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We begin this episode with a discussion about PC culture and toxic masculinity, and why we should all be allowed to joke about everything at all times. Ends tells us about the Jimmy Buffet concert, and we share our thoughts on various movies and TV shows we’ve been checking out – including Gattaca, Family, Aziz’s new special, and the Scream TV series. We then shit on Tom MacDonald for a while (of course), and Ends tells us the secret to how he upped his PC gaming skills before taking a break.

We return from break to raise the fucking bars, and Kyle does things a little differently this time around. Ends gives out our 4th ever perfect 10 score this week, and it’s a new contender! We then shine the throwback spotlight on Kyle’s pick – Kid Rock’s Devil Without a Cause from 1998. We share some very different opinions, and Ends reveals his choice for next week, Uncle Kracker’s Double Wide from 2001. We wrap things up by discussing our top 5 favorite holidays for some reason

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This episode begins with Ends telling us about the Killers concert he went to, as well as the Jimmy Buffet concert he will soon attend. We chat a little bit about what we’ve seen and played, and then Kyle breaks down the Area 51 shit for Ends, including his thoughts on the Bob Lazar documentary on Netflix. We go in depth as to how one would clap the alien cheeks, and then we check out the 10 Bands video from Joyner Lucas. We then clash hardcore on the origin of the word “record” being used in place of the word “song”, and how this is a new phenomenon. We voice our opinions on the Ed Sheeran/Eminem/50 RECORD, and check out some Cal Scruby before taking a break.

We return with a special edition of Raise the Bars, with Kyle sourcing all of his from rappers in the r/makinghiphop subreddit. We then shine the throwback spotlight on Ends’ pick, Brother Ali’s The Undisputed Truth. Kyle chooses Kid Rock’s Devil Without a Cause for next week, and we wrap it up by counting down our top 5 favorite music videos of all time.

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We begin this episode with Kyle giving us a quick breakdown of his Florida trip, and we revisit our fuckable Pokemon discussion. Ends then tells us about a playable movie/game called The Late Shift, and then gives us the lowdown on the Dying Light franchise. We talk a little bit about John Wick and Google Stadia, and then have a long ass discussion about the Democratic debates and our main man Bernie. We wrap up the first hour with a shoutout to Ends’ dad, Bob Hunter, and his new book, Players, Teams and Stadium Ghosts.

We return from a break with our review of the Homicide video featuring Chris D’elia, and the new Joyner Lucas joint, Broke and Stupid. We then raise the god damn bars of course, and follow it by reviewing the Lonely Island’s debut album, Incredibad for our Throwback Spotlight. Next week we will be reviewing The Undisputed Truth by Brother Ali. We wrap shit up by counting down our top 5 Tom Hanks movies, and giving our first impressions of the Bel-Air trailer.

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This episode begins with our weekly recap. Kyle saw Ari Shaffir over the weekend, we talk briefly about trans people, and social media before moving onto games. Kyle rants and raves about Beat Saber, Ends does the same for Blops 4 (and says Blackout is the Battle Royale we’ve been looking for), and Kyle gives the latest news about Destiny going free-to-play.

Moving onto what we’ve watched, we go in depth on our thoughts on Detective Pikachu, which opens up a wild conversation about the most fuckable Pokemon. Ends tells us about Murder Mystery, and Kyle just might have convinced Ends to watch a new Netflix show called Love, Death, and Robots – specifically episode #2.

After a break, we raise the fucking bars with Kyle giving out his first 10 grade, and you’ll never guess who gets it. We then shine the throwback spotlight on Green Day’s 1994 album Dookie, and Kyle chooses his album for next week, Incredibad by the Lonely Island. We wrap shit up by discussing our top 5 diss songs of all time.

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This episode we begin with a quick eulogy for the great Bushwick Bill before giving our thoughts on Detective Pikachu and the Tom MacDonald/Mac Lethal beef. Ends then tells us about the new and improved Quake 2 mod, gives us the latest on PUBG, and we discuss how bad Biebs would get his ass kicked by Tom Cruise. We then spend the next 45 minutes going over our thoughts on all the latest E3 news. Kyle then berates Ends for not watching Rick and Morty before wrapping up the first half.

