
About this episode
Emasculation, racism, gentrification. Its all part of the Iron Curtain that is this episode. Jeff and Anthony welcome Grandpa & Chill hosts Sierra Doss and Phines Jackson as they talk about emasculation in Hip Hop, do women like pet names, and is Batman a racist?
Topics discussed:
- Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Verzuz Wu-Tang?
- Devastating earthquake in Haiti
- New albums
- The emasculation of the black man in Hip Hop
- Gay Jokes
- An all new Ghetto Word of the Week
- Is Batman racist?
- 50 Cent getting sued by Remy Martin
- What if Superman landed in Mexico instead of Kansas
Featured song: The Iron Curtain - Benny The Butcher
Ghetto word of the week: "B"
Urban Dictionary: B
Referenced Links:
Naomi Osaka says she will donate tournament prize money to Haiti earthquake relief efforts (yahoo.com)
50 Cent Is At War W/ One Of The Biggest Alcoholic Beverages Brands Ever – SOHH.com - The Projectyl
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