While Busby & J.C. highlight some topics over the past week, the guys ultimately decide to take a break from the chronological order of operations to prepare for the 2nd Annual iLLy's at the end of the year. Join the iLLogical crew as they reflect on the 2018 in music, movies, TV, and sports...so far...as well as make some predictions for the 2nd half of the year.

Reviews include Future's "Beast Mode 2," Meek Mill's "Legends of the Summer EP," "Ant Man & The Wasp," "The First Purge," and Power (S5E2).

LAKERS ARE WASHED

DRAKE IS THE GOAT

NOBODY WANTS TO PLAY FOR THE LAKERS

BUSBY IS OBSESSED ABOUT DRAKE

LAKERS FANS ARE DELUSIONAL

DRAKE IS JUST TOO GOOD

2017 WARRIORS > ANY LAKERS TEAM

DRAKE BODIED PUSHA T

LEBRON ISN’T THINKING ABOUT NO LAKERS

PUSHA T’S DISS WASN’T EVEN GOOD

KOBE WAS OVERRATED

DRAKE IS STILL GONNA SELL MORE

EVERYBODY ELSE > LAKERS …

DRAKE > ANYBODY ELSE …

YEAH YEAH WE KNOW

—the iLLogical sense podcast

But seriously, a few years ago Busby gave you Side A (https://medium.com/@Busby/my-issues-with-aubrey-e1d5bb9737d7) with his controversial article on his issues with the 6 God. This week the iLLogical duo give their unfiltered review of Drake's new album "Scorpion" and J.C. gives you an explosive Side B along with his celebration of LeBron James becoming a Laker that you wouldn't want to miss!

Other topics the guys touch on include Nicki Minaj's mental breakdown in a fan's DM's, XXXTenacion's haunting new video for "SAD!," the season premiere of "Power," and much more.

On the 9 year anniversary of Michael Jackson's death, the iLLogical Gang reflect on the King Of Pop's legacy.

After J.C. recaps his 29th birthday, the conversation shifts focus to numerous topics like the BET Awards, the aftermath of XXXTENCION’s death, predictions for Drake’s new album ”Scorpion,” #PermitPatty, and much more!

This week's musical reviews include Kamasi Washington’s “Heaven and Earth," Husalah’s “H,” Freddie Gibbs’s “Freddie,” and Teyana Taylor’s “K.T.S.E.," while "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" and a quick buildup of "Luke Cage, Season 2" cover film and TV.

Once you finish the episode, check out this month’s playlist, “Summer SZN, Vol. 1” on Apple Music, Spotify and Tidal. Enjoy.

Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/playlist/the-illogical-sense-podcast-summer-madness-vol-1-june-2018/pl.u-pgNjU43WL5a

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/1252258694/playlist/1uCOxO9kj4GNIthbp7wmRJ?si=3nSeKSshROeqevKaBfBdXw

Tidal: https://tidal.com/playlist/ab7963b5-3d38-471b-b489-648633581750

This week's episode opens up on an extremely serious and sad note, as the guys learn of the tragic murders of rappers XXXTentacion & Jimmy Wopo.

After speaking their pieces, Busby and J.C. dive into a jam packed episode to review all of the most recent music released, which includes Jay Rock’s “Redeption,” Nas's “NASIR” produced by Kanye, Jacquees' "4275," Christina Aguliera’s “Liberation,” Ne-Yo’s “GOOD MAN,” the 2nd half of Future’s “Superfly” soundtrack, the “Uncle Drew” soundtrack, and the surprise release of Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s highly anticipated collaboration album “EVERYTHING IS LOVE.”

The iLLogical Ones also discuss Drake’s current status after dropping the “I’m Upset” video, Dennis Rodman bringing Donald Trump and Kim Jung Un together, sports, Busby’s reviews of “The Incredibles 2,” “Tag,” “Superfly,” and so much more!

Clocking in at over 3 hours, just kick your feet up ladies and gentlemen, because this is going to be a long one. That's what she said.

Episode 92: Die On the Sword (Pause)

Despite a slow news week, the iLLogical crew managed to scrap up some material to discuss and laugh about.

In the world of Cash Money, Lil Wayne has finally been released from his contract, Drake remains silent after the beef with Pusha T, and Nicki Minaj is still struggling to get a hit.

When it comes to the G.O.O.D Music/Kardashian clan, the guys talk about Kim achieving her goal after visiting the White House and a recap of the Kardashian/West family on Family Fued.

Reviews for the week include Kanye West's & Kid Cudi’s joint project “KIDS SEES GHOSTS,” Jorja Smith’s debut album “Lost & Found” and the Future curated soundtrack for “Superfly.”

In sports, the guys (unwillingly) give props to the Warriors becoming a dynasty and have an in-depth debate about what comes next for LeBron James.

Other topics include iHob, Beyoncé’s & Jay-Z’s risqué photos from the On The Run II tour, Busby’s review of “Hereditary,” why you should put some respect on Will Smith’s name and much more!

