This week on DND Podcast… the REAL debate might’ve been who got the best intro energy 😭😂 🎵 SONG OF THE WEEK: “If You Want It” — Sexyy Redd (@Dejai3 Weekly Pick) TOPICS: 👀 Trick Daddy’s online rants & conference drama 🍵 Tyler Perry / ATL TSA update — and why those gift cards DIDN’T need to be returned 💔 MAIN TOPIC: Are you okay with being a side piece?! Be honest… 🤨 PLUS: We gotta ask… who got the scoop on Dayquon being a side jawn?! LOL 🗣️ We also tapped into the word “bitch” and the different ways men, women, and some gay dudes use it in today’s culture. Unfortunately we lost some audio + footage during production 😩 but we appreciate everybody rockin’ with us while we continue to grow and level up every week. Thank you for growing with us ❤️ NEW EPISODES DROPPING WEEKLY.

Everybody talks about relationships… but nobody really talks about friendships like this. In Episode 3 of the DND Podcast, Dejai & CharlesDayquon break down the real meaning behind green, yellow, and red flags in friends — the signs you ignore, the ones you question, and the ones that should’ve been a warning from the jump. But this episode hits different… CharlesDayquon takes it deeper and opens up about a personal story that explains why his guard is up when it comes to friendships. No sugarcoating. Just real experiences and real lessons. CONTEXT: THE STORYTIME IS DRAGGED If you’ve ever: – Questioned your circle – Felt betrayed or switched on – Outgrown people you once called family This conversation is for you. 💬 Drop a comment: What’s a red flag you’ve seen in a friend?

This is for entertainment purposes only, NO DISRESPECT INTENDED! Welcome back to Episode 5 of the DND Podcast! This week, we tackled one of the biggest questions in modern dating: Do people really find love on dating apps? From Tinder and Bumble to Hinge and beyond, we're breaking down the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to finding romance online. CharlesDayquon also delivers another edition of TheeDQReport, covering: • Chubb the Builder facing backlash after allegedly using the N-word • The latest surrounding Boston Richey • Updates involving Tatiana Chanel Plus, things get interesting when the crew plays a game involving real phone calls and honest opinions about dating apps. Are they helping people find true love or just creating more problems? You'll have to watch and decide for yourself. Drop your thoughts in the comments: Have you ever met someone through a dating app? Would you date someone you met online? Are dating apps helping or hurting relationships? Make sure to LIKE, COMMENT, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on notifications so you never miss a new episode.