For this episode of the Rap & Order podcast, we revisit Jay Z’s The Blueprint, for the monumental album’s 20th anniversary.

This week’s episode we investigate Tupac Shakur’s 5th studio album The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory. With First Klass Regg serving as this week’s judge, Taurian B. and Aviles face off to find out if The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory is Pac's best album. Make sure you share your thoughts in the comment section below, like and subscribe to our channel.

For this episode, we switched up the format to focus on Usher’s 8701 and his blockbuster release Confessions. We know which one was more successful, but which of the two is better musically?

For this episode, the guys focus on Wale's debut Attention Deficit, wondering what could've been done differently, (if anything at all), to secure the D.C native's spot as one of the greats.

For this episode, the court investigates Puff Daddy's Money Making Mitch release. It had all the makings of another hit album from the Bad Boy CEO, but why did it fly under the radar?

For this episode of the Rap & Order podcast, The Kid Skoob steps into the courtroom in honor of Jay Z's Magna Carta Holy Grail album, while the defendant, Aviles, steps in to state that it is one of Hov's laziest releases to date. Who can convince the honorable Judge?

For this episode, FunnyJulius makes his case for Isaiah Rashad's Cilvia Demo being a perfect release, but not a classic. While Plaintiff, Reek, steps up to challenge this mindset.

For this episode of the Rap & Order podcast, we discuss Travis Scott's third studio album, Astroworld and its overall impact—was this enough to carry it to classic status?

On this episode, the guys revisit Meek Mill's highly coveted mixtape, Dreamchasers 2, for a temperature check. Is it still worthy of praise?

On this episode, the guys revisit Kanye West & Kid Cudi's collaborative project, Kids See Ghosts. Though it received some positive reviews upon release, how has it held up over the years?