This week, the boys predict what will come from Stormzy's new album, discuss the recent Grammy nominations, whether Nas' career has been harmed by Illmatic, and top tier MCs that don't have a classic album.

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The boys get into Kanye West's new album 'Jesus Is King', Wretch 32's new album 'Upon Reflection' and the usage of the N-word by non-black communities.

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The boys are joined this week by rapper and entertainer Quincy OG and discuss whether Krept & Konan need more respect for their bars, the differences between being influenced and copying, and pick their dream concert lineup.

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This week, the boys get into Rapsody's new album Eve, and discuss how successful niche rap artists can really be.

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The boys are joined this week by Blazin’ Squad’s Melo as they review Kano’s new album 'Hoodies All Summer', assess Eminem’s career and legacy and discuss whether rappers should bow out of rap gracefully.

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This week, the boys talk about 50 Cent's impact, their moral compasses when listening to problematic artists, and name some of the biggest fall-offs in rap history.

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This week, the boys discuss who ran the 2000s, Jay Z's NFL deal, their favourite rap one-hit wonders and whether hip-hop is obsessed with Tupac.

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This week the boys are joined by Peter and Yemi's brother, rapper ABIADE, and discuss the career of J. Cole, what makes an artist an industry plant and some of their favourite opening lines to verses.

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The boys dig into Freddie Gibbs and Madlib’s album, Bandana, discuss whether UK drill has a right to exist, and debate about what makes a song a hit.

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This week, the boys discuss the significance of Stormzy’s headline set at Glastonbury, the importance of Lethal Bizzle and what happened to rap posse cuts.

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