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We read the most insanely absurd lyrics off the new Eminem album Revival. This is the last time we ever talk about Eminem for an episode. I promise.

In this episode we rank and review Saturation 1, 2 & 3 by Brockhampton. This is going to be an ongoing series where we either rank an artist's discography or review a new album.

If you have already listened to these albums, great! If you haven't, check them out on whatever streaming platform you use.

Matt's audio is a little bit echo-y but give us a break because we are still new at this stuff. Oh and I stole the episode artwork from Reddit. Love you. Bye.

THE FIRST AND PROBABLY LAST ANNUAL TRILLY AWARDS.

It's like the NBA year end awards but with hip-hop, duh. Featuring our very funny and talented friend Joe aka @JuliusIrvington. Joe is a stand up comedian, tweeter and great electronic DJ. You can find his links below.

We did have some technical difficulties so bare with us.

Follow JuliusIrvington on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/JuliusIrvington/

Listen to his house and techno sets on Soundcloud Here: https://soundcloud.com/juliusirvington

We talk about the pop-heavy feature list on Eminem's new album "Revival" for as long as we can stomach. Then we dive into everything Grammy's including nominations, snubs, and finally we make our predictions on which hip-hop artists will take home awards in February 2018..... As always, Free Meek Mill.

For the first 10 - 15 minutes we b******t about Post Malone saying something stupid about hip-hop again. Then the last 30 minutes we dive into the glorification of drugs in hip-hop. Matt talks about his experience with addiction and how it relates to artists in general. We finish the episode by both give our opinions on modern rappers who talk about drug use in their music. RIP LIL PEEP. RIP ASAP YAMS. RIP PIMP C.

First things first, RIP Lil Peep. Since we recorded this episode before he passed away next week we will talk more about Peep, his legacy and the prescription drug epidemic's influence over hip-hop. Then we talk about Meek Mill's recent legal troubles and how his story is part of a much larger problem within our legal system. Since this is supposed to be a comedy podcast we end the episode a much lighter note when we pick our five worst hip hop songs of all time.