Best New Musick December 2017 (K Michelle, Keyshia, Rita & BHAD BHABIE X2!)

Best New Musick December 2017 (K Michelle, Keyshia, Rita & BHAD BHABIE X2!)

Author: Jakob Kesava Moscow July 3, 2018 Duration: 37:40
K. Michelle, Rita Ora, Keyshia Cole, and BHAD BHABIE (Of Course!). Capping off a huge year for Danielle Bregoli, starting in obscurity and ending in infamy, BHAD BHABIE features twice with her near-constant stream of singles and freestyles. The other aforementioned artists released singles or album cuts that were also top-notch, including the first remix by Willy William I have ever encountered. Also, some new artists are featured, including a Turkish act, the popstar Buray with the band What Da Funk, which begins our programme. Tracks: 1. Yeter Ki - What Da Funk + Buray - Jazz-Funk 2. Anywhere (Willy William Remix) - Rita Ora - Pop Dance 3. I Got It - BHAD BHABIE - Hip Hop 4. Best Friend - Keyshia Cole - Contemporary R&B 5. Teenage Fantasy (Spotify Singles Version) - Jorja Smith - Neo-Soul 6. Kim K - K Michelle - Contemporary R&B 7, Lite Behaviour - Sälen - Electropop Best. Mama Don't Worry - BHAD BHABIE - Hip Hop

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1915 Who Are The Fedora People?? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 39:47
Safiya identifies a strange social group. We only know them by the name "The Fedora People". Who are they? Why are they associated with fedoras? & why do some believe they will cause the end of 'western civilization'?
1911 Women In The Abrahamic Tradition - Judith + Esther [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:12:42
In this episode, Safiya leads us through two characters found in the bible: Judith, whose book only remains canonical in the Catholic redaction of the Bible, and Esther, who remained in the Protestant version, and went o…
1910 Safiya Mukhamadova's Insane Mother & 'The Insane Left' [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:12:20
A personal story from Safiya's past that shows how craven and awful her mother is & Safiya is not a Nazi! Yes, despite being of Asian/Middle Eastern descent, she has still been accused of being a White Supremacist by soc…
Women In The Abrahamic Tradition: Sarah, Keturah, Hagar, & Rehab [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 54:09
JaкoБ Musıcк & Safiya Mukhamadova continue in their exposition and analysis of the Sociology of Women in the Abrahamic Faiths. In this episode, the books of Hebrews & James are covered, along with the characters Sarah, H…