Save the Semantics

We talk about mid-2000's rapper Jibbs with his 2006 release "Jibbs ft Jibbs", and the era by which this album came out. Initially, the album seems nothing more than an average southern rap release, but we discuss how the album was an emboident of "cellphone rap". 

I talk about situational awareness, as well as discuss people who do motivational seminars.

I talk a little about Thanksgiving, then rant about how despite EA is a scummy company, it doesn't make them the worst company in America. 

We review early 90's rapper Too Short's debut album, and talk about the length of the project, as well as how it progresses track by track. As always. 

More allegations occur in the realm of Hollywood, and I speak on what it means to be someone living the glamorous lifestyle. I also insult American history.

I speak on how athletes make too much money for their own good, and compare it to the income of regular citizens including doctors.

We review late 80's rapper Cool C's first album, who's only remembered now as part of a somewhat historic moment in police history. We discuss the album as well as what the hip hop scene was like during his time period.

I talk about the recent allegations involving Harvey Weinsten and others, and also discuss how the Iranian film "Close-Up" relates to the topic. Somewhat. 

New series? Dante and I review UK rapper Tinie Tempah's 2017 release Youth. We struggle to define and analyze his newest release, as well as discover some repetitive themes throughout.

Out-of-breath-Mairo talks about kids taking over Instagram and why it's uncomfortable, as well as how people turn out the way they are, disregarding their upbringing.