Dee Woodz is back!! Him and DJ Heat kick things off by filling you guys in on what's been going on since the hiatus. Now, off to the rippity rap talk:

Lil Kim & Lil Cease squash their beef that we had no clue about, and that launches into a convo about why the anniversary of Biggie's death gets more shine than his actual birthday. Blame Canibus?(8:50). Is rapper The Game doing too much when it comes to honoring his fallen friend Nipsey Hussle? (18:40). And what are expectations like for another Nipsey Hussle album? (30:50). Then we wrap things up with some cloth talk about DJ Khaled's album (37:40).

J. Hall hops in Dee Woodz's saddle (pause) alongside DJ Heat to drop it like it's hot about: Kanye West's Coachella performance (2:19), Beyonce's 'Homecoming' Netflix special (22:49), Dave East vs Li Nas X(27:20), and Lil Yachty writing for the City Girlz (36:20). And J. Hall did it all while fighting through hella allergies!! Him so sweet.

Guest co-host J. Hall steps in for Dee Woodz this week, and DJ Heat kicks things off by giving him props for being a great Black male role model for his niece. We then reflect on the life and legacy of Nipsey Hussle (18:05). Finally, Kodak, Kodak, Kodak. *sigh* We talk about that Kodak Black boy and his constant disrespect of Black women (33:25).

Somehow we kick things off talking about Full House's Aunt Becky and her scammy ways (it's Dee's fault lol). And issa 1 year anniversary for our podcast (7:20)!! On to the rap talk: We discuss Yes Julz coming at Karen Civil and Scottie Beam, and Murda Mook's weird co-sign of it all (12:38). And in other hip-hop confrontation news, did Rap-A-Lot Records cofounder J. Prince do the right thing when it comes to YBN Almighty Jay (29:59)??

DJ Heat gives thanks and an update to her revealing therapy session from the previous week (2:40). Then it's off to discussing Kodak Black's dis to Lil Wayne, which spawns the question: Is hip-hop the only genre where the new generation blatantly disrespects the OGs? (11:39). Plus, we talk about legal troubles facing Kanye West (28:22) and De La Soul (34:01). Rounding things out is Dee Woodz's tale of meeting MC Lyte at a Bennigan's in Waldorf (37:26). Random, we know.

This episode turns into a DJ Heat therapy session (beginning at the 9:25 mark). For the first time ever, DJ Heat publicly talks about facing eviction, surrendering her apartment, barely having enough to buy food, losing out on dating a great woman, and facing other adversities. On the bright side, Dee Woodz is here to encourage her on the comeback trail.

Roll that beautiful bean footage! We're talking all things hip-hop related with the Grammys including: The removal of XXXtentacion from the "In Memoriam" segment, Drake being cut off, the backlash of Cardi's win, BET dragging Nicki Minaj, and heated debates about "This Is America" and "God Plans". All while fukking up commas in this description.

So okay, boom...this what we're talking about: Super Bowl (5:35). Is Cardi B wrong to deny doing the halftime show, but yet still do a Super Bowl ad? (13:59). 21 Savage's immigration situation (21:10). Demi Lovato catching shots from laughing at 21 Savage memes (37:19). The Game throwing shots at Tomi Lahren and chicks he's allegedly smashed (41:55).

It's been an interesting week for a few rappers, so best believe your dynamic duo of DJ Heat & Dee Woodz are here to discuss it all. Ja Rule & Fyre Festival? Check! (6:33). Soulja Boy and his interview antics? Check! (24:52). Future doing Future things again? Check! (45:11).

Back in full effect for 2019, DJ Heat and Dee Woodz kick things off with their take on the 'Surviving R. Kelly' series (11:15). Then it's on to the real hip-hop. Bone Thugs and Migos have beef about who is the greatest rap group, so we decided to drop our greatest(19:30). That spawns a debate on some of the best rap double albums ever released (32:19)