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The episode kicks off with a hot take on Juvenile’ s new track “B.B.B.” and the remix featuring Megan Thee Stallion. 

Next, the gloves come off as the team dives into Claressa Shields heavyweight victory over Franchon Crews-Dezurn. The crew gives Claressa her flowers—and the full analysis.

Then things take a hilarious turn when Keyy G and Mr. Unlimited PTO address Aly’s reckless punctuation behavior in the group chat. Yes… it’s serious. Or is it? Either way, the debate is petty, passionate, and absolutely necessary.

We also rewind to 2003, revisiting the music and television moments that shaped the culture. From chart-topping hits to must-see TV. 

Plus:

•Blizzard survival stories and winter chaos

•The latest chapter in the online feud between 50 Cent and T.I. 

•Dame Dash launching a mentorship program—opportunity or optics?

•The new season of Paradise on Hulu has everyone excited. 

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Episode 202 of The Media Slayers is a mix of nostalgia, controversy, and culture talk you won’t hear anywhere else.

Keyy G kicks things off by taking it back to 2002, revisiting unforgettable moments in entertainment and headline news before the crew dives into today’s hot topics. They unpack the Netflix documentary America’s Next Top Model: Reality Check, revisit Tyler Perry’s Joe’s College Road Trip, and discuss the buzz around the controversial Disney cartoon “Captain Durag.”

The conversation heats up as 50 Cent continues trolling Jim Jones, and the team weighs in on a Long Island principal under investigation for allegedly stealing school funds.

From throwbacks to trending drama, Episode 202 delivers real opinions, sharp takes, and the unfiltered energy you expect from The Media Slayers. Tap in now.

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Keyy G takes it back to 2001, revisiting unforgettable moments in entertainment and news before the crew dives into today’s hottest topics. From the viral plane incident involving Ja Rule, Uncle Murda, and Tony Yayo to the drama surrounding GloRilla and her sister, nothing is off limits.

They also weigh in on Super Bowl talk and Bad Bunny’s halftime show,

the upcoming America’s Next Top Model documentary on Netflix, Tubi adding 100+ cartoons, retirement news for Chris Paul, and backlash against Sexyy Red for remixing Michael Jackson’s “Beat It.”

The episode closes with a heated debate over a shocking stolen car tragedy that sparks strong opinions across the table.

Tap in—Episode 201 is one you don’t want to miss.

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Episode 200 kicks off with Keyy G answering listener inquiries about her thoughts on Nicki Minaj. 

From the crew’s tax season war stories to bold Super Bowl LX predictions, the discussion moves effortlessly through moments that define now and then takes a sharp turn down memory lane with entertainment highlights from the year 2000. The hosts also unpack the viral TikTok trend of parents asking their children who killed Martin Luther King Jr., salute the MTA for honoring Rosa Parks, and break down the recent Verzuz showdown between Mike Will Made-It and Hit-Boy.

Marc G delivers a review of J. Cole’s highly anticipated album The Fall Off, and the episode wraps with a nostalgic (and spicy) conversation about the classic film A Thin Line Between Love and Hate.

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The fellas take over this week on The Media Slayers Podcast! With Keyy G and CC Da Voice enjoying a well-deserved day off, the guys step up for an all-male roundtable full of laughs, stories, and classic barbershop energy. Friend of the pod DJ J Shakes drops in to help kick things off as the crew recaps the chaos of the recent snowstorms and how everyone survived being stuck inside.

From there, the conversation flows exactly where you’d expect—into unfiltered, no-holds-barred barbershop talk. The vibes get even better when special guest host Tracy Branch from the Belgrave Brothers Podcast joins the mix, bringing his own flavor to the discussion. And as if that wasn’t enough, Marc G’s longtime best friend Metri pulls up to add another voice to the madness.

With surprise stories, unpredictable takes, and nonstop chemistry, this episode is packed with the kind of moments you can only get when the guys are left unsupervised. Trust us—you don’t want to miss what happens next. Tune in and enjoy the ride!

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Episode 198 of The Media Slayers Podcast kicks off in classic fashion with a conversation about favorite supermarkets, before the crew shifts gears into the anticipation of an incoming snowstorm. From there, they break down the disturbing case of a hairstylist sentenced to five years in prison for assaulting a teenager.

