Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
The latest episode of The SIZZLE; featured a series of major headlines, including the tragic passing of rapper Rich Homie Quan and a powerful segment on actor Tyrese's emotional breakdown, highlighting the importance of mental health awareness, especially among Black men.
During the episode, the hosts discussed the shockwaves sent through the hip-hop community after Rich Homie Quan, born Dantes Devonte Lamar, was found unresponsive by his girlfriend. Early reports suggest his death may have been due to a drug overdose, though the official autopsy has not yet been released. Quan, best known for his hit "Type of Way" and collaborations with artists like Lil Wayne and YG, was just 34 years old. The hosts expressed condolences to his family and shared how his music had a lasting impact on the industry.
The conversation then shifted to Tyrese, who recently opened up during an interview on The Breakfast Club about the profound losses he’s faced in recent years, including the passing of his mother and two sisters. Tyrese, in an emotional moment, rejected a tissue and declared, “Black men cry. I don’t need no effing tissue.” His raw vulnerability shed light on the ongoing challenges of grief and mental health in the Black community.
The show’s hosts emphasized the significance of Tyrese’s message, noting how important it is to check on friends and loved ones, especially those who appear strong. They also highlighted the lack of male-focused motivational speakers and the stigma men face when showing emotions, urging more open conversations about mental health.
Quote from Tyrese:
“Black men cry. I don’t need no effing tissue... When divorce happens, women aren’t the only ones devastated.”
The Sizzle segment also covered:
Donald Trump’s legal battles after playing unauthorized music at campaign rallies, including a recent lawsuit from the estate of Isaac Hayes.
Jaylen Brown’s efforts to bring Black Wall Street to Boston through his Boston Exchange program, aimed at fostering entrepreneurial growth in creative industries.
We Talk Weekly closed the episode by encouraging viewers to follow and support the show on social media and podcast platforms, as they continue to provide relevant, hard-hitting content.
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The latest episode of The SIZZLE; featured a series of major headlines, including the tragic passing of rapper Rich Homie Quan and a powerful segment on actor Tyrese's emotional breakdown, highlighting the importance of mental health awareness, especially among Black men.
During the episode, the hosts discussed the shockwaves sent through the hip-hop community after Rich Homie Quan, born Dantes Devonte Lamar, was found unresponsive by his girlfriend. Early reports suggest his death may have been due to a drug overdose, though the official autopsy has not yet been released. Quan, best known for his hit "Type of Way" and collaborations with artists like Lil Wayne and YG, was just 34 years old. The hosts expressed condolences to his family and shared how his music had a lasting impact on the industry.
The conversation then shifted to Tyrese, who recently opened up during an interview on The Breakfast Club about the profound losses he’s faced in recent years, including the passing of his mother and two sisters. Tyrese, in an emotional moment, rejected a tissue and declared, “Black men cry. I don’t need no effing tissue.” His raw vulnerability shed light on the ongoing challenges of grief and mental health in the Black community.
The show’s hosts emphasized the significance of Tyrese’s message, noting how important it is to check on friends and loved ones, especially those who appear strong. They also highlighted the lack of male-focused motivational speakers and the stigma men face when showing emotions, urging more open conversations about mental health.
Quote from Tyrese:
“Black men cry. I don’t need no effing tissue... When divorce happens, women aren’t the only ones devastated.”
The Sizzle segment also covered:
Donald Trump’s legal battles after playing unauthorized music at campaign rallies, including a recent lawsuit from the estate of Isaac Hayes.
Jaylen Brown’s efforts to bring Black Wall Street to Boston through his Boston Exchange program, aimed at fostering entrepreneurial growth in creative industries.
We Talk Weekly closed the episode by encouraging viewers to follow and support the show on social media and podcast platforms, as they continue to provide relevant, hard-hitting content.
If you love entertainment news, pop culture, Black culture, sports, music, and trending and hot topics... You are in the right place! Celebrity Wardrobe Stylist Charles Gregory, Entertainment Journalist Lauren Sizzle, Classy Lady Sparkle, Lady S Dot, and Li Li talk the talk about hot topics, Black and Pop culture, politics, sports and the latest news in entertainment news. We keep it real!
Website: wetalkweekly.com
Instagram: instagram.com/wetalkweekly/?hl=en
Facebook: facebook.com/wetalkweekly
Twitter: twitter.com/WeTalkWeekly
iHeartRadio: iheart.com/podcast/966-wtw-after-the-talk-29418086
Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/we-talk-weekly/id1407352949
Google Podcasts: podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvMjU3Njk5OS9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVk?hl=en
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Follow our "We Talk Weekly After The Talk" podcast on iHeartRadio, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify, TuneIn Radio, Castbox, Deezer, Spreaker, Podchaser, and Podcast Addict.
