On this episode of Shades of Us: The Review, we discuss Violent Crimes by Kanye West off his 2018 album, Ye. 

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A review of 2baba's 2019 single, Oyi. In this one, he features his brother, HI Idibia. 

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On this episode of The Review, we look at Lil Wayne's Can't Be Broken off his 2018 album, Tha Carter V. This was a request from Mbaidom Isaac Ibrahim from Yola, Nigeria. 

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We review Miss Independent, the second single off Neyo's album, Year of the Gentleman, on this episode of The Review. 

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On this episode of The Review, we discuss Marvel's Black Panther directed by Ryan Coogler. Listen to this episode for more and share your views with us in the comment section. 

On this episode of The Reiview, we look at Burna Boy's 'Ye!' off his 2018 album, Outside. Listen to the episode here and share your views in the comment section. 

On #TheReview today, we discuss Nicki Minaj's "Chun Li" off her 2018 album, Queen. 

Based on the true life story of Katherine G. Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson, Hidden Figures is a film that shows the contribution of these women to NASA in the 1960s. We review the movie on this episode. 

Sauti Sol featured Patoranking on their hit song, Melanin, off their LP Afrikan Sauce – a continuation of the Live and Die in Afrika theme. Listen to our review of the song here. 

On this episode, we review Girls Trip Directed by Malcolm D. Lee, produced by Will Packer and starring Regina Hall, Queen Latifah, Jada Pinkett Smith and Tiffany Haddish.