
About this episode
This episode is all about being above the law. Jeff and Ant break down their top 5 intros in Hip Hop history, they dissect the top 10 best selling rappers of all time and they tackle the mental health conversation involving Olympic gymnast Simone Biles after she withdrew from competition. Also, a new segment: "Ghetto Word of the Week" and the Senate passes a bill recognizing the culture.
Topics Discussed:
- Hip Hop celebration day
- Is Kanye really living at the Stadium?
- New music:
- Dave East
- Logic
- Isaiah Rashad
- Tory Lanez
- Do Eminem, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama say the "N" word?
- Riddick Bowe vs. Lamar Odom
- Do they say the N word?
Ghetto word of the week: Murked
Urban Dictionary: murked
Featured Song: Above The Law - Eminem, Royce Da 5'9
Referenced Links:
Top 10 Best-Selling Rappers of All Time - All Top Everything
Senate passes bill recognizing August 11 as “Hip Hop Celebration Day” - REVOLT
Simone Biles Withdraws from Olympics Individual All-Around | PEOPLE.com
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