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This episode Ends joins us via satellite once again, having just wrapped the Cali Zona love tour. We are also joined by friend of the show, Munks! We catch up a little, and Ends tells us about some of the shenanigans happening out on tour. We quickly touch on several topics, including:

* Link’s Awakening remake for Switch

* Opportunity Mars rover’s super sad last words

* Bernie fuckin’ Sanders

* Tekashi Snitch 9, (and Charlemagne the God offering to give him a BJ)

* Apex Legends first impressions

* Halsey on SNL

* Final Fantasy VII on the Switch

* Fearless Fred Fury

* and the juggalo feminist movement

We then dive right into our throwback spotlight segment, this week we shine it on You Can’t See Me (2005) by John Cena! An all around solid hip-hop album that has a little something for everyone. Ends’ choice for next week is Three 6 Mafia’s Da Unbreakables from 2003. Of course we then raise the fuckin’ bars, and then we count down our top 5 favorite speed rappers

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This episode Ends comes to us via satellite, since he’s out on the Cali-zona Love tour! We start with a little chat about Apex Legends and Roblox, and then Ends tells us about a strange occurrence he experienced at the airport. Cutting right to the chase, we dive right into our segments, starting with Throwback Spotlight! This week’s album was chosen by Ends, one of his favorite albums of all time – 808’s and Heartbreak by Kanye West

After gushing about the album for a while, Kyle reveals his choice for next week – You Can’t See Me by John Cena. We then dive into our Raise the Bars segment where we give out some VERY high scores this week, before counting down our top 5 favorite romantic movies of all time. We wrap it up by discussing our plans for Valentine’s day

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This episode begins with some super bowl talk (or should I say, POOPER bowl, amiright??) before diving into the reason we started the show a few hours late. We then spend quite a while having a big ol’ fat fuckin sweet ass game chat. Ends starts by giving us the latest on his newest/oldest obsession – Resident Evil 2 – including his S rank achievement. We then share our thoughts on Pikuniku (the cutest revolution we’ve ever been a part of) before Kyle gives his review of another Switch indie gem, Golf Story. We also check out the trailer for Wargroove, and compare it with some classics such as Dragon Warrior and Shining Force, and Kyle then introduces Ends to Respawn’s surprise new free-to-play battle royale game, Apex Legends (and the puppy bowl). After giving our children mad props for somehow figuring out how to play games even when the odds are stacked against them, we wrap up the first half with a quick update on Tekashi 69 and Joe Budden’s new beef with The Game

We come back from break and Kyle introduces Ends to Caffeine.tv, a cool new streaming platform which features zero delay. After blowing his mind with that shit, we listen to the new Ends (feat. Skye) song promoting the Calizona love tour, before diving into our throwback spotlight segment. This week’s entry from Kyle was the Welcome to the Show EP, the 2009 album from Iconoclash’s biggest fan, The Jokerr. We go back and forth between shitting and praising him, before ultimately deciding he’s not worth any more show time. I think it’s safe to say, this is one show he is NO LONGER welcome to! LOL. Ends then nominates Kanye West’s 2008 album 808’s & Heartbreak for next week. After that, we raise the fuckin bawrs, and countdown our top 5 favorite websites – once again having an unprecedented moment at the end. Finally, we praise Justin Parker’s awesome skills once again and check in on our homeboy Kaph one more time before wrapping it up

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This episode begins with us complimenting each other’s attire, and a shoutout to Justin Parker for making sweet shirts. We then go ahead and address the Jokerr once again, and Kyle recommends this video from wemadeavideo dissecting The Jokerr’s career. Ends then recommends a new rapper he found named Boogie, (who has a cool new song featuring Eminem), and we then check out a new song from J. Cole called Middle Child. Kyle then gives us the latest scoop on ICP’s new album, Fearless Fred Fury.

