Coochie, coochie, coochie, coochie. This week Marcel kicks things off by giving 'Ratchet of the Week', to Megan Thee Stallion & Cardi B's Wet Ass Pussies and asks 'Who's Mans Is This?' upon discovering a Project Fame rejected banger. The winner for the Verzuz between 2 Chainz and Rick Ross seemed to be unanimously in favour of the 'Boss', but why is he not in everyone's 'Top 10'. We break down the 5 Reasons Why Rick Ross isn't in your Top Rappers list. Bryan Callen gives a PSA, Kevin Hart calls out the internet and Drake types Patois. All that and more on this week's episode!

Beyonce drops the visual album for 'Black Is King' on Disney Plus. Marcel introduces a new segment entitled 'Who's Mans Is This?', while awarding the 'Ratchet of the Week' to Maury Povich. Should Fashionova start an OnlyFans account? We find out if Hinge is the perfect app for small cities. Raekwon announces Cuban Lynx 3, Superman is evil & voyeurism happens. All that and more on this week's episode!

With no word from Tory Lanez, the narrative has still managed to change this week. Marcel breaks down freestyle faux pas, and compares Smokepurpp's recent appearance on 'Tim Westwood TV', to Omelly's classic 'Sway In The Morning' performance. The 'Ratchet of the Week' is awarded to an ex-Lil Baby affiliate for his questionable use of fellatio on a record. Vyvanse hangovers, Mike Tyson's return and a whole lot more broken down this week!

Wake up Mr. West! This week Marcel assesses the drama between Tory Lanez & Meg Thee Stallion and points out a part of the story no one else is highlighting. Do we forgive Nick Cannon for his anti-semetic comments or is he also in the same 'Cancel Purgatory' in which Tory finds himself in? Although we don't know if Kanye West will actually drop an album this Friday, he held a very unorganized 'rally' where he doubled down on some of his outlandish values. The 'Ratchet of the Week' is back and awarded to a minor with finesse. DMX vs Snoop, memes a plenty and August Alsina joins Rick Ross for his latest 'Entanglement'. All that and more on this week's episode!

Is it just a matter of time before a rapper fakes their own death? Marcel didn't have time to squeeze in a 'Ratchet of the Week' with all of the events and entanglements that took place. The 'Red Table Talk' discussion between Will & Jada was without a doubt the highlight of 'Black Twitter', providing an endless amount of laughs and some great relationship insight. With the NBA set to resume at the end of this month, there are some documentaries available right now to supplement your sports cravings. Winnipeg Twitter tried to cancel Marcel this week! 50 Cent dissed an Instagram rapper for the second time, Unsolved Mysteries is back and posthumous music is topping the charts. Don't forget Covid is still a thing. All that and more in this week's episode!

R.I.P. Pop Smoke. This week Marcel explores the "open relationship" between Will, Jada & August Alsina. The 'Ratchet of the Week' is awarded to "I Am Karen". Kanye West throws his name in the running for president 2020, Britney Spears is all over the place and black lives STILL matter. With all of that being said, don't forget to support artists from your home town..unless they're trash.

Cancel Culture seems to be all anyone is talking/tweeting about these days. Marcel reflects on the difference between the #MeToo and the #MeAlso movements, as his hometown of Winnipeg, Manitoba is in a Twitter frenzy this week. Are we breeding a generation of 'SIMPs'?Did Justin Bieber beat his sexual misconduct allegations? The 'Ratchet of the Week' goes to a Tik Tok ad about...you guessed it, a dating app, this time with an international twist. Will Ferrel's return, the Jimmys and their black faces, cancel victims of the past and much more on this week's episode!

When texting underaged girls goes wrong. With Juneteenth and Father's Day being celebrated, Marcel takes some time to shout out the real dads out there. 'Ratchet of the Week' goes to Chris Rock, while Chris D'Elia's art imitates his perverse life. Predictions for the next person on the Cancel Culture hit list. Jamie Foxx sets up for a Mike Tyson biopic and 'Euphoria' gives an anxiety ridden view of teenage life in 2020. All that and so much more on this double digit episode!

With the world in disarray, Dave Chappelle had some words to say. As if Hily wasn't enough, Marcel continues to review dating app ads that appear on Snapchat. The 'Ratchet of the Week' is given to a stalking app with a disturbing function. Is Mark Wahlberg cancelled?! Let's cut to Andrew Schulz for the answers.

The largest Civil Rights movement in history! Between a global pandemic and anti-racist protests, Marcel explains how he ended up in the hospital, as well as the importance of maintaining a balance during these traumatic times. Making up for last week's absence of a 'Ratchet of the Week', countless deserving winners were on the podium this week. Keeping things light hearted while still striving to find solutions, you can be sure to laugh while also learning how to dismantle 'White Privilege'. 

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