For this episode, the guys revisit 2 Chainz' debut album to see how its aged over time, and to examine what may have been the greatest rebranding we've ever seen.

On this episode, the guys pay a revisit to Freddie Gibbs and Madlib's Piñata, to breakdown their chemistry and Gibbs' storytelling ability. A healthy debate ensues pitting Gibbs against another well-known MC.

For this episode, the guys revisit Logic's 2nd album, The Incredible True Story, breakdown how he's viewed by his peers today, and the change in his music since this release.

On this episode, the guys examine Eminem's triumphant run when he released the soundtrack to the box office hit, "8 Mile." Did the release compliment the rave reviews of the film, or was it all just hype?

On this episode, the guys uncover Nas' third studio album, "I Am." The album marked an interesting transition in the Queens MC's career that many fail to recognize. But how significant was this release to his catalog?

This week, we were joined by Dev Sterling to dive into Cam'Ron's Purple Haze album. Before dissecting, it was viewed as a classic album by some of us, and a Dipset staple. But was it just another nostalgic gem?

For this episode, the guys revisit Young Buck's debut, Straight Outta Cashville. The album received positive reviews when it was released, and helped him standout amongst his crew, but how has it fared overtime?

For this episode, the guys breakdown Chief Keef's Finally Rich debut and determine how big of an influence the Almighty Sosa has been to the current generation of rap stars.

On this episode, the guys breakdown what many consider to be a misstep in Jay Z's career, Kingdom Come. In retrospect, has it aged better than we remember?

For this episode, we revisit Rich Boy's debut album. Notable for making it big with his first hit single "Throw Some D's," the jury was out on whether or not the Alabama native delivered a timeless album that deserved more recognition.