This week on No Parking On Sundays, we're cranking up the volume and the debate. Guest hosts Chinedu and Gus pull into the lot for a no-holds-barred ride through the wildest headlines in music, pop culture, and sports.

🚨 Quick Hits:

Jim Jones is chasing virality at 48—are we rooting for him or is it giving midlife crisis?

N.O.R.E. thought Glorilla’s AI-assisted hit was by Aretha Franklin?! Is AI ruining music or just remixing history?

🏆 The GRAMMYs gone wild:

They're adding a category for Best Album Cover—but is it art or filler?

Plus, the country categories get split after Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter. Coincidence? Or is the industry realigning itself?

💿 Music Room Debate:

Doechii’s scathing rant—is she right that this generation has no superstars?

Drake's “Iceman” rollout: livestreams, influencers, and the art of corny surprise.

Gunna vs. Young Thug—who’s really running Atlanta right now?

New drops from Clipse, Cardi B, Rick Ross & Pharrell, BNXN, Key Glock, and more.

Lil Wayne’s Carter IV—we revisit and rate: classic or overrated?

💦 Entertainment Mayhem:

Diddy supporters are literally pouring baby oil on each other. Yes, that’s a real sentence.

🏀 Sports Talk Gets Heated:

OKC wins it all—do small markets finally matter?

LeBron says “Ring culture is dead”. Is he right, or just ringless-shaming?

The internet's trying to erase Kobe’s greatness—we're not having it.

Is Chris Paul Hall of Fame-bound or forever the bridesmaid?

📺 TV/Film:

Apple TV is cooking—no ads, no noise, just hit after hit.

We talk Murderbot, My Neighbor and Friends, and Ironheart.

🚫 Parking Ticket of the Week:

We call out the biggest offender of the week—whether it’s a shady rollout, an unnecessary award, or baby oil activism.

🔥 Buckle up—this one’s a ride. Tap in now and let the debates begin. #NoParkingPod

The latest episode of No Parking On Sundays opens with reactions to Tory Lanez reportedly being stabbed 14 times in prison (7:15), and the internet's mixed response to the attacker’s own serious charges. The hosts then get into Drake’s claim that streamers are the new rappers (19:40), and whether podcasts are really falling off (27:05).

The Diddy case continues to unfold as the pod recaps week one of the trial, including allegations from Cassie, the Kid Cudi car incident, and defense arguments around consent (35:50).

In music, Burna Boy’s recent singles aren’t connecting (49:20), Wizkid cancels another show (53:10), and Davido stays active with new promo and performances (55:40). Chris Brown remains in UK custody, likely missing some tour dates (59:33), and Joey Bada$$ launches “TDEast” while calling out the West Coast (1:04:10). New music from Kali Uchis, Davido, and Donda 2 finally hits streaming (1:11:25).

In sports, the Knicks vs. Pacers matchup splits opinion (1:19:45), Travis Hunter’s wedding sparks prenup talk (1:23:30), and Ant leads all-time Game 4 scoring (1:26:10). The hosts also recommend Netflix’s Untold: Shooting Guards (1:30:05).

TV and film updates include The Last of Us, The Pit, Forever, Andor, and early Avengers: Doomsday spoilers (1:36:50).

To wrap, both hosts give this week’s Parking Ticket to the same people for the first time ever: Papoose and Remy Ma (1:43:00).

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This week’s episode of No Parking On Sundays is a rollercoaster of wild headlines, deep reflections, and just the right sprinkle of petty. 🚗💨

The guys dive straight into the music scene, starting with YG’s raw and revealing new track “2004”, where he opens up about being sexually assaulted as a teen — a serious and important moment that sparked some real talk. Then it’s time to celebrate the legacy of Chris Brown, who finally gave in to fans and dropped the dates for his “Breezy Bowl XX” 20th anniversary world tour. Get your coins ready — he's pulling up with Summer Walker and Bryson Tiller!

And y’all… the concert chaos doesn’t stop there. A fan RUSHED Trey Songz on stage, while Omarion lost it on the Millennium Tour crowd 😵‍💫

🎧 ALBUM CENTRAL:

• Playboi Carti, Lil Durk, and the mysterious Wale Blanco are all in the mix.

• Plus, a deep dive into Bully, Ye's latest album — raw, gritty, and worth the listen.

• And oh yes, Will Smith is BACK with his first album in 20 years. He’s subtly (or not so subtly?) addressing the slap and the complexities of his love life. 👀

🎥 TV & MOVIES
Your fave co-hosts give quick takes on Silo, Severance, and Invincible.

