Loophole Podcast

While waiting for Skeem, the crew fills the time with an increasingly argumentative quiz. Football and a strange museum story give way to country flags, general knowledge, and a debate over how the world's continents should be counted.

Original air date: February 4, 2021. Watch the original on YouTube.

We Skeem talks about the original idea behind becoming a rapper on YouTube and the persona he wanted to build from day one. The conversation moves into smoking, edibles, and the kind of dark jokes that can derail a straightforward interview.

Original air date: January 29, 2021. Watch the original on YouTube.

The first stretch of 2021 brings job-application stories, an argument about ghosts, and memories of strange things happening at home. Jekyl joins a loose conversation that wanders between personal anecdotes and plans for more appearances around the podcast.

Original air date: January 22, 2021. Watch the original on YouTube.

Fatal Four II gets a bar-by-bar breakdown, including callbacks to the first track and the lines the collaborators helped each other write. The crew explains references, interrupts the analysis with jokes, and keeps circling back to what the lyrics were meant to say.

Original air date: January 9, 2021. Watch the original on YouTube.

The crew rings in 2021 with the live chat, trading jokes about grinding on YouTube and streaming until morning. Subscriber milestones and a planned giveaway become part of a messy New Year celebration and a thank-you to the people supporting the show.

Original air date: January 1, 2021. Watch the original on YouTube.

Triple Ice discusses the writing streak behind his tracks, the timing of a diss song, and how he approaches remixing another artist's beat. The interview also turns competitive when trivia exposes how much studying a return appearance might require.

Original air date: December 23, 2020. Watch the original on YouTube.

TripDup joins to talk about musical collaborations, catchy choruses, and the rap releases he has been listening to. Questions from the hosts keep pulling the interview in new directions, mixing discussion of the music with the crew's usual interruptions.

Original air date: December 18, 2020. Watch the original on YouTube.

A trivia session sends the crew through phobias, cockroach survival, American geography, and state capitals. Confident guesses keep colliding with disputed answers, and even checking a question becomes an argument about whether the quiz itself can be trusted.

Original air date: December 11, 2020. Watch the original on YouTube.

Echristle joins the hosting lineup as the crew reacts to Jake Paul versus Nate Robinson and the surrounding boxing card. Between fight opinions and the usual interruptions, they work out how the new rotating-host arrangement will fit the podcast.

Original air date: December 4, 2020. Watch the original on YouTube.

Leryx and Loopie turn a Discord-server election into a presidential debate. They argue over leadership, accountability, and who should have the authority to change the server, while interruptions and disputes over the rules become part of the contest.

Original air date: November 21, 2020. Watch the original on YouTube.