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Call Her Daddy — Tinashe: Broke Boys, Golf Bros & Short Kings
Scout ratingSCOUT· 59%53m·2026-09-23·Comedy

Tinashe: Broke Boys, Golf Bros & Short Kings

Call Her Daddy · 609

Join Alex in the studio for a conversation with Tinashe. Tinashe gets real about the dating patterns she’s trying to break, navigating situationships, and healing after heartbreak. She also opens up about refusing to be put in a box by the industry and building a career on her own terms. Enjoy! Hosted by Simplecast,…

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“tinashe’s journey honestly makes me emotional because she’s had every reason to give up. she signed to rca so young, spent years talking about feeling misunderstood, boxed in and unsupported, and had to navigate an industry where she didn’t…”

— @atsvisuals · YouTube comment

“Yall need to giver her more credit for the “belted micro shorts” she wore on her MV “nasty”. She was literally the trend setter.”

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“I really admire Tinashe’s range as an artist. She has this incredible ability to move through different sounds and genres so naturally, while still making everything feel distinctly hers. And the way she incorporates dancing into her artist…”

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“im meeting tinashe in 6 days at her album release party. i cant wait. ive been a fan since 2014 and grew up with her music!! so proud of her.”

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