On this week’s episode of The Chant, co-hosts Hikaru Kudo and Justin LaBelle get a bit emotional running through the show for the week.

Hikaru kicks things off by giving his take on the Detroit Lions primetime match-up against the Green Bay Packers, which resulted in a 23-22 loss for the Lions (6:34).

Justin then follows up talking about Lizzo and her getting accused of plagiarism for a portion of her song, “Truth Hurts” (27:54).

Hikaru then continues football talk, this time the MSU football team and answers if he thinks it’s time for Mark Dantonio to leave Michigan State (46:22).

To wrap up the show, Justin quizzes Hikaru on Pitchfork’s Top 200 songs of the 2010s (1:03:02).

In this week’s episode of The Chant, co-hosts Hikaru Kudo and Justin Labelle still are figuring out a regular schedule for the podcast.

In the meantime, Hikaru headlines by recapping the split weekend by MSU Volleyball against Ohio State and Maryland (8:00).

Justin follows up by updating us on Kanye West news and drama from the past week (28:46).

Then, Hikaru dives into a preview of Formula 1’s Japanese Grand Prix taking place this Sunday at Suzuka Circuit (43:39).

To wrap up the show, Justin mixes things up by quizzing Hikaru on Pitchfork’s Top 200 best albums of the 2010s (57:30).

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The Chant is back after a brief leave last week as co-host Justin LaBelle fought the stomach bug.

Co-host Hikaru Kudo kicks off the tenth episode by recapping and giving his unhappy thoughts on MSU football’s loss to Arizona State last Saturday (6:02).

From unhappy, we get slightly happier as Justin catches us up on some music news including a college student getting arrested for quoting a Tyler the Creator song and Nicki Minaj’s retirement from music (25:12).

Back over to sports, Hikaru talks about tailgating season including the highs, the lows and everything in between and asks listeners what kind of tailgater they are (37:55).

To wrap up the episode, Justin talks about Tool’s album beating Taylor Swift on The Billboard Top 200 list and faithful Taylor fans upset about the news (47:00).