🥊 LEGENDS & LAUGHS
Rest in power to the OG George Foreman — boxing legend, grill king, and the oldest heavyweight champ! The hosts reflect on his legacy with love and a side of nostalgia.
Meanwhile, Katt Williams is out here buying 117 acres, and the internet is cackling as Jess Hilarious & Loren Lorosa drop a parody video to squash their work beef.

📺 And heads up: viral YouTube dating show “Pop The Balloon” is headed to Netflix, hosted by none other than Yvonne Orji from Insecure!

🚫 PARKING TICKET ALERT
You KNOW it’s serious when both hosts issue their parking ticket to the same person. 👀 Who is it this week?

🔥 Buckle up, because this week’s episode is loaded with wild headlines, heated debates, and straight-up hip-hop culture talk. From the streets to the studio, we’re breaking down everything you need to know.

🎤 Music & Culture:

• Lil Baby finds himself in the middle of controversy after a tragic shooting near his video shoot—how much blame should artists take for where they film?

• Bow Wow opens up about being a victim of domestic violence back in 2019, and the police straight-up didn’t care. Double standards?

• Angie Stone passes away on her way to sing the National Anthem—was the way they announced it to the crowd disrespectful?

• Doechii credits Nicki Minaj & Missy Elliott for her style—can she carry the torch?

• Drake officially ties for the most #1s—love it or hate it, is he really him?

🚂 The Streets Stay Hot:

• Train heists have been on the rise for two years, and the latest one saw 1,500 pairs of Jordans stolen! How are these still happening?

• Timothy Chalamet’s style switch-up—is he setting trends, or is this just clout-chasing fashion?

🏆 Entertainment & Sports:

• The Oscars had drama as Conan O’Brien hosted and took a shot at Drake. Meanwhile, Zoe Saldana won Best Actress and went viral after declaring "Me no Black, me Dominican"—but she’s been playing Black roles her whole career. Thoughts?

• The Quincy Jones tribute felt real lackluster—did Queen Latifah save it?

• Adrian Brody & Halle Berry's kiss—was it another cringey awards moment?

• The Lakers are cooking with Luka. Meanwhile, LeBron checked Stephen A. Smith at a Knicks game over comments about Bronny—was he right to press him?
• WWE x Travis Scott merch—but did they drop it at the wrong time?

🎶 New Music Drops:

• Jim Jones – At the Church Steps
• Fridayy – Some Days I’m Good, Some Days I’m Not
• Leon Thomas – Mutt (Deluxe)
• Rema – Sade Sample
• Quavo – Trappa Rappa
• Lil Baby – FU 2X
• EST Gee – Housatlantaville

🎬 TV & Movies:

Damson Idris rumored to be playing a Black Panther variant in Avengers: Doomsday—is Marvel leaking too much?

🚓 Parking Ticket of the Week:

At the end of the episode, we’re handing out parking tickets to the biggest clowns of the week. Who’s getting towed for their buffoonery?

🚦 Tap in, hit that follow, and don’t forget—on Sundays, there’s No Parking. 🎙️💨

This week, Eddy & Jay are back with special guest Bishop, an attorney, doing some serious Drake-style fact-checking on the biggest stories in music, sports, and culture.

🎶 Music & Industry Drama:

Beanie Sigel gets his voice back with AI—game-changer or just weird?

Jay-Z ghostwriting for Memphis Bleek? We break down Beanie’s claims.

A$AP Rocky’s trial kicks off with a jury that’s raising eyebrows.

Chris Brown vs. Hulu – Does Breezy have a legit case for defamation?

🏀 Sports & Super Bowl Talk:

Jimmy Butler’s suspension – Is Miami done with him?

Ravens’ meltdown – What does this mean for Lamar Jackson’s legacy?

Commanders vs. Eagles – Could Washington actually make a Super Bowl run?

SZA & Kendrick at the Super Bowl – Will we hear Not Like Us on the biggest stage?

🎬 Entertainment & Culture:

Netflix’s Olympic documentary – A must-watch?

TV talk: Harlem & Severance – Worth the hype?

🚨 The Parking Ticket of the Week: You know the drill—someone’s getting called out for peak buffoonery. Who’s catching an L?

