new old heads podcast

Discussions:
3:00 - Why do rappers lip sync; 
9:52 - Jay Electronica announces album; 
14:50 - Rappers that didn't get success we expected; 
22:40 - Badu's new pussy perfume; 
37:00 - J Dilla's legacy;

Discussions for episode 167: 

2:43 - Oregon Trail; 
6:15 - Unnecessary High School classes; 
11:51 - Shyheim could've been on Reasonable Doubt; 
14:45 - Young rappers in 90s; 
21:22 - J Dilla's Donuts Shop GoFundMe; 
27:00 - Is J Dilla over-hyped?; 
36:45 - LL Cool J album with Q-Tip production; 
48:27 - Raekwon dropping EP; 
50:20 - Mick Jenkins dropping EP; 
51:23 - Madison McFerrin EP "You + I" EP; 
52:51 - Carl Winslow; 

Discussions: 
2:48 - Zach Randolph is retiring; 
5:03 - Juicy J apologized in his role in promoting drug use; 
15:42 - Cocaine avocados, illegal imports, the environment, water; 
26:00 - Drake gives props to Benny The Butcher; 
37:06 - Pusha T verse of the year for "Palmolive"?; 
42:42 - Big Gipp wants a heterosexual pride month; 
53:12 - Random politic stuff

6:23 - JuiceWRLD passes away; 
26:40 - Lizzo's no pants / shaming?; 
43:45 - Nick Cannon & Em beef?; 
56:20 - Scarface scenes 

2:50 - RIP Bad Azz & Mr. Hellatight; 
6:27 - Lil Reese shot in Chicago suburbs; 
20:00 - Idea of collaboration with DJ culture / Producers;
39:57 - Snitching on samples; 
51:57 - New music; 

10:05 Nas is done celebrating Illmatic; 
20:00 Ray J now owns Suge Knight's life rights; 
32:30 The Firm album is 22;
37:20 Who's a better rapper actor: Jay-Z or Nas; 
39:50 Is Method Man underappreciated?; 
44:50 Bone Thugs talk; 
46:45 What happened to Bubba Sparxx?; 
52:00 New Music

4:05 Dame DOLLA battles Shaq
17:25 Phonte's Tweet On Different In Eras
27:50 Was No Limit / Cash Money Underground?
41:00 Regional rap, if it's still a thing, differences in cultures
56:35 Top 5 No Limit Albums

Talks on Shannon Sharpe's diss towards Buffalo rappers and with Griselda responding, talks on copyright and fair use, Kanye West's church and his album rollout, first hip hop project that got everyone into hip hop, and more.

The New Old Heads talked about Chance The Rapper's comments about not signing any type of label, management, licensing deal, etc., and to instead build a team. They also talked about Rapsody's "Eve" album and more. 

The New Old Heads have continued the discussion on Who The GOAT Emcee is, as they have cracked the top 100. They also addressed some of the comments about the Nas "Lost Tapes 2" segment, as well as ASAP Rocky and more. 

The New Old Heads have finished up the selection process for their "Who's The GOAT Emcee" series, rounding the emcees out at 156 total to go through the process. They also talked about Jermaine Dupri's comments on popular women rappers being strippers. 

2:48 - Who are the most successful rappers?
15:45 - Black Star / Madlib project, MadGibbs is dropping, new music
34:05 - Who Is The GOAT Emcee: Part 1, Determining The Criteria 

Talks this week on Jay-Z becoming a billionaire, Kanye's interview with David Letterman, the NBA finals 2019, Ruiz, and more.

Social media censorhip and what is acceptable, Nipsey Hussle's mural defaced and people profiting off of his death, Justin Bieber's comments that Chris Brown is a mixture between Tupac and Michael Jackson, and Logic's comments on the mixtape era and clearing samples/using beats that aren't his.

Discussions on Gargoyles Cartoon & Hammer Man, Game's manager calling E-40 out?, strip clubs and buffets, John Singleton passes, who will be the Jay-Z & Nas of next generation?, Danny Brown's next album executive produced by Q-Tip, dropping spoilers can get you beat in vestibules, some new music releases, Kanye's new church?, and more.

The New Old Heads shot episode 129 live at Indy CD & Vinyl. 

Lengthy discussion on Cardi B's drugging and robbing comments, as well as commentary on the double standard it suggests. Masculinity, "mansplaining," trauma, sensitivity and more. 

More "Leaving Neverland" commentary, icon worshiping, Russell Westbrook's altercation with MAGA fan in Utah, Arthur Dubois (72 year old trap producer), Yelawolf addressing white rappers as culture vultures, and more.