Ep. 16 | "Dun duh duh Duuuuhh!, Duuuuhh duh Dun Duh Duuuuhhh!"

After a little break the boys are back with a MHA: Heroes Rising review. The coveted NSFW entertainment site OnlyFans was hacked, and the boys have the plug. Erykah Badu's personal smelling incense sell out with the promise of creating more, and Hawk is at the ready. Royce drops "The Allegory", and it is everything hip hop heads were expecting. D. Wade is featured on a track with Rick Ross called "Season Tickets", and its what you'd expect from a NBA star turned rapper. More garbage Antonio Brown drops another "classic" with the track "Running", so yeah... Public Enemy finally kicks co-founder group member Flavor Flav out of the group, a final straw effort in response to his years of S#!%ing up the brand. Meg the Stallion has music woes when her label blocks her from making music for the foreseeable future. Rolling Stone pubs one of the greatest covers in the history of the magazine with SZA, Meg the Stallion, and Normani gracing the title page. Lord Jamar waters down years of Enimen hate when he confirms a point Mr. Jamar has made, but the guys know there was more to his hate than just that. Tik Tok is killing or children(or their fathers) with a new challenge called "Skull breaking". We may have good news for the  black community in regards to the coronavirus, but don't take their word for it. Finally, FINAL FANTASY 7 releases an official demo for the FF7: Remake, and it is everything they dreamed of.