We weren’t quite gone off the rose’ daniels, but we were definitely preparing to leave. But a championship level podcast pushes through. We have an early contender for rap album of the year, one that should never have been released and some tough conversation about the business side of the industry. In the neighborhood talk portion of the podcast, it’s hot swirl summer with a chance for toxicity. 

Happy Thanksgiving, Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and Happy ratchet flyer weekend good people!!! We been out here lifin’ but it’s time to feed the streets. This episode is mad wild, son (daughter is not the lingo here so miss us), so just prepare your ears. Who knew some resolutions, poor predictions and new predictions would get us to this ghetto ass place? Salut.

Some very good dialogue from the REVOLT Summit led to some good podcasting in Oak Cliff, TX. We shared our thoughts and opinions on some of the topics from that vivid panel discussion. Next we got into Kanye’s album announcement and how we feel about it. Is it a cult or nah? Not to be outdone, Meg sealed her hot girl summer with a big boss move so we stanned a young queen real quick. Fellas, face it they won. And lastly we discuss how life’s a trip but Lyfe’s just trippin. Freaky ass boy. I wouldn’t know a thing!

August went ahead and lived up to expectations on us. We celebrating birthdays, the hot girls and chicken sandwiches. We beefin over black progression for whatever reason though. In the midst of it all, we got some new music, from trash to great or a flicker to five flames we got y’all covered. Now let’s get into this culture shit.

We finally got the long awaited answer many had pondered. Is there a white Twitter? It appears so. We discuss KRIT’s new album and Jermaine Dupri’s comments on the state of women’s rap. We not sure y’all gone like the rest. It’s love though!!!

Everybody byke, everybody sober. After a brief status update on the hot girl summer, two faithful black men join the baddie godmother in a discussion on Gucci Mane, Trina, Lil Nas X, Cardi B and Nicki Minaj. We also share our thoughts on the Lavar Ball ban and Dwayne Wade being a stand up father. We’ll see y’all this week.