Internet Party

Brad and John return for an episode that runs the gauntlet in terms of topics. Ghost restaurants, running into listeners on the streets of Chicago, nepotism on a second rate Chinese soccer team, an update on Certified Lover Boy, plus a VERY interesting pool story at the end of the episode that y’all need to stick around for. 

It's Internet Party after dark! Brad returns to Chicago by way of Raleigh, NC to sit down with John and discuss aliens smoking dro, Kwame Brown on IG live, Em Rata's mommy milkers, Gwyneth Paltrow's vagina candle, and so much more. 

Brad and John sit down to talk J. Cole's signing to a professional basketball team in Rwanda, fast food workers striking, White Castle jalapeno burgers, and define what the term dry snitch means and why you should strive to never be called that. The boys also regret to inform you that a couple TikTok videos have surfaced and they'd be absolutely remiss if they did not go in depth on them. Strap in, it's another week of general fuckery and fun for all. 

The boys get together to discuss the dating transfer portal, Melinda/Bill, "cheugy" energy, the ongoing certified loverboy delay, menthol cigs/flavored blunt wraps getting banned, a new entry in the crank corner, and of course some general fuckery. 

Brad and John got together on Oscar's Sunday to record and discuss actors doing too much style wise, tiktoks for clout, getting flicked up at the vax site, and Cuba Gooding, Jr. getting sauteed by Druski. Tap in 

Brad and John begin todays episode discussing the 4/20 and the problem with making an identity based entirely around weed culture. They then get into the saga of one Vivian Flores, a podcaster with a fairly popular Lakers show that presumably covers all things Los Angeles Lakers. It's a wild ride that you're sure to enjoy. They also get into some general fuckery as always. Let us ride. 

We used the first four minutes of this episode to talk about some issues that we think are important and couldn't be silent on. We're back on our usual bullshit for the rest of the episode after that. Ush Bucks, Kid Cudi's Cobain homage, meme of the week, Natasha Bedingfield throwing the clap wagon around, and plenty of general fuckery. Strap in. 

Brad and John begin the episode by announcing some big news - Washed Media and Internet Party are joining forces. From there, it's general fuckery, Paul Pierce going on IG live with some strippers, Teddy Santis becoming creative director for New Balance, what we're listening to, and a preview of the horniest summer of our lives.

The boys are back to discuss all things Wingstop (including what they think the hiring process is like to become a social media manager for the company), Addison Rae, Lil Nas X's new shoe, Suez Canal memes, general fuckery, and a new installment of "Is It Problematic?"

The boys went long today discussing Megan thee Stallion, Dua Lipa, and Harry Style's fits, plus an unexplained adidas samba resurgence, meme of the week, st. pats in Chicago last weekend, and who they would rather go one minute with: Kylie Jenner or Mike Tyson?

Eric Oliver is the co-founder of Worth Network, an app that incentivizes customers to promote themselves using food from restaurants. We talk with him about his company, the Lola Bunny news, NFT's, Papa John's, Burger King tweets, and Coming2America.

We begin today's show discussing the scandal that has captivated Americans for days: the great Nike SNKRS app scandal. With a week off there was a lot to talk about. Just to name a few: the hand sanitizer cam at NBA games, a space hotel, meme of the week, and Bobby Schmurda. Strap in.

The boys brave a winter storm to record a slapper fueled by red wine and overconfidence. The oft forgotten IG lurk feature, Rush Limbaugh, certified loverboy, and work bathroom situations are all discussed in great detail, with general fuckery that you've come to love sprinkled throughout. Let's ride.

Three pods in three weeks. Your mcm's favorite podcast could never put up these kind of numbers. The boys are back talking superbowl, a child getting a beard glued on him at the barbershop, hype/drop culture infiltrating every facet of our lives, TMZ headlines, and so much more. Tap in.

Two episodes in two weeks? Is this a functioning podcast again? Tough to say. It's an episode chock full of topics so strap in, folks. Thanks for riding with us. Welcome back.

The boys return to talk about Larry King, the Bernie meme, sex on the new Harry Potter show coming to HBO Max, George Washington Carver, Jordyn Woods' iteration of the buss it challenge, and obviously the Gamestop v.s. Reddit stonks battle. Saddle up, partner.

The premiere of season 3. The boys discuss Tik Tok's, dude's being down extremely bad, and soybean futures. Brad takes back a promise he made to John last week about participating in the buss down challenge plus so much more. Welcome back, everyone.

A whole mess of music got released over the past week so the boys got into a discussion over whether or not they feel bad for artists who aren't able to tour or sell merch in-person. James Harden has gotten extremely thick over the summer, plus the Taliban are trying to get into the sneaker game. We've also got a coverage of an emerging story involving a fan favorite inking an endorsement deal with the DoD plus some general fuckery along the way.

A new Yeezy just dropped that is going to have hypebeasts worldwide creaming in their Stone Island sweatpants, plus Mario Lopez stars in a sensual Colonel Sanders Christmas themed biopic. The boys also discuss a very special meme of the week, answer some listener questions, and obviously get into some general fuckery.

An episode for the ages. The boys get into a convoluted discussion about Scotty Pippen Jr., his mom Larsa, and a guy named Malik Beasley who is apparently worth 60 million dollars to the Minnesota Timberwolves. Skincare, Spotify wrapped, and Christmas bangers of the week are all included, as is a self-inflicted segment of "Is it problematic?" starring John himself. Tap in.