What did I Miss? Presented by Moet Entertainment

Podcast Description “I don’t know what you been told…” but we’re catching you up on everything you might’ve missed. What Did I We Miss? breaks down the week’s biggest stories in news, entertainment, sports, culture, viral moments and everything everybody’s talking about — with unfiltered takes from MOET Entertainment. Hosted by Andre Allen Young

Episodes

  1. 4d ago

    From The Dicks To The Wood Sounds Like A Mixtape

    Send us Fan Mail We bounce from prison headlines to politics, then into music industry business, breaking down what’s real, what’s rumored, and what it says about power and image. We end with celebrity news, big sports health updates, and our “Who Won” picks for the week.  • Diddy transferred to a new federal facility, rumors about safety, fights, and privilege behind bars  • Stephen A. Smith’s White House dinner with Trump, Bill Maher, and Kid Rock, plus motives and optics  • Summer Walker’s lawsuit against her label and management, why young artists get trapped in bad contracts  • Practical contract advice, using lawyers and AI tools to understand deal terms  • Netflix documentary on Dejan Love and the ethics of fast true crime style content  • Tobey Maguire officiating his ex-wife’s wedding, blended families, and money dynamics  • Kim Jong Un death rumors, why controlled information fuels speculation  • Popcaan securing a US work visa and what international artists deal with  • Megan Thee Stallion at the Victoria’s Secret show and the debate over music, branding, and backlash  • Ayra Starr headlining an NFL international halftime show and global expansion  • Jalen Hurts diagnosed with serious blood clots, questions about medical clearance, health reminders  • Mike Tyson campaigning with Trump, celebrity endorsements, and political pawn talk  Go f*****g stream it on Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube  Support the show

    From The Dicks To The Wood Sounds Like A Mixtape
  2. Oct 16 ·  Bonus

    Six Flags Said Trust Us And Then Did That

    Send us Fan Mail We run through the week’s biggest headlines from hip hop to politics, reacting in real time to what’s funny, what’s dark, and what feels way bigger than a trend. Along the way, we argue about pressure, accountability, and why the stories people scroll past can say a lot about where the culture is headed.  • Lil Jon’s book news and the weight of family expectations  • Drewski hosting SNL and why internet creators are taking over TV  • Trump staffing choices and what “qualified” looks like now  • Ilhan Omar raid talk and fears about power being weaponized  • Six Flags roller coaster death and why ride safety feels shaky  • Teacher shooting aftermath and how access to guns starts at home  • DaVinchi comments on work ethic and the immigrant household debate  • Krista Pike update and why botched executions raise moral questions  • Keefe D sentencing and the long tail of the Tupac case  • Young Wild and Free turning 15 and getting hit with nostalgia  • Jay-Z business headlines, concert money, and halftime show rumors  • Blueface and Chrisean Rock engagement talk and reality fame economics  • Are movie stars still enough to sell a film  • Terrell Owens lawsuit and how messy social media accusations get  Make sure you cop uh cop a copy of that.  Take your ass to the elections this November and make sure you vote in the midterm.  Support the show

    Six Flags Said Trust Us And Then Did That
  3. Oct 6

    Heavy Marinara With A Side Of Drama

    Send us Fan Mail We jump from politics to conspiracies to celebrity chaos, reacting to the wildest stories that hit the timeline and calling out what feels like spin, clout-chasing, or straight-up misinformation. We also dig into heavier stories about crime, punishment, and accountability, then close with sports takes and our winners of the week.  • Trump floating Medicare and ACA checks before elections and whether it buys votes  • Why midterms matter more locally than people admit  • Charleston White arrested again and how internet fame feeds off trouble  • Fly Dubai stabbing story and why cockpit access raises questions  • Gypsy Rose headlines and blaming cyberbullying for an overdose  • Botched lethal injection and what it says about the death penalty now  • TSA told to stand while checking IDs and why it feels pointless  • Savannah James first class debate and entitlement around celebrity money  • Ohio pastor convicted of killing his wife and the fallout for his kids  • Nicole Linton Windsor Hills crash charges and how seizures change the story  • Chris Brown dog attack settlement and personal responsibility  • A Different World reboot success and why supporting Black TV matters  • Diddy prison privilege claims and how contraband really works  • Rick Ross DV case headlines and turning a bad moment into PR  • NBA and WNBA reactions on Karl-Anthony Towns and Angel Reese  this November, please get out there and vote for your governor, your senate, because this is the stuff they're changing. Support the show

    Heavy Marinara With A Side Of Drama
  4. Sep 23

    Free Press, Pop Culture, And The Stories Driving 2026

    Send us Fan Mail We run through the biggest stories that hit our timelines, from Trump blocking major media outlets and pushing “Trump TV” to culture news that swings between celebration and real-life consequences. We keep it honest about what feels performative, what feels principled, and what all of it says about power, money, and people trying to do the right thing.  • Trump banning CNN and NBC access and the First Amendment stakes  • Whether taking a check from “Trump TV” changes anything  • Drake’s FOMO short film rollout and reading the subliminals  • Diddy’s attorneys trying to withdraw over alleged unpaid bills  • Nia Long’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star and why it matters  • Shaquille O’Neal becoming an honorary FBI agent and the backlash  • Nolan Wells grand jury decision and why it feels predictable  • RIPs and a reminder to love people while you can  • Ed Sheeran dropping Macklemore and the Gaza fallout  • Lionel Richie canceling tour dates and why artists need healthcare  • Snooki announcing she is cancer-free and getting checked early  • Tay Keith cause of death and why fentanyl makes drugs deadly  • Jay-Z’s HBO documentary and why we want more legacy stories  • Colin Kaepernick’s memoir, Jay-Z’s NFL deal, and who is really “selling”  Find something on your timeline, text us, email us, DM us, tell us what we missed, tell us something on your timeline you want us to talk about  Make sure you subscribe on all platforms  Support the show

