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Welcome friends! This is episode 50 of Iconoclash! We are celebrating our 50th episode with a Christmas theme, so come get merry with us

We start the show with a little gift exchange. Ends gives Kyle a Master Chief Pixel Pal, and Kyle gives him a couple of Steam bundles to kickstart his new gaming PC that we built together last week. Speaking of last week, Kyle mentions that he got to meet Coyote Peterson, and then we debut the new Bobby Krea and Ends music video for the song “It’s On”, from Bobby’s upcoming album “That Shit Krea”. Ends tells us to watch the show Kenny vs. Spenny, and then our stream cuts out, so we take a break

We come back and Kyle shows off the gifts he received from Scott for the Unknown Podcast gift exchange, and we dive right into our Christmas themed Raise the Bars segment (which features a couple of incredible moments), and then we count down our top 5 Christmas songs of all time. We then definitively agree that Die Hard is a Christmas movie, and then we shine our Throwback Spotlight on 1997’s “Big Willie Style” from Will Smith (and man is it still sweet!) before wrapping things up

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This episode begins with a quick chat about the upcoming Bobby Krea/Ends video for a song called “It’s On”, to be debuted next week right here EXCLUSIVELY on Iconoclash! We then have a nice discussion about what rap means to us, including it’s therapeutic and meditative qualities. We get real for a minute while talking about finding the thing in your life that makes it worth living, and how we all need to be passionate about something. We then (once again) spend an inordinate amount of time talking about a man who HAS found his thing, the one and only, coolest fucking guy in the world – Mr. Coyote Peterson from Brave wilderness. Moving on to games, we discuss The Division and Fallout 76 again, and wrap up the first half with Ends telling us some fun stories about his dad before going on break

We come back with our top 5 fears, (which gets dark pretty quickly). Lots of doom and gloom later, we brighten things up with our throwback spotlight segment, featuring the 2004 album “What’s Wrong with Bill?” by Ill Bill. Spoiler: it’s fucking awesome. After sweating on it for quite some time, we have a sweet Smash Bros themed Raise the Bars segment, and wrap things up with a pretty long, passionate discussion about our feelings on the police after Kyle recommends Live PD.

This is one of our longest episodes, but it’s also one of the realest! Let us know what you think in the comments here, or on any of our socials. Subscribe on YouTube, throw us suggestions for topics and categories for our end of the year show (coming soon), and tune in next week for our 50th episode, which will also be our first ever Xmas special!

This episode begins with Ends telling us a tall tale about him getting roofied, and he then tells us all about his thoughts on Wreck-It Ralph 2. Kyle saw Sal Vulcano from the Impractical Jokers at the Funny Bone this past week, and Ends shares his newfound love for Coyote Peterson. After sweating on him for a while, we shift the sweat to Hot Ones, another awesome YouTube channel, and Kyle gives his quick review of The Christmas Chronicles, starring Kurt Russel as Santa. We move on to discuss some of our best Christmas gifts we’ve ever given, and eventually wind up praising Eminem for being an actual rap god, especially after talking about this new 11-minute “freestyle” video. Kyle then talks a little about his visit to the Unknown Pod this past weekend

After a break, Kyle shows off his cool new poster/pin combo he picked up from Rock the Dead Co last week, we immediately dive into our Throwback Spotlight segment. This week’s album is B.L.E.V.E. by Kutt Calhoun from 2004. Spoiler alert: we didn’t love it this time around. Although we forget to mention it during the show, next week’s album will be the 2004 album by Ill Bill – What’s Wrong with Bill. We then have a really fun Raise the Bars segment before counting down our top 5 favorite hip-hop producers of all time

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This episode begins with Ends telling us a tall tale about him getting roofied, and he then tells us all about his thoughts on Wreck-It Ralph 2. Kyle saw Sal Vulcano from the Impractical Jokers at the Funny Bone this past week, and Ends shares his newfound love for Coyote Peterson. After sweating on him for a while, we shift the sweat to Hot Ones, another awesome YouTube channel, and Kyle gives his quick review of The Christmas Chronicles, starring Kurt Russel as Santa. We move on to discuss some of our best Christmas gifts we’ve ever given, and eventually wind up praising Eminem for being an actual rap god, especially after talking about this new 11-minute “freestyle” video. Kyle then talks a little about his visit to the Unknown Pod this past weekend