Tap in for the facts, the debates, and the laughs—this one’s a ride! 🚗💨

Eddy Midnite and Jay Mula are back to break down the unforgettable madness of 2024! From Usher’s Vegas Super Bowl show to breakdancing at the Olympics (and LeBron’s last dance), it was a year to remember. We’re talking Drake vs. Kendrick, Gunna’s nonstop wins, Wade’s “ugly” statue, and Trump getting shot during an election year—yep, it happened.

Plus, we’re diving into the best (and worst) albums, TV hits like What Had Happened Was…, and why NBA ratings tanked this year. Oh, and wait until you hear about the dating app almost-murder story that left us shook.

It’s hilarious, unfiltered, and a perfect close to 2024. Catch us on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you listen—don’t miss it!

#NoParkingOnSundays #2024Recap #ComedyPodcast #BlackPodcasts

Eddy and Jay are joined by guest host Eric, who brings his expert sports knowledge to the mix in this jam-packed episode! The crew dives into Hurricane Milton’s chaos, the $100K boat survival story, and Trump’s election victory—what went wrong for Kamala?

In entertainment, Young Thug’s release sparks celebration, Megan Thee Stallion’s documentary drops, and Quincy Jones’ legendary legacy is remembered.

Plus, Grammy buzz, Kai Cenat’s wild stream with Kodak Black, and Beyoncé’s record-breaking nominations.

Eric takes the lead on sports, breaking down Bronny James’ rise, DeRozan’s emotional Toronto return, and Joel Embiid’s suspension drama.

Don’t miss the latest in TV, music, and viral moments in this must-listen episode!

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In this episode of No Parking On Sundays, Eddy Midnite and Jay Mula are joined by Moyo, a friend of the show, as they discuss everything from Olympic updates to the hottest music releases. The crew kicks things off by brainstorming new games for the upcoming LA Olympics, celebrating African American dominance in Team USA’s gold medals, and laughing at the TikTok drama surrounding Noah Lyles. They also touch on Ice Cube’s bold challenge to the U.S. 3x3 basketball team and South Sudan’s surprising performance against the USA.

Next up, they bring back the fan-favorite “Pop the Balloon” quiz show—expect plenty of laughs and surprises! In the entertainment segment, the team discusses Kamala Harris’ moves towards the 2024 election, Michael Rubin’s controversial remarks about Meek Mill, and some major music announcements, including new projects from Wale, Big Sean, and Drake.

On the sports and TV front, they debate whether it was the right move for Chinese Olympian Liu Yuchen to propose after his partner won gold and share their thoughts on Nicolas Cage being cast as John Madden, the Deadpool vs. Wolverine movie breaking records, and The Boys season finale.

Finally, they close things out with a Parking Ticket rant about Asake’s lackluster DC concert. Tune in for a jam-packed episode full of laughs, hot takes, and all the culture you need to stay in the know!

In this can't-miss episode of the NPOS podcast, our dynamic duo is back with the incredible Dr. AZA! Join us as we dive into Mental Health Awareness Month, exploring the groundbreaking work Dr. AZA is doing with the "mefreely" app. As a psychiatrist, musician, and professor at both Howard and Yale, Dr. AZA brings a wealth of knowledge and unique perspective to the conversation.

But that's not all—we're unpacking the latest in music and entertainment! From Kanye West's controversial "Yeezy Porn" studio to the heated Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar debate, we're covering it all. We'll also discuss the shocking incident at Stunna Girl's New York performance and Gilbert Arenas' bold statements about Amanda Seales.

In the sports segment, we're tackling the biggest headlines, including Caitlin Clark's historic Nike deal and Rudy Gobert missing a crucial playoff game for the birth of his first child—was the backlash justified? Plus, don't miss the latest TV and movie buzz, including Netflix's "The Gentlemen" and the highly anticipated "X-Men '97."

Tune in for a jam-packed episode filled with lively discussions, expert insights, and the hottest news in music, sports, and entertainment. Don't miss out!

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The NPOS boys and their guest Izzo kicks off this episode with their well wishes on the Baltimore Bridge incident and the passing of Akira Toriyama. The room then discusses how the recent news about Diddy will affect his career moving forward. They also touch on Metro Boomin and Future's collab album and if we can expect a response from Drake sooner rather than later, and Kendrick's diss. Big Sean and Justin Timberlake's Tiny Desk performances over the weekend. Fabolous resurgence, and JT's solo tour. Also, the guys react to the new X-men 97' show season, final predictions on what we could expect from Future & Metro Boomin’ on Friday, and much more! 

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