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"It's the key to life.

Money, power, and respect.

Whatchu' need in life.

Money, power, and respect.

When you eatin' right.

Money, power, and respect.

Help you sleep at night.

You'll see the light.

It's the key to life." - Lil Kim--

Waisting no time getting into it on track 72! We begin with the upcoming Verzuz battle between Ashanti and Keisha Cole. We follow up with how we feel about some rumored upcoming battles and who we think we come out on top. Additionally, we discuss Teyana Taylor's retirement, apple music's 2020 replay, and much more! Plug In!

"Dawg, it can't be G.O.O.D. music the Grammy Family

A little bit a stuntin', flickin', dawg, it ain't deep

I'm only tryin' to spend what they claim you can't keep

Before you die so I make sure I stay on the Chi side

Like Lake Shore Drive, The Grammy Family" - Kanye West--

Back with track 71! We start off with a random convo about Ice Cube and the fact that Nickelodeon's All That used to have legit gangster rappers performing for kids. We then, move on to the release of Lil Wayne's No Ceilings 3 and discuss whether people are checking for Wayne the way they used to. Additionally, we go over Young Thug's Andre 3000 comments, Tyson VS Roy Jones, and an extensive breakdown of the latest Grammy controversy. Not a long episode, but a substantial one. Plug in!

"I'm the realest nigga in here you already know

Got trapper of the year four times in a row (what they give you?)

A lifetime supply of baking soda clientele

A Rolly Watch, two pots and three scales

Can get bout 50 and a Hummer

The birds fly down south to Georgia for the summer

Money, hoes, cars, clothes

Coke prices up and down like six-fours

Just 'cause I'm fly like a helicopter

The fed rallies on my tail call 'em bird watchers

Minus the bullshit life's great

Just got a camera in the peach in my license plate" - Jeezy--

Welcome to Track 70! After a nice palette cleanser that was last week's Interlude, we jump right back into hip hop. We start off with Jeezy VS Gucci, which was clearly the most tension filled Verzuz battle yet. We, then , move on to Meek, Meg, and Jeezy's newest album releases and give our review on what we heard. Following, we discuss artists at the beginning of their career verses how they are currently, inspirational hip hop groups and much more! Also...if you had to choose between Anthony Hamilton and Charlie Wilson...who's house would you eat thanksgiving dinner at? We break it down so you don't have to! Plug In!

"Whether it's legal or illegal

Whether you valet or a boss, we born equal

You know the root of all evil

They say it's money, but money help people" - 2 Chainz--

It's been a while since we hit yall with an Interlude so we felt we'd do just that! Actually...this was a normal episode that somehow became an interlude and we just kept talking. We cover Ant's status as Playstation 5 royalty, AO new title as City Boy, Jasmine growing up covered in vaseline, women performing armed robberies on their significant others for their hoodies, Plies' stand out lyrics and MUCH more randomness. Also...would yall agree that there's an old people accent that kicks in as you age? Listen to us break it down. Plug in!

"Damn, this shit could go on a tape

Bitches lovin' my drive, I never give it a break

Give these niggas the look, the verse, and even the hook

That's why every song sound like Drake featurin' Drake" - Drake--

Welcome to Track 68! We start this episode discussing Beyonce's Ivy Park clothing line and the selling power of high profile celebrities. Following that, we discuss the untimely passing of King Von and the affect the street rap lifestyle has on the youth. We, then, using Nicki Minaj as a springboard, discuss seasoned artists' abilities to stay relevant and their practices used to do so. Theres a constant battle for attention between all media and typically an artist needs to be of a certain caliber or find that perfect mixture between talent and timing. If Hov released Reasonable Doubt in 2020 instead of 1996, we believe it wouldn't be held in the same high regard. We elaborate more on that during the episode. Congrats to Joe Biden and Kamala Harris on the presidential election, and RIP to King Von. Plug in!

