Episode 116 kicks off with some basketball talk and early optimism about the Toronto Raptors before the gang gets into Breaking Bad, why it can be a difficult show to get into (Off the heels of last episode Top 100 TV Shows list), and the tragic death of RJ Mitte, who played Walter White Jr.

Things get heated when Trivelle and OShauN weigh in on Shane Gillis' controversial Saturday Night Live joke about women wearing revealing gym clothes. What starts as a discussion about comedy quickly turns into a bigger debate about gym etiquette, staring versus looking, and whether people should expect attention based on what they wear. Then there's Kelly Clarkson's Brooklyn bird controversy, involving a mechanical bird reportedly valued at $15,000, and Trivelle explains why he thinks her handling of the situation was reckless.

The crew also shows some love to Tinashe's new album Poster before diving into Grammy season, Drake and J. Cole's absence from the submissions, and whether their decision not to participate affects the credibility of the awards. That leads to a look back at Drake's relationship with the Grammys and some of the snubs that still have people talking.

Later, a Reddit post about a woman who left her fiancé only to watch him build the life she now wishes she had sparks a conversation about relationships, regret, and second thoughts. To close things out, the gang debates a viral video of a young Turkish Muslim boy refusing to let a female referee raise his hand after a competition, before getting into the story of Kid Rock replacing Eminem on a feature.

Another episode with a little bit of everything (oshaun) and plenty of opinions. You Might Wanna Sit Down 4 This.

After a brief hiatus, the gang is back for Episode 115.

Going through the majority of The New York Times’ Top 100 TV Shows of the 21st Century, they try to figure out why some shows were missing and whether the list is actually up to code. From there, they each give their three shows that have captivated them from the year of COVID until now.

They then get into their thoughts on Drake’s FOMO stream, which featured music videos, stories, and new music. XP brings up AZ Chike’s missing Kendrick feature from his major-label debut, and the group debates why it wasn’t a given. Meanwhile, 2 Chainz reminisces about a once-in-a-lifetime collaboration that will likely never happen again.

From there, they speculate about what Jay-Z could do amid the rumored struggle to find a musician for the Super Bowl slot before giving their overall thoughts on the Ed Sheeran, Macklemore, Robert Kraft, and Free Palestine controversy.

They wrap with some Toronto sports talk, including Kawhi’s exuberant press conference, Vladdy’s comments about his salary, and more.

Episode 114 is another packed one.

After XP congratulating the cast on reaching 10k downloads of the podcast audio, The crew gets into the Keffe D conviction surrounding the murder of 2Pac, why people involved in serious crimes sometimes feel the need to talk about them, and the psychology behind crossing certain lines.

From there, the conversation moves through 2Pac and DMX, the passing of Dolly Parton, and plenty of music talk, including Rod Wave sad raunchy interpolation song, Drake’s mysterious September 15th announcement, and Don Toliver’s star-studded tour stops w/ Drake and Timberlake.

Then things take a turn with Raven-Symoné and the conversation around That’s So Raven and recent things she has said on her podcast, before the crew gets into the latest Clippers/Kawhi/Raptors drama’s conclusion and, eventually, a heated discussion with XP and Trivelle about friendship, relationships, proximity, and the strange ways people end up dating within the same circles involving Summer House stars Amanda, Ciara, West, Big Sean, Jhene Aiko, Larry June and more.

Music, sports, relationships, pop culture, crime and a few arguments in between. Jam-packed episode You Might Wanna Sit Down 4 This.