In this high-energy episode, the crew dives deep into the Final Four of the ultimate 90s R&B Group Bracket, debating the "City vs. County" matchups between legendary acts like Jodeci and Boyz II Men. We break down the sudden controversy surrounding Chili from TLC, exploring her viral response to Michelle Obama reposts and the paper trail of her political donations. The conversation shifts to the legacy of 90s fashion with a look at the iconic Starter jacket era and the viral moments that made them premium streetwear. We also analyze Marcus Houston’s recent claims about his time on Sister, Sister and whether his character, Roger, hindered Immature’s musical growth, followed by Chaka Khan’s unfiltered take on the performance style of today's female artists.

3:52 The 90s R&B Group Bracket: Final Four & The UK Vote

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Sleepy, Dosia, and Arlis with special guest Jabari dive deep into the recent controversy surrounding TLC’s Chili and her political contributions. The crew also breaks down the heavy-hitting Jay-Z GQ interview, discussing his legacy, business moves, and the possibility of new music. Plus, a heated debate on the March Madness Final Four and the "most hated" college teams. Stick around for the Druski "White Face" discussion and thoughts on the current state of hip-hop beef.

1:10 Chili supporting Donald trump campaign?

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In this episode of Everyone Needs an Aquarius, Dom and Darryl dive into the shifting landscape of media as they analyze Jay-Z's recent decision to choose GQ for a high-profile interview over traditional hip-hop platforms like Drink Champs or The Joe Budden Podcast. They explore the ongoing tension between formally trained journalists and the rise of content creators on red carpets, discussing the impact of layoffs at major institutions like the Washington Post and the importance of professional training in celebrity media. The conversation takes a turn into viral current events, breaking down the chaotic stabbing incident at Zaya Restaurant in Downtown LA sparked by a dispute over a dinner bill and the bizarre murder case involving a professional cornhole player.

Dom and D also celebrate Iowa’s hidden Black history, highlighting the legacy of Jack Trice and famous figures from the state like T-Boz and Hill Harper while celebrating Iowa State’s Sweet 16 run. From reality TV scandals involving the Bachelorette to the controversial lyrics of rapper LaRussa mentioning historical figures, this episode covers the intersection of culture, music, and the digital age. They wrap up with a deep dive into R&B nostalgia, debating the merits of 90s groups and questioning Usher’s recent professional judgments.

01:53 - Iowa State’s Sweet 16 Run & Jack Trice Legacy

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It’s finally time! I Only Listen to 90s Music presents the most ambitious music debate ever: The 64- Group R&B Bracket. We are ranking the legends from the late 80s to the late 90s to find the definitive G.O.A.T. In this kickoff episode, Darryl Frierson and Scott dive into the New Jack Swing and "We Sangin" regions. We’re talking about the dominance of New Edition, the "side chick slaps" of SWV, and why groups like Dru Hill and Mint Condition are the ultimate dark horses .Plus, we take a detour into 90s nostalgia, discussing the "Black Vanna White" Kiki Shepard, the legacy of A Different World, and the fast food items we wish still existed (where did the Taco Bell Seafood Salad go?!)

2:48 - Remembering Apollo Legend Kiki Shepard 

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Dom and D are back getting heavy in Oscars discussion. This episode they discuss:

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Sleepy and Arlis are back at it. This episode they discuss:

8:18 – The Denouncing Trend and The Kwame Kilpatrick Drama: From "Hip Hop Mayor" to MAGA

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In this exclusive "Everyone Needs an Aquarius" special, Dom sits down with the visionary co-creator of 314 Day, Young Dip, to dive deep into the heart of St. Louis culture and the mission behind the movement. For years, 314 Day has evolved from a local celebration into a massive three-day festival that has captured nationwide attention on platforms like BET, inspiring other cities like Detroit and Chicago to launch their own area code celebrations. However, with massive growth comes "rage-bait" and commentary—Dip joins us to clear the air about the 314 Day trademark, explaining why protecting the brand is a necessary business move to secure major sponsorships that pour resources directly back into the St. Louis community. Beyond the logistics, Young Dip shares his personal journey from foster care to becoming a marketing and radio veteran, driven by a desire to build a lasting legacy for the next generation. We discuss the ongoing philanthropic work of the 314 Day Foundation—from helping tornado victims to supporting local children—and why it’s time for St. Louis to move past "false senses of community" and start building together. Whether you're an STL native or a fan of grassroots movements, this conversation is an honest look at what happens when purpose meets professional execution.

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Dom and D have so much to talk about this episode! They discuss: 

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Welcome back to I Only Listen to 90s Music! In this episode,  D, Stacey, and Scott are joined by a very special guest: Stacy's lifelong best friend, Samantha. We dive deep into 90s nostalgia, from learning to drive in St. Louis to unforgettable concert memories.

We also discuss the latest in the music world, including the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominations, a tribute to the legendary Bob Power, and some "industry tea" involving Teddy Riley and Lil Yachty.

8:40 Rest in Peace, Bob Power: A Legend in Engineering

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