Welcome back to The Man Dem Show! In this clip from Episode 233, DJ Laz Vagez and Guttzy Guttz welcome special guest DJ Zar (@djzartv) from We Love Hip Hop / Burro Sounds to the studio.
The mandem dive deep into a wild conversation breaking down their first childhood celebrity crushes (from Topanga to Hilary Duff, Foxy Brown, and Beyonce), debate whether Sydney Sweeney has “the face card,” and discuss what defines “urban culture” features. Plus, they address the latest Toronto internet drama, including Booggz going unhinged, Charmaine loading up a diss track for Paris, Drake’s standards compared to American artists, and unreleased Smiley music leaks!
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Time Stamps (Chapters)
00:00 – DJ Laz Vagez Tap In & Studio Intro
00:41 – Toronto Drama: Booggz Unhinged, Charmaine Diss Track Loading
01:25 – The Drake Standard & Where is Top Five?
01:50 – DJ Zar Pulls Up: The Diversity Hire?
02:51 – Mandem Debate: First White vs. Black Celebrity Crushes
04:00 – Is Sydney Sweeney Overrated? Face Card vs. Aura
06:16 – Hilary Duff vs. Marilyn Monroe Debate
07:15 – Early R&B Crushes: Beyonce, Raven-Symoné & Essence Atkins
08:42 – Meagan Good, Ashanti & Hip-Hop Love Triangles
09:50 – Is DJ Zar the White Bachelor of Toronto?
11:21 – Friday Ricky Leaks Frankenstein (Track Discussion)
12:20 – Unreleased Smiley & Logan Paul Tracks
13:30 – Homies Donuts Review & Health Mode
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