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The guys kick this episode off by reviewing all the new music that came out over the weekend, from Quavo, Yung Miami, and Victoria Monet, and more, before a quick debate on Kanye’s best album. Speaking of Kanye, he popped out at ComplexCon with Playboi Carti, who also was in the news quite a bit this weekend. Carti’s crew allegedly got into a scuffle with Chicago rapper, LUCKI, who was slashed in the neck in the fight. The guys discuss Playboi Carti’s stardom, as well as who the top stars of other genres are. Kai Cenat responds to a streamer’s accusations of pedophilia, and the guys discuss the serverity of throwing that word around. Kai also gets called out for paying Gorgeous Doll $200,000 to get an abortion, and a listener calls in to ask about the male and female relations in today’s age. 

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Catch up on everything you missed or relive the best moments this week from Rory & Mal.

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Happy Friday! The gang kicks off this episode with a discussion about workplace equality, Demaris shares her plan for Sober October, and Mal discovers what No Nut November is. A woman on death row in Tennessee survives after two lethal injections, which leads to a debate about the death penalty vs. life in prison, and the appropriate consequences for different crimes. Staying on the jail topics, video of Diddy surfaces of him using an illegal cellphone in prison, as well as a report saying he pays thousands of dollars to inmates to give him massages, cook for him, and do his laundry. Rick Ross gets arrested, Remy Ma flaunts her “Jezebel” jacket and chain, and Quavo and Offset reconcile for Quavo’s new album. A listener calls in with questions about dating a younger woman, and the guys try and give him some advice.

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Fresh off his birthday weekend, we catch up with Mal and his whereabouts, and Rory recaps his trip to Atlanta for Queens Day. Outkast launches a collab with Waffle House, which leads the guys to discuss who some artists are that they want to drop music. Victoria Monet announces the tracklist for “Frequency of Love”, and Megan Thee Stallion releases “TINA TUESDAY Freestyle”, which the internet was killing Baby D for her take on the state of women’s rap. Mal shares his stance on Get Ready With Me videos, and we take a voicemail from a listener who is questioning if he is racist or not.

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Family of the show, and our official Senior West Coast Correspondent, REASON, drops by to kick it with us! The guys respond to your comments and backlash over their R.Kelly takes, before revisiting AzChike’s new album, with REASON providing some insights on the West Coast scene, and their support for Chike. Glasses Malone presses P-Lo over his Drake collaboration, and REASON also shares more about the loyalty the West Coast is heavy on, and how it has been affecting the music scene. Chris Brown goes on a rant on his Instagram stories, saying that no artists can match him on his worst day, and the crew speculates who he might be talking about, which leads us back to our Usher vs. R.Kelly conversation. Kwn faces backlash over her “joke” about having a crush on Keke Palmer, Oakland producer, Ovrkast gets hit with a lawsuit from Outkast over similarities between their names, and we wrap up by sharing one thing we appreciate about Mal ahead of his birthday! Everyone go drop some moneybags in his comments, and wish him a Happy Birthday, and we’ll see you next week!

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