This week we got the whole crew back and we’re starting off hot reacting to viral allegations that Gucci Mane was robbed by his own artist Pooh Shiesty and crew — all amid contract tension and rumors of Shiesty wanting out to join Yo Gotti’s camp. Whether the rumors are true or not, if you’re Gucci… do you cut ties? Is this strictly business, or did it just turn personal?

From there, we dive into J. Cole & The Fall Off. After bowing out of the beef and issuing an apology, does Cole still hit the same — or did that moment permanently shift how fans receive his music? Are we about to get peak introspective Cole… or a carefully protected legacy play? And can accountability still dominate in a culture that rewards chaos?

Next up, Corey Holcomb vs. Anton Daniels — when “free speech” turns physical. Was Corey standing on Black identity and pride, or reacting emotionally in the moment? In today’s content-driven internet, who really misunderstood the assignment? And when does podcast debate culture stop valuing dialogue and start rewarding escalation?

Then we tackle Druski’s viral church skit. Was it disrespectful — or just a mirror held up to mega churches that blur faith, money, and entertainment? Where’s the line between satire and offense, and who really deserves the criticism?

We close with College Football Championship fallout and NFL Playoff Weekend. What went wrong for Miami — coaching, execution, or exposure? What does this loss say about parity in college football? Plus Caleb Williams vs. the Rams, Patriots momentum, and AFC & NFC Championship picks — who’s actually built for January football?

And in this week’s 8793 Quickfire:

Mount Rushmore of Social Media Comedians.