Since his emergence in 2009, Drake has been making hits, breaking records, and remained constantly at the forefront of hip-hop. His output is prolific. Nonstop. But now almost a decade-and-a-half into his lengthy tenure, we're wondering: What's next for Drake? Where does he go from here? Will we see the end of the Drake Era?    Guests: Rembert Browne, Kenan Draughorne, Jasmyne Lawson

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The 2000s gave us a lot of rap titans. But who belongs on the Mt. Rushmore of the decade? RapCaviar recently posted that question on social media, and now we're sitting down to make the case for the contenders -- with a special focus on the fourth slot. Guests: Carl Chery, Bootleg Kev, Pierce Simpson

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We've now had a few months to sit with Kendrick Lamar's latest album, "Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers," so it's as good a time as ever to ask: How do we rank Kendrick's albums? What's his best? His worst? And why? Guests: Aaron Williams, Letty Peniche, Trent Clark

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For the last decade, rap has been dominated by The Big 3: Drake, J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar. And while they're still maintaining their spots within the rap landscape, with so much talent out there, we can't help but wonder: Who will be rap's next Big 3? Who will ascend to the top of the game in the coming years? Guests: Carl Chery, Justice Baiden, Hakeem Rowe

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