It's Not Just Me

This week we got new music from hip hop collective Internet Money as they drop their feature heavy debut. Joe Budden’s run at Spotify is officially over after contract negotiations fall through and we discuss why this fight is so important for the future of independent podcasters and media. Massika Kalysha took Only Fans promotion to an all-time new low as she is exposed for a fake kidnapping followed by an ever faker cover-up. Bella Thorne just broke the 24 hour Only Fans record as more and more stars look to cash in on the platform. Drake not dropping his new album this weekend makes it ineligible for 2021 Grammy’s and I wonder whether that was on purpose and part of a much larger plan and Lebron rubs the NBA’s youth the wrong way during a speech according to Stephen A. Smith.

This week we got new music from Mulatto as she drops her debut album Queen of Da Souf as she attempts to capitalize off of her recent buzz, we speculate on who we see her teaming up with for the next big girl collab. Megan Thee Stallion goes on Live and confirms Tory Lanez shot her "for no reason" and the internet reacts. Kanye West wants to make a Jesus Tok, I think Drake is signed to Nike and Nicki Minaj's lawsuit with Tracy Chapman may change the entire sample and production game + A Little bit of NBA Draft predictions now that the lottery is set.

Drake officially starts the "Certified Loverboy" roll-out with his new single and video for Laugh Now Cry Later feat. Lil Durk as well as cameos from Kevin Durant, Odell beckham Jr. and Marshawn Lynch. Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion seemingly set the world on fire with their new collaboration “WAP” all about that wet ass pu**y and not everyone is happy about it including CeeLo Green and “That Cat Bitch” Carole Baskin. XXL Reveals this years Freshman Class List and I make my campaign why I think Mulatto will be Rookie of The Year. Rozay sets his terms and considers clearing his B.M.F. Record for 50 Cent’s upcoming Black Mafia Family. Eminem is reportedly freaking out a little bit over Mariah Carey’s upcoming memoir. New Music from Dave East, Coi Leray, Kaash Paige, Anderson Paak and more.

We start this episode out with new music from the past 2 weeks and debate the now viral Top 40 rappers over 40 list. We talk MTV VMA nominees, Drake and Rihanna both say their new albums are almost ready which leads to a discussion about our most anticipated albums for the rest of 2020. I air my grievances about the not so Deluxe album trend. Faizon Love is hating on Jay Z, Kanye West might not be so crazy after all and Logic "retires", whatever that really means in this Covid-19 affected industry.

#Podcast #ItsNotJustMe #Entanglement | On this episode we talk about the Megan Thee Stallion and Tory Lanez situation, Chance The Rapper aka Chance The TV Guy is in black twitter's crosshairs again this time over Kanye West presidential support, 50 Cent isn't happy with Pop Smoke's team and how they have been working his new #1 Album and we untangle and the entanglements after Jada and Will Smith's red table talk.

KJ & Chill ™ recap last weeks BET Awards, DJ Akademiks vs Chrissy Teigen & Freddie Gibbs, August Alsina & Jada Pinkett + new music from Pop Smoke.

There's all kinds of smoke in the air just as spring comes to an end and Sean Kingston may be onto something with his Professional Rappers Boxing League. We debate who should be the first few matches based on recent headlines as well as new music from UMI, Teyana Taylor & Black. Marques Houston is trending for all the wrong reasons, Nicki Minaj catches her 2nd #1 this year as TROLLZ tops Billboard this week and I wonder can she turn her recent success into the push for a #1 Album. Chance the "TV guy" has some words for J Cole in regards to Snow on The Bluff and more.

Virgil Abloh gets internet-ed by the internet after an Instagram post about matching a $50 donation becomes the new Keeping it 100. Candace Owens is still annoying and some companies have began to distance themselves from her while Dave Chapelle fires well deserved shots at her during his recent Comedy/Social Commentary special 8:46. There are talks of police defunding and disbandment going on across the country and cancel fest is still going strong with TV shows and movies being removed from networks and brands like Starbucks firmly in the crosshairs. We got new music from Chloe x Halle with their new album "Ungodly Hour" as well as a single by PJ called "Element" that is featured on the Season 4 Soundtrack of Issa Rae and HBO's Insecure. Lil Baby drops a powerful new record, Pop Smoke's first single from his 50 Cent produced posthumous album arrives and Nicki Minaj and Tekashi 6ix9ine pose an interesting argument after an IG live session exposes some inconsistencies regarding Meek Mill and Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez.

This week we discuss the current state of the nation following this past week's protest as I try to remind people that no one part of the movement is more important than the others and the resurgence of hacker group Anonymous. Cancel culture once again comes into question as I start to wonder what qualifies someone to be “cancelled” and how effective is it with Candace Owens still running around talking shit. Coachella may be postponed until 2021, Kanye West is now officially the highest pain musician and Boosie Badazz plans on starting a gladiator style fight club.

his episode I’m curious if am I the only one who didn’t know CGI Influencers were a thing and can we finally cancel the cancel parties?