Jamaal Roland, Jr. (Reverend Roland) brings long time friend Nick who has expert opinions when it comes to music. This episode is the music segment of the previous episode however it was separated as two different episodes. In this episode we discussed Tyler the Creator's Chromakopia, Lil Uzi Vert's Eternal Atake 2, Jacquees Baby making, 50 years of hip hop, how women have dominated rap and what can women rappers do differently, best soundtrack over the past few years, best albums of the decade so far, who is shaping up to take over the decade, and J Cole's Port Antonio and Kendrick Lamar's Let the Party Die. As you can see here there was a lot discussed so stop reading and start listening!
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