The Romello Marcellous Show

12/16/2025

Woooooooow !!!! Crengy

12/16/2025

“Quarter Zips, Kings & YNs: Why Image Is a Strategic Weapon

12/16/2025

Young Black men are turning a simple fashion trend (the quarter-zip) into a cultural moment — debating whether it’s just clothes or a broader statement on Black masculinity, professionalism, and image politics. Some see it as positive self-presentation, others call it respectability politics. 

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12/14/2025

Tonight on Triggered with Romello Marcellous, we examine a modern cautionary tale of power, access, temptation, and collapse.

A historic opportunity.
A multimillion-dollar platform.
A wife. A family. A legacy.

Gone — not because of racism, not because of sabotage — but because of a lack of discipline.

This episode isn’t gossip.
It’s strategy.

We break down how checkers thinking — emotional, impulsive, flesh-led decisions — destroys kings in real time, and how chess thinking — discipline, foresight, silence, and sacrifice — separates men who last from men who crash out.

This episode directly ties into the philosophy of the book Kings Play Chess, Not Checkers — where every move matters, every weakness is targeted, and unchecked desire becomes a liability.

If you’ve ever wondered why talented men still lose everything — this episode answers that.

12/12/2025

12/12/2025

Tonight on Triggered with Romello Marcellous,
we’re talking about male accountability, masculine discipline,
and why women are tired of carrying the emotional load
for men who refuse to grow up.

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12/10/2025

“How Media Narratives Shape Public Perception”
What the Janice Combs Reaction Reveals.n this episode of Triggered with Romello Marcellous, we explore how major media platforms influence public perception through selective storytelling. The recent Netflix docuseries has sparked conversation across the country—especially after Janice Combs publicly stated that the portrayal of her and her family does not reflect the full truth as she experienced it.

This episode breaks down how documentaries frame narratives, how editing shapes audience interpretation, and why public reactions from figures like Marlon Wayans and 50 Cent highlight the deeper issues behind competing storylines.

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12/09/2025

Whose next

11/17/2025

Tonight… we’re stepping into a conversation that most men are scared to touch, and most women pretend they don’t hear.

Because what do you do…
as a Black man…
when you keep running into trauma that you didn’t create, but you’re forced to pay for?