This episode is a special one, as it's the first episode featuring a group of my friends I've decided to name The Council. Though all of them aren't present, enough of them were with me to make this episode one of my favorites to record. Listen in to hear us debate whether or not Nav deserves respect and much more! Be sure to like, follow, and/or subscribe to keep up with the show! Also be sure to follow the official Instagram @kineticaesthetic_

This installment of the show is a first for the show, as I was able to get an interview with a dope artist out of the A who also happens to be a close friend, Melting Points own Kevin Wayne. During our interview we touched on topics such as what it's like growing up in Atl, the importance of staying grounded even as you start to see success and what the process has been like for him as he prepares to unleash his forthcoming project, STORM, on the world. Be sure to check out the first single that's dropped, link below, and be sure to give him a follow on his Instagram @completekevin. Also be sure to life, follow, and/or subscribe on whatever streaming platform you're listening in on, and be sure to follow the official Instagram @kinteticaesthetic_ https://open.spotify.com/track/6kVqtxcbKYDqxeE6PbcMdI?si=OXoxJYnHSOSgfW4jWxDWYA&utm_source=copy-link

This special episode of the show was all about Miami Dolphins Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and the horrific concussion he suffered in their game this past Thursday. With the NFL already investigating the Dolphins for letting come back in their last game after he had what appeared to be a concussion, all eyes are on them as the public looks for answers as to how he was even allowed to play in the first place. Be sure to like, follow, and/or subscribe on whatever streaming platform you're listening in on to keep up with the show! And be sure to follow the official Instagram @kineticaesthetic_

In this week's episode, my good friend Justin and I reviewed the interesting news stories of the past week and gave our thoughts. From Dababy and his lame antics to Brett Farve showing himself to be scum, press play to hear our takes on the latest events to happen in the world. Be sure to like, follow, and/or subscribe on whatever platform your listening to the show on, and be sure to follow the shows official instagram @kineticaesthetic_

Playboi Carti is one of the most unique, eccentric, and overall different rap artists to hit the game in some time. Considering myself as someone who's a fan, I wanted to dedicate an episode to exploring his career and how he rose from zone 3 of ATL to the top of the game. I couldn't do it by myself though, so I decided to get some help from one of closest friends. Be sure to like/follow/share the show on whatever platform you're listening in to keep up with new releases, and follow the shows instagram page @kineticaesthetic_

Just my raw thoughts. Sorry I missed MRW this week yall

On this week's episode, Dre and I were joined by another one of the homies, Pyro AKA David. We continued a discussion we were having privately, trying to come to a consensus on who the top rap artists of this past generation were, and where we would rank them. This one was fun and the boys and I had a lot of fun recording this one. Be sure to like, share or subscribe and follow the show to keep up with all the latest updatesa

Today is a momentous day for Kinetic Aesthetic, as I finally got a co host. Just to fill you all in, I have been trying (and struggling) to find the best way to get a guest on the show without having to travel. While I was ready to give up, I thankfully was approached by my close friend dereolives who gave me the wonderful idea of using discord. So now, with that all said, sit back and click play as Dre and I give you Kinetic Aesthetics first episode with more than 1 voice in it!

In this week's Media review, I took some time to talk about the new Mike Tyson biopic on Hulu, and why I think it's the best docu series I have seen in a long time. Be sure to like, follow, and subscribe on whatever platform your listening in on!

This isn't the episode I orginally was gonna drop here today, but recent events have made this one neccesarry. This one is all about the recent shooting death of philly singer/rapper PnB Rock, and how/why it reflects a disturbing fact about what it means to be a rapper in our current climate.