In gaming, Ends tells us about a couple of cool indie games for the Switch, When Ski Lifts Go Wrong and Pikuniku, and then gives us his full review of the game he’s been waiting 20 years for – Resident Evil 2. Does it live up to the hype? Listen and find out, and check out his Twitch channel as well

We take a break and return to shine our Throwback Spotlight on Ice Cube’s 2006 album Laugh Now, Cry Later. We have a great conversation about the album, before Kyle shakes shit up by revealing that he’s chosen The Jokerr’s 2009 album Welcome to the Show for next week’s segment. We then Raise the fuckin Bars, and count down our top 5 favorite racing games of all time. We wrap things up with Kyle playing a never before heard Broken Fort song

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What up. This episode begins with a grand ol’ Resident Evil discussion once again, as Ends eagerly anticipates the release of RE:2 this Friday. He has been streaming all the RE7 DLC on his Twitch channel, but you can peep em on our YouTube page as well. After lamenting once again about the glory days of The Legend of Zelda series, we take a moment to bitch about old man problems. Kyle expresses his concerns about a new face rash, and Ends discusses his aches and pains increasing as the years go by.

We briefly talk about an Arizona underground compilation album that Kyle received in 2006, which leads into us destroying an autographed copy of one of Kyle’s Jokerr CDs. Ends then publicly calls him out, and we shit talk him for quite some time for no reason other than we think he’s an asshole. We then do the opposite to our friend McNastee, and we straight suck on his balls for a few minutes before we destroy a 2nd Jokerr CD. Afterward, we discuss some new music, including a new Cryptic Wisdom album, Royce Da 5’9’s new track Cocaine, the new Boondox album Liquor, Lies, and Legacy, and Gorilla Voltage’s Gods and Claws. We wrap up the first half with a discussion about R. Kelly and Chris Brown, and the #metoo movement in general.

After a break, we dive right into our Throwback Spotlight segment. This week’s featured album is Apologize for Nothing, the 2005 album from Bobaflex! Kyle sweats on this album (and band) for quite a while, before we stumble upon a 3rd Jokerr album to destroy. We then dive right into our raise the bars segment which features some very high grades this week, and Kyle then takes a moment to bitch about Bobaflex not having a proper Wikipedia page – something he vows to correct. Finally, we wrap things up by counting down our top 5 favorite YouTube channels, we discuss how we spent all weekend tidying up our houses, and we destroy our 4th and final Jokerr album.

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What up. This episode begins with a grand ol’ Resident Evil discussion once again, as Ends eagerly anticipates the release of RE:2 this Friday. He has been streaming all the RE7 DLC on his Twitch channel, but you can peep em on our YouTube page as well. After lamenting once again about the glory days of The Legend of Zelda series, we take a moment to bitch about old man problems. Kyle expresses his concerns about a new face rash, and Ends discusses his aches and pains increasing as the years go by.

We briefly talk about an Arizona underground compilation album that Kyle received in 2006, which leads into us destroying an autographed copy of one of Kyle’s Jokerr CDs. Ends then publicly calls him out, and we shit talk him for quite some time for no reason other than we think he’s an asshole. We then do the opposite to our friend McNastee, and we straight suck on his balls for a few minutes before we destroy a 2nd Jokerr CD. Afterward, we discuss some new music, including a new Cryptic Wisdom album, Royce Da 5’9’s new track Cocaine, the new Boondox album Liquor, Lies, and Legacy, and Gorilla Voltage’s Gods and Claws. We wrap up the first half with a discussion about R. Kelly and Chris Brown, and the #metoo movement in general.

After a break, we dive right into our Throwback Spotlight segment. This week’s featured album is Apologize for Nothing, the 2005 album from Bobaflex! Kyle sweats on this album (and band) for quite a while, before we stumble upon a 3rd Jokerr album to destroy. We then dive right into our raise the bars segment which features some very high grades this week, and Kyle then takes a moment to bitch about Bobaflex not having a proper Wikipedia page – something he vows to correct. Finally, we wrap things up by counting down our top 5 favorite YouTube channels, we discuss how we spent all weekend tidying up our houses, and we destroy our 4th and final Jokerr album.

