72&10 podcast

Season 11 Episode 539 “The Messy Pod”

·1 hr 42 min·5 clips
TY and Dooch kick off a messy episode without Q, teasing takes on Stephon Diggs's losses and J. Cole's new album.
The episode begins with TY and Dooch announcing Q's absence, setting a chaotic tone. They list topics including the Super Bowl, J. Cole's album, Stephon Diggs, and 50 Cent's commercial. Seth joins as a guest host, showing early irritation that the hosts playfully exacerbate. The group discusses the challenge of turning 40, noting differences in attitude between birth years like 1985 and 1986. They critique J. Cole's new double-disc album, rating it a 20 out of 30 and debating the difficulty of successful double albums, referencing Kendrick Lamar, Biggie, and Diplomatic Immunity. A segment on group chat etiquette leads to jokes about tightening up circles. The conversation turns to celebrity gossip, including Stephon Diggs's legal issues and Cardi B's relationship with Offset, sparking a heated debate about marriage and unprotected sex. They share viral clips, including a corporate email translation and a Seinfeld bit. A story about WNBA player Rikea Jackson and NFL player James Pearson Jr.'s violent incident is detailed. The hosts debate Glorilla versus Sexy Red and discuss Glorilla's sister's public request for money. They touch on Corey Holcomb's assault controversy and play a lengthy political argument clip about presidents and crypto. The episode ends with promotional reminders for their live event and Patreon.

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A loose music argument finds its shape in the double-disc debate.

The Messy Pod turns music criticism into a room-temperature argument, with TY, Dooch, and Seth moving from J. Cole album ratings into the bigger question of what a double disc owes its audience.

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If you like J. Cole ratings that slide into double-disc arguments and H-E-B tortilla praise, press play.

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