Tis the final month of 2017, and after giving a quick birthday shoutout to Jay-Z, Busby & J.C. dive into the nominations for the upcoming Grammys.

After giving their predictions, the duo discuss a wide range of topics, which include Prince Harry being down with the swirl, Joyner Lucas’ “I’m Not A Racist” song and accompanying music video, Nigeria’s women bobsled team, the NFL owners offering $89M to the players for programs aimed for the black community, and much more!

This week’s reviews include Spike Lee’s new Netflix series She’s Gotta Have It, Miguel’s “War & Leisure,” and Roy Woods’ “Say Less.”

Enjoy.

Coming off of Thanksgiving weekend, Busby & J.C. find themselves in a war of tweets with Nicki Minaj’s fanbase, known as the the #Barbz, stemming from Mase’s verbal assault on Cam’ron.

After Busby speaks his piece, the iLLogical duo discuss Post Malone’s recent words about Hip-Hop, Big Sean responding to ex-fiancée Naya Rivera’s arrest for domestic violence, Why Eminem hasn’t dropped the album yet, LaVar vs. Trump, Pt. 2 of Crabtree vs. Talib, and much more.

When it comes to the weekly reviews, the guys discuss Fabolous' & Jadakiss’ joint project “Friday on Elm Street,” Hopsin’s “No Shame,” and Kodak Black’s “Project Baby 2: All Grown Up.”

Enjoy.

This week, the iLLogical Ones welcome special guest host Rossi from HBK Gang to the show as Busby recovers from the #Busby30 and Hennypalooza merger.

The trio discuss the new Justice League film, Chance the Rapper's & Eminem's appearances on SNL, Nicki Minaj's photoshoot for Paper, Trump vs. Lavar, and more.

Music reviews include:

IAMSU - "Boss Up IV"

Jaden Smith - "SYRE"

T-Pain - "Oblivion"

GQ - "E 14TH"

CyHi the Prynce - "No Dope On Sundays"

Enjoy.

Busby has turned 30!

While drinking some henny in celebration, the guys breakdown Eminem's new single "Walk On Water" and debate whether or not if Em should hang it up or not. They also talk how the media is making Meek Mill look like Nelson Mandela, Louis C.K. being a perv, the week in sports, and much more.

They guys also give reviews on Cam'Ron's "The Program," Kamaiya's "Before I Wake," Wiz Khalifa's "Laugh Now, Fly Later," and Sampa The Great's "Birds And The BEE9."

This week the guys talk about the crazy week where Tyrese is having a mental breakdown, Demetria Oilor being so damn sexy, Beyonce joining the Lion King, and how it seems like everybody in the NFL wanted to fight.

When it comes to new music, the guys talk about why Sam Smith is one of the top vocalist in music, Maroon 5 becoming too pop, and Busby literally listened to ALL 45 records on the new Chris Brown album and he gives his in-depth review on it.

This week the guys give their 2 cents on the new Migos record that has Nicki Minaj and Cardi B rapping together. Busby declares war on the Barbz, JC welcomes the fuckery that happened to DJ Envy, and both guys are not surprised that Kevin Spacey came out the closet.

The guys then go in-depth on the huge chunk of music that dropped this past week from Brent Faiyaz, Yo Gotti, Ty Dolla $ign, Majid Jordan Reuben Vincent, and Yelawolf. However, the real masterpiece that dropped this week comes from Big K.R.I.T with his album "4Eva Is A Mighty Long Time." JC gives a in-depth review and he talks about why K.R.I.T is the most underrated rapper in hip-hop.

The guys also talk about the week in sports and much more!

JC is back in The Bay and is live in the fresh with Busby as they discuss the outrage of Lil B getting jumped, Gucci Mane getting married, Cardi B and Offset breaking and making up, Marshawn Lynch having the best show on the internet, Gabrielle Union's sex life, and much more.

They guys also review Future and Young Thug's "Super Slimey," Keyshia Cole's "11:11 Reset," and H.E.R's self titled debut project. Along with a reflection on the 5th year anniversary of Kendrick Lamar's "good kid, m.A.A.d city."

*This week the guys talk about Eminem's most talked about freestyle at the BET Hip-Hop Awards where he goes after Donald Trump. Along with a discussion about his place in hip-hop with fans and his peers. The guys also talk about the scandal involving Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein and the dark side of the industry.

When it comes to music and film, the guys review DVSN's "Morning After," Gucci Mane's "Mr. Davis," and a in-depth review on Chris Brown's documentary "Welcome To My Life."

Along with sports talk, dealing with racism, and more.

*Sorry about the technical issues at the beginning

This week Busby and JC award Jerry Jones with the "Hoe Ass N*gga" of the week award for forcing his team to stand for the AmeriKKKa flag. They also talk about ESPN suspending Jemele Hill, along with Kap still not getting signed, the Dolphins OL line coach sniffing lines, Week 5 in the NFL, and how excited they are about the new format of next years All-Star game.

When it comes to entertainment, the guys talk about Young Thug being a cheater, Nelly being accused of rape, and Tyrese's continued feud with The Rock.

The guys also talk about their favorite movie sequels as well as reviews for Lil Pump's debut album, Dame D.O.L.L.A's "Confirmed," Sabrina Claudio's "About Time," and Kelela's "Take Me Apart."

They then give a salute to the group Brockhampton and the projects they have dropped in the past few months.

Busby and JC send their thoughts and prayers to the victims of the mass shooting in Las Vegas and for the people of Puerto Rico. The guys then discuss OJ's freedom, 21 Savage being in the sunken place for Amber Rose, the controversial Sports Illustrated cover, the FBI cracking down on the NCAA, Week 4 in the NFL, and much more.

The guys also review the Def Comedy Jam 25th anniversary show, PARTYNEXTDOOR's "Seven Days,", A Boogie's "The Bigger Artist," and Rittz's "Last Call."