This week the Brilliants Idiots Charlamagne and Andrew came together once again to discuss some of this week’s topics. But first, Schulz shared his newfound love of air bnb's after traveling. Next, they get into politics and had to speak about Mitch McConnel freezing up while speaking to reporters the other day, even though it a good chance that he was just practicing the mute challenge for Beyonce. They also speak about Kanye letting the crack all hang out on a boat and Rich Paul's comments on Steph Curry. And you know it is not a complete episode if they answer some "Ask an Idiot" questions.

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Charlamagne Tha God and Andrew Schulz are The Brilliant Idiots. Join them each week as they explore the issues of the day in a style that's often idiotic, sometimes brilliant and always hysterical.

Comedy

In this episode Charlamagne Tha God is joined by Nyla Simone and they discuss their recent experiences at the Black Effect Podcast Festival and a visit to a strip club. The conversation delves into the sustainability of podcasting as a business and the importance of lowering expectations. They then analyze Kendrick Lamar's new song 'Euphoria' and its response to Drake's recent diss track. They also touch on the use of the N-word and the cultural backgrounds of biracial artists. They analyze specific lines from Kendrick Lamar's song and discuss the themes and subtopics they represent. They touch on accountability, the interpretation of lyrics, references to other artists, the use of gun bars and violence in rap, the concept of authenticity, the industry's perception of Drake, the dynamics between Drake and Kendrick, and the portrayal of women in rap. They  also share personal anecdotes and opinions on various aspects of the song. The conversation revolves around the ongoing rap feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake. We also pays tribute to Dallas Penn, a podcasting pioneer who recently passed away. 

RIP Dallas Penn

Chapters

00:00 The Black Effect Podcast Festival
05:12 The Sustainability of Podcasting
06:35 The Controversy Surrounding the N-Word
23:30 The Importance of Timing in Diss Tracks
25:27 Strip Club Etiquette and Cultural Differences
29:10 The Desire for an Older Strip Club
31:02 Family and Personal Growth in the Music Industry
31:49 Accountability and Reaping What You Sow
33:16 Interpreting References and Meanings
34:39 The Use of Gun Bars and Violence in Rap
37:35 Authenticity and the Industry's Perception of Drake
38:34 The Dynamics Between Drake and Kendrick
41:30 Examining the Portrayal of Women in Rap
01:04:11 Kendrick Lamar vs. Drake Feud
01:06:00 Analyzing the Diss Tracks and Their Impact
01:08:27 Discussing the Cultural Significance and Race in Hip-Hop
01:14:05 Examining Specific Lyrics and References
01:19:07 Predicting Future Responses and the Current Score
01:37:58 Remembering Dallas Penn
01:46:26 #AskAnIdiot
01:50:07 Talking to Animals and Favorite White Person
01:55:16 Heaven Without Family and Reincarnation
02:05:11 Thoughts on Kanye West and Marijuana Legalization

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Whipping Feet

In this episode, Charlamagne Tha God and Andrew Schulz discuss various topics including Drake's song named after Taylor Swift, Kanye West's comments about Drake, and the Ryan Garcia vs. Devin Haney boxing match.  The conversation covers various topics including Spirit Airlines, Taylor Swift, NBA players and their sneakers, and discussions about women's grooming habits. The hosts discuss various topics including the Quavo and Chris Brown fight, the Drake and Kendrick Lamar beef, Kid Cudi's stage jump, and the use of AI in comedy. They also reflect on their own paths and the lies they've told. The hosts express their skepticism about AI's ability to replicate the emotional connection in comedy and discuss the importance of discernment when consuming media. 

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Delulu Lemon

In this episode, Charlamagne and Andrew discuss various topics, including parenting, the business of napkins and hand soap, and the recent rap beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Charlamagne praises Drake's calculated and witty response to Kendrick's subliminals, while Andrew expresses his loyalty to Kendrick. They debate the impact of the diss tracks and speculate on the next moves of both artists. The conversation is filled with humor and banter, showcasing their love for hip hop. The conversation covers various topics including the dynamics of male friendships, the anticipation for Kendrick Lamar's new music, the current state of hip hop, the lack of prominent New York rappers, the pay disparity between the WNBA and NBA, and the importance of supporting artists based on their talent rather than their race. The conversation discusses the financial challenges faced by the WNBA and the potential for change in the future. It also touches on the success and marketability of female athletes, the importance of generating interest and viewership, and the potential for virtual experiences in podcasting. The hosts also explore the idea of a game between the best WNBA players and men who underestimate their skills. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the future of podcasting and the possibility of living in a Truman Show-like environment.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction and Parenting Boundaries
08:27 Drake's Calculated Response to Kendrick
34:33 Breaking Down Male Friendships and Expressing Love
44:19 The State of Hip Hop and the Lack of New York Rappers
59:15 Addressing the Pay Disparity Between the WNBA and NBA
01:07:19 Supporting Artists Based on Talent, Not Race
01:23:28 A Game Between the Best WNBA Players and Underestimating Men
01:38:04 Living in a Truman Show-Like Environment: Real-Time Streaming

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Get Honest or Die Lying Why Small Talk Sucks
By Charlamagne Tha God (Pre Order)
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Check out Andrew Schulz
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Alice Randall "My Black Country" Out Now!
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The Clock Ticks On

In this episode of the Brilliant Idiots podcast, Charlamagne tha God and Andrew Schulz discuss  the solar eclipse, the origins of country music, Taylor Swift's upcoming album, and J. Cole's recent apology to Kendrick Lamar. They touch on the power of the internet, the manipulation of headlines, and the importance of focusing on local change. They also analyze J. Cole's decision to step back from the conversation about being the best rapper and apologize to Kendrick Lamar.  They the desire for a J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar battle, the perception of their success, and the pressure on Drake to live up to his past successes. They also touch on the concept of legacy and the importance of creating authentically, Tori Spelling's bathroom habits and Russell Simmons' response to criticism of his daughter's relationship, the hosts discuss the controversial topic of age-gap relationships and the societal judgments surrounding them. They explore the idea of letting children make their own choices and the potential motivations behind such relationships. The conversation then shifts to the success of the South Carolina Gamecocks women's basketball team and the impact of influential women in the sport. The hosts also touch on the importance of communication with their daughters and the complexities of parenting.

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In Total Surrender

In this episode of the Brilliant Idiots podcast, Charlamagne tha God and Andrew Schulz discuss various topics including Meek Mill, Jerrod Carmichael, and a controversial video posted by former President Donald Trump. The conversation covers humor, honesty, and the boundaries of comedy. Women's college basketball is more exciting than the NBA due to the urgency of one-and-done tournament games and the development of players over four years. The potential for higher earnings in professional leagues may influence players' decisions to stay or leave college early. The hosts discuss the challenges and scrutiny faced by female athletes, particularly in the WNBA. They also discuss the importance of standing strong in the face of criticism and not letting it define one's worth. The conversation then shifts to a discussion about the influence and impact of certain rappers, including Future, Drake, J. Cole, and Kendrick Lamar. The hosts debate their rankings and the ways in which these artists have shaped the music industry. 

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