    Free Press, Pop Culture, And The Stories Driving 2026
  5. Sep 15

    AI Doom Warnings And Real-World Headlines

    Send us Fan Mail We run through the wildest stories that hit the timelines this week, from AI doomsday warnings to courtroom headlines, and we keep it real about what matters versus what’s just noise. With guests in the room, we debate culture, politics, sports, and celebrity news, then pick who really “won” the week.  • AI leaders warning about real-world risk and why global competition makes regulation hard  • Charleston White arrest reactions and where accountability starts  • Judge Judy retirement, her legacy, and the napkin-number negotiation story  • Charlie Kirk statue drama and why controversy keeps getting monetized  • TSA gate access returning in some airports and whether it helps or hurts safety  • Yaya Mayweather $50M judgment and how fast violence becomes life-changing  • Macklemore removed from the Ed Sheeran tour and the cost of taking public stances  • Jackson hanging case arrest and the fear of history repeating itself  • Lil Durk not guilty verdict on one charge while the federal case still looms  • RIPs and the Chicago shooting conversation as a warning about moving smarter  • Sherri Shepherd cast as Broadway’s Genie and what “fit” really means on stage  • Fat Joe defending his use of the N-word and how people draw the line  • Quavo confirming a final Migos project and the pressure to get it right  • Ben Shelton making tennis history and why access still shapes who gets to play  • Steve Ballmer Clippers apology, fine, and what fans are supposed to do now  Everybody tune in.  Support the show

    AI Doom Warnings And Real-World Headlines
  6. Sep 7

    What Does “Justice” Look Like On Your Timeline EP.2

    Send us Fan Mail We run a fast, opinionated weekly wrap-up of the stories flooding your timeline, from bizarre crime clips to serious legal and political fallout. We balance jokes with real talk on consent, surgery risk, immigration pressure, major trials, and the sports drama everybody is arguing about.  • reacting to the repeat arrest of a registered offender accused of public butt sniffing and why it still violates consent  • unpacking the Lizzo lawsuit update, what “dismissed” means, and why other claims can continue  • responding to an influencer’s death after an alleged filler procedure and pushing back on extreme cosmetic surgery culture  • debating the Haitian student tragedy, ankle monitors, deportation pressure, and accountability in immigration policy  • closing the loop on the Tupac case verdict and revisiting the Lindsey Clancy mistrial and GoFundMe money debate  • checking in on the Varnell Hill spin-off, Lionel Richie health news, and T-Boz recovery  • weighing in on Vlad vs Nore, platform power, and why media beefs get petty  • hitting women’s basketball, Enes Kanter’s comments, the Clippers penalties, NFL clout stories, and boxing callouts  Follow us on all your favorite platforms, Apple, Spotify, whatever you listen to your music and the podcast on, man, go subscribe, download.  Make sure y’all follow us on our social media and platforms  Support the show

    What Does “Justice” Look Like On Your Timeline EP.2
  7. Aug 31

    Who Really Won the week? Chaos, Controversy & Consequences. ep.1

    Send us Fan Mail We turn our real weekly phone call into a mic’d-up rundown of the wildest headlines, from celebrity losses and major court cases to tech payouts, music moves, and sports chaos. We keep it blunt, argue through the gray areas, and end by naming who we think actually “won” the week.  • Why we build an on-the-road weekly recap show  • Celebrity death headlines and how cultural legacy fades with time  • Lil Durk trial thoughts, cameras, loyalty and growing past street decisions  • Lindsay Clancy case, insanity defense debate and where accountability lands  • Keefe D going to trial in the Tupac murder case and why bragging backfires  • Meta Facebook multistate payout over alleged harm to minors and who gets paid  • Young Miami “Spin That” remixes, international strategy and touring math  • Hit-Boy and Nas tension, Grammy politics and ego  • Spending big to help family, probation vs jail time and setting boundaries  • Drewski’s CTE skit, comedy as awareness and public backlash  • Fake 49ers romance scam, restitution and why viral fame still “wins”  • WNBA courtside protest stunt and why it feels manufactured  • Pro Bowl ending, player safety and why NFL culture feels behind  • Aaron Donald unretiring, Kuminga contract talk and agent value  Tell a friend, tell a friend. And if anything you got that you think we should know that we don't know, then call us, DM us, find us on social medias, and you tell us.  Support the show

5
out of 5
6 Ratings

About

Podcast Description “I don’t know what you been told…” but we’re catching you up on everything you might’ve missed. What Did I We Miss? breaks down the week’s biggest stories in news, entertainment, sports, culture, viral moments and everything everybody’s talking about — with unfiltered takes from MOET Entertainment. Hosted by Andre Allen Young

More From Moet Entertainment