Welcome back to another week of Daze Like this! This week for the "Q" OF THE DAY. Lem and Tré ask each other, does the first facetime call have to be scheduled? Then we switch right over to the "FEELZ LIKE THIS": How important is Gay Black History during Black history Month. Now you know it wouldn't be Daze Like This without some mess. So let's get into WHAT'S POPPIN': Cardi B's tour and her many malfunctions, Gay soccer player gets assaulted for proposing, biracial Love is Blind star recieving backlash for admitting to never dating a Woman Of Color, and so much more. For DAY CAN'T RELATE: the cohost ask themselves, would you want to have a gay child? Last but not least, MUSIC FOR DAZE: Jill scott's album review, and how its the perfect Black History Album. Enjoy

Welcome back to another episode of Daze Like This! This week with Lem and Tré they open up about their weeks, and Lem talks about a tragic loss in in his life. to lighten the mood they move on to the "Q" of the Day: Whats question in your life you are trying to answer right now? After that we slide right into the Feelz Like This Segment: Do you feel that age gap relationships happen more in gay relationships? Then we have to get a little messy and talk about What's Poppin': Bad Bunny and the Superbowl Halftime Show to the "DL whisperer" and T.S Madison to Brorilla, Glorilla's begging sister. We get into all that and more. For "Day Can't Relate: What's the biggest debate within the Gay Community? Finally, Music for Daze; we talk Grammy wins and performances, what we've been listening to, and are you a No Angel or Rocket type in the bedroom. Enjoy!

Welcome back to another glorious week of The Daze Like This Podcast. This week we dive straight into it with the "Q" of the day: What's the most disgusting thing a man has ever said to you? Next we explain our week and Lem reveals something to Tré that shakes the table, and from there the tea spills. For the Feelz Like This: Are gay relationships able to be along term without opening the relationship up? After that you know we have to get into WHAT'S POPPIN': Nicki Minaj is photographed with the orange man himself Donald Trump, and flexes her Gold Card, Next we have to mourn one of our great humanitarians Ms. Shirley Raines. Then, speaking of heading out. Ray J reveals that he has about a year left to live due to his heart only beating at 15%. Day Can't Relate is BACK, and she's coming for her things. The Question is: A Hoe Phase necessary, and does it make you a better partner? This week for Music For Daze. Two words. Grammy Nominations. We give our input on the Big 3, and who we expect to take home a Grammy this year. Enjoy!

This week on The Daze Like This podcast. This week for the "Q" Of The Day we ask each other if we have to talk to our significant other all day or just next for "Feelz Like This" segment we talk about why our younger gays are young and more into the the aesthetic of being gay, than it just being part of you. What's Poppin' : Kai Cenat and his fashion and "literacy" journey, Serena Williams the face of GLP1, Claressa Shields defends herself while pretending to be someone else. Day Can't Relate IS BACK!! Should the gays pivot to other industries or should we remain focused on the entertainment industry? Music For Daze: Name an artist that was given legendary status because of their death. Enjoy!

Welcome back to Daze Like This Podcast. We're back to our regularly schedule program. We're officially officially shaking off the last year. For the "Q" of the day: Tré and Lem are putting their goals out into the universe and manifesting their first quarter goals. Next, Feels Like This: As a gay man, when should you bring your significant other home? What's Poppin': We dive into Big Boss Vette and her overcoming cancer and a heart to heart about Kai Cenat and his breakup with GIGI. Moving on to Music For Daze: What songs helped you get over your heartbreak, and Lem gives his Top five songs that helped get him through heartbreak. Shout out to the girls we had fun! Enjoy!

Welcome back to The Daze Like This Podcast, and welcome to the new year. After all their hard work, Lem and Tré are letting loose with an unorthodox episode. Reflecting on the year, which leads them to reminisce about past years when life was at its peak. They discuss the music (Fetty Wap, Rich Homie Quan, Young Thug, etc.), the scenes (reality TV), and the nostalgia of it all. Of course we have to bring it back to reality and discuss the recent actions of Nicki Minaj, and what this means to them as fans. All while trying to wrap their heads around the "fall" of THE Harajuku Barbie. For Music for days We Give what album reminds Themselves of 2025 and their exit songs of the year. Tré and Lem wrap the Episode and the year with Manifestations and expectations. Enjoy!

Welcome back to another episode of The Daze Like This Podcast! In this episode, Tré and Lem reflect on their journey over the past year, discussing personal growth, memorable moments, and the impact of social media on mental health. They delve into the influence of reality TV on the music industry, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and artist development. The conversation also touches on friendships, cultural identity, and aspirations for the future, creating a rich tapestry of insights and experiences.

Welcome to The Daze Like This Podcast! This week we're talking about Depression, self love, and self advocation. We get into all things loving yourself. We share our personal battles with depression. How we overcome it, and the things that our mind and body is tryna to tell us. We talk about the journey of self love, and self discovery. The power of communication and perspective.

Now that we're done being mature, its time for What's Poppin": We talk Gay Superbowl's; Met Gala, Grammy's, and The VMA's. The newer rap girls trying to make "pink" happen, and The "Funeral Stud's" new music video, as well as their second song...

Music For Daze brings it around town and we ask ourselves what kind of music we listen to when we're going through it. Sad or uplifting? A question that takes us on a trip down memory lane. Enjoy!