Episode 16 | "Somebody Do Something!"
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In today's episode Miles and Spencer discuss the shortcomings of the GRAMMYs and brainstorm how artists can fight back against the out-of-touch award show. In addition, the duo talks about Quando Rondo's new track which addresses King Von's death, and new music from Meek Mill, Blxst, and Seddy Hendrix.
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