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Evan X
3/28/2017 03:49:16 pm
Im just going to be completely honest because obviously nobody else is. As a long time fan of Tariq's work, I do not enjoy IZM Radio to any degree. There is very little constructive information for men being addressed on IZM, which, for those who remember, was the underlying principle of the Mack Lessons Radio Show, and by extension The Tariq Elite Radio Show. I understand that IZM was established for the purpose of being able to kick game as far as men and women are concerned, while the Weds and Sunday broadcasts have been dedicated to information designed to assist black people in becoming more codified(Which we need so Im not mad about it). But since the inception of IZM Radio Ive heard Tariq say things that are in direct contradiction to, and essentially violations of many of the principles he's stood on for years, including but not limited to; Gossip, forcing offhand sexual jokes/comments in scenarios where they need not be, and being overly concerned with what a woman does with her own autonomy. In this episode in particular, Tariq goes so far as to refer to a young man as cheap for spending $125 on a first date with a woman who wasnt even cooperative. But my uncle Flex has literally spent the last 10 years saying "On a first date, Never go over 20 dollars...I dont care If you are sitting on 1million fucking dollars".....Ultimately as a Student, I hope to see the show return to being constructive. But as of now, its a gossip show for women, with very little if any, real value to men trying to stay sharp in a world where hybrid simping and tricking has run rampant....Its March, cupcaking season has been over, we dont even have New Player Rules for 2017...knowing good and damn well the Trump election has changed the game with respect to interracial mackin. No disrespect, I learned a lot from Tariq thats really helped me turn my life around. I just suppose that the game is no longer as heavy. Leave a Reply. |
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