2015 gets the ultimate side-eye when your favorite Snobs take a moment to reminisce over the past 12 months in music. Join Scoop, Isaac, Jehan, and Arthur as they sound off about the return of R&B's undeniable influence over Pop music in 2015 then take time to resurrect the "8-Track" by naming their 8 favorite songs of the year. And just to set the new year off right, the fellas introduce Snobstradamus: an unforgettable round table discussion that predicts what events will impact music most in 2016.

The Music Snobs dive into 2015’s most talked about release, "To Pimp A Butterfly", and wonder aloud about the social, political, and religious undertones of Kendrick Lamar’s rare artistry, while bluntly asking: is this album a contemporary masterpiece or an overrated critical darling? Later, Scoop, Isaac, Jehan, and Arthur kick off a surprising round table by casting their votes for the single worst word in all of music.

In the latest episode of The Music Snobs the past and present of R&B is given an odd future. While discussing the landscape of soul, the crew wonders if O.F.’s The Internet stands alone as the only artists to capture and evolve classic rhythm and blues. Afterwards, the Snobs kick off a round table discussion by asking what band from any given album would you fire—leaving only the frontman—and completely replace?

You wanted more so we’re giving you as much as you can handle. The Music Snobs return with guest-snob Phonte, co-founder and lead vocalist of The Foreign Exchange, for their second installment and look at the legacy of R&B supergroup Jodeci. Scoop, Isaac, Jehan, Arthur, and Tay ask the question: how critical to their trailblazing success was their persona as Singers With Attitude? Next, during a Roundtable for the ages, the guys pick out their choice for the greatest 1-hit wonder of all time.

Special Guest: Phonte.

What’s worse than a Music Snob? A Grammy-nominated guest-Snob crazy enough to get on the mic and talk sh-t with Scoop, Isaac, Jehan, and Arthur.* Little Brother MC and Foreign Exchange lead vocalist Phonte joins us for this special episode of TMS to discuss the Misunderstanding of Lauryn Hill and her responsibility to her fans. Afterwards, ‘Te and the Snobs ask What If Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis hadn’t gotten fired from The Time? Get ready for a TMS episode unlike any you’ve ever heard.

Special Guest: Phonte.

In the immortal words of the Force MD’s, “love is a house.” A house with windows that can’t keep out the winds of change, stairs capable of bringing you up yet constantly threatening to take you down, and a sound system that never stops playing beautiful music—no matter where you find yourself in the house, or in life. On a special Valentine’s Day episode of The Music Snobs the crew visits the world’s most famous crib and examines two seminal (similar?) albums. Between Kanye’s 808s and Childish Gambino’s KAUAI, which album best represents love in modern Hip-Hop and R&B? Before the Snobs break out to buy candy and flowers they’ll also reveal their favorite love song to drop in the last 365 days.