Uptown Bobby and K.Clark raise their eyebrows on Diddy's trial, Cassie's testimony, the all-too-familiar dusty hot takes, why folks throw on a cape for abusers, and how patriarchy got us all the way effed up (i.e. toxic masculinity that strangles us as men and all that loneliness epidemic ish).

But if you not tryin' to hear all that, the guys also talk about the current pop culture they're enjoying.

SPOILERS AHEAD! Uptown Bobby and K.Clark talk about Sinners--and about racism, African spiritual traditions, Christian main character syndrome, black musical history, the push and pull between sacred and secular music, horror as social commentary and vampire mythology. In other words, Sinners. The guys also set their eyebrows on Shannon Sharpe and give some brief thoughts on IG post that kickstarted Queen Bey's Cowboy Carter tour.

Uptown Bobby and K.Clark set their raised brows on Jay-Z's Roc Nation School as former students tell tales of debt, couch surfing and learning the fine print between "debt-free education" and "tuition-free education." The guys also tackle the Keke Palmer/Jonathan Majors controversy, accountability and if these celebs actually give a f*ck what we think. Plus just for fun, the guys go down a movie remake rabbit hole.

Well....sh*t...2025, right?! Uptown Bobby and K. Clark return after a cold winter with eye brows raised and takes aplenty, sounding off on the Grammys, black artists and industry validation, Beyonce's upcoming Cowboy Carter trek, Kendrick's Southpark collab, halftime shows, leftists, stans, and everything in between.

*Heaves deep sigh, raises eyebrow* Ya'll already know what 'Murica decided. Uptown Bobby and K. Clark give their takes on the fallout of the presidential election, what could happen between now and 2028 (and beyond) and if taking this latest L will cause the Democrats to look inward. And if you just CANNOT, the guys also delve in Tyler The Creator's latest album Chromakopia and discuss whether the rap album as a 360 artistic vision is well, a dying art form.

Uptown Bobby and K. Clark raise their brows on the downfall of Diddy, and ruminate (fancy word choice;) on whether his arrest marks the end of era of ruthlessly ambitious, abusive hip hop mogul-dom. Also thoughts on Weezy and the Superbowl, the toxic side of black excellence and the upcoming Luther Vandross documentary.

Uptown Bobby and K.Clark raise their eyebrows on the Democratic National Convention, giving their thoughts on Kamala-mania, celebrity and politics, black Millennials and Obama, the smoke screen of black excellence and the ways recent history is currently (or could be) repeating itself. And if you ain't tryin' to hear all that, they also give their latest music and movie choices and debate whether monoculture is still a thing in 2024.

Sometimes you gotta pop out and side eye n......In this episode, Uptown Bobby and K. Clark talk Kendrick's Juneteenth Drizzy repast--ahem--concert, the backlash against Billy Porter's quest to portray James Baldwin, and a belated (or just very late:) review of American Fiction. Plus some stray side eyes on an Everybody Hates Chris reboot and why Cowboy Carter seems to have (slighty!) receded from the center of "the culture."

Uptown Bobby and K. Clark raise their brows on the Great War of '24, a.k.a. the beef between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, running down the (possible) origins of the conflict, thoughts on the diss tracks and the larger implications for hip hop. Plus another side eye is thrown in for Jerrod Carmichael's reality show.

Uptown Bobby and K. Clark take it to the floor for a deep dive into Beyonce's Cowboy Carter, giving their favorite tracks, thoughts on the album's pair of iconic covers and whether the sprawling, 27-song opus is both an overarching story and a series of song cycles, a.k.a. an act within Act II. Geeky ish, WE KNOW;). Plus the guys raise their brows on Jerrod Carmichael's new reality show and the trailer for Netflix's Good Times reboot.