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Drake still plays the rap game + Is it possible to put out too much music? + Tory Lanez and his quarantine come-up + Can we golf right now? + Ozark + Delayed Gratification + Truth vs Clicks + more
Season 3 has its first guest, Packy's fiancé: Gloria. Packy and his wife-to-be talk about prepping for their wedding amid COVID-19. They give insight into their relationship, careers, and much more. At the end, they answer questions to see how well they know each other.
With news of at least 30 more days of quarantining, Packy talks about the effect it's having on music streaming. He sheds some light on the benefits of influencers compared to curators and the importance of cultivating long-lasting relationships. Pack also vents about "the pussification of America" in regards to people pushing for networks to stop airing the president's coronavirus press conferences. Lastly, quick hitters include the new PND album, Joe Exotic, and more.
We're on lockdown. With everybody at the crib, Packy talks about his own quarantine as well as advice for artists during this time. He also gets into the economic crisis and wonders aloud about why patriotism is lame now. Finally, Pack shares his thoughts on The Weeknd's new album as well as a few other quick-hitting topics.
The coronavirus has put everything on hold. Packy goes into detail about his decision to cancel the "Guess You Had To Be There" tour. He also offers his take on the dialogue surrounding the coronavirus & the panic that has come with it. At the end, Packy touches on new music including Jack Harlow's new project and his feelings on albums/songs getting shorter and shorter.
The pod is back! Packy gives his thoughts on the Meg Thee Stallion situation & offers perspective on the ever-relevant question for young artists, "Do I sign to a label or go independent?" He also gives an update on his new "Guess You Had To Be There" album/tour & lets you know what to expect from The Specktators Podcast going forward.
Minus Moe-T, the boys talk about a plethora of new music including Chance, YBN Cordae, NF, and Drake. They also dive into "The Rich Paul Rule" and much more.
The guys discuss their laundry habits, Big Sean's new track, whether or not the definition of album has changed, the Instagram photographer, Marcus Hyde's, situation, and more.
The guys discuss NBA trades, viral talks of people storming Area 51, Big K.R.I.T.'s new album, XXL Freshmen freestyles, Chance The Rapper's debut album and popularity, and more.
he boys discuss ASAP Rocky being arrested in Sweden, the viral videos going around that feature people tampering with food and other items in grocery stores, NBA free agency, Dreamville's "Revenge of the Dreamers," whether or not it is hard for big business to evolve in the social media age, the US Women's soccer World Cup win and the equal pay controversy, and more.
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