Rapalleanous

Who will win today's match up?! The former Odd Future vet, Earl Sweatshirt, or Philly's Own, Meek Mill? Which of these Hip-Hop Journeymen has the better album? The guys settle it on today's episode!Enjoy the program!

Listen to part two of the Hip-hop Kings and God discussion. As the guys' break down the 2010s and what reasons artists have for calling themselves "gods".

What makes a artist call themselves a King? What gives them the audacity to call themselves a God? The guys break it down for our first discussion piece for season 2!Enjoy the program!

While the some of our audience members try to kill each other for Black Friday sales, you should listen to the second episode of season 2. Sit back, warm-up some leftovers and hear Angelo and Blake face-off to see who has the best producer album, Metro Boomin or Swizz Beatz!Enjoy the program! (Save us a plate, please.)

Rapallaneous is finally back from its long hiatus! We're starting season 2 with a battle between two recent projects. Vince Staples album, FM, and Freddy Gibbs & Curren$y's, Fetti Roma.

The boys have been on a little hiatus, but have blessed us with one of their unreleased throwback episodes.Enjoy the program!

PLAYING TRACKS BYBig Krit and Future, Young Thug.Welcome to Rapallaneous!The podcast where we analyze, dissect, and disseminate to create a show about hip-hop culture (that Y'all can appreciate).Our main event is The Rap Rebuttal. Where Jamaica, Queens' very own Blake Odom faces off against The Bronx Disputer, Angelo Roldan, to see which rapper is the best in albums, songs, or verses. We debate about anyone, from Method Man and Young Thug to Homeboy Sandman and Slim Thug...We throw it all down to see who can make the better argument. Tune in every Friday at 6 PM, starting December 15th on Newark Radio Co-op.Due to technical difficulties, we had to re-record the beginning of the 1st episode on the same day as the 2nd episode. During the time of the recording, one of our contestants lost his voice and could not find a replacement. We apologize for the inconvenience this might cause some people while listening and we do hope you enjoy the program.Peace!

On the season finale, the guys debate some of their favorite features, bars, and music videos of 2018. Enjoy the program

This week, the guys finish there discussion to see who are in their top four of the XXL Freshman Class of 2018.Enjoy the program

Black Thought, frontman of the legendary Roots crew, spit one of the longest freestyles on Hot 97 in the middle of December and it's still being talked about! So today we're celebrating and debating the career of the South Philly exclusive, Illadelph's one and only - Black Thought.

Is it trap Or is it mumble? Continuing in our year in review with this one rounder episode we discuss the albums from Philly's own Rockstar Lil Uzi Vert and a Trapstar Vet from ATL 2 Chainz. Get ready for the surprise switch up at the beginning!Enjoy the program

This week starts Year in Review, and our artists choice for this episode are the boys from Harlem...That's right, it's all A$AP with this one. With this week being the anniversary of the death of Founder of the Mob; A$AP Yams and They having a big month in August of 2017, it's time face-off and put Twelvey against Ferg and see who was the best on A$AP Mob' latest album!Enjoy the program

For this week's episode we continue year in review and we pit Freddie Gibbs vs Rick Ross, who had the best moment in The Seven between Talib Kweli and Styles P, and our main question, who had the best debut album between Wiki and Gold Link. This episode feels like a house of cards...What do we mean by that? Tune in to find out!Enjoy the program

For this week the guys gear up for that black panther soundtrack, pay respect to the legendary Japanese producer, Nujabes, and show their love for Valentines Day by debating about a couple of great love songs.Enjoy the program

Today, we take a break from Year In Review to discuss the man from Detroit, the legendary hip-hop producer J Dilla. With his birthday that just passed (February 7th) and the anniversary of his death (February 10), the guys debate some of Dilla's best work with Slum Village, production for a featured artist, and from his album Donuts!Enjoy the program (warning: side effects to listening to this episode may include an increase in donut consumption)

Today we're breaking down the music of three young upcoming rappers with very different styles and approaches to their music. Angelo confesses his love for the hip-hop producer, Pi'erre Bourne, while Blake tells us a tragic tale about being robbed as a kid. We hope you enjoy the program.

From boy bands to gangsta rap...the guys get together and discuss the Vallejo, Cali natives SOB x RBE and the genre-bending collective, BROCKHAMPTON. Two young groups that come from different worlds with different sounds, while still sharing many similarities in hip-hop culture.Enjoy the program

Today we have our first guests, Views from The Chixx, on the podcast. The guys team up to debate against The Chixx to see who is better at analyzing 90s R&B and 2000s Hip-Hop. Enjoy the program.