The guys start the podcast in traditional fashion reacting to the news that Tory Lanez will not get a new trial and that the Sentencing is due for June 13, the conversation turns musical as they debate who had a bigger career between his former mentor Sean Kingston and himself. Trivelle reflects on the heat he took last episode for his drake Honestly Nevermind being more impactful than Jay Z/ Linkin Park collision course. XP asks T about his trip to Miami for The 2023 Miami Grand Prix and brings up the concept of “social capital” and how that impacts his everyday life. The idea of taking time out for yourself amidst chasing and achieving your dreams gets interpreted by the three of them in their own way and why it works and doesn’t work. Things make its way to relationships and the differences within the black community versus others and gets rounded out by a list circulating the web about things masculine men cannot do (courtesy of @Southside_Gunn). The episode closes out about a romantic pandemic documentary about dates, the writers strike and alternate explanations of snowfall.

In Episode 47, the gang get together and start things off with the fate of Hollywood’s latest fall from grace in Jonathan Majors and all the nuance with being black dealing with other cultures. The conversation moves into two long lost lovebirds reconnecting in Nelly and Ashanti (and how fine she is). Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon’s departure from their respective networks comes up as they get into more music related discussions in Frank Ocean’s relevance after his Coachella “appearance”, Drake’s position in the game in comparison to Hov (and their similarities), and the rise of the machine (Ai) and more.

In Episode 46, YMWSD4T gets “visual” in the first ever fully video recorded podcast. DJXP gets acclimated to the new space while they all get caught up with the changes and then get into some life recaps from Trivelle. The conversation carries into the type of women that would be needed to keep up with a dynamic lifestyle. They then shift to the April fuelled rumours of Champagne Papi’s $250 000/hour studio rental, Twitter’s new pay for “verification” or lose it coming into play this month, Trump indictment, Dave Portnoy and Barstool’s criticism of College athlete Angel Reese and more.

Episode 45 kicks off with the dissection of the final 20 in the top 50 Greatest Hip Hop Artists of all time list put out by Billboard and Vibe. Tensions flare as disagreements emerge on the placements of certain heavy hitter acts such as Ye (formerly Kanye West) & Nicki Minaj. DJXP charges Trivelle to form a remix of the list to make more sense of it while OShauN co signs most of his selections. The conversation switches to legendary status of titans like Michael Jackson and Beyoncé (being the last of elite performers). Rihanna’s catalogue gets discussed as well as Cardi B ever releasing an album, Chris Brown rants + more.

The boys get back together while XP praises Trivelle’s frequent transparency on the pod, they then give their thoughts on the verdict of fellow embattled Brampton crooner Tory Lanez while sentencing is due end of the month (Feb 28th). Along with EverythingOShauN, they then get into a basketball tingled-tangent ranging from Ben Simmons viability in the league, Van Vleet, Kyrie’s drama and a lot more and then, speaking on the monumental scoring record Lebron James recently broke while drawing comparisons to the story arc that Michael Jordan left on the league.

On Episode 43, the gang continue conversations around the Tory vs Meg case (prior to Tory conviction), dealing with and experiencing DV firsthand, DJXP also presents Trivelle with a framed copy of one of his early rap projects “The Rise Of Music” and his possible imminent return to the mic and conversations lead to the best projects of Drake’s career so far. The episode also travels to some personal stories from EverythingOShauN and Trivelle as well as talking about the signs and positions you play when potentially pursuing women and more.

In an Episode to close out 2022, the gang discuss a myriad of topics including what 2022 represented (for Trivelle and EverythingOShauN), the idea pf New Years Resolutions, removing yourself from relationships that no longer serve, people that compromise themselves for certain gains inside and outside relationships, how dating has changed with social media, sex and lot more.

Continuing the “fear” conversation from last episode, DJXP delves deeper into his personal fears as well as what no longer brings him fear, after some birthday banter, XP teases more personal drama that surrounded his own birthday celebration. The conversation continues with relationship drama, breaking down gospel legend Marvin Sapp’s "Never Would Have Made It” which leads into the conversation of New vs Old Church and the difference of life being better “back then”, time and changing your relationship with “desire”, woke Ice Spice, Glorilla and a-lot more shenanigans.

On the 40th episode, Trivelle gets introspective about life & work and the pursuit etc as the conversations gears towards the celebration of another year round the sun and their feelings towards it, they then unpack the events that led to “Kyrie” Gate then get into the topic of “Fear” and how it guides society and all of their lives individually.

Continuing the conversation from last episode, they get into Ime Udoka and sexual advances in the workplace, debating the success of the Woman King, Top Gun’s Resurgence, Shaq’s comments on how to save the WNBA Trivelle’s Movie Talk appearing on nationally syndicated CBC/CBC Gem and touch on free speech.