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The gentlemen end 2024 discussing Manchester United's comeback victory against Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool dropping points, Barcelona and Real Madrid dropping points, Atletico Madrid's hot streak, the FIFA awards, players who have been around their respective club for too long and more.

The guys discuss the NBA Cup, the Oklahoma City Thunder thriving without Chet Holmgren, more stars getting injured, AJ Dybantsa committing to BYU, what it means to be a generational talent, questionable coaching decisions and more.

The whole crew is united and they discuss the Champions League, Manchester United firing Dan Ashworth, the La Liga title race, Carlo Ancelotti changing his tactics, Lionel Messi winning the MLS MVP, the LA Galaxy winning the MLS Cup, Jamal Musliala's path to becoming a world class player and more.

The guys discuss what the NBA standings look like after 25% of the season has been been completed. They breakdown the Los Angeles Lakers' struggles, the Houston Rockets ascending, Ja Morant claiming he will not dunk, the Washington Wizards' tank experiment, the Milwaukee Bucks turning their season around, the Emirates NBA Cup quarterfinals and more.

The guys discuss Liverpool potentially clinching the Premier League title after 13 matches, Mohamed Salah looking for a new contract, Manchester City continuing to collapse, Pep Guardiola taunting fans, Arsenal thrashing West Ham, Bayern Munich's recent struggles, the La Liga title race and more.

Pep Guardiola is under surveillance after recent comments, Manchester City tricks off a three goal lead in the Champions League, Ruben Amorim begins his Manchester United career with a draw, Bukayo Saka gets closer to world class status, Harry Kane has a theory on why the no. 9 position has fallen off and more.

The guys discuss Kendrick Lamar's new album, Wizkid's new album, Boldy James' new album, Drake's appearance on a stream, CJ Stroud and Jayden Daniels regressing, the Harbaugh Bowl, the importance of regional music in rap, fans discussing record sales and more.

The guys discuss Inside the NBA moving from TNT to ABC/ESPN, the new All-Star Game format, the Cleveland Cavaliers' win streak to start the season ending at 15, the Golden State Warriors' hot start to the 2024-25 campaign, the issues surrounding the Philadelphia 76ers, an update on the teams they drafted before the season started, James Harden becoming second on the all-time three pointers made list in NBA history and more.

Jamaal and Dan discuss Future and Metro Boomin's comments in GQ about their beef with Drake, Apple Music naming Kendrick Lamar, "Rapper of the Year," new music from Ab-Soul, El Cousteau, Premo Rice, Sahbabii, Z Money, Paco Panama, Pa Salieu, Fimiguerrero, Len and Lancey Foux, the NFL getting Beyonce to perform on Christmas and more.

Dan once again welcomes Claytus and Marcus of Champagne Soccer to the show. They discuss Conglomerate by Fimi Guerrero, Len and Lancey Foux, the new wave of UK rap, the Atlanta rap scene, the DMV rap scene, Playboi Carti's newest snippet, Apple Music naming Kendrick Lamar their Rapper of the Year and more.

The guys discuss the Cleveland Cavaliers becoming the sixth team in NBA history to start the season 13-0, Victor Wembanyama's first 50-point game, Giannis Antetokounmpo scoring 59 against the Detroit Pistons, injuries piling up among star players, LeBron James making history once again, Nikola Jokic taking his game to another level and more.

The guys are back and Mikel Arteta is under surveillance after Arsenal's draw against Chelsea. They also discuss Manchester City's four-match losing streak, Liverpool extending their lead in the Premier League, Manchester United transitioning to the Ruben Amorim era, Ghana and England each having eight players withdraw from international duty, Inter Miami losing to Atlanta United in the MLS playoffs and more.

The guys discuss the results of the U.S. presidential election, Dan liking football more than basketball, new music from Tyler The Creator, Lil Uzi Vert, Los, CEO Trayle, Babyxsosa, Freddie Gibbs and Icewear Vezzo. They also breakdown why DJ Khaled and DJ Drama are the last legendary DJs in rap music and more.

The guys discuss Manchester City suffering three straight losses, Real Madrid losing to AC Milan, Arsenal losing to Newcastle, Edu leaving Arsenal, Chelsea's match against Manchester United ending in a draw, Ruben Amorim outclassing Pep Guardiola, the MLS playoffs and more.

The guys discuss the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Cleveland Cavaliers being the best teams through five games of the NBA season, Paolo Banchero's injury, the Los Angeles Lakers under J.J. Redick, the Philadelphia 76ers being fined $100,000 by the league office, Dwyane Wade's statue, Joe Mazzula's wild ideas, their favorite sports moments and more.

