The crew shares their personal reviews on the new Kanye West produced Nas album, Nasir, discuss whether an artist's personal shortcomings hurt our ability to enjoy their music, the Jay Z and Beyonce project, the deaths of Xxxtentacion and Jimmy Wopo, and we compare the experience of buying physical CDs as opposed to downloading music. Enjoy!

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The crew discusses the not so recent comments from rapper and rap-outsider Russ on sipping lean and hip-hop producers, we share our picks for the top 5 hip hop producers of all time, and debate the credibility of the XXL magazine's Freshman Class. Enjoy!

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The crew is back with two special guests to discuss their picks for the best hip hop albums released so far in 2018, our initial reactions to the round of albums released by Black Thought, Pusha T, Kid Cudi, & Kanye, and we debate whether or not any classic albums have come out in the past 10 years and what exactly defines a classic album. Enjoy the show!

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The crew is back and discussing our thoughts on the recent beef/battle between Pusha T & Drake, our NBA Finals Game 1 initial thoughts, how we balance being parents while simultaneously being fans of rap music and we also share stories of when our parents discovered and confiscated our old rap albums as youth. Enjoy!

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The crew discusses what albums they personally found to be the most disappointing, whether or not there's been a conscious effort to "whiten" hip hop and lighten the complexion of the culture, Roseanne's racist twitter fingers, and the roll out for the next round of Good Music releases. Enjoy!

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We bring in two special guests to discuss who they personally feel are the most gifted lyricists in the game and why. We also discuss the reoccurring debate over whether white hip hop fans should be allowed to use the n-word, even when singing along to songs. And the we also dive into the controversy concerning Pusha T's latest album cover. Enjoy!

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The crew discusses whether or not rappers can reach an age where they're too old to rap anymore, were dead rappers we were fans of as good as we said they were, and why do female rappers seem to not last as long in the rap game as their male counterparts. Enjoy!

The crew discusses the many interpretations of the "This Is America" video by Childish Gambino and how it's artistry contrasts with the pretentious antics of other artists, and we talk MC's we were once huge fans of and who for whatever reason we've called it quits on and are no longer checking for. Enjoy!(Artwork courtesy of Soul Mates Project)