This episode also tackles internet rumors and industry buzz—Keyy G shuts down viral claims about Nicki Minaj being homeless, the upcoming Verzuz battle between super-producers Mike Will Made It and Hit-Boy, and Mr. Unlimited PTO finds himself caught in the fallout of an incriminating AI-generated video. Plus, the crew reviews Netflix’s limited series His & Hers and the film The Rip, and weighs in on Ari Lennox’s latest album.

As always, expect sharp takes, cultural commentary, and plenty of unexpected detours—because no topic is ever just one conversation on The Media Slayers Podcast.

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Episode 197 kicks off with CC Da Voice sharing her experience with food poisoning that took her out last week. From there, the conversation quickly expands to the bigger picture as the crew breaks down the massive NYC nurses strike involving over 15,000 healthcare workers. 

The episode takes a nostalgic turn with a look back at 1997, unpacking the cultural moments that shaped a legendary year. In today’s media landscape, streamer Kai Cenat sparks conversation by encouraging reading, while Druski’s viral mega-church pastor skit opens up a deeper discussion about satire, faith, and modern influence. Plus, Jill Scott reveals her guilty pleasure, and the reactions are priceless.

On the entertainment side, the hosts dive into the series finale of Power Book: Force, share thoughts on A$AP Rocky’s new album, and cover plenty more news, opinions, and unfiltered commentary along the way.

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What starts as a lighthearted debate about low-budget sneakers and current fashion trends quickly turns into a layered conversation only The Media Slayers can deliver. The crew takes a moment to give stay-at-home dads their long-overdue flowers, highlighting a role that often goes unrecognized.

From there, the discussion heats up with the viral divorce announcement of content creators Kristy and Desmond Scott, unpacking public relationships, internet pressure, and how social media blurs the line between love and content. The Media Slayers then rewind the clock to 1996, breaking down major moments in U.S. history that still shape culture today.

On the music side, they react to Fetty Wap’s release from prison, tap in on the energy surrounding the French Montana & Max B album release party, and raise eyebrows over R. Kelly remixing Chris Brown’s “It Depends.” The episode also shows love where it’s due, as Keyy G gives Claressa Shields her well-earned flowers, celebrating greatness across culture and sports. 

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Episode 195 of The Media Slayers Podcast kicks off with a serious and unsettling conversation as the crew reacts to recent reports of lead being found in the water in Long Island, NY. 

From there, the energy shifts as the Media Slayers recap their Christmas and New Year’s break, sharing holiday stories, reflections, and the vibes coming into 2026. The crew then dives into Uncle Murda’s 2025 Rap Up, breaking down the bars, the moments, and where it ranks in the legendary yearly tradition.

The conversation heats up with thoughts on Melyssa Ford’s departure from The Joe Budden Podcast, the impact of her exit, and—of course—acknowledging Joe Budden’s consistently elite taste in women. 

Taking a trip down memory lane, the crew revisits what went down in the year 1995, touches on 50 Cent vs the Let’s Rap About It Podcast, and gives their take on a unique  New Jersey movie experience called “Chew & View.” They also tap into Power Book: Force, plus plenty more unfiltered commentary, jokes, and classic Media Slayers energy.

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Episode 194 of The Media Slayers Podcast comes out swinging as the crew kicks things off with discussing the Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua fight.

From there, the conversation shifts to the culture. We unpack the latest shake-ups at Hot 97, with DJ Funkmaster Flex temporarily taking over the Morning Show and what that signals for New York radio. Then we get into Ice Spice’s controversial outfit at the SpongeBob Movie premiere and the internet’s reaction to it.

The episode keeps the energy high with talk on Max B’s “Folded” remix, plus a deep dive into Papoose and Claressa Shields revealing Breakfast Club interview and why it’s sparking so much conversation. To close it out, we lock in our NBA Playoff predictions, debate contenders vs pretenders, and touch on even more moments shaking up sports, music, and media.

Unfiltered takes, sharp opinions, and real conversations—this is the Media Slayers, Episode 194. 

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