We dive into the GREATEST theme song to a terrible children's show of all time. Nick dissects the corporate thinking that morphed this song, Steve discusses the logistics to  Wasserman's other themes such as X-Men and Mummies Alive!, and Mike reveals how he successfully bullied a bully in his youth (which makes him prime Power Ranger material).

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We dive into the GREATEST theme song to a terrible children's show of all time. Nick dissects the corporate thinking that morphed this song, Steve discusses the logistics to Wasserman's other themes such as X-Men and Mummies Alive!, and Mike reveals how he successfully bullied a bully in his youth (and how this makes him prime Power Ranger material).

Like a chump, we dissect the the hit love song “Nookie” by Nu Metal pioneers Limp Bizkit. Nick discusses how close the band came to being named “Blood Fart,” Steve unveils a Meat Loaf connection, and Mike explains how he learned about Crimea from a singing teacher. 

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Like a chump, we dissect the the hit love song “Nookie” by Nu Metal pioneers Limp Bizkit. Nick discusses how close the band came to being named “Blood Fart,” Steve unveils a Meat Loaf connection, and Mike explains how he learned about Crimea from a singing teacher.

Country singer Brad Paisley and NCIS investigator LL Cool J perform a song about how slavery was *pretty much* as bad as wearing a do-rag. We dive into this best-of-intentions-worst-of-executions song and discuss how it demonstrates the dangers of white guilt when unleashed inside a Starbucks.

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Country singer Brad Paisley and NCIS investigator LL Cool J perform a song about how slavery was *pretty much* as bad as wearing a do-rag. We dive into this best-of-intentions-worst-of-executions song and discuss how it demonstrates the dangers of white guilt when unleashed inside a Starbucks.

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Crunk Core rears its ugly, intoxicated head as we dissect the hit song by Myspace-launched, Vans Warped Tour stars Millionaires. Mike discusses his personal (and shirtless) history with the group, and Nick and Steven have a change of heart by the end of the episode. 

 

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Crunk Core rears its ugly, intoxicated head as we dissect the hit song by Myspace-launched, Vans Warped Tour stars Millionaires. Mike discusses his personal (and shirtless) history with the group, and Nick and Steven have a change of heart by the end of the episode. 

 

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NEW cohost Steven Trolinger joins the show to discuss the either-feminist-or-possibly-complete-opposite-of-feminist BEP song "My Humps." Nick breaks down the original version of this sampled song (by a group subtly named "Sexual Harassment") and Mike explains how "My Humps" is actually about a financially-strained Egyptian camel tour guide.

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NEW cohost Steven Trolinger joins the show to discuss the either-feminist-or-possibly-complete-opposite-of-feminist BEP song "My Humps." Nick breaks down the original version of this sampled song (by a group subtly named "Sexual Harassment") and Mike explains how "My Humps" is actually about a financially-strained Egyptian camel tour guide.

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