid conversation about sacrificing to support a partner’s dream. 

The co-hosts sit down with Chloe Bailey to discuss her new movie, "Praise This" and her debut album, Natalie Nunn joins to discuss balancing motherhood & being a baddies. Plus, influencer De’arra Taylor on her eyewear empire and BGS discussion about weight with guest co-host & Atlanta radio royalty Jazzy McBee

Jordyn Woods stops in to discuss real friends and entrepreneurship; rapper/reality star Sukihana reveals her sexual preference; rapper K Camp talks new music and finally becoming an independent artist; plus the co-hosts get candid about “getting it out of the mud.".

In this episode of Black Girl Stuff, we explore the pros and cons of rekindling relationships with an ex, the dynamics of threesomes, and our thoughts on parents shaming kids on social media. We also chat with PreMadonna about waist trainers and discuss the power of sisterhood and accountability in our relationships.

Tori Brixx, Kennedy Rue, and Brii Renee return for the season two premiere of "Black Girl Stuff" and are joined by Britt Hall. For the first installment, the ladies welcome legendary R&B group New Edition to discuss their 40th anniversary tour. Saucy Santana also stops by with some tea, there's a candid discussion about reacting to disrespect, and new developments in the tragic death of Shanquella Robinson are examined.

The season finale episode of "Black Girl Stuff" is a vibe with Pretty Vee, Jacob Latimore, and Ari Fletcher. Kirk Franklin and Naturi Naughton are also on deck to celebrate the holidays, and actress Dominique Thorne unlocks her superpower. Plus, a discussion about job shaming. Watch!

On this all-new episode of "Black Girl Stuff," Dallas Austin discusses the state of R&B and missing out on signing Justin Bieber. Plus, the ladies talk Drake and 21 Savage's 'Her Loss' album, how to keep a woman happy, funny drinking stories and more.

The "Black Girl Stuff" co-hosts welcome 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' stars Letitia Wright and Danai Gurira as well as the multihyphenate Jaden Smith. R&B singer Jeremih and luxury streetwear designer Milan Rouge stop by. Plus, a discussion about female rappers beefing and how the word "b**ch" has evolved.

The "Black Girl Stuff" co-hosts chat with the multitalented Coco Jones. Novi Brown discusses her new horror film. Plus, a conversation about mother-daughter relationships and a debate on grieving the loss of a friendship.