Earlier this month, had the honor of interviewing this amazing family through skype in which star in their own youtube channel called Mazelee which are the last names of the married couple, Alena Maze and Joe Lee.
They discussed how they got motivated to do youtube, what equipment they would recommend to a future youtuber, their family dynamic, and what next for them as far as their channel. They manage to take care of five kids and one on the way through the power of faith. They say that faith is the best way they are able to stay focus in their daily lives and hopes to help others through their channel.
Last week a 4th grade teacher kept getting criticized on social media about her outfits, mainly due to the fact that she is curvy. Is it really such a problem that she is curvy or were here outfits inappropriate? Here are Hot 97 and "The Real's" perspective on the issue. Comment below.
Today marks 15 years since the stunning "Princess Of R&B," herself, Aaliyah, left the earth, while leaving a legacy of great sounds. Take a look back at her success.
Clinical Sexologist, Shannon T. Boodram, breaks down the different mindsets that some women have when it comes practicing safe sex by demonstrating it through a series of scenarios. This is an important video that really educates the idea of safety being a priority regardless of how your potential sex partner perceives you when carrying a condom.
Hot 97 spoke with callers that considered themselves as side pieces. Side pieces have become way too prevalent and callers chime in to say why it's considered a comfort position.
Today marks 14 years since the late great Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes made her transformation. Comment below on what your favorites of left eye in these categories:
Relationship coach, Jereme L. Ford, gives insight on why you shouldn't pass on your DNA inside someone you don't care about. Do you agree with him? Comment your thoughts.
Sometimes the things in life that are a privilege to us can also be a curse. What does this mean? That the freedom we have for our actions can work against us.
The idea of social irresponsibility stems from the fact that people tend to abuse their power when it comes to freedom of speech. Even though people have the right to exercise their freedom however way they want, subconsciously we fail to remember potential consequences that comes with being too forward and outspoken. Being opinionated all the time can easily misconstrue what's being said because it shifts the idea of being real.
For a lot of people, they think being real means to talk down on someone, or breaking their spirit, or even being harsh, not realizing that they are borderline bullying. This can very easily fail if you don't mean to hurt someone's feelings because there is a fine line between being brutally honest and bullying. It's all about finding the balance because communication is one of those tools that can either conflict or compliment when it comes to interacting with others. This tends to happen when we are not aware of how the other person feels, word choice, bad timing, and using the wrong tone when being expressive.
Check out this video of the channel "Ask The Feels" where they accurately explain this concept and give useful examples:
