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Boosie Thinks Social Media ‘F**ked Up’ Relationships. Studies Show He Might Be Right. - Blavity

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The rise of social media has changed almost every aspect of our day-to-day lives. It’s changed the way we communicate, the way we interact socially and, according to Boosie, it’s changed the way we love , too. In a teaser for Drink Champs ‘ Thursday episode, the rapper argued that social media platforms are challenging marriage and settling down — and he might have a point.

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