In episode 296 of the Homeroom Smooth Podcast, hosts No No and Frankie discuss a range of topics starting with the ongoing 'weatherpocalypse' in Southern California and the consequences of blocked drains. They dive into the unexpected topic of Drake's leaked nudes and how social media platforms have reacted. They also talk about the implications of Hulu, following Netflix's lead, cracking down on password sharing, affecting longtime users. Moving on to the Grammys, they debate Taylor Swift's Album of the Year win for 'Midnights' and discuss Beyonce's and Kendrick Lamar's nominations. Additionally, they touch on the unfair arrest of Killer Mike on Grammy night. Finally, they turn their attention to the upcoming Super Bowl 58, covering potential winners, the commercialized nature of the event, and the challenges even celebrities face attending it. The show concludes with lighthearted final thoughts and hopes for a good game.
00:00 Introduction and Weather Woes
01:52 Drake's Nudes Leak Controversy
07:22 Hulu Password Sharing Crackdown
14:51 Grammys Recap and Reactions
30:13 The Arrest of Killer Mike: A Show of Force
31:40 Comparing Celebrity Treatment: Will Smith vs. Killer Mike
35:03 The Super Bowl: Predictions and Preparations
36:48 The Commercialization of the Super Bowl
40:49 Super Bowl Commercials: Playing It Safe
46:13 Final Thoughts and Predictions
56:12 Closing Remarks and Sign-Off
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