Continuing the conversation from the last episode the group talk about the intricacies of relationships and the things that make them work and fail, a recap of the poor Brampton representation by resident gyalis Tristan Thompson, and some other celebrity gossip that's been circulating.

As Black History (or as Ye calls it “Black Future Month”) continues, the gang start off by recapping racial insensitivities found on some other platforms as it pertains to dating and race, some experiences had in grade school as well as the post secondary landscape.

Kicking off Black history month with another extended episode, the gang talk about the impact of an all black Cast in Harder They Fall and Netflix’s resurgence, 2022 goals and more.

With an extended episode to kick off 2022, we hear the trio talk about some old news about Da Baby and Danileigh as well as etiquette with your signifiant other on the dance floor and letting other people dance with her, 3somes, having a years worth of moves in the tuck, the importance of sexual chemistry in a relationship and more.

The Boys continue the conversation about the writing process in music and the parallels in the acting world, 50 Cent's rise in Television, some commentary on Ye's legendary interview, women's body's and her rights to choose as well as the difficulties in reading her.

On a slightly longer episode? (woo hoo) the guys talk about Champagne Papi’s "Atrium" as well as Ye and Drizzy squashing the long tenure tete a tete, The release of Everything is Right Here from EverythingOShauN, finding the balance between creating and releasing and Trivelle teases an upcoming short film.

On the 22nd episode, DJXP and Trivelle touch on the Rittenhouse trial results, maintaining meaningful connections and why tensions in America may eventually come to a head with a civil war.

This episode picks up where number 20th left off and delves in holding other men accountable, the types of men women have dealt with as well as a subject that has been on every persons mind for the last while...

For the 20th episode, the beloved trio take the bulk of time talking about the pandemic and how it has impacted their respective careers and the overall work ethic needed in the "pursuit".

While the guys start the conversation around the recent release of Candyman and the black trauma tropes being the epicenter in Hollywood, Trivelle and DJXP lead the conversation On where young black people can find their identity in 2021 as well as XP recounting the day his “viral” moment got hijacked by another creative and what the TikTok & Twitter (this is not an ad) community did (and have to offer society.)