We’ve come a long way together. Now it’s time to step back and take a look at the year in review. It is with outstanding pleasure that we present to you Hungry Hip-Hop’s first award show. We explore categories ranging from "Best Feature" to "Album of the Year". There are some amusing ones, too, but you’ll have to tune in to find out. So, grab a snack and join us on this journey into the past as we revisit the summits and valleys of the 2020’s HIp-Hop scene.

Please check out our Album Appetizers playlist on Spotify! (2 songs from every album we reviewed so far!)

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3Le9LEQZ97d61omcSfJBoE?si=LJIxKo9pSICS855pZbUHFw

Come and join the party with the Hungry Hip-Hop crew. In today’s installment, we sit down and take a journey into Megan Thee Stallion’s spicy new project Good News. The album’s a hit—no cap, and it’s a fun distraction from all of the madness as we near the end of this catastrophic hellscape known as 2020. Take a break, pop a squat, and press play to hear our flaming hot take!

And as always, please go and check out our Album Appetizers playlist on Spotify!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3Le9LEQZ97d61omcSfJBoE?si=D-0hNGikQKWcTh7XoBbtXw

The gang reconvenes for yet another stimulating discussion. This time around it’s Pluto x Baby Pluto, a collaborative album featuring Future and Lil Uzi Vert. The year is not ending off well, as this project was an overall disappointment to the Hungry Hip Hop crew, being the second project to receive worst honors as CERTIFIED RAGÚ. Tune in and find out what we thought and what this album has in store for listeners (hint: not much).

Remember to check out our Spotify playlist, Album Appetizers. It has two songs from every album we've reviewed so far. 

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3Le9LEQZ97d61omcSfJBoE?si=GrrLRphITT6gG5R8xVcARg

In this episode, we debate which rapper has a flawless discography? Amongst the potential candidates are Kendrick, Drake, J. Cole, Tyler, and Kanye. We entered the discussion after finishing recording our upcoming episode "Corn x Baby Corn".  

We hope you enjoy, and as always. Go checkout the Album Appetizers playlist on Spotify!

The Dragon of Brooklyn hath awakened, and from the corridors of a derelict geriatric ward his roar booms like thunder. The self-proclaimed god Busta Rhymes is returned, and he has come with an addendum to his prior work, Extinction Level Event: The Final World Front (1998). Grab a snack and settle in with the Hungry Hip-Hop crew as we reacquaint ourselves with this familiar voice from Hip-Hop’s past in today’s analysis of Extinction Level Event 2: Wrath of God.

Feel free to follow us at @hungryhiphoppod on Twitter and leave us a comment telling us what you think!

Also, check out our Album Appetizers playlist on Spotify! We add two songs of our favorite songs from every album we review each week!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3Le9LEQZ97d61omcSfJBoE?si=4ZB6dFntTfmKiGJqIN0RkQ

Certified RAGU. To date, this is the lowest ranking Hungry Hip-Hop has given an album. What unfortunate project is receiving such a low honor? Answer: Open Mike Eagle’s Album: Anime, Trauma, & Divorce. The crew went into this one with high hopes, but in the end, they were shattered. In today’s episode, come and join us here at Hungry Hip-Hop to find out what the album was like and, most importantly, what went so horribly wrong.

Please let us know what you think on Twitter @hungryhiphoppod. 

Also, please go check out our Album Appetizers playlist on Spotify. It's fuueeegoooo!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3Le9LEQZ97d61omcSfJBoE?si=4ZB6dFntTfmKiGJqIN0RkQ

Dig this: a cool conversation with a buncha’ smooth cats over here at Hungry Hip-Hop. Last week was war, but this week is about tying up loose ends. In this installment, the crew deliberates over its last GRISELDA member: Benny the Butcher. Can he live up to the highs of Alfredo and Conway The Machine in their eyes, or is he another Westside Gunn? It’s nothing personal, but you’ll have to listen to find out. 

Also, be sure to check out our Album Appetizers playlist on Spotify where we add our two favorite songs from each album we review every week. 

Follow us on twitter @hungryhiphoppod

Tune into an explosive debate among the Hungry Hip-Hop crew. In today’s installment, Allen wages full-on war against Mark and Milo in a desperate effort to defend his most cherished album of all time: Stankonia, by Outkast. The odds are against him, but will the clever Allen be able to outsmart his two genius cohosts and vindicate the lesbians with no tongues? Join us here on Hungry Hip-Hop to find out.

In this episode, we review TDE artist Reason's latest album "New Beginnings". Reason is the latest top dawg signee. Top Dawg Entertainment is the label that has renowned artists such as ScHoolboy Q, SZA, Isaiah Rashad, Ab-Soul, Jay Rock, and last but not least, Kendrick Lamar. Do ya'll think Reason lived up to the strength of his labelmates? Let us know on twitter @hungryhiphoppod.

In this episode, we review YG's latest album "My life 4Hunnid". Please let us know what you think on twitter. You can follow us at @hungrhiphoppod #FTP