What do you get when you mix a highly anticipated Hollywood musical about an ethnically diverse neighborhood in New York City and the Ruckus Podcast? You get a complete dismantalling of Lin-Manuel Miranda's "In The Heights". 

This shit's gotta be heard to be believed. 

All you "I no Bla..." Dominicans, get ready. 

The Ruckus crew put their thinking caps on for this one, and picked apart what has been a lightining rod of a film. From the musical score and costumes, to the conversation on race, colorism and racism that defines both the movie and its creation process, the Ruckus crew manages to somehow, not only not fuck this one up, but also give y'all something that's actually worth listening to. 

What the actual f**k? 

Seriously, even we were surprised. 

Don't worry, though, the Crew didn't go completely intellectual on you. 

So sit back, don't relax and let the Ruckus ruin another movie for you. You can thank us later. 

The Ruckus Podcast. It's Organized Chaos.

Marvin and Michael

And here were are, ladies and gentlemen. Our Rolling Stones Top 10 Albums of All Time series has come to an end. And for our final episode, we look back at the number one album on the list, Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On." It is a timeless classic that surprisingly got mixed reviews. See? These Ruckus MFs have no idea what they talkimbout. 

And, as a special surprise, we also reviewed Michael Jackson's classic, "Thriller." 

Sit the f**k down for this one, cause some of these hot takes, are doodoo in a brown paper bag. But you've come to expect nothing less. 

Let's get to it! 

The Ruckus Podcast, It's Organized Chaos.

Rolling Stone List: https://bit.ly/3uhsQPZ

Are you ready? Strap up and strap in for another episode of the Ruckus Podcast. Sadly, our journey through Rolling Stones' Top 10 Albums of All Time list is almost over. On this episode, we review albums from the Beach Boys, "Pet Sounds", Joni Mitchell, "Blue", and Stevie Wonder's "Songs in the Key of Life." Though the three albums received a mixed reception from the crew, the hot takes were amazingly awful this time around. And somehow, Brutus manages to sneak in one of his most craziest conspiracy theories yet. You def want to miss this episode, if you can, and don't pass this along to friends, family or loved ones. 

You know what time it is. 

The Ruckus Podcast, It's Organized Chaos.

Rolling Stone List: https://bit.ly/3uhsQPZ

Y'all ready got another episode of the Ruckus MuthaFu--ng Podcast? On this episode, we continue with our ranking of the Rolling Stones top 10 albums of all times, and y'all better brace yourselves for some of these comments. Shit bout to get wyld. And yes, that's wyld with a "y". Got your headphones and Tylenol ready? So let's get to it....

On this episode we rank Fleetwood Mac's, 'Rumours', Nirvana's, 'Nevermind' and The Beatles', 'Abbey Road'. A varied collection of albums will def give us a varied collection of reactions. 

Shit bout to get musical. 

The Ruckus Podcast, It's Organized Chaos. 

Rollin Stone List: https://bit.ly/3uhsQPZ

Because what would life be without music? It'd be shitty as fuck, and that's why the crew embarked on what has been the most interesting segment in our podcast's short history. 

Instead of just talking music, the crew decided to study music in order to understand what makes an album "classic". To do this, we set out to listen to the top 10 albums on Rolling Stone's list of 500 Best Albums of All-Time. 

Though the Rolling Stone's list has its issues, the crew decided it would be good to change gears a little bit, listen to music outside of our comfort zones and try to identify what makes "good music". 

On this episode we wade through Lauryn Hill's "The Miseducation...", Prince's "Purple Rain" and Bob Dylan's "Blood on the Tracks." 

One of our more "controlled" episodes, our hope is to explore new music, even if it's "old", and create a space where you, our listener, is exposed to music you might not have listened to before. 

This bout to be a trip through time, so get them head phones on and dive into the Ruckus. 

The Ruckus Podcast, It's Organized Chaos. 

Rollin Stone List: https://bit.ly/3uhsQPZ

Will the real Joe Budden, please stand up? The Derrick Jxn of podcasting has unmasked himself. It has been a wild week in the world of podcasting, and we bout to fill you in on all the talk. As many of you know, Joe Budden decided to show the world who he really was, and his almost clock-like ability to ruin good things has now ended what was, to many, one of the best podcasts out there. From defending artists and content producers, to now becoming the greedy corporation he so vehemently despised, Mr. Budden has given the crew a blueprint on what NOT to do when someone finally starts listening to our show. 

We also talk about money literacy, dab into digital currency and plot on how to take over podcasting, now that JBN has fallen. 

R.I.P. JB Podcast!

Buckle the fuck up, and get your headphones on, cause we bout to get real. 

The Ruckus, It's Organized Chaos!

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There was probably no better time than the present to have daCosta, one of Brazil's brightest young talents, join us on the podcast. daCosta, an award winning slam poet from the city of Rio de Janeiro, spit fire into the mic and left the crew speechless with his lyrical artistry. His poem, "Histórias de Minar", is a travel through Brazil's turbulent past and present, but his final bar puts the future in check when he proclaims,

"Be warned that literature is also ours.

And if you're going to be talking shit on Facebook

Lock your doors, tightly, 

because we are no longer afraid to tell racists to go fuck themselves”

Listen the first time to enjoy the flow. Listen the second time to understand his words. And, listen one final time so his words can move you. 

**We've provided a rough translation of his work (IG:@theruckuspodcast), which does no justice to the original. Make sure to follow this young brother: @dacostafricana. 

He's got talent, y'all! 

We clearing out the vault, ladies and gentleman, and it might be a mistake we can't come back from. Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, it fucking does. With a special guest appearance from Egga "el Montro", the crew at the Ruckus tackles life changing questions like "why do you pee when you poop?", "why is Quavo a corny dude?" and "why doesn't your dick don't have standards?" 

If our mothers could speak English, they'd be dissapointed in us in two languages. 

Seriously though, wtf you expect?

The Ruckus, it's organized chaos! 

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It's your weekly dosage of the Ruckus podcast, and this time the crew pontificates on some really weird shit, like which Disney princess is the cutest, how much is too much masturbation and they even dabble in the age old debate of whether or not pussy, yes pussy, is dangerous. Also, pay attention because KC reveals to men what is the #1 pick up line of all time. 

Seriously though, it's getting harder to write these descriptions every week. 

Anyways, put them headphones on and get ready for the M**HA F**KING Ruckus. 

The Ruckus, It's Organized Chaos

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Well lookie here, lookie here. Look what we done found. More shit talking and critical analytical social critiquing from your favorite crew. We found this episode hidden and decided to let y'all take a listen. This episode is so bad, we haven't even listened to it. 

So get ready to have your ears bleed, cause it's time for the M****Fing Ruckus. 

The Ruckus, it's organized chaos.