Buckle up, because this episode is absolute chaos! Hosted by Superlative Sain, Ronn Lezama, and JJwlz, this podcast dives into everything from shocking car crashes to intense workplace drama, job hunt struggles, and even a Superman debate that gets HEATED! 🎬🔥We kick things off with a wild story about a young woman who smashes her car into a building—but trust us, the aftermath is even crazier! Then, we take a deep dive into job interview nightmares, with one host breaking down a technical grilling that had him questioning everything.But that’s not all—one of our hosts shares an insane workplace horror story featuring unruly members, tense confrontations, and even POLICE getting involved! 😱 Ever been to a rage room? Well, one of us has, and let’s just say the experience was next-level cathartic!As the conversation shifts, we tackle the harsh realities of job hunting in the modern world, including the pros and cons of AI tools and whether LinkedIn is truly useful or just another headache.And of course, we circle back to the car crash incident, diving deep into the driver’s actions, the building damage, and the repair process—spoiler alert, it’s a LOT more complicated than you’d think!But wait—there’s more! 🎬🔥 We take a hard look at upcoming blockbusters, breaking down our thoughts on the new Superman movie (one of us has some STRONG opinions on this 🦸) and whether Fantastic Four will be a hit or a flop!Before we wrap things up, we throw down in a wild game of acronyms—can YOU guess the phrases before we do?! 🤯

In this episode of It’s Ironic, Ronn Lezama and Superlative Sain sit down with special guest Frank Nizza, an artist with deep roots in storytelling, music, and culture. Things kick off with Ronn sharing a wild stop-and-frisk experience that sets the tone for a real and unfiltered episode. From there, the crew dives into everything from music industry challenges to language censorship on platforms like YouTube.Frank gives us the inside scoop on his upcoming release, The Glenville Project Phase One — how it came together, what inspired it, and his personal favorite track. We also get into his creative process, the importance of artistic support, and the value of staying true to your voice in a digital landscape increasingly shaped by “brand safety.”Expect hilarious side stories too: Superlative talks about moments from his tour, Ronn recounts a bizarre train encounter, and the gang reflects on Parisian culture, DJ Stella’s Jamaican accent, Bobby Caldwell album covers, and even vintage punch-card computers. By the end, things take a wild turn with a heated hypothetical: can 100 regular men take down one adult gorilla in a fight? The takes are strong, the laughs are loud, and the debate is ridiculous.If you’re into music, culture, raw convos, and off-the-wall hypotheticals, this episode is for you

In this episode of It’s Ironic, Ronn Lezama and Superlative Sain sit down with special guest Frank Nizza, an artist with deep roots in storytelling, music, and culture. Things kick off with Ronn sharing a wild stop-and-frisk experience that sets the tone for a real and unfiltered episode. From there, the crew dives into everything from music industry challenges to language censorship on platforms like YouTube.Frank gives us the inside scoop on his upcoming release, The Glenville Project Phase One — how it came together, what inspired it, and his personal favorite track. We also get into his creative process, the importance of artistic support, and the value of staying true to your voice in a digital landscape increasingly shaped by “brand safety.”Expect hilarious side stories too: Superlative talks about moments from his tour, Ronn recounts a bizarre train encounter, and the gang reflects on Parisian culture, DJ Stella’s Jamaican accent, Bobby Caldwell album covers, and even vintage punch-card computers. By the end, things take a wild turn with a heated hypothetical: can 100 regular men take down one adult gorilla in a fight? The takes are strong, the laughs are loud, and the debate is ridiculous.If you’re into music, culture, raw convos, and off-the-wall hypotheticals, this episode is for you.

🚨 This episode gets intense. We kick things off with a heated debate that quickly turns into a philosophical showdown: If you could only save one person on a lifeboat… who would it be? Emotions run high as the crew confronts tough moral choices, past traumas, and just how far they’d go to survive. 👀Then we jump straight into the gaming chaos: Marvel Rivals has a healer problem—and they're on strike. We break down the meta, share our own gameplay styles, and debate whether controllers or mouse & keyboard give you the edge. 🎮From Pokémon nostalgia and Game Boy memories to Solo Leveling anime beef, this one’s packed with drama, hot takes, and hilarious moments. We even talk about replacing a co-host… for real.

🚨 This episode gets intense. We kick things off with a heated debate that quickly turns into a philosophical showdown: If you could only save one person on a lifeboat… who would it be? Emotions run high as the crew confronts tough moral choices, past traumas, and just how far they’d go to survive. 👀Then we jump straight into the gaming chaos: Marvel Rivals has a healer problem—and they're on strike. We break down the meta, share our own gameplay styles, and debate whether controllers or mouse & keyboard give you the edge. 🎮From Pokémon nostalgia and Game Boy memories to Solo Leveling anime beef, this one’s packed with drama, hot takes, and hilarious moments. We even talk about replacing a co-host… for real.

This week on It's Ironic, we're spilling the tea on a near-death experience for the podcast! We're back after a long hiatus, and the reunion is... eventful. Sane returns from a whirlwind trip to Paris, bringing back more than just a baguette (and a pen?). We unpack the drama of his surprise trip, a hilarious misunderstanding with his brother, and the incredible people he met in the City of Lights. But the real story? The shocking cost of podcast editing! We reveal the outrageous quotes we received – some reaching a staggering $1000 per episode! Find out how we almost had to shut down, the hilarious struggles of teaching middle schoolers (trust us, it's wild), and the unbelievable Uber ride that cost Ronn an extra $75 thanks to congestion pricing. Plus, we play a round of "One's Gotta Go," featuring Italian pasta, French croissants, and more! Join us for laughs, drama, and a whole lot of "It's Ironic" moments.

This week on It's Ironic, we're spilling the tea on a near-death experience for the podcast! We're back after a long hiatus, and the reunion is... eventful. Sane returns from a whirlwind trip to Paris, bringing back more than just a baguette (and a pen?). We unpack the drama of his surprise trip, a hilarious misunderstanding with his brother, and the incredible people he met in the City of Lights. But the real story? The shocking cost of podcast editing! We reveal the outrageous quotes we received – some reaching a staggering $1000 per episode! Find out how we almost had to shut down, the hilarious struggles of teaching middle schoolers (trust us, it's wild), and the unbelievable Uber ride that cost Ronn an extra $75 thanks to congestion pricing. Plus, we play a round of "One's Gotta Go," featuring Italian pasta, French croissants, and more! Join us for laughs, drama, and a whole lot of "It's Ironic" moments.

In this action-packed and unfiltered episode of the ItsIronnic Podcast, RonnLezama and Superlative.Sain are checking in on dreams, fitness, and accountability—with plenty of laughs along the way.Ronn’s podcast intro gets ruined, and things go left fast. He also shares his latest battle wounds (aka a leg injury) and takes us through his property bidding experience—was it a win or an L? Meanwhile, Sain is on a roll, making moves in fitness and music, but he’s not letting Ronn off the hook—push-up accountability is real this year.The crew dives into Celsius drinks and whether they’re actually worth the hype. Then, it’s anime talk—we’re breaking down Solo Leveling, Sakamoto Days, and Invincible before looking ahead to plans to see Captain America and debating whether post-Endgame Marvel still hits the same.Of course, we couldn’t skip the Super Bowl, from Kendrick Lamar’s performance to the latest drama with Saquon Barkley’s contract. And since Valentine’s Day is around the corner, we tap into plans (or lack thereof) and what’s in store for the season of love.🔥 This episode is full of goals, callouts, and culture talk—tune in now and see why accountability is the theme of the year!