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This episode starts off hot with an immediate review of the Resident Evil 2 one-shot Demo. Of course Ends discusses his opinions at length, but Kyle tried it too! Check out the live stream of it over on our Facebook page (and YouTube). Ends then tells us about his new Twitch channel, where you can currently watch a video of him playing Resident Evil 5 from beginning to end in one sitting. After circle-jerking each other for a bit more, we give our review of the movie Terrifier, currently streaming on Netflix. It features a mute, murderous, maniacal clown, who smiles and laughs while he gruesomely kills everyone for seemingly no reason. We spoil the fuck out of it, (including the graphic details of the hacksaw scene) so if Terrifier sounds like something you want to watch, check it before watching our segment on it. Ends then gives us his thoughts on Smash Bros before we head to break.

We return and immediately start dissing The Jokerr, but just to keep it keebler we show we’re not haters by praising fellow underground rapper Lex the Hex Master right after. We then briefly discuss Flipsyde once again since we’ve now received messages now from 2 out of 3 members (hit us up Piper!), and then we dive right into our planned segments. Ends chose our throwback spotlight album this week, which is T.I – T.I. vs. T.I.P. from 2007. We break it wide open and share which tracks spark joy in us, and Kyle shares his choice for next week’s spotlight – the 2005 album Apologize for Nothing by Bobaflex. We then have a fun little raise the bars segment of course, and countdown our top 5 favorite podcasts of all time before wrapping it up.

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This episode begins with clashers sharing some fun parenting moments, right before deep diving straight into Birdbox. We discuss it’s deeper, darker interpreted meaning, and Ends then shares his disappointment with Bandersnatch. Kyle lets us know his opinions of The Happytime Murders, A Simple Favor, and Mandy, and we wrap up movie talk with Ends’ opinion on Truth or Dare.

In games, we revisit the Ocarina of Time Unreal engine demo and marvel in it’s beauty, and Ends tells us about the Resident Evil randomizer app he discovered. After he expresses his feelings about how excited he is for the new RE2 remake (once again), we wrap up the first half with a really uneducated discussion on the government shutdown.

After a break, we return with our Throwback Spotlight segment, this week shining it on Boondox’s debut Psychopathic Records album, The Harvest from 2006. Kyle goes track by track giving his opinion, and Ends gives a much more succinct review. Sticking with the juggalo theme, we count down our top 5 favorite Horrorcore albums, which takes an eternity because we keep getting caught up in the nostalgia. We have a nifty little raise the bars segment, Kyle pleads with someone to hook him up with the new Violent J – Brother album, and we wrap it up by giving away Scribblenauts Unlimited

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This episode starts off with a good ol’ fashioned discussion about Indiana Jones, and then we dive in with our first ever spontaneous giveaway live on the show! We talk a little bit about Christmas, which leads us into a gaming discussion, mainly about our thoughts on some of our new Steam and PSVR games. We move on to discuss Birdbox and the trailer for Us before debuting a super cut of Iconoclash bro moments, made by Ends!

After a year of doing shows, we share some of our favorite Iconoclash moments, the best of which happened on New Year’s Eve where we were contacted by Flipsyde guitarist Dave Lopez. He thanked us for reviewing We the People and says we inspired him to keep it up! A great moment for us and the show, and we look forward to taking full 100% credit for the return of Flipsyde in 2019. Check out the song Sleepy Lion released in 2018!

Sharing more of our favorite moments from the show, we get sincere and reflect on our friendship, before taking a break and returning with our top movies, albums, and games of 2018. Ends discusses some more of his best of moments of the year, we raise the bars, and shine our thowback spotlight on Young Buck’s 2007 album Buck the World. Look forward to our discussion of The Harvest, by Boondox next week!

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Ho Ho Ho! You didn’t think we would leave you hanging just because it’s Christmas did you? Of course not! Here’s our gift to you: a quick(er) clash

We start the episode with Ends telling us about the best gift he’s ever received, and then we play a fun round of 2 truths and a lie regarding terrible xmas gifts. Kyle then shares one of his favorite xmas moments of all time, and we go back and forth about our favorite gifts we’ve given

We then count down our top 5 xmas movies of all time, and then we have a candid, father-to-father discussion about how to talk to your kids about Santa.

Merry xmas everyone!