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This week, we dive head first into a rabbit hole of nostalgia, discuss the nefarious world of celebrity dating, and address the predatory nature of David Dobrik's Vlog Squad. 

The season 3 premier kicks off the new year with senseless conspiracy theories, inauguration gossip, discussing the spectacle around the Versus Battles, The Night Stalker Documentary, and geeking out over upcoming movies. And of course, things get weird.

Your favorite wedding singers our back this week to deliver insight, clownery, and vulnerability. We list top five albums that have shaped our youth, Naitza shares a random encounter with a well-known raptress, and Tianna learns an extraordinary fact about one of her favorite songs. Things might never be the same.

This week, we cover man butts, Tory Lanez' Napoleon Complex, our thoughts on The Craft: Legacy, and review Savage Fenty Show 2020.

This week, Tianna and Natiza review and try to decode Lady Gaga's latest video, 911. Paris Hilton's new documentary reveals the heiress's darkest secret. And the two discover their true calling---being wedding singers.Also, short disclaimer! While reviewing the video, we realized we misgendered Alexis Arquette. Although, the name of our show is titled, Problematic, we never want to spew hate speech.

Your favorite scumbags are back! Naitza and Tianna are reunited and are ready to deliver hot-takes and problematic commentary. This week, the dynamic duo break down their favorite VMA moments, discuss Bella Thorne's OnlyFans scandal, and share what they've been up to since Corona showed up uninvited.

Cardi B and Meg Thee Stallion's "WAP" and the melodic banger Yo Mando Aqui gets a review. Also, Hulu's High Fidelity gets the boot after one season. Tune in to gather more insight!

Yeezus announces he is, in fact, running for president. Britney Spears' 12-year conservatorship extends until August 22nd and DJ Wackedemiks orchestrates an imaginary beef between two respected emcees.

It's 2020 drama for the win, once again, as we find out how more and more celebrities suck. On the bright side, Cupcakke releases Discounts, making her the first Black female rapper to, independently, make #1 on iTunes.

Apologies for the hiatus, but the Problematic Podcast is back with another episode. Episode 5 tackles whether the entertainment industry is helping or hurting sociopolitical movements. The Grammys' "Urban Contemporary" is now Progressive R&B, Bad Bunny breaks his silence, Lady Antebellum is now Lady A, white celebs continue to deliver tone-deaf campaigns, and Dave Chappelle gifts us with his 8:46 special.

This episode is a lot more somber than our usual content. This week's episode sheds light on the uprise following George Floyd's death, the future of movie theaters and celebrity influence. Our hearts are heavy and we stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.

Big news this past week! Joe Rogan signs exclusive deal with Spotify, Twitter invites us to the #DojaCatIsOverParty, and Lana Del Rey throws shade at fellow female artists just to prove a point.

Guten tag, Scumbags! This week, T weighs in on the 6ix9ine fiasco, gives praise to Doja Cat for making number one on the billboard charts, ponders on the fascination with viral musicians, and gives thanks to Nic Cage for being Nic Cage.

Hi, My Name Is Tianna and I'm an insecure ass millennial that just wants validation from the internet. So...do it. On the premiere of season 2 of Problematic, Tianna rides the trainwreck alone this episode as she explores psychological revelations and calls out the Karen community.

It's the season finale of the Problematic Podcast and the dynamic duo breakdown the week's trending news in music. The two review Doja Cat's Hot Pink and display their admiration for the songstress's troll-like behavior. Tianna struggles to come to terms that she is Michael Cera and will never be a fuck boy and Naitza is still suffering from the traumatic videos Tianna has sent her. Jesus is King is finally reviewed and dismantled. The two also highlight the Everbody's Everything film and album, while discussing the controversy behind Lil Peep's death.

Trigger warning! This episode encompasses everything that is problematic. The duo reviews Joker and sheds light on mental health awareness month. Naitza reminisces on being a part of the D.A.R.E. program and Tianna wants to make America grunge again.

The alpha scumbags are back...in their feels. On this week's episode your favorite duo discusses the controversy behind Hustlers, Tianna's full circle traumatic experience and Naitza discovers the meaning of C U Next Tuesday. The two also tackle a debate about the movie 500 Days of Summer and critique Kanye's recent and past work.

On this week's episode, your favorite problematic duo analyzes the romanticism behind the 27 Club, breaks down the public backlash against Dave Chappelle's latest special, discuss Nicki Minaj's impact on the hip-hop industry and her possible retirement.

Your fourth or twelfth favorite duo is back by popular demand. We highlight our favorite VMA moments, overuse the word iconic, and attempt to understand Taylor Swift's in-explainable dominance at every award show.

Hello Scumbags! Ya favorite degenerates are back with more problematic content. TT and Natza dedicate their love and appreciation for Tyler, the Creator and his latest album, Igor. The duo reviews the new season of Black Mirror, Governor's Ball, and share the origins of their friendship. Tianna also reveals a secret about herself that she's been harboring since middle school!

First and foremost, we want to apologize for not being more promptly with posting this week's/ last week's episode. We understand how much you all have been yearning for our profound insight and high-brow comedy. On this episode, we inform all of you single gals on how to score a husband, discuss the pitfalls of Woodstock 50, riff on social media influencers, and explore the science behind unexplainable attraction.

Tianna and Naitza unpack a lot in this week's episode. The duo express their lack of remorse for children in horror movies, discuss why Millennials maybe having less sex, review Rico Nasty's Anger Management, and riff on trending topics. Warning: The self-deprecation is real!

Tianna and Naitza deliver a passionate review on Guava Island, profess our love for Rihanna and Megan Thee Stallion, reminisce on the glory days of MySpace, and discuss Exxxotica.Both take a steamy turd on pretty much everything you like. Nonetheless, it's done with love and compassion. I apologize for coughing after every sentence :(*Just a tiny disclaimer: I was dead wrong about Rihanna being in The Greatest Showman. She was in Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets and I'm a big liar. I'm growing though.