Problematic The Podcast
Join us on 'Problematic the Podcast,' where humor meets hot topics! Hosted by a dynamic duo, we dive into entertainment, music, and current events with a twist. Don't miss our 'SundaySixteen' segment, showcasing talented rappers, poets, and comedians.
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Outside Summer Is OVER? Culture Too Sensitive? (opens the original)
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This is one of those episodes where the convo keeps sliding from funny to real without losing the energy.The guys debate whether outside summer is actually done, then spin into a wild run of topics: Halloween outrage, rabbi costume backlash, censored rap lyrics, ER horror stories, a bat-bite rabies scare, fentanyl hitting communities before most people even knew the name, and why drugs, nightlife, and local decline all connect back to bigger cultural problems.They also react to the Grand Canyon
Did Drake’s Iceman Flop? BET, Jay-Z & Beat Drama (opens the original)
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If you’ve been arguing about Drake, the BET Awards, and whether numbers still mean culture, this one is for you.On this episode of Problematic The Podcast, the fellas jump straight into hip-hop chaos: BET Awards reactions, Druski stealing the show, the real conversation around Drake’s Iceman, and whether the best-selling project of the year actually moved people outside. Then they keep it barbershop with wild but real rapid-fire takes on Jay-Z, Dame Dash, GTA 6, sports, internet opinions, and al
Styles P Had Me Scrambling 😅 | A$AP vs Drake, Meek Truth & Philly Rap Nostalgia (opens the original)
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If you’re here for hip-hop stories, culture talk, and funny-but-honest barbershop debates, this episode is for you. The guys open with a wild behind-the-scenes story about DJing for Styles P, including the split-second on-stage moment that almost went left.After that, they get into A$AP Rocky calling out Drake, clout-chasing designers leaking DMs, Meek Mill’s independent grind, and whether major artists can really move without the machine behind them.They also tap into Philly rap nostalgia—Flame
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