Seems Sketchy

Seems Sketchy

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Seems Sketchy episodes

  • Ep. 44: Review The Jewels
    The Kyle and the Baz review the latest project from Yankee and the Brave aka Run The Jewels. They also discuss the latest drop of BAZ Studios clothing and the beef between J Cole and Noname.
    Make sure to follow us on twitter and Instagram @seemsketchypod and follow us on Spotify, SoundCloud, and Apple Podcasts.
    36 min
  • Ep. 43: Fetch the Alfredo
    The boys are back after a week off with two new album reviews— Alfredo by Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist (8:30 - 27:00) and Fetch the Bolt Cutters by Fiona Apple (27:10 - 37:20)—including one review that makes Seems Sketchy History 👀
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    44 min
  • Ep. 42: Best Adlibs of All Time?
    In this episode, the boys review a 2020 album they missed and give their thoughts on Westside Gunn's Pray For Paris (14:15 - 32:45). They also talk about the three latest tracks from Brockhampton (6:32 - 14:15) because what else would they do.
    Make sure to follow us on twitter and Instagram @seemsketchypod and follow us on Spotify, SoundCloud, and Apple Podcasts.
    43 min
  • Ep. 41: Illmatic Classic Review
    One time for you mind! In this episode of the Seems Sketchy podcast, the boys do a classic review of Nas's Illmatic, one of the best rap albums of all time (9:15-32-10). They also do their mandatory BROCKHAMPTON talk and give their thoughts on the two latest snippet/singles (2:40-9:15).
    Make sure to follow us on twitter and Instagram @seemsketchypod and follow us on Spotify, SoundCloud, and Apple Podcasts.
    41 min
  • Ep. 40: The Gooba Returns
    6ix9ine is back. Brockhampton is back. Nav is back. It seems Sketchy is back. Need we say more?
    In this episode, the boys discuss the return of the infamous 6ix9ine (5:00-12:30), two new tracks from Brockhampton (12:30-21:30), and the latest album from polarizing rapper Nav(21:30-29:45).
    Make sure to follow us on twitter and Instagram @seemsketchypod and leave a rating and review on iTunes!
    43 min
  • Ep. 39: All my homies hate COVID-19
    After a short hiatus, Seems Sketchy is back and we're just doing our best to survive this COVID world. In the return episode, the boys talk about all of the latest developments in the music world they missed, like The Weeknd's latest album, Drake's newest tape, and Carti and Uzi competing to see who can drop the most mid before 2020 ends.
    Make sure to follow us on twitter and Instagram @seemsketchypod and leave a rating and review on iTunes!
    44 min
  • Ep. 38: ETERNAL ATAKE IS FINALLY HERE
    IT'S FINALLY HERE!
    Lil Uzi Vert dropped Eternal Atake a week early just as a reward for how hard the boys have been stanning him.
    Make sure to follow us on twitter @seemsketchypod and leave a rating and review on iTunes!
    38 min
  • Ep. 37: We finally saw PNTHN
    In this episode, the boys break down their experience at the long-awaited PNTHN concert and review the new King Krule album.
    Make sure to follow us on twitter @seemsketchypod and leave a rating and review on iTunes!
    37 min
  • Ep. 36: Tame Impala is BACK
    Tame Impala is back! Kevin Parker's latest project with Tame Impala 'The Slow Rush' has arrived and the boys are psyched to review it. They also go over the teaser for the newest season of Stranger Things.
    Make sure to follow us on twitter @seemsketchypod and leave a rating and review on iTunes!
    42 min
  • Ep. 35: Denzel and Kenny have unlocked
    Denzel Curry and Kenny Beats dropped a surprise album with an awesome visual component so they boys had to review it! They also give their thoughts on Bong Joon-Ho sweeping the Oscars.
    Make sure to follow us on twitter @seemsketchypod and leave a rating and review on iTunes!
    40 min

About Seems Sketchy

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Two suburban white kids talking about music, fashion, sports, and culture? Seems sketchy...