Thursday Throwbacks & Washed Radio

After seeing a pimp and two of his woman clients live in the flesh we discussed:

- Landing my first piece with Spin Magazine (and whether success could make me insufferable)

- King Bach's Netflix career

- Tasha & Dro from Insecure having a child in real life

- Donald Glover's superiority complex, Atlanta Season 2 and "This Is America"

- The media derailing Arrested Development Season 5

- Morgan Freeman & Aziz Ansari's allegations from women

- Pusha T's album release and cover, the start of his recent beef with Drake and Drake's history with beef

- Calling albums classic as soon as they drop

- Fake caring in the midst of networking

The first hour of music is by me

Guests Iman Europe and Iman Omari (my brief mix of his music is tacked on at the end)

Back for the first time in a long time. I hope to get back in the habit of doing these

Stopped through Ill Camille's new show at Dublab (a station where I've always wanted to play music) and played music around the 52 minute mark. Good chance I'll be a part of future episodes.

Me being accused of watching porn turned into a full blown conversation where I discovered in real time my boy was deep in the game after recording together for a year. We cut loose and talked like men, but I edited out some true filth

P.S. This was recorded months before Teanna Trump and Brittany Renner hung out, we're a two man squad of visionaries

Note: this episode was recorded months before XXXTentacion's tragic murder.

- Is Kanye into hentai?

- The trend of men purchasing nudes

- Are strip clubs dead?

- ManyVids and camgirls

- The Doppelgangaz' brand of perverted comedy

- Brittany Renner

- Perverted Reddits

- The Teddy Perkins episode of Atlanta

- Donald Glover's superiority complex and his Joshua Tree performance

- Am I arrogant?

- Cardi B's "Invasion Of Privacy" album and why she's rewarded

- Rex Orange County

- Game hopping on songs with everyone

- The yodeling kid at Coachella (I accurately predicted he signed to Atlantic Records)

- Matt Ox

- A$AP Rocky

- Flatbush Zombies

- Young Thug's antics

- Travis Scott stealing other people's styles 

Inspired by Drake hopping on Fortnite, we got into an hour long debate on what makes a person or a hobby cool. Long story short I won this debate

P.S. Of course Lil Dicky is brought up

Deray's blue vest and his place as a socialite, Brockhampton's clothing line, people faking their happiness on Instagram, Desus & Mero vs. DJ Envy, Lil Dicky's "Freaky Friday", how to tell when a woman is hollering, Twitter followers and self-importance, whether I come off arrogant, and side chick etiquette.

- what determines a personal classic vs. an actual classic album

- Lupe Fiasco's "Food & Liquor" and "The Cool"

- albums that have come out since "The Cool" that are better

- my definition of the term nerd and ranking of popular modern day black nerds

- shallowness in the dating world

and of course Lil Dicky is discussed