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Dec 18, 2019 2 hr 3 min

Ep.19 | How Long Has It Been?

from Pass The Bar Hosted by Norman, Evan, & Jeff

Time flies when you’re not recording. No really it does. That being said, we couldn’t leave you without a proper episode closing 2019, and what better way to start a conversation than on the topic of Eminem? For reasons somewhat known, Pass The Bar favorite Eminem decided to send a few shots at Nick Canon since Nick can’t seem to hold his decade long L. But now Em has to hold one as well for wading into f^ckery lately. No one asked for this, but i’m sure Fat Joe and Dre appreciated the attention it brought to their collaborative album, Family Ties. Family Ties “slaps” as the internets say, and we shouldn’t be surprised as Joe has many bops under his belt. But with art comes responsibility and we’re not sure that sampling “Aguanile" for “YES" was the thing to do. Travis Scott is a multiplatinum artist…or so they say. On the surface it looks like the labels are fudging his numbers. We get to the bottom of it and other cheat codes in the segment. As previously stated on the pod, we’re big fans of Netflix’s Rhythm + Flow. While finishing the series, Norman stumbled upon something and thinks that there’s a full blown conspiracy. According to him, "the the fix is in." Topping off the episode and the year, the Past The Bar crew discuss their 2019 Spotify stats and what they’re currently listening to. Follow us: Norman - @topbananas48 Evan - @coach.barry Jeff - @iamjeffwood

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