The Official New Rory & Mal Podcast Thread

[blockburna420]

They don't have views like that on YT, tho. That's why I asked.

They don't even pod every week anymore its more like random drops maybe once or twice a month.

 

[gho3st]

Yea no edits. That was crazy.

Youtube algorithm hurts pages when the take a week break. They took a month off. Numbers will go up especially when they start doing skits again

Those breaks they had at the beginning really fck views up

 

[Deltron]

Episode 24 | “Unleash The Dragon”
Coming in hot! The guys decide to attack all women with the name Ashley, and discuss which names have been ruined by legendary hip hop songs. They get into a conversation about old shows and show hosts, leading into an honest discussion on who has an overrated discography in the music industry. They also debate who is more toxic out of Brent and Sza, discuss DMX’s documentary, and let the listeners know what to expect next!

 

[Deltron]

mal saying hit-boy revived nas' career


wonder what they got cookin in detroit

 

[OfTheCross]

mal saying hit-boy revived nas' career


wonder what they got cookin in detroit

Nas' career is higher now than it's been since 2003, I think.

I wouldn't say it was dead and needed revival, but it's been on an upward trajectory since messing with Hitboy...

 

[Deltron]

his shyt w/ hit-boy has given him more broader (modern) appeal...but wouldn't say it revived his career, cause his career ain't need no reviving

 

[OfTheCross]

Damn. I ain't know that Sisqo or Ryan Seacrest was gay

 

[OfTheCross]

I know they look it tho

 

[Deltron]

i don't think sisqo is

but been heard about secreast

 

[OfTheCross]

Could the problem with Nas be that he makes bad songs on good beats?

 

[Deltron]

nah, they just don't like nas like that...which is fine.

their snoop discography talk was bs too, cause he got fire albums post DS

the problem with him is he puts too many tracks on any given album

 

[Controversy]

Could the problem with Nas be that he makes bad songs on good beats?

Nas is a rapper of substance...he doesn't dumb down his lyrics to double his dollars...he makes conceptual songs and albums, he doesn't follow trends

Nas has made great songs since 03 and great albums (LIG, KD, KD2)

 

[OfTheCross]

Nas is a rapper of substance...he doesn't dumb down his lyrics to double his dollars...he makes conceptual songs and albums, he doesn't follow trends

Nas has made great songs since 03 and great albums (LIG, KD, KD2)

I've honestly not checked much for Nas much since 03.

The critique of his beat selection is on his previous work. It hasn't been mentioned as much since Stillmatic. But it was a widely held opinion that he picked bad beats.

I'm saying that maybe the beats weren't that bad, but the songs were.

Maybe another rapper could've done something with the beats for Big Girl or Dr. Knockboot.

 

[Uno Venova]

his shyt w/ hit-boy has given him more broader (modern) appeal...but wouldn't say it revived his career, cause his career ain't need no reviving

I mean Nas's sales are practically non existant compared to 10 years ago

 

[OfTheCross]

I mean Nas's sales are practically non existant compared to 10 years ago

What you see with the sales is that they really tanked once he left Def Jam and started releasing on Mass Appeal

Nas discography - Wikipedia

From 300k to 50k for his indy stuff

What Hit-boy did is revive his career culturally, even though he's selling less