LA is currently losing a fight to responsibilities so it's a 3 peat of the duo. Olympics, NBA players, Noah Lyles, Tim Walls, Drake and more. We also discuss new music including Logic's new album 'Ultra 85', Fante's EP 'Pacific Time Part 2', and Larry June's album 'Doing It for Me'. They also touch on the career of Lauryn Hill and the recent cancellation of the Fugees reunion tour. The hosts then talk about the box office flops of Zachary Levi's movie 'Harold and the Purple Crown' and the film adaptation of the video game 'Borderlands'. They speculate on the reasons for these failures and the impact of directors on the success of a film. In this final part of the conversation, Antonio and Cam discuss their thoughts on the movie 'The Bike Riders' and share their takeaways. They also talk about upcoming movies they're excited to watch.

LA is still on hiatus and still, we rise. In this conversation, the we discuss the age gap in relationships, and Trump's appearance at the National Association of Black Journalists. We analyze his performance and its potential impact on the election. In this part of the conversation, we discuss various topics including fact-checking politicians, the lack of filters in music and social media, the controversy surrounding boxer Amon Khalif, and DJ Mustard's album sales. We also touch on Big Sean's interview with Charlamagne tha God and his claim to be part of the 'big three' in hip-hop. We close by breaking down the season finale of House of Dragons, Season 2.

In this conversation, the hosts discuss the recent news from Comic-Con, including the return of Robert Downey Jr. as Doom in the upcoming Fantastic Four film. They express mixed feelings about this decision, noting that while RDJ is a talented actor, it feels desperate and lazy to bring back an iconic character instead of developing new ones. They also criticize Marvel for relying on nostalgia and not taking risks with new characters. The hosts highlight the importance of character development and storytelling in the success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The conversation revolves around the movie Deadpool Wolverine and the overall state of the Marvel franchise. The hosts discuss their disappointment with the lack of impact and consequence in the movie, as well as their skepticism about the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They touch on the importance of Blade in paving the way for superhero movies and express their admiration for Hugh Jackman's portrayal of Wolverine. The hosts also mention the humor and entertaining aspects of the film, but ultimately feel that it doesn't add anything significant to the franchise. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the movie 'No Way Out' and Kevin Costner's career. They also review a documentary about Lou Pearlman, the mastermind behind boy bands like Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC. They then transition to discussing the latest episode of 'House of the Dragon', noting the setup for the final episode and the significance of lineage and dragon-riding. The hosts also touch on the themes of racism and classism in the show. Overall, they express mixed feelings about the episode and speculate on what the final episode will bring. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the events of the show House of Drag-On's and share their thoughts on the characters and plot developments. They also briefly touch on the album Faith of a Mustard Seed by Mustard. The hosts express their opinions on the production and the artists' performances on the album. They speculate on the future of the show and the potential for a third season. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the importance of good production and the role of producers in shaping the final product.

The hosts chat about Kendrick Lamar's potential album, the impact of haircuts, and performances by Ingrid Andress and Carl Lewis. They discuss hair loss, pay tribute to Bob Newhart, and talk about Joe Biden and Kamala Harris's chances in the Democratic primaries. The conversation covers Trump’s ear bandage, the Wu-Tang name generator, and Childish Gambino's versatility. They review the finale of "The Boys," discuss "The Acolyte" and its reception, and speculate on new seasons. They also review a recently released movie and end by praising the film "Twisters" and anticipating upcoming Marvel movies.

Trump, New York trash cans, music, trailers. You know...the usual.

Been a while but we are back with another installment of 'Make it Black'. This time we are taking on the 1996 disaster film, Twister, just in time for 'Twisters' the highly anticipated sequel/reboot. Tune in!

In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including recent news, entertainment, and personal experiences. They touch on subjects such as the sale of BET, the popularity of certain memes and videos, and the appearance of celebrities. They also mention their own ideas for future podcast episodes, such as reviewing bad movies and discussing old memes. The conversation is filled with humor and banter between the hosts. The conversation covers various topics, including the XXL Freshman Class, the evolution of music consumption, and the longevity of hit songs. The hosts discuss the outdated format of the XXL Freshman Cyphers and the need for the magazine to adapt to the changing music landscape. They also touch on the importance of finding and promoting talented artists who may not fit the traditional mold of a rapper. The conversation ends with humorous banter about New York rappers and their unique style of talking to women. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including shark attacks in Texas, Busta Rhymes' performance at Essence Festival, and the use of technology in modern society. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss a controversial incident involving Ryan Garcia, a boxer who made racist remarks towards Muslims and Black people. They also explore the concept of 'black jobs' and share humorous examples of jobs that are stereotypically associated with Black individuals. The conversation then transitions to a discussion about the recent political debate and the absurdity of politicians claiming that immigrants are stealing 'black jobs'. The conversation touches on the topic of BET and its current state, with the hosts expressing their opinions on whether it should be sold. They also discuss the decline of music videos and the lack of creativity in the industry. The conversation then shifts to the TV show Supercell, which features individuals with superpowers tied to sickle cell disease. The hosts praise the show's acting and storytelling. The conversation covers various topics including TV shows like Supercell, The Acolyte, and The Mandalorian. They discuss the importance of representation in TV shows and the impact of good villains. They also critique the Star Wars franchise and its fanbase. The conversation then shifts to ranking the best TV shows of all time based on critical ratings

We were all minding our business enjoying our family, ribs and exaggerated patriotism and...boom, Kendrick popped out again. This time with a music video. We talk about it. Enjoy

Look, we get busy and we have lives. So here is a best of episode to hold you over until next week. Enjoy!

In this episode we pay our respects to Willie Mays and Donald Sutherland R.I.P.

We shine a light to Ian McKellen, Barry Sanders, and Reggie Jackson.

Did Boston Celtics championship mean anything?

LA is trippin, but not the host, the state Louisiana (L.A. is also buggin out)

Jonathan Major has found a new role that is oddly specific.

Entertainment Time:

We cover Complex's top 10 Movies of 2024 (so far)

Acolyte Ep4 (spoilers) Disney +

The Boys Ep. 4 (spoilers) Amazon Prime

Remembering Gene- Netflix

House of Dragons Ep. 2 (spoilers) (MAX)