In this week's episode of *Black Out*, we dive deep into a range of topics starting with the controversial comments made by Young Dro's friend, who openly disrespected him regarding his addiction struggles. This sparked a broader conversation about loyalty and handling sensitive topics when it comes to friends and their battles. We also ask, is Kamala Harris in trouble? With the 2024 election on the horizon, we examine her chances and the broader issue of the Democratic Party's ongoing problem with black male voters. This brings us to a thought-provoking question: Could the first presidential candidate to appear on Joe Rogan's podcast win the election, given Rogan's wide-reaching platform? Next, we explore whether it was a mistake for presidential candidates to skip *InvestFest*, a significant cultural and economic event. Would their presence have made a meaningful impact on connecting with voters? We also address a viral quote from *Spiritual Word* that suggests, “Most men are in happy relationships, married, and raising kids with women they initially thought they’d just hit and run.” Is there some truth to this, and what does it say about modern relationships? A question from the audience directed at Rashad stirred up the conversation: "Why do you always have to prove your point and get so passionate about it?" Rashad explains his perspective on why being deeply passionate is important when presenting arguments. We also share insights on handling conflict with former colleagues and discuss whether Victoria Monét moved on too fast after her recent breakup. Lastly, we discuss the rising fascination with demonic culture in today's entertainment, analyze Adam and Vlad’s role in the culture, and wrap up with our reactions to J. Cole's latest moves. #BlackOutPodcast #YoungDro #KamalaHarris #InvestFest #JoeRogan #SpiritualWord #Relationships #RashadBilal #VictoriaMonet #DemonicCulture #Adam22 #VladTV #JCole #Democrats #BlackMenInPolitics Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy