• Episode 301 | Round 2 At The Superbowl

  • Sep 10 2024
  • Length: 2 hrs
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Episode 301 | Round 2 At The Superbowl

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  • Happy Birthday Peeje! We pulled up on him with an on-brand gift for his birthday, Rory & Demaris give a quick recap of their Vegas trip (02:18), and then Rory then reveals a very hot take that he has about two of our favorite artists, making the entire crew look at him a little sideways (14:16). They also tease Julian while he drops 50 names in 50 seconds when giving a recap of his own wild weekend (22:15). Kendrick Lamar his been tapped to perform at the next Super Bowl, and Mal and Rory both want to know what's next for him (33:19). The conversation seems to be about Lil Wayne's potential; Meanwhile, Nicki Minaj is on twitter flying off the handle, allegedly 'exposing' Jay Z and reasoning for his Super Bowl Half Time choices (51:09). Speaking of the Carter's, Beyonce was snubbed out of any CMA awards, and we can all guess why (1:18:47). We have voicemails! (1:24:41) #1 is from a fan, wondering if she should've went home with a couple after one of our live shows. #2 is from a woman who doesn't like her engagement ring and told her fiance, and #3 is about a woman who is also having trouble dating in the current climate. Again, we go off the rails for the end of the convo. Visit https://BetterHelp.com/rorymal today to get 10% off your first month. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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