Let's Break It Down
The Influence of Social Media: Nikki, Angel, & Coyal are back!
The conversation begins with the hosts discussing the change in weather and their plans for the podcast. They then move on to discuss the sentencing of the parents of the Michigan school shooter, who were convicted of manslaughter. The hosts express their thoughts on the case and the parents' actions.
They also mention the involvement of a side dude and the lack of responsibility taken by the parents. The conversation then transitions to the topic of 'book talkers' on social media, where people discuss and recommend books. The hosts share their thoughts on this trend. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the concept of book talkers on TikTok who promote authors' books. They mention an incident where book influencers were offered payment to create sexually suggestive videos to promote a book.
The hosts also talk about the rise of women's college basketball and how it has been held back intentionally. They highlight the success of South Carolina head coach Don Staley and her comments about the growth of women's basketball. The conversation concludes with the hosts sharing their social media handles.
Takeaways
- The parents of the Michigan school shooter were sentenced to 10 to 15 years in prison for manslaughter, making them the first parents to be held criminally responsible for a mass shooting committed by their child.
- The parents' actions, including buying the gun for their son and ignoring warning signs, contributed to the tragedy and deserved accountability.
- The involvement of a side dude and the parents' attempt to go on the run further highlighted their lack of responsibility.
- The hosts also discuss the trend of 'book talkers' on social media, where people discuss and recommend books. Book talkers on TikTok are influencers who promote authors' books
- Some book influencers were offered payment to create sexually suggestive videos to promote a book
- Women's college basketball has been held back intentionally, but it is now on the rise
- South Carolina head coach Don Staley believes women's basketball could have grown sooner
- The hosts share their social media handles
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Follow the Let's Break it Down team:
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Show music composed by: Dae One
The conversation begins with the hosts discussing the change in weather and their plans for the podcast. They then move on to discuss the sentencing of the parents of the Michigan school shooter, who were convicted of manslaughter. The hosts express their thoughts on the case and the parents' actions.
They also mention the involvement of a side dude and the lack of responsibility taken by the parents. The conversation then transitions to the topic of 'book talkers' on social media, where people discuss and recommend books. The hosts share their thoughts on this trend. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the concept of book talkers on TikTok who promote authors' books. They mention an incident where book influencers were offered payment to create sexually suggestive videos to promote a book.
The hosts also talk about the rise of women's college basketball and how it has been held back intentionally. They highlight the success of South Carolina head coach Don Staley and her comments about the growth of women's basketball. The conversation concludes with the hosts sharing their social media handles.
Takeaways
- The parents of the Michigan school shooter were sentenced to 10 to 15 years in prison for manslaughter, making them the first parents to be held criminally responsible for a mass shooting committed by their child.
- The parents' actions, including buying the gun for their son and ignoring warning signs, contributed to the tragedy and deserved accountability.
- The involvement of a side dude and the parents' attempt to go on the run further highlighted their lack of responsibility.
- The hosts also discuss the trend of 'book talkers' on social media, where people discuss and recommend books. Book talkers on TikTok are influencers who promote authors' books
- Some book influencers were offered payment to create sexually suggestive videos to promote a book
- Women's college basketball has been held back intentionally, but it is now on the rise
- South Carolina head coach Don Staley believes women's basketball could have grown sooner
- The hosts share their social media handles
Follow the Let's Break it Down team:
L.B.I.D. Instagram page
L.B.I.D. Facebook Meta page
Follow the Let's Break it Down team:
L.B.I.D. Instagram page
L.B.I.D. Facebook Meta page
Show music composed by: Dae One