Before Friends, there was Living Single — and it’s long past time we gave it the recognition it deserves. In this episode of BruhVision, Tony and Ceej break down the cultural legacy of the groundbreaking '90s sitcom and share their reactions to the new Reliving Single podcast hosted by Kim Coles and Erika Alexander.

They reflect on how Living Single shaped their personal identities, introduced them to Black icons like Queen Latifah and Kim Fields, and became a gateway into the wider world of Black pop culture. From colorism in Hollywood and the erasure of Black-led shows to the comedy genius of Erika Alexander and the show’s role in building the Fox network, this conversation unpacks why Living Single was never “just a sitcom”—it was a cultural force.

Whether you grew up watching it live or you’re discovering it for the first time, this episode is for anyone who values authentic storytelling, layered representation, and the kind of Black joy that still resonates decades later.

Tap in and vibe with us as we give Living Single its well-earned spotlight.

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The MCU’s latest team-up movie is here — but is Thunderbolts* a true return to form, or just another “okay” entry in Phase 5? In this episode of BruhVision, we dig into what made Thunderbolts* worth watching (and what left us shrugging), all while unpacking its place in a rapidly shifting Marvel landscape.🔍 What we talk about:- Why Thunderbolts feels like Marvel’s “Whopper” — satisfying, but forgettable- The bold (and kinda awkward) attempt to tackle male loneliness and mental health- Florence Pugh’s standout performance — and why the movie hinges on her- And the big question: Is anyone still emotionally invested in the MCU?If you’re feeling MCU fatigue or wondering if this one is worth your time — hit play and get into it with us. Spoiler-free and spoiler-filled takes inside. Let us know your thoughts in the comments!#BruhVision #Thunderbolts #MCUReview #FlorencePugh ##MoviePodcas #BlackCinema #MultiverseSaga #NewEpisode

🎬 BruhVision: Sinners (2025) Review
In this debut episode of BruhVision, we’re diving deep into the haunting world of Sinners (2025) — a bold supernatural drama set in the Jim Crow South. Michael B. Jordan delivers a dual performance as twins Stack and Smoke, while newcomer Miles Caton shines as Sammie, a blues prodigy caught between music, magic, and survival.

We unpack the film’s layered themes such as The historical roots of the blues and the pain that powers it, The myth of freedom in segregated America, and Vampires as metaphors for racism and exploitation

Sinners doesn’t just entertain — it confronts, challenges, and reimagines. Join us as we break it all down and explore why this film might be one of the boldest cultural statements of the year.

BruhVision is a pop culture review show that dives deep into the movies, music, and TV shaping today’s culture — brought to you by Bruh Meets World hosts T.C. and Ceej. Blending sharp analysis with humor and heart, each episode explores the stories behind the stories — and why they matter.

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