After a break, Kyle shows off his cool new poster/pin combo he picked up from Rock the Dead Co last week, we immediately dive into our Throwback Spotlight segment. This week’s album is B.L.E.V.E. by Kutt Calhoun from 2004. Spoiler alert: we didn’t love it this time around. Although we forget to mention it during the show, next week’s album will be the 2004 album by Ill Bill – What’s Wrong with Bill. We then have a really fun Raise the Bars segment before counting down our top 5 favorite hip-hop producers of all time

Thanks for watching and listening, subscribe on all the things and tell us what you think! Join us live on Facebook every Tuesday to be a part of the show!

This episode begins with a quick chat about our Thanksgiving weekend, including how Ends’ dog ruined his family gathering, we share our mutual dislike of cake, and Kyle talks about how he be bakin’. Kyle then shares his thoughts on Wreck-It Ralph 2, and Ends gives a non-review of Earthfall. We clash over our opinions on Skyward Sword being ported to the Switch, and then we proceed to have a lengthy discussion about Pokemon. After spending all week with Fallout 76, Ends gives us his full review (spoiler: it sucks), and we clash over some petty shit before going to break

After the break, we discuss our collective assholishness before shining our throwback spotlight on Ultimate Victory, the 2007 album from Chamillionaire. We sweat on it heavily for quite some time, and Kyle reveals next week’s pick; B.L.E.V.E. by Kutt Kalhoun (2004). We have a really fun raise the bars segment, we count down our top 5 favorite board games, and Kyle then introduces Ends to Doja Cat and Coyote Peterson before we wrap things up.

Don’t forget to subscribe to Bobby Krea’s channel, check out The Unknown Pod, like us on Facebook, join us live, and tell your friends! Peace!

This episode begins with a quick chat about our Thanksgiving weekend, including how Ends’ dog ruined his family gathering, we share our mutual dislike of cake, and Kyle talks about how he be bakin’. Kyle then shares his thoughts on Wreck-It Ralph 2, and Ends gives a non-review of Earthfall. We clash over our opinions on Skyward Sword being ported to the Switch, and then we proceed to have a lengthy discussion about Pokemon. After spending all week with Fallout 76, Ends gives us his full review (spoiler: it sucks), and we clash over some petty shit before going to break

After the break, we discuss our collective assholishness before shining our throwback spotlight on Ultimate Victory, the 2007 album from Chamillionaire. We sweat on it heavily for quite some time, and Kyle reveals next week’s pick; B.L.E.V.E. by Kutt Kalhoun (2004). We have a really fun raise the bars segment, we count down our top 5 favorite board games, and Kyle then introduces Ends to Doja Cat and Coyote Peterson before we wrap things up.

Don’t forget to subscribe to Bobby Krea’s channel, check out The Unknown Pod, like us on Facebook, join us live, and tell your friends! Peace!

Hey there! This week’s episode starts with some Pokemon talk, and then Ends tells us all about Fallout 76. He also gives us his review of Derren Brown’s Sacrifice, and admits that he is now a fan! After we talk about American Horror Story: Apocalypse for a bit, we shout out The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for it’s 20th birthday. We then move on to discuss Tekashi 69’s recent verdict, and Kyle schools Ends on Hot Ones and reveals his newfound respect for Post Malone. We wrap up the first half by talking about Jaden Smith and Tyler the Creator being in a gay relationship, and then briefly touch on the Joyner Lucas/Tory Lanez beef situation.

We return from our break with our throwback spotlight, and this week it’s on We the People by Flipsyde! We have a nice long discussion  on our thoughts on the album and on Flipsyde as a whole, and Ends reveals his choice for next week – Chamillionaire’s Ultimate Victory. We move on to read some out of context rap lyrics for our raise the bars segment, and then count down our top 5 favorite Thanksgiving foods and discuss what we’re thankful for.

This episode was riddled with technical difficulties, but we made it through the other side and had some great discussions! Let us know your thoughts, check us on the socials, subscribe on YouTube, and come hang out with us LIVE next Tuesday over on Facebook. Thanks for checking us out!

