Send us a text The night starts with windburned lips, icy sidewalks, and a paint-splattered rave story, then veers into a warehouse stripper party at 5 a.m.—the kind of chaotic detail that says more about city instincts than nightlife glamour. We’re laughing, reading rooms, and choosing our peace, whether that means sitting in a booth, grabbing takeout, or turning around when the staff vibe is off. Then the tone sharpens. Atlanta cleared the deck—Rich McKay’s influence, Raheem’s growth curve...
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Send us a text The night starts with windburned lips, icy sidewalks, and a paint-splattered rave story, then veers into a warehouse stripper party at 5 a.m.—the kind of chaotic detail that says more about city instincts than nightlife glamour. We’re laughing, reading rooms, and choosing our peace, whether that means sitting in a booth, grabbing takeout, or turning around when the staff vibe is off. Then the tone sharpens. Atlanta cleared the deck—Rich McKay’s influence, Raheem’s growth curve...
Send us a text This one feels like a group chat that got mic’d up and told the truth. We start where the timeline went wild—Kodak’s rant—and push past outrage into responsibility: who gets to shape the narrative when influence outruns insight? That thread leads into confidence myths (no, Adderall doesn’t manufacture talent), early-career Kanye’s grit, and how labels quietly ration oxygen through budgets, beats, and features. We call out the culture’s obsession with entertaining liars, then la...
Culturally Inappropriate with A.C. Lee
Send us a text The night starts with windburned lips, icy sidewalks, and a paint-splattered rave story, then veers into a warehouse stripper party at 5 a.m.—the kind of chaotic detail that says more about city instincts than nightlife glamour. We’re laughing, reading rooms, and choosing our peace, whether that means sitting in a booth, grabbing takeout, or turning around when the staff vibe is off. Then the tone sharpens. Atlanta cleared the deck—Rich McKay’s influence, Raheem’s growth curve...
