Episode 077 | Punchlines & Mixtapes
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The guys are back and this week we’re starting off with Black stand-up comedy under fire — Jamie Foxx sparks conversation with his latest performance, while Mojo Brookzz faces criticism over his Netflix debut. Is Black stand-up losing its touch, or are we judging a new generation too harshly? And are Instagram comedians getting stand-up specials too easily, or can viral stars really carry a full 45-minute set?
Next up, we get into Pharrell and Quavo’s Qromelife. With Pharrell producing all 14 tracks, are fans hearing a legendary producer losing his touch, or did Quavo fail to bring enough personality to the project? Has Pharrell been living off his legacy, or are we holding him to an impossible standard?
From there, we take it back to 2011 — the golden era of mixtapes. Lil Wayne’s Sorry 4 the Wait, Meek Mill’s Dreamchasers, Future’s Dirty Sprite, Mac Miller’s Best Day Ever, and Nipsey Hussle’s The Marathon Continues are all in the conversation. Which mixtape really had it? What’s overrated, what’s underrated, and does your ranking change when you revisit these projects today?
Then we hit the sports world with college football chaos, NFL drama, and boxing’s next big fights. Florida’s college football programs are battling for bragging rights, Haney vs. Shakur could be headed to Atlanta, and Jermall Charlo has another opportunity to prove himself. Who has the most to prove, and who comes out on top?
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