For Case 190 we revisit Thugger’s So Much Fun album, and breakdown how it ranks in his catalog.

The original Hot Boy released Chopper City in The Ghetto in '99 and was poised to be Cash Money's flagship artist, until legal troubles intervened. The guys revisit BG's Chopper City In the Ghetto while trying to figure out how he'll be able to revitalize his career 14 years later.

For this episode, the guys revisit Gnarls Barkley’s breakout debut, St. Elsewhere. The album’s influence runs deep by today’s standards, but do they get the proper recognition?

Case 187 brings our focus to Jay Electronica's JAY Z-assisted debut, A Written Testimony. 10 Years in the making, did he deliver?

For this episode, the guys revisit Tyler, The Creator’s Flower Boy album, and spotlight his brilliance as an MC. Is he still overlooked?

For this episode, the guys revisit Rick Ross' mixtape, Rich Forever. Does Rozay's catalog get enough respect?

For Case 184, we revisit Roddy Ricch’s debut, Please Excuse Me For Being Anti Social. Has he been cursed by the Sophomore jinx?

For Case 183, the guys revisit Lil Wayne's monumental Dedication 2 release, and ask themselves: Is it the best Gangsta Grillz tape DJ Drama has released?

For this episode, the guys revisit JID’s DiCaprio 2, and uncover what makes him so slept on, despite being backed by a major artist and dropping consistently good music.

Case 181 brings us to Project Pat's Mista Don't Play-- Everythang's Workin, with a heavy focus on why the Memphis-bred wordsmith is so slept on.