If you are incompetent at your line of work, guess what?! You should probably find a new line of work. The big game (Super Bowl) is tonight, and it's #gohio every time for Steve. NBA trade deadline has revealed the true petty colors of some of the superstars... I'm here for it. "All Eyez on Me" (2/13/96) was 2Pac's last album he released before his untimely passing, and it's one of the greatest double albums in all of music. Happy anniversary and RIP. His contemporary, Snoop, dropped his best album since his debut with "BODR," but not without controversy.🤷🏿‍♂️ Music ("Alone") by ShaVazz The Weirdo.

I don't like cappin ass people... especially Cappin Ass Kelvin. He's a bitch. Good riddance. Bengals and Rams is what we got this year #gohio! I've come to terms with the fact that Westbrick just isn't fit for NBA play and it's sad. 50 Cent had the inner city youth wearing bullet proof vest styled wife beaters and I'll never forget that. "Get Rich or Die Tryin'" was THEE album of '03, released on this day (2/6) of that year. Music ("Dis One") by Canino.

Courtesy flushes can go a long way! No one wants to smell, or even see what you had for dinner when they walk into the restroom. Conference championships are today (LA/San Fran & Cinci/KC) and may the best man win...brings pleasure to me that neither of those men are Aaron Rodgers or Tom Brady. Beatles did an impromptu performance on this day (1/30) in '69, and unbeknownst to everyone present at the time, it was the beginning of the end. Music ("Betty White") by Bad Child, featuring Jon Black.

Don't engage with conspiracy theorists, unless you don't care about overheating your brain with fluff. Not facts, but fluff. Speaking of fluff, Tom Brady will be enjoying the playoffs on his fluffy expensive couch now. Hulkamania began on this day in '84, and in my opinion, is the single most important event in the history of professional wrestling. More important than WrestleMania itself...yep. Music ("It's Raining...) by Ryme Skeem.

The comedy films "Critical Condition" ('87) and "Half Baked" ('98) both premiered on January 16th of their respective years, and both featured the late great Bob Saget. He will surely sorely be missed. Cordae's album "From A Bird's Eye View" is an instant classic, and will be played heavily in the ashy Nissan. Go Cowboys ⭐. Music ("Morning Joe") by King Sparx, featuring Brew Low, SPACEBUNNY, and King Midas.

No one is obligated to give another grown person "spare change" to another grown person just because they asked! If I go to the gas station, it's to get gas. If I go to the laundromat, it's to get my clothes washed. Giving complete strangers unearned money wasn't in the plans, I'm sorry. I don't have it like that. Not everyone is able to be Mother Fucking Theresa! My former roommate is still a bitch too, in case anyone asks. We lose another legend in Sidney Poitier. He wasn't just a leading man. He was THE leading man in a career that spanned several decades. A renegade, and an icon, he was Denzel before Denzel, and he'll be sorely missed, Rest In Power King. Van Halen's album "1984" (1/9/84) is considered by many to be their magnum opus, and it was their last album before the "Haggar The Horrible" era 🙃. Music ("Good Position") by Jon Black.

2021,imo, was a funky dog-faced bitch, word to Calvin Broadus. It had to take some more real ones (Betty White and John Madden) right before we left her ass! Both John Madden and Betty White remained relevant all the way to their passings, in their own unique way. Betty White was one of many successful performers who implemented the "Adam West-ing" Trope in their career, and it has helped innovative and re-innovate a a legendary life that will be greatly missed. Music ("Fresh of the Kitchen Table") by Great Lakes Crew.

No COVID for me! But I do need to chill on my dairy intake...as well as shitty 90s reboots. Don't watch the new Matrix people. It's a waste, complete waste. Nas had a sneak release ("Magic") and it's 9 tracks that slap. So let's recap: Nas, YES, Matrix, hard fucking NO. The Exorcist initially received an X-rating upon release (12/26/73), but still found a way to be great and do numbers. Music ("Metamorphosystem") by Ryme Skeem.

I totally abhor grown adults with no sense of self awareness. Like, do you really not see the other things and people around you, or are you just that much of an asshole?! Either way, 🖕🏾🖕🏾 ya. And 🖕🏾🖕🏾 Jeff Garlin and Jay Johnston too! Boldy James and Alchemist released their latest collaborative project, "Super Tecmo Bo," while Gucci Mane released "So Icy Christmas." Both albums are 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. "Little Shop of Horrors" premiered on this day in '86, and it wholeheartedly deserves all of the cult following it has attained since then. Music ("Usain Bolt") by Steve G.

Mondays can be a funky, dog-faced, bitch, word to Calvin Broadus. We've got to constantly apply that pressure to Mondays and NEVER let off!!! "Live In Front Of A Studio Audience" is a marvel idea. Bravo Jimmy Kimmels, bravo. Rick Ross' latest album, "Richer Than I Ever Been," is a solid project. Big Boi and Sleepy Brown's latest release, "Big Sleepover," was not and that's all I'll say about that on here. The Golden Child (12/12/86) didn't do the numbers or make as big of an impact as Beverly Hills Cop, but it was a film that happened during the Eddie Murphy Mania of the '80s, and you had to at least witness it in real time, to fully grasp the magnitude of that era. Music ("Cause/Effect") by Blackbook Theory.