We return from break to review our throwback spotlight album, Another Casualty by Co-Effusion (available for free download right here on our site!). This album holds a special place in our hearts, and we recommend it highly! Ends picks his album for next week, Dookie by Green Day!. We then raise the bars of course, and then briefly count down our top 5 anticipated games debuted at E3

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This episode Ends starts off by giving us the scoop on his show with Bobby Krea and Caskey, and we discuss the future of Keezie’s rap career. Ends gives us the latest on his sex life of course, and then gives us the scoop on Splitgate: Arena Warfare. He then tells us his thoughts on Zodiac, Tom MacDonald, and The Game. We try to give some E3 predictions, Kyle gripes about his VR woes, and then Ends tells us how he almost broke his hand before we take a break.

We return to discuss the blasphemy of pizza-with-ranch eaters, and then we raise the got damn bars as always. We shine the throwback spotlight on Kid Cudi’s 2009 album, Man on the Moon: The End of Day. Kyle chooses Co-Effusion’s 2002 album Another Casualty for next week (available for free download directly on our site!), and we count down our top 5 Samuel R. Jackson movies of all time!

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This episode begins with an update about our sex lives, and then we check out the new Joyner and Logic joint ISIS. We then share our thoughts on the new Qveen Herby video Mozart, make fun of Lord Jamar for having some stupid conspiracy theories, and while we’re at it go ahead and shit talk flat Earthers for a minute. We then hype up Splitgate, Ends reviews Us, and tells us a crazy story about his dad almost dying.

After a break, Kyle gives a quick review of Batman VR, and then we raise the fucking bars with some awesome sets this week. We move on to discuss our throwback spotlight album, Blaze Ya Dead Homie’s One Less G in the Hood from 2001. Check out next week as we review Man on the Moon: End of the Day (2009) by Kid Cudi! We wrap it up by counting down our top 5 celebrity crushes

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This episode begins with Ends telling us all about his time at the Sonic Temple festival last week, which gets us talking about other music festivals and our bucket list bands. Ends also talks a bit about Zac Efron’s Ted Bundy movie, and the Netflix series Jailbirds. Kyle schools ends on 60 Days In, and Ends decides he would be a good candidate for the show. Other topics include Pure Pwnage, The Life of David Gale, and today’s “cancel culture”. Ends then gives us his thoughts on Rage 2 before break.

We return from break and Ends gives us the latest scoop on his love life, which sparks a discussion about religion and relationships. Kyle almost drinks a bottle of supposed piss before raising the bars, and we have a good ole’ fuckin’ time reviewing DZK’s album The Animated Series for this week’s Throwback Spotlight. Tune in next week for Kyle’s pick, Blaze’s 1 Less G in the Hood. We wrap it up with a countdown of our top 5 favorite SNES games of all time.

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This episode begins with our thoughts on Glass and The Hateful Eight, and then we create the Iconoclashathon. We catch up a little bit, and Ends tells us about an awesome date he went on with his homegirl Winter. We chat a bit about mothers day, and Ends tells us about purchasing his new whip from the homeboy Bobby Krea. Ends then tells us about Days Gone, and Pet Sematary and we take a break.

We return and Kyle talks about how he got duped by a Facebook scam before we Raise the fucking Bars (get the shirt), and then shine our Throwback Spotlight on Kottonmouth Kings’ High Society from 2000. Ends chooses next week’s album, DZK’s The Animated Series from 2009, and then we count down our top 5 favorite mobile games.

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This episode we start with Kyle giving his review of the flip & dip, and Ends tells a tall tale about picking up a chick named Winter at the bar and how all his friends are little crybaby bitches. We move on to discuss Tech and Limp Bizkit for a few before giving our first impressions of the Nintendo Labo VR headset. We give some more shoutouts to artist Justin Parker, Kyle gives Ends the latest scoop regarding ChildsPlayNinja and Twiztid, and shows off his Mason Easley print he got on free comic book day.

After a break we return to raise the fucking bars, (get the t-shirt), and we take a trip down memory lane as we countdown our top 5 favorite game franchises of all time. We wrap the show up with a review of Ends’ favorite album of all time, The Eminem Show. Kyle then reveals his Throwback Spotlight choice for next week: KMK’s High Society.

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