Episodes (Page 3)
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Cole and Charles debate whether Frank Ocean's 'Blonde' or SZA's 'Ctrl' represents the superior R&B landmark of the 21st century
Last Song Standing
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Cole and Charles compare MF DOOM and Madlib's 'Madvillainy' against Clipse's 'Hell Hath No Fury' as indie-hop landmarks in 21st-century music
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Cole and Charles pit Daft Punk's 'Discovery' against Radiohead's 'Kid A' in competition between two of the most influential 21st-century albums across genres
Punk's 'Discovery
Radiohead's 'Kid A
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Cole and Charles debate whether Eminem's 'The Marshall Mathers LP' or Tyler, The Creator's 'IGOR' deserves placement as a 21st-century classic
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Cole and Charles intensely debate Jay-Z's 'The Blueprint' versus Beyoncé's 'Lemonade,' with analysis pushing their friendship to its limits over which deserves higher ranking
Last Song Standing
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Cole argues that Tyler, The Creator's 'Don't Tap The Glass' contains deeper conceptual intentionality than Tyler himself admits, functioning as a concept album despite claims otherwise
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Cole Cuchna and Charles Holmes debate the best album of the 21st century.
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Cole Cuchna and Professor Skye share their favorite music of 2025 so far.
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Kendrick Lamar's "Mirror" concludes his album with a message of self-love and spiritual freedom.
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Cole Cuchna and Charles Holmes discuss Clipse's return and "Let God Sort Em Out."
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Part 2 of "Mother I Sober" dissects Kendrick Lamar's generational trauma release.
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Part 1 of "Mother I Sober" confronts generational trauma and inherited pain.
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The title track "Mr Morale" is analyzed line-by-line, exploring the moniker.
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"Auntie Diaries" explores Kendrick's evolving understanding of his transgender relatives.
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Kendrick Lamar's "Savior" critiques celebrity worship and influencer culture.
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Baby Keem's feature on "Savior - Interlude" mirrors Kodak Black's role.
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Dissects Kendrick Lamar's "Crown" and "Silent Hill" from "Mr. Morale."
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"Count Me Out" marks Kendrick's first therapy session on "Mr. Morale."
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Cole Cuchna, Curtiss King, and King Green draft TDE's best songs.
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Cole addresses the current state of Kanye West in a personally difficult but necessary episode examining his recent trajectory and controversies