Under Obbo Under Obbo

First episode back in 3 weeks, featuring a surprisingly sober review of Cassper Nyovest's Any Minute Now, Nasty C receives a long overdue critique after his Zulu Man With Some Mid. The boys also touch on Conway the Machines latest release.

Followed by some culture talk, an NBA debate after the Clippers early exist and LeBrons impending 4th ring, some footy talk with the Ole out agenda in full swing closing off with some gaming console talk to keep things together.

Joined by special guest KaReezy, this episode of Under Obbo begins with a deep dive into South Africa's Gender Based Violence crisis, with a specific focus on our own roles in this social pandemic. President Cupcake Ramaphosa catches a set of well-deserved shots in remembrance of the Marikana Massacre and his role in it.

Tory "Napoleon" Lanez, continues to get the slander he's earned by shooting hot girl Meg the Stallion, special guest Reezy provides us with the perspective of a big fan on the Burna Boy album. 

Finally closing off with the usual sports discussion, plus some Champions League Predictions

The boys are back with another banging episode. First on the list is a discussion on Meg the Stallion and Cardi B's amazing song "Wap", with Zee earning his feminist stripes by wondering whether it is wise to objectify women on Woman's Day.  RJ apologises for his earlier hot take on the J.Cole two-piece, while logic still catches what is probably unnecessary slander. The boys also discuss sports with Man United and the NBA taking up a large chunk of the conversation and we find out that Zee has a weird NBA all-time top 5.

Closing out with#ZimbabweanLivesMatter

In a music jam packed episode Zee and RJ delve into every major release over the past two weeks. Drakes Popstar and Greece get some favourable reviews, Kanye gets slandered and also encouraged to look for help. Zee claims Logic can rap, to RJ's dismay. Concluding with a promise by RJ to release an EP before the 2nd of December to prove he is better than Cassper Nyovest.

Don Pablo aka fraud Michael Jordan joins the lads for a deep dive into the Jada, August and Will situation, featuring a moment when the lads realise they're not built for an open relationship.  The lads discuss sports being back, with Zee backing "happy to be here" Ole while RJ ponders how far the mighty have fallen. We also briefly discuss music.

The lads intervene on the J.Cole/Noname exchange, offering some scorching hot-takes where the Wokies catch some stray shots. They carry on from  the previous episode's discussion on Black Lives Matter with a critical exchange on clout chasing in this era. RJ Defends "Reason Reason" from Zee's  unnecessary slander. In a discussion on Insecure it becomes apparent that the boys are in #LawrenceHive.