What More Can We Say?

On this episode of What More Can We Say, a farewell to Spirit Airlines (0:34) sets the tone before a deep dive into the Michael movie (5:20). News of Chris Brown and Usher’s tour sparks a conversation on what that run should look like (15:49). Drake’s upcoming Iceman rollout (24:50) has the room split on whether it’s actually hitting, while Kehlani’s latest album (34:32) gets its moment of appreciation. And much more!

On this episode of What More Can We Say, love is in the air as the crew recaps their Valentine’s Day weekend (1:10), which unexpectedly opens the door to a real conversation about breakups and how each of them move when love falls apart (4:53). Hip-hop starts heating up with LaRussell taking shots at Lil Wayne (18:40), and J. Cole’s “final” album The Fall-Off (29:26) gets a full breakdown with honest reactions and expectations. And much more.

On this episode of What More Can We Say, the gang dive straight into A$AP Rocky’s new album Don’t Be Dumb (0:05), breaking down the sound and what this moment means for him. J. Cole’s rumored final project The Fall-Off (9:39) gets put under the microscope, with big expectations and plenty of opinions on what the album should deliver. Grammy talk is in the air (20:05), followed by a heated debate around Nicki Minaj and her growing closeness to Trump (22:16). Kai Cenat stepping away from streaming and what his next move could look like (35:20) is in the mix — and much more.

New year, same chaos. On the first episode of 2026, What More Can We Say opens with reflections on stepping into a new chapter and what’s getting left behind in 2025, plus a story about one of the hosts getting ghosted after a night out. The breakup of TikTok couple Kristy Sarah and Desmond Scott sparks a fiery debate about the craziest things we’ve done for love. The group weighs in on major headlines surrounding the ICE raid in Minnesota and talk of Trump invading Venezuela, and close out with their thoughts on 21 Savage’s latest album — and much more.

It’s Christmas and the fits match the energy. On this episode of What More Can We Say, Stu shares his top three things men should never do during the holidays. Talk of a supposed Brandy and Beyoncé “beef” starts making the rounds, followed by reactions to JT from City Girls saying she’s done performing alongside older artists. The conversation heats up with a strong group discussion around the new Netflix Diddy documentary, before shifting into music talk and breakdowns of Spotify and Apple year-end wrap-ups — and much more!

On this episode of What More Can We Say, the guys welcome a new addition to the show — Amani Villa — and kick things off with a recap of a chaotic Halloween weekend. Rumors of a possible Big Sean and Jhené Aiko breakup spark a deeper conversation on how long people should wait before getting married. With the official rap album Grammy nominations finally out, they break down the list and dig into how influencer culture is reshaping the industry and award shows. They also share their thoughts on the new Michael trailer — and much more!

AI singers, album delays, and a hip-hop legend gone too soon.On the 10th (!!!) episode of What More Can We Say, the guys pay tribute to the late D’Angelo (0:40) before diving into Timbaland’s controversial new AI singer (4:55) and revisiting Mobb Deep’s legacy in real hip-hop (10:05). They mix in some sports talk with an NFL recap and NBA season preview (14:57), react to the sudden cancellations on NBA YoungBoy’s tour (21:46), and share thoughts on Roddy Ricch and A$AP Rocky pushing their albums back yet again (30:56). Stu closes things out with stories from his recent travels (35:58) — and much more.

Stu and Jalen kick things off recapping their birthdays before diving into Diddy’s official sentencing. Cardi B finally drops her long-awaited album and her Twitter feud with Nicki Minaj takes center stage. They later break down Young Thug’s post-jail rollout, share their thoughts on his new project, and more!

The guys kick things off breaking down a wild UFC fight gone wrong involving Rampage Jackson’s son (0:47), then dive into the buzz around Cardi B’s upcoming album and what it means for women in hip-hop right now (5:32). Chance The Rapper finally drops his new project — but does it put him back on top? (24:28). Jalen drops a surprising plea for love?! (29:34). All that and way more in this episode!

The guys dive into the news of Atlanta’s legendary strip club Cheetah shutting its doors and share their takes on the city’s top clubs. They look ahead to the upcoming NFL season, break down the release of NBA 2K26, and give their thoughts on Offset’s latest album—plus plenty more along the way.

The guys discuss the complex nature of Hulk Hogan’s legacy, OneMusicFest lineup review, the new Tyler The Creator album and a phone call from one of our favorite MCs towards the end of the episode you don’t wanna miss!

Did you miss us? The guys are back after a brief hiatus to catch you up on their review of the Clipse album, the Coldplay incident with a deep dive into being caught cheating and being cheated on, talking Emmy nominations & more!

The guys give their opinions on BillBoard's top R&B artists of all time, review The Clipse and Cardi B new singles, discuss the current Tyler Perry accusations, & more!

The guys give their thoughts on the Sean 'Diddy' Combs trial, discuss whether or not Tha Carter VI lives up to the hype, the NBA finals, & more!

The guys discuss the current legal situation with Halle & DDG, give their reactions to the Big Sean, Joey Bada$$ & Ab-Soul Red Bull Freestyle, make their predictions for upcoming rap releases and more.

Stu & Jalen chop it up about the reception Young Thug has received since getting out of jail, whether or not Doechii Hate is justified, the NBA playoffs, and more.