
About this episode
Is Hip Hop real music? This episode is full of swag, as the guys dissect political commentator, Ben Shapiro's, comments about Rap not being music. They also discuss who the best southern rappers of all time are, they analyze Billboard's list of the best music producers of the 21st century and they also debut a new segment called; "Do they say the N word?".
Topics discussed:
- Megan Thee Stallion being the first rapper on the cover of Sports Illustrated
- Is team USA's basketball team really this bad?
- Deion Sanders walks out of interview
- Is Ben Shapiro racist?
- A newly discovered Tupac diss track
- Royce 5'9 and Lupe Fiasco "beef"
- Kanye West's new album and launch party
- Maria Taylor leaving ESPN and joining NBC Sports
Anthony also tells us what his beef is with Christopher "Kid" Reid and Jeff gets schooled by Ant about the meaning behind Kanye's new album title "Donda". Alot of laughter ensues, but one thing is for certain, nobody has swagga like us.
Referenced links:
US political commentator Ben Shapiro says rap isn’t real music - Classic FM
Deion Sanders Leaves Interview After Reporter Calls Him by First Name Twice: 'Don't Do That' (msn.com)
50 Best Music Producers of the 21st Century | Billboard
Featured song: Swagga Like Us - T.I. featuring Kanye West, Jay-Z, and Lil Wayne
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