In this episode, TT is back in the building. Well, sort of. This week the Wu was still fresh on everyone’s mind after indulging in Wu-Tang documentary, Of Mics and Men.  The “clan” gave their own take on everything from the film production to the individual stories they were impacted by the most. Maryland rapper Logic’s fifth studio album Confessions of a Dangerous Mind was reviewed along with Green Balloon, by eclectic ensemble out of New Orleans, Tank and the Bangas. Push play.

In this episode, the guy's chop it up one-on-one while TT is away.  Naturally, the conversation shifts to an all-out greatest Jay-Z album conversation.  The two name their top five and share their common appreciation for a Jay-Z project many critics consider to be a flop.  Lo and Rocco reviews a release from Dreamville newcomer Ari Lennox and talk about Styles P's new joint, SP the Goat: Ghost of All Time.

In this very first episode of Dopest, the crew introduces themselves and talks about how the podcast came together.  Take a trip down memory lane where Rocco, TT, and Lo reminisce about the time they fell in love with hip-hop.  Everyone gives their take on Schoolboy Q's new album Crash Talk and Pete Rock's recent release Return of the SP1200.  In the Decoded segment they break down some of that drug talk that VA rapper Pusha T spills on the track If You Know You Know off of 2018's Daytona. Push play.