"And no I ain't get shot up a whole bunch of times

Or make up shit in a whole bunch of lines

And I ain't animated, like say a, Busta Rhymes

But the real shit you get when you bust down my lines

Add that to the fact I went plat' a bunch of times

Times that by my influence

On pop culture

I'm supposed to be number one on everybody's list

We'll see what happens when I no longer exist

Fuck this" - Jay Z--

Welcome to track 67! In today's episode we start off with how we spent Halloween. We follow with our thoughts on Busta's new album, artists with amazing mixtapes and/or singles but average or under appreciated albums, the latest on Tory and Meg and how we're tired of talking about them, the hip hop lines we find ourselves reciting to ourselves often, the fact that Jay Z is probably the most quotable rapper of all time, and much more! Ant also fills us in on the launch of his new gaming podcast Save Before Quitting @saveb4quitting ! Make sure to follow and support. Plug In!

"Sick of gettin' in fights with niggas less educated

Sick of gettin' advice from niggas who never made it (Ooh)

Sick of bein' polite to people with lesser patience

Oftentimes, I wonder where I would be if I never made it

The hatin' always comes from niggas

That wish they had all your blessings or the clout (True)

And bad vibes forever, but I'm destined on this route (Yeah)

I'm startin' to understand that shit that X was talkin' ‘bout (Word)" - Joyncer Lucas--

Welcome to Track 66! Right out the gate we stumble into a random convo about Jhene Aiko was probably like in high school for some reason. Following that, we discuss Saweetie's recent comments about her stance on relationships in relation to a Birkin Bag, we review Ty Dolla Sign and Joyner Lucas' recent projects, discuss Drake's promotion of his upcoming project, T.I Verzuz Jeezy, and much more! Plug In!

“I'm from where the beef is inevitable, summertime's unforgettable

Boosters in abundance, buy a half-price sweater new

Your world was everything, so everything you said you'd do

You did it, couldn't talk about it if you ain't live it

I'm from where niggas pull your card, and argue all day about

Who's the best MC's, Biggie, Jay-Z, or Nas?” - Jay-Z—

Aaaaaaand we’re back with track 65! We take it pretty easy at the start of this episode. We discuss Top 5 favorite artists, the update on Meg and Tory, and T.I and Benny The Butcher’s new albums. The main event kicks in when we begin discussing what we think some of your favorite artists smell like in real life.....I promise it’s more entertaining than it sounds lol. Plug in!

"Ask around Atlanta, Savage known to let it bang-bang (bang)

Gang-gang, get a nigga stabbed in the chain gang

Lieutenant like I'm Dan Wayne, bring the major pain-pain

Candle-light, falsified, fish fried, gang gang

All I know is A-B-C-D-E-F-G shit

When I'm with the chopper, watch a nigga get seasick

Throwin' up the pyramid, like I'm from Egypt

The hunnid round see-through, y'all so see-through" - 21 Savage--

Back to your regularly scheduled program with Track 64! For starters we review 21 Savage and Bryson Tiller’s latest projects. More specifically, we discuss the fact that Morgan Freeman narrated 21’s project and how his narration would work in real life. We follow with updates on the Tory/Meg saga. Tory seems to be out here as if it’s business as usual, which raises the question; is he innocent or just that full of himself? Additionally, we discuss Drake & Sza, and we answer an email from @audioburns regarding the affect social media has on hip hop and it’s younger artists and listeners. It’s a packed one. Plug in!

“Everything is changin'

Friends turn to strangers, friends turn to dangers

Friends ain't your friends if they givin' ultimatums

Flippin' all the pages, dip off in the Range, oh

I done been through all these stages” - Tory Lanez—

After another action-packed, food related story of survival and perseverance from Jazzy Miotti, we get Track 63 rollin! Spoiler alert....this whole damn episode is spent covering Tory Lanez’ latest album “Daystar” and how we really feel about his approach to “breaking his silence”. Forreal....whole ass episode. We keep the convo constructive and we hope you find it intriguing. If you’d like to comment on any of our opinions feel free to hit us up. We really want some feedback on this one. We’ll address any and everything in next week’s pod. Plug in!