London banter with arguments underneath.
3ShotsOfTequila runs on crowded-room chemistry: quick interruptions, running jokes, sudden disagreements, and the feeling that the topic might change at any second. Its best moments come when film talk, celebrity gossip, relationship arguments, and London social life collide.
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3ShotsOfTequila is a London conversation show with the energy of friends crowding around one topic, then knocking it into five others before anyone can tidy it up. It is quick. The show’s centre is group chemistry: Marvin Abbey, Taser Black, and a rotating set of featured guests interrupt, challenge, laugh, correct, and double back until a throwaway point becomes the real debate. Pop culture is often the way in. A film spoiler argument becomes a whole taxonomy of what counts as ruining a movie. Tyler Perry becomes a fight about community representation, melodrama, and why some stories feel like constant chaos. A celebrity run in London turns into a read on public behaviour, social media amplification, security, status, and how a few viral clips can define a whole crowd. The show is strongest when it treats gossip as evidence of something bigger. That bigger thing is usually relationships, gender dynamics, Black London culture, male vulnerability, community standards, or the strange way people perform for each other in public. The panel can be unserious for long stretches. Then it lands on something real. Discussions about men being dismissed when they show hurt, women leading when men have failed, or whether people still feel responsible to a wider community give the show more weight than its loose format suggests. It is not cleanly moderated. That is part of the point. The mess lets different personalities pull the room in different directions, and the friction often produces the funniest or most revealing moments. Listeners who prefer calm essays may find it busy. Listeners who like fast London banter, blunt disagreement, and culture talk that sounds alive will understand the appeal quickly.
Made for: For listeners who like fast group chat about Black London culture, dating, gender, media, and public behaviour. It especially suits people who enjoy messy chemistry over polished interviews.
What sets it apart: The show turns jokes, side comments, and viral moments into full-room debates without losing its loose social rhythm. It feels reactive and lived-in rather than packaged.
The #3ShotsOfTequila Podcast is a fun and light hearted podcast that gives you an insight into London living, Black London culture and everything that comes with it. No topic is off limits for Marvin Abbey & Tazer Black. Have a listen and join in the conversation on twitter using the hashtag #3ShotsOfTequila Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
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