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The guys open up acknowledging the underwhelming return of Showtime's hit series 'Dexter' and the trend of networks reviving flagship shows from the past. Joe also brings up an interesting topic for people who may lack talent or direction in life, the results of consistency, Joe addresses how the audience feels about his return to Spotify and MORE!
Joe begins with the history of Kenny G, the American smooth jazz saxophonist, composer, and producer. The crew also discuss the importance of creatives having their vision of success, the holidays approaching, suicide capsules in Switzerland, and the speculating tension between Jay-Z and Rick Ross.
Joe and the guys discuss Tristian Thompson's latest public dispute with a woman who claims to be pregnant by the NBA forward. Next, the collective defines alimony while covering Stevie J's pending divorce, NBA YoungBoy joins Clubhouse, Lil Duval champions Kodak Black a better lyricist than Kendrick Lamar, and Joe list rappers that he claims it's "over" for. Lastly, the crew talks about Meek Mill and Rick Ross, artists receiving features due to their relationship or from getting paid, and MORE!
The guys kick things off by debating 50 Cent's history of displaying little remorse for those who have disagreed with him over the years. The crew also discusses the dating pool for high-caliber women after Ish discovers NFL legend Deion Sanders is married to Babyface's ex-wife. Next, the current generation having more fun than the previous, Alec Baldwin's first interview since the tragic accident while filming a movie, and Savon recaps his time on the JBP.
Joe explains the joy he experienced during his Thanksgiving celebration. The crew then speculates on former Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey, departure from the social media powerhouse. Joe explains the fight with algorithms, one of the creators of YouTube being against the updated interface, an intense discussion on the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and MORE!
Things get heated as Ish recalls Joe being friendly with his ex while the two long-time friends weren't speaking. Next, they analyze if Joe was wrong to extend the friendship despite Ish no longer dating his ex-partner. Next, the collective rip Billboard for another culturally inaccurate list, Elon Musk's questionable upbringing, DaBaby's fall from grace, and MORE!
Joe explains why he is needed in podcasting despite being one of the most controversial voices in hip-hop media. The crew then dive into the everlasting beef between Ashanti and Irv Gotti. Beanie Seigel says he doesn't need 50 million dollars from Kanye West, and if Brooklyn has the best catalogue collectively in a Verzuz and MORE!
Joe has been an advocate for social media platforms hiding their likes due to the harm they cause for the creators and consumers. Recently, YouTube announced that it would no longer display the "dislike button", and the guys reacted. First, the crew dissects R. Kelly's cellmate sharing his relationship with the disgraced R&B singer. Then, Odell Beckham Jr. signs with the Los Angeles Rams, and Kim Kardashian makes a million dollars in ONE minute. Next, Joe shares his interest in how black families are depicted on network television as the guys analyze a motion graphic that displays the most popular series from '1986-2019'. In addition, Bryson Tiller announces a Christmas album which Joe isn't a fan of, iLoveMakonnen claims he made it trendy to be gay in music, and an update on Mac Miller's drug dealers arrested and more!
The JBP unpack the recent events surrounding the Astroworld Festival, which leads into a conversation about survival instincts, and why Hip-Hop needs to be more responsible. The guys wrap up with 50 Cent, who wants to buy the Starz Network.
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