On this week's episode, things kicked off with Nate and Yves joking on Rob's newest discovery... he's colorblind! All of the past behind the scenes debates on "what color is this" are starting to make a lot more sense now. Rob also shared another entry to his collection of strange dreams, which led to a breakdown and reaction to the newest season of Netflix's "Black Mirror".
Later in the episode, the guys answer the hypothetical: "If you had to remove 1 artist in hip-hop history to SAVE hip-hop, who would it be?" Everyone had their own reason behind their selection, but share your pick with us in the comments or on social media as well! We also gave some major shoutouts to a few Boston artists and their recent collaborations that stood out to us. And of course, we couldn't end things without sharing our predictions for this year's NBA Playoffs, which led to a heated back and forth between Rob and Nate. You don't want to miss it! Tune in and enjoy the conversation!
Time Stamps:
0:00 - Rob finds out he's colorblind: "Maybe I'm not Him"
15:00 - Working long hours/ What makes a good boss?
26:30 - Intro/ Yves is on his way to becoming a Hebrew Israelite
32:30 - Rob has a strange new dream... where he unalives a family member
39:00 - Breakdown and reactions to the new season of "Black Mirror"
1:11:45 - "If you had to erase 1 artist from history to SAVE hip-hop..."
1:39:15 - Shoutouts to a few Boston artists and their recent collaborations
1:47:30 - NBA Playoffs predictions/ Nate won't accept Rob's bet
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