DCMWG Talks Stance On Domestic Violence Awareness, MSCHF Boots, Chris Brown Road To Redemption

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Episode 76 | Bedroom Bully | On this episode DCMWG discusses her infatuation with Zeus’s hit reality show ‘Baddies West’ before reiterating her stance on domestic violence awareness, the Roots Picnic was announced and to our surprise (not really) our podcast makes the lineup, the MSCHF boots are making waves in the fashion industry, a Philadelphia police officer was killed in the line of duty on the Temple university campus, how long is Chris Brown’s road to redemption gonna be?, Darkside Of The DMs, Voicemails & more.

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Filmed on Location: The Cube Co-work, Baltimore, MD

Executive Producers for Breakbeat: Dave Mays & Brett Jeffries

Executive Producer: Don’t Call Me White Girl

On Set Producers: Tom Flies & Dre Smith

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21 thoughts on “DCMWG Talks Stance On Domestic Violence Awareness, MSCHF Boots, Chris Brown Road To Redemption”

  1. Chris Brown made a mistake years ago!! Both he and Rihanna have talked extensively about this incident… Some people are NEVER gonna let him live this down. I love Rihanna and CB. Now, if the rolls were reversed then what?? Convo would be different. Chris still getting his money and supporting his family… People think the internet is the whole world it’s not!!!

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  7. Chris brown was an adult when he abused those two women. He was an adult when he ruined the good morning America set. Nobody has to support him, he has enough fans it’s ok for people to not fuck with him. People in general do not take domestics violence seriously which is why people do watch Chrisean and blueface.

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  11. Love my girl but we got to stop normalizing men abusing women. I do agree it is used against brown selectively. He goes platinum, viral, endlessly and it is well deserved but they put up a glass ceiling when it comes to how far he is able to succeed. I get that. But at the same time don’t discount abuse, y’all was more mad at Megan that she possibly fugged on Tory behind Kelsey back than the fact this man beat Kelsey ahh and shot At Megan. People will allow for anything against black women to be normalized yet cry when women are unalived by abusers. Stop.

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  12. I use a scrubby/lofa but you not supposed to that’s why dove be having exfoliating balls in it. These soaps that are made by white ppl are made for white ppl lol so yes white ppl are using their products correctly 😂

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  16. We are in an era where people are bringing awareness to the lack of accountability we hold abusive men up to. That’s the issue. What happened with Rihanna is said and done…but what happened with karruche was not that long ago and it’s a repeated pattern, he assaulted her and proceeded to stalk her to the point she had to get police involved. We have to stop making excuses for MEN. He is beyond talented and successful enough to invest in the resources that can support his mental health. He talking about he in his 30’s now…and??? You don’t grow out of being abusive…you just become old and abusive.

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  18. The thing about Chris Brown situation is he was not the aggressor until Ri hit him. She told her side but he told the entire story on the documentary on Netflix a while back. She went in on him behind the wheel, and that was his reaction. Nobody says a word about how Ri played a huge part in it and he's forever wrong. If hes wrong, she's wrong just the same.

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  20. Mona and the stairs has me in tears! “Phelps you got my back or what? When he do that say something. When you see something, say something” 🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭 I love them yo

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