Millennials… we gotta talk.

This week on Who TF Asked You?!, we realized something wild — a LOT of the stuff we grew up doing felt completely normal at the time… but looking back now?

Yeah… that wasn’t normal. At all.

From everyday childhood moments to the way we were raised, we break down the experiences that shaped us — and question how we ever thought some of this was okay in the first place. Some of it’s funny, some of it’s real… and some of it might have you looking at your childhood a little different.

Also — this episode marks the FIRST appearance of our new co-host Boog (Chaz) 

He joins Skoolboi to hold it down this week while Rio is out, and let’s just say… he came ready.

Tap in and let us know:

 What’s something YOU thought was normal growing up… that you now realize was actually wild?

Everybody loves to romanticize the 90s… but let’s be real, it wasn’t all good 

On this episode of Who Tf Asked You?!, we break down the side of the 90s people don’t like to talk about. From everyday struggles to cultural moments that didn’t age well, we keeping it honest and a little messy.

Some of it funny… some of it wild… all of it worth the conversation.

Tap in and see if you agree—or if we trippin 

Man listen… before you could skip ads, commercials USED TO HAVE PERSONALITY.

You ain’t just watching TV — you was getting programmed by jingles whether you liked it or not.

This week Skoolboi and Rio rank their Top 5 Commercial Jingles and Mascots of All Time, and yes… it got disrespectful.

We talking:

• “IT’S MY MONEY AND I NEED IT NOW!” energy
• Mascots that had more charisma than half these influencers
• Regional legends like 347-1111 that really raised us
• The Trix Rabbit’s lifelong L streak
• And why the Pillsbury Doughboy lowkey a marketing assassin

We also get into:

 Commercial trivia (somebody almost embarrassed they childhood)

 Finish The Jingle or Take The L

 WTF Asked You?! Moment of the Week – Hollywood needs to STOP rebooting everything

Are commercials better when we couldn’t skip them?

Or are we just addicted to nostalgia and don’t wanna admit it?

Either way… we’re arguing about it.

If you grew up on cable TV, Saturday morning cartoons, and loud Super Bowl ads — this episode for you.

Tap in. Rate. Subscribe. And drop your Top 5 because I already know somebody mad at ours.

On This episode, Skoolboi and Rio are joined by the homie Contort Mo from the Childish Grownups Podcast to debate our Top 5 Video Games of All Time — and yeah… this list gets personal.

We’re talking every era. Every system worth mentioning. From Nintendo classics and Sega nostalgia to PlayStation runs and Xbox dominance. If it shaped the culture, raised us, or had us up at 2AM trying to beat one more level — it’s getting discussed.

We also throw out some Honorable Mentions that absolutely could’ve cracked the top five depending on the day.

In this episode:

•  The games that defined our childhood
•  The most overrated and underrated picks
•  Console loyalty debates
•  A few wild takes that might have you yelling at your speakers

Mo came ready with heat. Rio stood ten toes on his list. And Skoolboi? Let’s just say somebody had to bring balance to the madness.

Tap in, leave a rating, and drop your Top 5 on social media — we want all the smoke.

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Some movie and TV deaths didn’t just make us sad — they broke us.

On this episode of Who TF Asked You?!, Skoolboi and Rio are joined by special guest Rich to debate their Top 5 Movie & TV Deaths That Shattered a Generation. From childhood trauma to unforgettable TV losses, we revisit the moments that made us pause the screen, sit in silence, and question why writers hate us.

We get into:

• Movie deaths vs TV deaths — which ones hurt longer
• Why certain losses hit harder as adults
• The emotional impact of first-time watches
• And the honorable mentions that still sting to this day

This episode is nostalgic, emotional, funny, and unapologetically honest — exactly how Who TF Asked You?! does it.

 Tap in, relive the pain, and tell us…

Which movie or TV death broke you the most?

On this episode of Who TF Asked You?!, Skoolboi and Rio are joined by Mo from the Childish Grownups Podcast to dive into one of the most nostalgic and heated debates yet:

 What are the Top 5 Greatest Cartoons of All Time?

We revisit the cartoons that raised a generation, shaped our sense of humor, influenced culture, and are STILL being argued about decades later.

 We talk about iconic cartoons like:

• Rugrats

• SpongeBob SquarePants

• Hey Arnold!

• Bobby’s World

• The Powerpuff Girls

• Looney Tunes

• Rocko’s Modern Life

• Dragon Ball Z

• Animaniacs

• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

• The Boondocks

The debate touches on:

 Cultural impact vs. mainstream popularity

 Which cartoons aged the best (and which didn’t)

 Adult themes hidden in kids’ cartoons

 What really makes a cartoon “GOAT status”

If you grew up on Saturday morning cartoons, after-school TV blocks, and staying up past your bedtime for animated shows, this episode is for you.

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Get ready for some holiday chaos because Rio & Skoolboi are breaking down their Top 5 Holiday Movies of ALL TIME — and as usual, the takes are wild. 

In this episode of Who TF Asked You?! we dive into the best, funniest, most chaotic, and most nostalgic Christmas movies, including:

 Home Alone

 Die Hard (yup, we debate it)

 Friday After Next

 Four Christmases

 Jingle All the Way

 The Best Man Holiday

 Elf

 Dashing Thru the Snow

…plus a bunch of our personal favorites and culture picks.

We also get personal with:

 Our best Christmas memories

 The one gift we never got growing up

 And the gift Santa STILL owes us to this day 

Whether you’re here for the nostalgia, the cultural debates, or the holiday slander, this episode brings laughs, real talk, and good vibes.

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Rio and Skoolboi go bar-for-bar debating the Top 5 Rap Debut Albums of All Time — and no era is safe. From Get Rich or Die Tryin’ and good kid, m.A.A.d city to The College Dropout, Ready to Die, TM101, Back for the First Time, It’s Dark and Hell Is Hot, Reasonable Doubt, Doggystyle, and The Documentary — the guys break down which first albums really changed hip-hop forever.

Expect heated takes, classic moments, and plenty of “you wildin’” energy as they decide who had the greatest debut in rap history.

This week, Skool finally sits down to watch Nick Cannon’s 2005 action-comedy Underclassman — and Rio’s hosting! From undercover bike cops to early-2000s chaos, the crew breaks down whether this movie was unfairly hated or rightfully forgotten.

They’re diving into:

 Nick Cannon’s early film run

 Movies that did it better

 The best (and worst) parts of early-2000s Hollywood

Was Underclassman an underrated gem or just a corny cop comedy? Tune in and find out!

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Skoolboi makes Rio — a die-hard Will Smith fan — watch Wild Wild West for the first time 

Is it an underrated classic or a wild mess that deserved all the hate? The guys break down the movie’s chaos, the soundtrack, and whether Will should’ve taken The Matrix instead. 

 Tune in for nostalgia, debates, and plenty of laughs — only on Who TF Asked You?!

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