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Solo episode where I review the much anticipated debut album by Jay Electronica "A Written Testimony," then I briefly speak about sports being cancelled because of the Caronavirus. What's next for the world of sports?
On the episode I share my thoughts on Kobe's and Gigi's memorial, and review a great album from one of the most underrated rappers ever, Royce Da 5'9.
This is a solo episode with your host Saeed. On this podcast I recap the Oscars, talk about Jay Electronica tweeting he's finally releasing his album, and where the Lakers stand going into the break. I also speak some on the Dodgers landing Mookie Betts from Boston.
On this episode of the Creative Collision podcast we mourn the lose of Kobe and his daughter Gianna, as well as the other 7 lives on board that helicopter that Sunday morning. Kobe was a huge inspiration to me as well as so many others. We talk about his tragic passing as well as his legacy on and off the court. RIP Kobe and Gianna Bryant, John, Kerri and Alyssa Altobelli, Sarah and Payton Chester, Christina Mauser, and Ara Zobayan.
On this episode we have a couple movie review discussions about the Joker and El Camino. Will gloats a bit about how he correctly predicted a certain killing in the movie. We also briefly discuss all the latest snitching drama with Tekashi 6ix9ine. Special shout out to Bones and Demons clothing brand for sponsoring this episode.
On this episode we share our thoughts about recent trailers released for El Camino, Joker, and Star Wars. Will gives some wild predictions about each movie and for some reason we get into a heated debate on if going to the movies is a good first date option or not.
On this episode the trio is together with Mr. NBA Updates himself Vahan discussing all the off season moves. We also make are playoff and NBA finals predictions. The Boogie injury happened after the recording of this podcast. Marco also joins us again for this one.
This is a solo episode with Saeed discussing the list he made of his top 50 greatest rappers of all time he posted to the Instagram Creative Collision page. He compares it to "The Brew Podcast" list that was trending on Twitter the past couple of days. He also goes into detail about why these list are difficult to make and why people shouldn't worry about the rankings as much and just focus about who is on the list.
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