Jamaal and Dan discuss being at the Washington Commanders-Chicago Bears game on Sunday, the rollout surrounding Tyler The Creator's latest album, new music from Payroll Giovanni, Megan Thee Stallion and Tha Eastsidaz, Snoop Dogg's tracklist to his album produced by Dr. Dre, someone liking football more than basketball now and more.

Claytus and Marcus of Champagne Soccer join Dan to breakdown his list of Future's discography along with some other topics surrounding music.

The sensational six are back and more energetic due to Rodri winning the Ballon d'Or. Most of the soccer world seems to be upset Vinicius Junior lost. They also discuss Manchester United firing Erik ten Hag and potentially hiring Ruben Amorim as his replacement, the rise of the defensive midfielder, Barcelona destroying Bayern Munich and Real Madrid, Arsenal's draw against Liverpool, Chelsea's win against Newcastle, the MLS playoffs and more.

The greatest sequel in rap music history.

This is the mixtape that begins of the of the best five-project runs in music history. Dan also discusses the Washington Commanders beating the Chicago Bears with a last second Hail Mary.

DJ Esco's jail sentence in Abu Dhabi inspired this masterpiece.

Future's first project with Zaytoven features the duo in their most luxurious zone.

The anticipation for this project was so high, it ended up leaking and changed Future's trajectory.

The New York Liberty win the WNBA Finals in controversial fashion and the NBA season is back. The Boston Celtics look unstoppable, JJ Redick wins his first game as head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, Victor Wembanyama is still in love with three-pointers, the Washington Wizards look like they're ready to tank, the guys predict the regular season award winners and more.

Dan and Jamaal discuss Lamar Jackson potentially winning a third NFL MVP, Yeat giving his fans what they want, Megan The Stallion's upcoming mixtape, Ice Cube's newest single, Dej Loaf returning to music, Tommy Richman fumbling the bag, Lil Uzi Vert teasing Eternal Atake 2 and more.

Future's "R&B" album is a special body of work, but falls of classic status.

Future pays homage to Prince and delves into a deeper level of sadness on this 2016 mixtape.

Fresh off an international break, the guys are back and ready to discuss the beautiful game. They breakdown Liverpool's 2-1 victory over Chelsea, Arsenal's 2-0 loss to Bournemouth, Bayern Munich's 4-0 victory over Stuttgart, Barcelona's 5-1 victory over Sevilla, the Champions League and more.

Future and Metro Boomin use a rap icon as a guide on their first collaborative album.

This mixtape made me a Future fanatic.

Future's 2019 album is arguably the most balanced album in his career.

Future and Metro Boomin's second album expands the duo's sonic palette.

The fellas discuss the WNBA Finals, preview the 2024-25 NBA season, recap their fantasy basketball draft and more.

Future and Zaytoven link back up for a sequel that stands out in its own way.

Jamaal and Dan discuss the Ravens defeating the Commanders, The Alchemist winning an award over Metro Boomin, new music from Dom Kennedy, Money Man, Curren$y, BigXthaPlug and Leon Thomas, AI helping Playboi Carti and The Weeknd, Ka passing away, GloRilla's first week sales projections and more.

Free Young Thug.

Future's magical run in 2011 bleeds into this 2012 mixtape which displays Future's versatility.

This self-titled project features Future's biggest solo song and his best storytelling record.

Love backwards.

This project is considered a classic among diehard Future fans.

The guys discuss journalism in rap music, the Washington Commanders facing the Baltimore Ravens, Tommy Richman's low first-week sales, GloRilla's debut album, Pharrell's obsession with Mixtape Pluto, Daddy Yankee telling us something we already know and more.

Four records makes this album fall short from greatness.

This project is one of the most influential mixtapes of the 2010s.

Future's debut album displays his versatility and songwriting ability.

Future's collaborative project with Drake features the ATLien outshining the Canadian superstar on most of the record.

The guys give out grades for their favorite teams' performances on the weekend. They also discuss Bukayo Saka's playmaking form, Cole Palmer winning England Player of the Year, Mauricio Pochettino preparing for his debut with the U.S. men's national team, Christian Pulisic becoming AC Milan's most reliable attacking threat, the difficulty of creating a world class player from a team's academy, Ghana's ineptitude, Erik ten Hag keeping his job and more.

Future's 2019 EP is heavily slept on by most fans.

Future's sophomore "slump" changes the trajectory of his career.

A bloated tracklist causes this album to fall short from greatness.

The sequel to Gucci Mane and Future's 2011 mixtape could've been bigger with more promotion.