We are back this week and buff is fed up. He isn't giving any more thoughts and prayers for gun violence since obviously America doesn't care. Razi gives us a run down on Army of the Dead even though he calls it Army of Darkness. Classic Razi. Ferg swoons over Simone Biles aka the GOAT. Razi gets first question today and asks, "would the brothers attend their cut buddies wedding and would they feel some type if way their cut buddy surprised them the news?" Buff wants to know how we feel about social media banning Trump and their general policies on banning people. Ferg ends the show asking what technology or social change in dating that we have observed since we were dating back in the day. We close with Razi pleading with parents to prevent the summer slip, Buff congrats Leon Brown and Henry McCollum. Ferg shouts out the recent High School grads. Here's to you class of 2021. Enjoy.

Razi is out here THOTing again y'all. Buff is happy that Barbie can change the world. Razi hates on the Barbs and J Cole stans. Ferg enthralls us with his COVID scare and we reminisce on our last trip together before Miami. Razi brings the mental heat with his joke this week and then we jump into the questions. Buff flips the racist question this week. He wants to know who do we respect enough to be crushed if they got caught being racist. Razi gets serious and asks what would we do if an estranged parent needed to move in with us in their last days. Ferg takes last question again this week. He asks, "if we had to pack the family up and leave America, what country would we go to?" We close remembering Mental Health Awareness month. Razi calls out the haters that love to check other peoples self care methods. Finally shout out to the new NBA HOF class. Enjoy the conversation!

We are on a boat! Well as you listen to this we are. We open talking about a 20 ton rocket hurdling back towards the earth. And that's not even the worst thing we speak on. We mention on Harley Quinn, Jupiter's Legacy, and The Bad Batch, and MCU phase 4. We jump into the questions and Ferg wants to hear the Brothers thoughts on the Olympics banning political statements and specifically black lives matter. He follows up asking if we were in the athletes positions what would we do? Razi keeps it simple. He asks, "is there a respectable way to cheat?" Buff rounds out the discussion talking about the P&G commercial "widen the screen." He wants to know should we hold our black directors accountable for some of the stereotypes about black people. We close out congratulating our great friends Mike and Alexis on their engagement. Happy 40th Allyson. And as always thank you all for the support!

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GUILTY....That * is guilty. The brothers get right into it this week. We open talking about the police shooting of 16 year old Ma'Khia Bryant. Then we move to the shooting of 32 year old Isaiah Brown by the officer that had just gave him a ride home. Razi gives a spoiler free breakdown of Mortal Kombat. After Razi drops an acceptable joke we jump into the questions. We start the questions with our reactions to the Chauvin guilty verdict. Byron wants thoughts about Lil Nas X's new video Montero (call me by your name). Ferg rounds out the questions asking the brothers why is there a problem telling women to "smile." We close out discussing if women actually care what men think. We share a moment of silence for DMX, Shock G, and Black Robb. We shout out Method Man and Redman for 4/20 and Ferg is on good terms with his worst dates ever. Tab checked up on Buff's thigh rubbing story and Razi received an outpouring of love for his ain't sh*tness. 

Razi ain't sh*t. Now that that's out of the way we can actually get to real topics. Buff talks about about how tired we are of all of the mass shootings and police killings. There is a ray of sunlight as we discuss Carol Horne being fired in Buffalo for stopping her fellow officers from abusing someone in custody and finally winning her lawsuit to get her pension and backpay. We jump into the questions and Razi wants to know what was the worst date we have ever gone on. Buff wants to know are we judging the folks that are sitting out the stop Asian American hate protests? Ferg closes us out asking how we feel about the new Texas House Bill HB 1927 that allows people to open carry handguns. This one is another great discussion. Enjoy.

The brothers are joined by Dr. Brandon Davis to discuss the political and social landscape of today. We open laughing at Razi for calling a grown man Delicious, discussing the Earth Wind and Fire vs The Isley brothers battle, Mr. Biggs beard, and Brandon takes us to school. We start off the questions discussing the Chauvin trial and what it could mean for legal precedent or police reform. The discussion naturally progresses to the new Jim Crow laws Republicans are trying to pass and how Republicans don't give a sh*t. The discussion is deep but you know we make it fun. Enjoy!

The brothers are back this week and letting it hang. Razi is on vacation and tells us about Great Wolf Lodge. We talk vacations and strip clubs; RIP KOD. Buff and Razi reminisce about the time Razi brought some friends to Mobile for the first time and got them shot at. Ferg is feeling Silk Sonic and wants a tour with them and Knarles Barkley. Razi squashes his dreams. We discuss PTSD and Razi sets up an analogy of COVID and hypervigilance. Ferg wants to discuss Derrick Jaxn until he doesn't want to discuss it anymore. Once we get into the questions Ferg opens up asking us what was the most disrespectful way we have shot a shot. Buff wants us to revisit the comment, "love is overrated," and explain why we said it. Razi closes out the questions wanting the brothers response to people saying "men can only wear certain clothing fits or colors." We close saying Happy Birthday to Marquis Johnson, once again sending prayers to victims of a mass shooting, a little politics. Enjoy!

The brothers are back to get try to understand women...and Disney. We open talking about Hip Hop Uncovered, the weight of systemic racism, This is Us and Ferg's worst nightmare. Razi gets first question and wants to know "Is Disney Overrated?" Buff wants to know do we feel pressure to carry ourselves a certain way to represent all of Black America to White America. Ferg rounds out the discussion asking our thoughts on the quote "when a man makes money he dreams of giving a woman the world, but when a woman makes money she feels that she doesn't need a man." The answers may surprise you. Enjoy!

We dedicate this show to the people that lost their life in the recent Atlanta mass shooting.