Brooklyn Rappers Erick The Architect (from Flatbush Zombies) and the Baby Goat A.K.A. Young Devyn join the ladies of Lip Service this week to promote their latest projects! The crew covers a bunch of topics including marriage proposals, what's the perfect gift for your partner, dealing with trash d*ck and p*ssy, and much more. Enjoy!



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Brooklyn Rappers Erick The Architect (from Flatbush Zombies) and the Baby Goat A.K.A. Young Devyn join the ladies of Lip Service this week to promote their latest projects! The crew covers a bunch of topics including marriage proposals, what's the perfect gift for your partner, dealing with trash d*ck and p*ssy, and much more. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Syndicated radio star Angela Yee talks sex and relationships with the hottest stars in hip-hop and R&B. Join her and her friends each week as they coax stars into revealing their most intimate from the bedroom. It’s hip-hop like you’ve never heard before.

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Episode 320: Ain't Nothing Wrong With Coach! (Feat. Erick The Architect & Young Devyn)

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Reesa Teesa joins Angela Yee, Jordy, and Akeem Woods for a candid conversation about life after her viral 50-part “Who TF Did I Marry?” series and the experiences that inspired her book.

Reesa opens up about the mental toll of going viral, the criticism that came with sharing such a vulnerable story, and why she now believes everybody wants to go viral until it’s time to pay the “viral tax.” She also reflects on the pressure she once felt to get married and have children, how that urgency influenced some of her relationship decisions, and why she had to learn there are worse things than being single.

The conversation gets into the men behind the codenames in her book, including Beavis, a man she deeply loved despite their lack of sexual compatibility, and Legion, who Reesa says admitted marriage was the only way he believed he could keep her. She also discusses dating as a plus-size woman, being desired privately but not always loved publicly, and reaching a point where she refuses to change herself just to be chosen.

Reesa also explains why dating apps are completely off the table, why trust now has to be earned, and how her approach to relationships has changed after everything she experienced. Plus, she talks about adapting her story for television, serving as an executive producer, being involved in the writers’ room, and making sure Hollywood can add its own “seasoning” without completely taking her story out of her hands.

From sex and self-worth to marriage, healing, dating, body image, fame, and learning to choose herself, Reesa Teesa keeps it just as transparent as the story that made millions of people tune in.

Reesa Teesa joins Angela Yee, Jordy, and Akeem Woods for a candid conversation about life after her viral 50-part &ldquo;Who TF Did I Marry?&rdquo; series and the experiences that inspired her book.
Reesa opens up about the mental toll of going viral, the criticism that came with sharing such a vulnerable story, and why she now believes everybody wants to go viral until it&rsquo;s time to pay the &ldquo;viral tax.&rdquo; She also reflects on the pressure she once felt to get married and have children, how that urgency influenced some of her relationship decisions, and why she had to learn there are worse things than being single.
The conversation gets into the men behind the codenames in her book, including Beavis, a man she deeply loved despite their lack of sexual compatibility, and Legion, who Reesa says admitted marriage was the only way he believed he could keep her. She also discusses dating as a plus-size woman, being desired privately but not always loved publicly, and reaching a point where she refuses to change herself just to be chosen.
Reesa also explains why dating apps are completely off the table, why trust now has to be earned, and how her approach to relationships has changed after everything she experienced. Plus, she talks about adapting her story for television, serving as an executive producer, being involved in the writers&rsquo; room, and making sure Hollywood can add its own &ldquo;seasoning&rdquo; without completely taking her story out of her hands.
From sex and self-worth to marriage, healing, dating, body image, fame, and learning to choose herself, Reesa Teesa keeps it just as transparent as the story that made millions of people tune in.

LS Episode 568: Married to the Lie (feat. Reesa Teesa)

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Laila Odom and Birgundi Baker join the ladies of Lip Service for an episode filled with dating confessions, relationship dealbreakers, career breakthroughs, and some unforgettable stories.

Laila addresses the backlash she received for admitting she prefers dating men overseas, opens up about her experience with dating apps and long-distance relationships, and reveals the petty moment that helped end one of her relationships. She also breaks down what she’s looking for in a husband and why any man interested in her needs to make his intentions known himself.

Birgundi reflects on spending eight seasons on The Chi, the emotional weight of portraying Keisha’s kidnapping storyline, and how the role led to meaningful work surrounding missing Black women and girls. She also opens up about transitioning fully into music, motherhood, co-parenting, and a past relationship she believes fell apart because her partner struggled with her success.