After spending Episode 90 giving praise to Drake for “Duppy Freestyle,” Busby and J.C. spend Episode 91 deep sea diving into Pusha T’s ruthless and venomous response, “The Story Of Adidon,” the very questionable moves that Aubrey has been making since its release, and what this means for both rappers’ legacies in Hip-Hop history.

Other topics include Roseanne’s cancellation, LeBron having no help in the Finals, 6ix9ine playing hide and seek with Chief Keef, Lil Uzi stepping up to Rich The Kid, Kendrick Lamar finally receives his Pulitzer, Kim Kardashian’s visit to the White House, and more.

This week’s album reviews include Kanye West’s new album “ye,” and Black Thought’s 9th Wonder-produced EP “Streams Of Thoughts, Vol. 1.”

So much to talk about, so sit back and enjoy!

This week, J.C.’s girlfriend Larissa celebrates her birthday by joining the iLLogical duo as they discuss what they coin, G.O.O.D. Drama!

While Busby and J.C. go in depth on Pusha T’s new album “DAYTONA”—which includes the controversial album cover and diss record “Infrared”— and Drake’s surprising response to “Infrared” called “Duppy Freestyle” that had everybody going crazy, Larissa makes her presence felt with hot takes about Nicki Minaj’s role in all of this and Kim Kardashian going at. Rhymefest.

Other topics the trio cover include the NFL’s new Anthem rule, LeBron James single handily taking the Cavs to the Finals, “pre-dates,” and more.

J.C. also gives brief reviews on A$AP Rocky’s “TESTING,” Zaytoven’s “Trapholizay,” and Patrick Paige II’s “Letter of Irrelevance.”

After you finish with the episode, check out this month’s playlist, “BBQ in America” on Apple Music, Spotify and Tidal. Enjoy.

Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/playlist/the-illogical-sense-podcast-bbq-in-america-may-2018/pl.u-yvrxuYXdrZA

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/1252258694/playlist/0wVMUMyMLXDtLPYdxp2F1e?si=AeB-KDUwQJKYyZsMXORTgw

Tidal: https://tidal.com/playlist/21a4d3a9-d3f0-47f0-ab39-bf47b25ed991

The iLLogical duo welcome San Jose artist and friend of the podcast, Prince Sole, onto the show to shoot the sh*t during Game 4 of the NBA Western Conference Finals between the Warriors and the Rockets.

Busby wasn’t too thrilled with the second season of “13 Reasons Why,” and decides to give a very SPOILER filled review. The guys follow up with an in-depth discussion about the tragedy of the Santa Fe shootings and the racial tension going on throughout the country.

Before the guys could get a chance to spoil “Deadpool 2,” Sole gives an extremely hot take on Ryan Reynolds, then gives his opinions about J. Cole’s interview with Angie Martinez, Drake’s superstardom, and why his debut album “Hope All Is Well” was a very important milestone for both his career and personal life.

Other topics include Netflix handing out more bags, Janet Jackson’s legacy, a white girl saying “n*gga” in front of Kendrick Lamar, Rueben Foster’s crazy ex-girlfriend, and more.

Again, all this while watching Game 4 live.

Enjoy the episode and make sure to check out “Hope All Is Well” across all music streaming platforms!

Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/hope-all-is-well/1358527290

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/5f8byDVSCcDMfXQ75SS1SZ

The iLLogical crew start this week’s episode off by recognizing all of the mothers out there, followed by Busby’s experience at the Oakland stop of the TDE Championship Tour.

The guys follow up on the fashion from the Met Gala, Cardi B’s encounter with Nicki Minaj and beef with Azealia Banks, a debate about R. Kelly’s music getting yanked off of playlists, Chance The Rapper’s comments about Beyonce and Michael Jackson, and racist white folks losing their mind on black people (again).

Other topics include Donald Glover having the number 1 record in the country, Drake & Migos going on tour, sports gambling becoming legal, the NBA conference finals, and much more.

Music reviews this week include Playboi Carti’s “Die Lit,” Wale’s “Self Promotion EP,” Charlie Puth’s “Voicenotes,” Johnny Yukon’s “Installation I,” and Tee Grizzley’s “Activated.”

**sigh**Kanye, Kanye, Kanye**sigh**

Once again, the iLLogical duo talk about more burnt hot takes by Kanye West, this time centered around slavery. The energy then turns from disgust to praise as Busby and J.C. transition into Donald Glover's night on SNL, which included Childish Gambino's captivating video for “This Is America.”

The guys also discuss Meek Mill's Dateline interview, Drake’s rough week thanks to Rihanna and LeBron, DJ Khaled refusing to eat the box, Nicki Minaj’s new videos, and much more.

This week's album reviews include Post Malone’s surprisingly chart-topping album “Beerbongs & Bentleys,” Royce da 5’9’s “Book Of Ryan,” Leon Bridges' “Good Things,” and Rae Sremmurd’s “SR3MM.”

History article: "The Last Slave Ship Survivor Gave an Interview in the 1930s. It Just Surfaced" by Becky Little

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