The Boys of Drop Top Chops pay a visit out to the Young OG, George Young, out in Homestead to chop it up with him one time. You can tell the exuberance that Tony has this episode because he has all the questions and flowers to give to this talented rapper/engineer/producer. We discuss his newest project, The Loop, his 6 year hiatus from dropping a new project, and all the in betweens. We also talk Houston sports, culture and news. This is a very healthy and enjoyable discussion we have with GY and we hope to have many more in the future as he continues to be a monumental piece of modern day Houston culture. 

On today's episode, we have a wonderful conversation between grown men and women about how to do relationships in 2020. This could I also be the quarterly relationship review we have on the pod. We feature a talented curator and creative director in Brilliant (@illbrill) and the mother nature muse in Elixis (@_sixile) to help balance the masculine perspective with the feminine. The conversation includes talks about the value of titles, how to approach relationships in 2020, the mentality towards relationship and love and much more. We also ended up talking about our drug experiences and how they mesh with sex. There's a lot to take from this progressive conversation. Tap in.

We're finding our groove again over here at Drop Top Chops as we knock out another episode. The conversation took on it's own life as we dived into a multitude of topics. Which included venting about the Rockets, Tyler Perry becoming a billionaire (and a deep dive discussion of film in general), the anticipation of Detroit 2, Travis Scott's McDonald's takeover and all side convos that come up with distinguished men come together to have conversations. SZA's "Hit Different" gets a live chop on the pod as well on some spontaneous shit. Very solid episode. Check it out. Drop Top Chops.

On this episode, we welcome back our fave, Jazz, back to the podcast as she shares with us her debut single, Thugg Song. We give it a live chop treatment on top of having a hilarious conversation to compliment. We dived into porn preferences, Shy Thugg's pussy price, the truth about squirt, the better verse on WAP, why men either have to or don't have to pay for pussy and much much more. We enjoy our conversations with women on this podcast and we know you guys do too.

The boys are back with a new episode. This one involves talks about which "Flavor of Love" contestants would you smash, Beyoncé's "Black is King" and the origins of religion, Tony working in the middle of the mall selling phones, Marc catching strays for them shoes still and everything in between. Also, I (AudiTory) introduce the guys to Musiq Soulchild's song about having a relationship with a 17 year old woman and chop it live. Hence the title of the episode. 

Drop Top Chops Returns with an episode featuring one of our favorite people, Marc Haize, back on the pod. We have been bullshitting on recording for some time so we just used this episode as an opportunity to get back into the groove of things. Even though the virus hasn't went away completely, a little normalcy as returned to the pod. The discussions on this episode involve dating investments, our favorite one-hit wonders, Megan and Daystar's altercation, the realization of club culture and whatever else that comes up when men get together and converse. Tap in. DTC.

The boys are back with another episode as we enter into Phase 2 of Quarantine in Texas. Nothing was planned or thought about this episode in detail. We just had diarrhea of the mouth and talked about whatever came to mind. Most of it had to deal with Sauce Walka and his comical rants, the accuracies of the bible, foot sex,  tolerated monogamy, infamous principals in Humble ISD and one of Tony's drugged out stories about one of his adventures.  The featured chops of this episodes were songs from Future's newest album, High Off Life. Enjoy the randomness. Shoutout to Tony's Brother, Krys, too. 

So this was our first recorded episode via live streaming. We attempted it on Youtube. It worked. Then we got blocked from the episode for chopping Kanye's music. Didn't know how to rip the audio off. Forgot about the episode. Remembered it. Downloaded it from YT. Ripped it. and made it available to you guys. Sorry for the wait. This episode is discussing ALL THINGS KANYE (with a little bit of random tangents and off-topic discussions). It all includes all Kanye chops so enjoy that. We discuss every one of Kanye's albums, how we feel about them and rate them accordingly. If you are a hater of Kanye West, we suggest you avoid listening.

It almost feels illegal to be doing this episode. I know we'll probably get judged by someone from congregating in a group of 3 people. The show must go on. We gather to discuss life in Houston as this coronavirus has taken over and readjusted our lives. Naturally, we took a deep dive into Tiger King and that wild ass shit (SPOILER ALERT). Music was also discussed as we gave some attention to Lil Uzi, The Weeknd, PARTYNEXTDOOR & all the new releases that have come about. The chops featured for this episode are chops from Don Toliver's Heaven or Hell project. I know you don't have shit else to do so you definitely have time to sit and listen to this episode. Enjoy!

The boys are back with another freestyled edition of Drop Top Chops. Today's guest was one of Tony's homegirls (@AshleySimone21 on IG, add an extra "y" for the Twitters) and she came in looking like she potentially had the cooties with the mask she sported the whole episode. So we spent time getting on her ass about that while discussing Meg's contract, girlfriend freaks vs. freaky freaks, DaBackhand that Dababy laid, the coronavirus and whatever other wormhole we fell into. We also had other guests fall through at random and joined in on the conversation so enjoy another eventful conversation on the handsomest podcast in Houston.