Too Tall Boyz

The Too Tall Boyz are back after a week off, and apparently the world didn’t wait for them. Keem kicks things off with a vacation recap, but then it’s straight into the fallout of the Target protest. Safe to say, the protest hit the mark—because the CEO just stepped down. Meanwhile, there’s another bullseye popping up in DC with the release of the National Guard. Not the location anyone wanted, but the Boyz remind you to stay safe. In other news, it seems Drake has found the “daddy” he always wanted…Sorry Dennis. Stik introduces a question about the feeling of Deja Vu, which leads to some tinfoil hat speculations about the cause.

The Too Tall Boyz show that they’re still in shape after a week off. Catch this episode of the pod and let them know your answers to the questions asked this episode.

After Keem and Stik give back to their communities, they take a closer look at this American Eagle ad that had the world in a fuss. Some focus on the undertones. The Boyz focus on the search for something missing from the commercial. BET is making some tough decisions and The Boyz wonder if it's a wrap for the company. After Keem asks Stik a very odd question, they get into some a threat of an altercation and an actual altercation. Dating a sprinter means you can never run from your problems.

Stik and Keem choose some female heroes to protect them and give out some tips to Stik's oldest as he prepares for middle school. If you have any advice, be sure to comment or send it via socials!

After sending condolences to the victims in NYC, The Too Tall Boyz react to breaking news regarding Gilbert Arenas. With no championship in sight, the illegal gambling ring was the next option. Shannon Sharpe is no more on ESPN. While a controversial firing, Keem suggests he take the time to practice his interviewing skills. On the dic...flip side, Stik offers up a new marketing campaign for the WNBA. Did Deion just drop the most unhateable hard launch ever? The man beat cancer and copped a Taurus. Let’s hope his half of foot can help him “Run It” from Chris Brown. A woman suggests she'd be a phenomenal boyfriend which leads to a great discussion on love languages.

An unforgivable act from a set of parents almost has Stik spiraling but is it more than what Esquire's Top Superhero Movies list did to Keem? Tune in and remember that laughing is the right reaction to anything crazy you may hear on today's episode.

Stik asks Keem what he considers "brokie" food spots. Some feathers may be ruffled but let them know your thoughts. The Astronomer CEO was caught living foul at a Coldplay concert. The only thing he'll see in the stars is alimony payments. The Clipse are continuing their album rollout with their new partner, Hunter Biden. The files that didnt exist return this week, with a certain name mentioned a few times. Meanwhile, Barack Obama said something basic and upset some people. WNBA All-Star weekend was an event to remember, with a bunch of the players finally letting their hair down.

Running into your ex, missed connections, and a list of things women find unattractive--this episode is nothing short of fire. The Boyz want to hear from the Heighties; Check out this episode and chime in on some topics!

The Boyz start by addressing "Bob the Third" and his most recent antics with Angel Reese, which led to Shaq relaying some advice. The conversation morphs into a discussion about the WNBA's state with a lockout looming in the distance. Someone stole from Beyonce in Atlanta. Stik and Keem theorize what will happen if the culprit is found. The Epstein list doesn't exist if you're willing to believe the government. Young Money alum are having two different issues at the moment but maybe they are both just hurt individuals.

Would you rather watch a rebooted Captain Planet or a live action Gargoyles? Sound off in the comments!

The Too Tall Boyz open the pod with reacting to Nelly’s parenting comments. Everyone parents differently but Ashanti should queue up 'Rain on Me.' The Boyz then had to address all the wild news from the past two weeks including the insane baby oil celebration of the Diddy trial, the questionable shock from the Big Beautiful Bill and Drake's "redemption" arc begins. The Boyz also discuss trying to stay out of disputes that have nothing to do with you, to no avail.

But most importantly of all: Hayley Williams and Paramore is black music, and that's ON GOD.

The Too Tall Boyz are off this week but they wanted to drop a special: Mt. Rushmore Picks!

Music. TV. Sports. The Boyz crown their GOATs.

Listen, then tell ‘em your picks!

The Too Tall Boyz—Episode 150! In honor of Men’s Mental Health Month, Stik and Keem share personal reflections on their current mental states and the importance of open dialogue. And perfect timing, with all the ruckus in the foreign political landscape. They discuss the situation with Israel and Iran, while also joking about the US involvement. B Simone went viral this week for a few reasons, which leads to a discussion about what it means to be a best friend. Also, The Boyz banter about which of them is nicer.

A woman seeks advice about dealing with a partner's need for space--did the The Boyz help her? Maybe. If you haven't done so before, tell a friend to tell a friend about The Too Tall Boyz Podcast!

Hope everyone had a Happy Juneteenth--though Stik’s may was marred with am unforseen circumstances. The final nail in the coffin for the Kendrick vs Drake beef was placed. The Boyz discuss Iran's recent comments for the world and how they want no parts of it. A man was the sole survivor of a plane crash--talk about being ejected into finding your purpose in life. Tyler Perry has allegations against him and it is but isn't the one everyone's thought of for years.

Billboard drops their Top R&B artists list, having trouble saying no and Keem vs Novak Djokivic? Aht aht aht, it's a pod where they could have been canceled but the Boyz survive again!

The Too Tall Boyz kick things off with their thoughts on the recent ICE raids and protests. The BET Awards celebrated its 25th anniversary--Keem recaps highlights, while Stik draws a connection between Amerie, Beyonce and his archnemesis. Ciara put the ball in Jim Jones court and The Boyz discuss being placed in arguments unwillingly. Keem was asked about his Christianity (again); is Stik leading him down the path of unrighteousness? (Yall should know the answer by now.)

Maybe there are cookout songs from the 2000s after all. Just gotta avoid the "R" in R&B and people who like to change their name a lot. Drop some of your 2000s cookout songs and drop some questions for The Boyz to answer next episode!