We chop it over Russell Wilson eating a super-spicy hot wing instead of answering which ring is most important between his super bowl ring and engagement ring, Nick Wright suggesting that the way to fix the NBA all-star game is to put black guys on a team vs. white guys, and Cam Newton lamenting feeling equal to white people once he got to college. Plus, we discuss DJ Vlad clearing the air on a supposed joke that leaned into theories that Jay-Z had a hand in the Tory Lanez and Megan Thee Stallion case, Channing Crowder clearing the air after saying he'd sell his soul for $100 million during an appearance by Terrence Crawford on The Pivot, and speculation that Kevin Durant was back to his burner account ways during the all-star game.

We discuss the lively conversation surrounding the Super Bowl halftime show, the video that was released, and then pulled down, by the Trump administration which depicted the Obamas as apes, and whether Giannis Antetokounmpo becoming a shareholder of futures market Kalshi represents a slippery slope for sports integrity. We also discuss Lindsey Vonn fracturing her leg at the Winter Olympics after deciding to compete despite a torn ACL, sports reporter Janerika Owens being criticized for her choice of dress at Seattle Seahawks media day, and the controversy around the application of AI-only social media and the rate at which their are learning to become self-aware.

We’re back with a fresh new stream to talk about Bow Wow’s assertion that there is a lack of timeless music due to a lack of substance, the state of Texas reportedly spending nearly $250 million on Onlyfans, and A$Ap Rocky defending the ‘F*ck the Streets’ movement because, according to him, rappers and the industry have been selling lies to the fans. We also get into content creator Khaby Lame’s massive rights deal, Allen Iverson being called out for a low-energy meet-and-greet with children in Australia, and the he-said-he-said between Toosii and the head football coach at Syracuse University involving Toosii’s commitment and then de-commitment from the school.