Sick and tired of everyone telling you what to do? Put your hands up, get up stand up, fight for your rights, man I'm exhausted. Sit back and enjoy a quick run through hip-hop's history with audience engagement.

This week we are staying in the Dirty South were they make you say uhh!!! Master P is a renaissance man. Seriously. While building out his No Limit empire, he was also playing basketball in the NBA, wrestling in the WCW, acting, directing movies… you name it, P was 'bout it. Rap of Ages is 'bout it 'bout it.

Come explore the chronicles of the booty track. From Queen to Drake, take a trip through time to the backside of bounce.

This week we back, back, back it up to talk Juvenile, the Hot Boys, and teenage 'Lil Wayne and the smash hit "Back that Azz up". Did you know this song was only made because of fear of stand-up comedians? Or that "Back that Ass up" can't be trademarked? And what exactly is a Dick Bandit? This 1998 bounce classic still shapes hip-hop as we know it today. Report to the dance floor, and drop it like it's 400 degreez hot.

Welcome to Rap of Ages with DJ Turntable and B-Geezy. Rap of Ages is our recount of popular and hilarious hip hop songs from the 90's and 2000's. We discuss why it was popular, what the artist was thinking, and where it all went wrong. In this intro episode we discuss why 1998 was the beginning of the end for hip-hop as we knew it. Live from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam and Buffalo, NY - we are Rap of Ages.

Explore the evolutions of late 90s hip-hop, and its influence on modern rap.