Diddy Kinda Did It, Beyonce Is A Survivor, (More) Booty Bangs & Inner Thigh Meat
Release Date: 07/07/2025
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info_outlineIn this episode of Minoritea Report, Yo Aunteas spill all the tea on Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour (and how they tried to unalive her), Diddy’s conviction, their love for thick thighs and “booty bangs,” and Disability Pride Month.
They talk about:
– Why Beyoncé’s concerts set the standard
– How thick thighs and inner thigh meat keep us in the gym 👀
– The community impact of Diddy’s verdict
– Disability Pride and what “We Belong Here” means
– The best (and worst) concerts we’ve attended
Plus, Marko shares updates on the Relationshit podcast with new co-host, Steve, and they share why Black queer voices matter now more than ever.
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Time Stamps:
00:00 Introduction and Wi-Fi Woes
01:32 Opening and Heyyy Patrick!
03:46 Booty Bayang & Inner Thigh Meat
09:35 Community Engagement and Listener Interaction
10:50 Podcast Evolution: A New Chapter
19:38 Disability Pride Month: Acknowledging Diverse Experiences
22:36 They Tried To Kill Beyonce
36:04 Sean Diddy Combs Verdict and Reactions
48:43 Couples Therapy
01:10:01 NYC Pride