In this episode, TJ wraps up season 1 of SSS with a story of how Chinese Streamers tricked their simps, and the fate that waited for them for their crimes. Spoiler alert: it doesn't work out how you think it does.

To finish off the episode, TJ tries to emulate SFW 70's porno music.

In this episode, TJ talks about his experiences in garnering attention for his vocal talents on Chinese Tik Tok and how it has affected his life. He then makes a diss track aimed at Chinese hip hop (No hard feelings here lol).

In today's episode, TJ tells us about that one time he worked with, and got ripped off by a Chinese Celebrity. He also features one of their songs that they worked on together to finish off the episode.

In this episode, TJ tells the story of an infamous case from Down Under of a lady whose disappearance was linked to a serial killer, only to testify at his trial.

He then makes a possible intro for the next netflix docuseries about that story

In this episode, TJ takes a story about well-intentioned heroics from r/tifu and ponders what it would be like if more people cared about others. He then goes on to make a song worthy of a hero (kind of).

In this episode, TJ outlines a hilarious encounter at a club during a friends birthday, that ushers him into the adult world. He also makes a popping song to mark the occasion.

In this episode, TJ discusses the interesting case of a Redditor who is unable to mentally visualise stimuli, and creates an equally dreamy track in their honor!

In this episode, TJ hashes out a "beef" (not really a beef, you'll see) that he has / had with someone whose project that he contributed to. He then makes a song about friendship to get over it.

In this episode, TJ takes everybody for a tour of HitRecord.com and contributes his vocals to two musical projects, hoping to make fame and bank along the way.

In this episode, TJ interviews Brandon the Wandering Bard, who shares a tale of entwined fates. TJ then shares three firsts: the first live demo of a song, a first go at a new format and his first time singing Irish folk music.