Things get even crazier when Birgundi reveals why she once accepted a public proposal despite knowing she didn’t want to get married. The ladies also debate sexual compatibility, whether women are better at hiding cheating, covering for your friends, getting back with an ex, marriage, and much more.

Laila Odom and Birgundi Baker join the ladies of Lip Service for an episode filled with dating confessions, relationship dealbreakers, career breakthroughs, and some unforgettable stories.
Laila addresses the backlash she received for admitting she prefers dating men overseas, opens up about her experience with dating apps and long-distance relationships, and reveals the petty moment that helped end one of her relationships. She also breaks down what she&rsquo;s looking for in a husband and why any man interested in her needs to make his intentions known himself.
Birgundi reflects on spending eight seasons on The Chi, the emotional weight of portraying Keisha&rsquo;s kidnapping storyline, and how the role led to meaningful work surrounding missing Black women and girls. She also opens up about transitioning fully into music, motherhood, co-parenting, and a past relationship she believes fell apart because her partner struggled with her success.
Things get even crazier when Birgundi reveals why she once accepted a public proposal despite knowing she didn&rsquo;t want to get married. The ladies also debate sexual compatibility, whether women are better at hiding cheating, covering for your friends, getting back with an ex, marriage, and much more.

LS Episode 567: Too Big for the Program (feat. Laila Odom & Birgundi Baker)

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Saucy Santana returns to Lip Service for a hilarious, unfiltered conversation about his latest hit “Quiet on the Creek,” making millions on TikTok Live, navigating relationships in the public eye, and why he refuses to go from “first class to coach.”

Santana breaks down how “Quiet on the Creek” went from an idea he wasn’t even taking seriously to a viral hit, reveals how much money he’s made battling on TikTok Live, and gets candid about why some of his biggest records have come while operating independently. He also reflects on signing to a major label, the challenges of staying true to himself in the music industry, and what he learned from watching artists like Sexyy Red succeed by refusing to conform.

Of course, it wouldn’t be Lip Service without getting into his love and sex life. Santana clears up where things currently stand with his ex, explains why he’ll never accept being put “on the roster,” shares his rules when it comes to relationships without titles, and gets VERY candid about intimacy, attraction, and some of his wildest sexual experiences.

He also opens up about his close friendship with Yung Miami and being there for her during difficult moments, his relationship with Cardi B, potential “Quiet on the Creek” remix features, and the importance of having genuine people around him as his career continues to grow.

Plus, Santana addresses some of the viral conversations and controversy surrounding him head-on, explains what “Quiet on the Creek” actually means, and makes it clear that he’s not letting the internet take away from what he believes is a major moment in his career.

From money and music to friendship, relationships, sex, and internet drama, Saucy Santana holds nothing back in this episode of Lip Service.

Saucy Santana returns to Lip Service for a hilarious, unfiltered conversation about his latest hit &ldquo;Quiet on the Creek,&rdquo; making millions on TikTok Live, navigating relationships in the public eye, and why he refuses to go from &ldquo;first class to coach.&rdquo;
Santana breaks down how &ldquo;Quiet on the Creek&rdquo; went from an idea he wasn&rsquo;t even taking seriously to a viral hit, reveals how much money he&rsquo;s made battling on TikTok Live, and gets candid about why some of his biggest records have come while operating independently. He also reflects on signing to a major label, the challenges of staying true to himself in the music industry, and what he learned from watching artists like Sexyy Red succeed by refusing to conform.
Of course, it wouldn&rsquo;t be Lip Service without getting into his love and sex life. Santana clears up where things currently stand with his ex, explains why he&rsquo;ll never accept being put &ldquo;on the roster,&rdquo; shares his rules when it comes to relationships without titles, and gets VERY candid about intimacy, attraction, and some of his wildest sexual experiences.
He also opens up about his close friendship with Yung Miami and being there for her during difficult moments, his relationship with Cardi B, potential &ldquo;Quiet on the Creek&rdquo; remix features, and the importance of having genuine people around him as his career continues to grow.
Plus, Santana addresses some of the viral conversations and controversy surrounding him head-on, explains what &ldquo;Quiet on the Creek&rdquo; actually means, and makes it clear that he&rsquo;s not letting the internet take away from what he believes is a major moment in his career.
From money and music to friendship, relationships, sex, and internet drama, Saucy Santana holds nothing back in this episode of Lip Service.

LS Episode 566: The Rules of the Creek (feat. Saucy Santana)

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Episode 320: Ain't Nothing Wrong With Coach! (Feat. Erick The Architect & Young Devyn)

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