EPISODE 7 || "Quarantine Vibes"
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Rod and Toan begin with a Baltimore bias drop from Shordie Shoride to welcome their audience back after taking 2 weeks off from Corona. (00:04) The duo explore the current happenings of corona and how it’s a great time for hustlers to flourish. (00:09) Like Netflix? More specifically Ozark, CJ Madam Walker, and more? So does Rod and Toan as they share thoughts on entertainment from directing, writing, and influence (mild-moderate spoilers). (00:22) The introduction to show stares down the barrel of Hollywood vs the documented reality of slavery and TIGER KING MADNESS. (00:30) Rod and Toan pay respects to the fallen soldiers including musical legend, Bill Withers. (00:35) Next T&R review IG battles specially producers vs. producers and their take on many of the bouts. (00:40) The Team explore producer credits vs other roles behind the scene of creating music. (00:46) More Baltimore Bias with official drop from Gwynn Hilton, “Real Streeta”. (00:49) Rod and Toan discuss Tekashi 69 release from prison and how the industry may embrace his fraudulent acts. (1:03) The inception of “Drill Music” starting with Chicago versus U.K. drill and NYC adoption of the sound. (01:12) Rod exposes himself as a hater for not being able to dance on and off TikTok. (01:22) Lebron James gets sued by a photographer for posting a picture of himself without consent. (01:26) Lastly, the two highlight the Big Baller Brand and their infiltration to team ownership. (01:28) Finally, the couple end on Baltimore Bias artist Adonis and DONALD TRUMP DRIP.
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