Hey there! This week’s episode starts with some Pokemon talk, and then Ends tells us all about Fallout 76. He also gives us his review of Derren Brown’s Sacrifice, and admits that he is now a fan! After we talk about American Horror Story: Apocalypse for a bit, we shout out The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for it’s 20th birthday. We then move on to discuss Tekashi 69’s recent verdict, and Kyle schools Ends on Hot Ones and reveals his newfound respect for Post Malone. We wrap up the first half by talking about Jaden Smith and Tyler the Creator being in a gay relationship, and then briefly touch on the Joyner Lucas/Tory Lanez beef situation.

We return from our break with our throwback spotlight, and this week it’s on We the People by Flipsyde! We have a nice long discussion  on our thoughts on the album and on Flipsyde as a whole, and Ends reveals his choice for next week – Chamillionaire’s Ultimate Victory. We move on to read some out of context rap lyrics for our raise the bars segment, and then count down our top 5 favorite Thanksgiving foods and discuss what we’re thankful for.

This episode was riddled with technical difficulties, but we made it through the other side and had some great discussions! Let us know your thoughts, check us on the socials, subscribe on YouTube, and come hang out with us LIVE next Tuesday over on Facebook. Thanks for checking us out!

This episode begins with Ends telling us all about his trip with Bobby Krea to the 1st annual WTMH radio awards this past weekend. Bobby took home the awards for best new artist AND best hip-hop artist! He talks about how he got to hang out with Bushwick Bill, and then details his parking lot fingerblasting date. After bragging about his PC for a while, we talk a bit about the new Pokemon games and Detective Pikachu before moving on to our thoughts on the new Chucky movie and Jennifer Tilly’s sweet huge melons.  

Ends brings us news of Half-Life VR, and gives his final thoughts on Red Dead Redemption II after finishing it. We talk about showing our kids classic games, and look forward to the days where we discover our new favorite games. Kyle then rants and raves about Derren Brown since he was on Joe Rogan last week, and urges everyone to watch his new special on Netflix, titled Sacrifice. We wrap up the first half with our thoughts on the midterm results.

The second half starts with a brand new segment, called Throwback Spotlight! Each week one of us will choose an old album we enjoy and present it to our listeners (and co-host). After spending some time with it over the course of the week, we will give it a full review on the following show. This week’s spotlight album, chosen by Ends, is The Rest is History  (2004) by MC Jin. Next week we will discuss the album We the People (2005), by Flipsyde.

We dive right into a superhero themed Raise the Bars segment, and then count down our top 5 favorite superheroes of all time (RIP Stan Lee!). We share our thoughts on what DC should do with Batman, and Kyle shows off some of his old Marvel Masterpiece cards from 1993. We wrap it up with a quick discussion about bow biters

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This episode begins with Ends telling us all about his trip with Bobby Krea to the 1st annual WTMH radio awards this past weekend. Bobby took home the awards for best new artist AND best hip-hop artist! He talks about how he got to hang out with Bushwick Bill, and then details his parking lot fingerblasting date. After bragging about his PC for a while, we talk a bit about the new Pokemon games and Detective Pikachu before moving on to our thoughts on the new Chucky movie and Jennifer Tilly’s sweet huge melons.  

Ends brings us news of Half-Life VR, and gives his final thoughts on Red Dead Redemption II after finishing it. We talk about showing our kids classic games, and look forward to the days where we discover our new favorite games. Kyle then rants and raves about Derren Brown since he was on Joe Rogan last week, and urges everyone to watch his new special on Netflix, titled Sacrifice. We wrap up the first half with our thoughts on the midterm results.

The second half starts with a brand new segment, called Throwback Spotlight! Each week one of us will choose an old album we enjoy and present it to our listeners (and co-host). After spending some time with it over the course of the week, we will give it a full review on the following show. This week’s spotlight album, chosen by Ends, is The Rest is History  (2004) by MC Jin. Next week we will discuss the album We the People (2005), by Flipsyde.

We dive right into a superhero themed Raise the Bars segment, and then count down our top 5 favorite superheroes of all time (RIP Stan Lee!). We share our thoughts on what DC should do with Batman, and Kyle shows off some of his old Marvel Masterpiece cards from 1993. We wrap it up with a quick discussion about bow biters

Thanks! Subscribe, share and like us on all the sites and stuff!