Rap & Order

For Case 184, we revisit Roddy Ricch’s debut, Please Excuse Me For Being Anti Social. Has he been cursed by the Sophomore jinx?

For Case 183, the guys revisit Lil Wayne's monumental Dedication 2 release, and ask themselves: Is it the best Gangsta Grillz tape DJ Drama has released?

For this episode, the guys revisit JID’s DiCaprio 2, and uncover what makes him so slept on, despite being backed by a major artist and dropping consistently good music.

Case 181 brings us to Project Pat's Mista Don't Play-- Everythang's Workin, with a heavy focus on why the Memphis-bred wordsmith is so slept on.

For Case 180, the guys revisit Lupe Fiasco’s The Cool. While Lupe is regarded as an incredible lyricist, was The Cool a classic album?

For Case 179, we revisit Kamaiyah’s debut mixtape, “A Good Night in the Ghetto.”

For this episode, the guys breakdown Roc Marciano’s sophomore album, Reloaded. Despite being released 10 years ago, it still manages to sound current. Is Roc Marci the king of the underground?

For Case 177, we break down Boldy James’ Bo Jackson project, which was produced by The Alchemist. While breaking down track-by-track, we also discuss how far he’s come as an MC, and how he ranks amongst other rappers in his tier.

For Case 176, we revisit Wiz Khalifa and Curren$y’s collaborative effort, “How Fly,” and reminisce on the beloved blog era.

For Case 175, we revisit Lil Baby's My Turn. The album helped turn him into one of Hip-Hop's most exciting new voices. But is it a rap classic?