On this episode of The Reverb Experiment Podcast we talk about the upcoming Superbowl halftime performance of Usher as well as his newest album Coming Home. We also debate on who would win in a verzuz between Usher vs Chris Brown. For the Internet Wins Again Segment Stef and G_Focused discuss the Monique's interview on Club Shay Shay with Shannon Sharpe. This leads to many conversations about the effects of trauma, the relationships between black men and black women, and how we handle boundaries with family. For the relationship advice segment we discuss black women having standards and now accepting the bare minimum during the dating stage.
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