Old White Young Black

Meek might be free but the boys gotta be judge and jury when they review his new album, Championships. They break down some of Meek's history, talk about his new 'best friend' Drake and how Meek Mill might have been the spark that started so many fires in hip-hop today. Things have gotten even more interesting (if that's possible) in the Yeezy saga and they dig into it during another edition of Kanye Korner!

5 years is a long time to wait for an album...Did Tha Carter V deliver? The boys chop up Weezy's latest and talk Cash Money and everything else we all loved circa 2000. This episode is hot...700 degrees hot! (This joke will make sense after you listen to this episode) Plus, the Kanye saga continues...

The boys talk Eminem's latest album, Kamikaze. Just how far will legacy carry you? They debate whether or not Logic can say the N word (trust us, just listen) and of course, it wouldn't be Old White Young Black without a visit to the Kayne Korner. Scoopity Whoop!

Straight up! It's lit! This episode the guys break down Travis Scott's Astroworld. Spoiler alert...it's amazing. Also, it wouldn't be an OWYB episode if they didn't also talk about Kanye. Let's get into it!

Wrapping up the 5 album GOOD Music cycle, the guys review KIDS SEE GHOSTS, Nas and Teyana Taylor's contributions. While they don't agree on everything, they do agree that Nas is not on either of their GOAT lists and that hands down, the song WTP from Teyana's album is not good. KIDS SEE GHOSTS gets all up in our feelings and Kanye time draws real close to its end (for now...). Whoopity Scoop!

The fellas begin reviewing the 5 album GOOD Music cycle, beginning with DAYTONA by Pusha T and ye by Kanye West. There's a lot going on in this episode and this is just the first 2 albums! Elliott's love affair with Kanye continues...

  On the inaugural episode of OLD WHITE YOUNG BLACK, your hosts Scott Eason (the white one) & Elliott White (the black one) kick things off by talking about none other than Drizzy himself, Aubrey Graham AKA Drake and his new album, Scorpion.