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On this episode, RJ & Nate give their thoughts on Benny the Butcher & Harry Fraud’s “The Plugs I Met 2” as well as Kota the Friend & Statik Selektah’s collab project “To Kill A Sunrise.” The Cap also reviews Utica, NY independent artist LeekyXIV’s project titled “Impression” and discusses what could be the reality of 2021’s music scene.
While giving their thoughts on Chika’s EP “Once Upon A Time,” Nate and RJ launch into a tangent discussing the many forms relevancy and how effective they are in helping artists progress their careers. The Cap also reflects on the career of legendary producer Southside, as he announced his pending retirement from beat making.
Nate and RJ discuss their first impressions on Megan Thee Stallion’s long awaited debut album, “Good News.” The OldMilk Crew also break down the Youngboy Never Broke Again & Rich The Kid collab, “Nobody Safe” as well as Saint Jhn’s new project “While the World Was Burning.” Finally the two hosts talk about the new Eps of the week from Meek Mill titled “Quarantine Pack” and DaBaby titled “My Brother’s Keeper (Long Live G).
Nate and RJ breakdown “Savage Mode 2,” the highly anticipated sequel to the 21 Savage and Metro Boomin classic “Savage Mode,” discussing their favorite songs as well as 21 Savage’s standing in Hip-Hop and what is next for Young Metro. The OldMilk crew also breakdown new albums from YG and Westside Gunn, respectively titled “My Life 4Hunnid” and “Who Made The Sunshine.”
Nate and RJ give their first impressions on Lil Tecca’s “Virgo World,” picking their favorite songs and forecasting where his career can go. The analytical duo also breakdown “Spilligion,” the newest album from the Spillage Village collective. Finally, the OldMilk crew dive into Armani Caesar’s “The Liz” and A$AP Ferg’s “Floor Seats II.”
The OldMilk crew share their thoughts on Mulatto’s “Queen Of Da Souf” and Nas’ “King’s Disease.” Nate and RJ also discuss the news around the XXL Freshmen List, including their picks for sleepers and brightest future. Finally, the crew give quick takes on some more recent releases including, Dave East’s “Karma 3,” Young Dolph’s “Rich Slave,” Vic Mensa’s “The V Tape,” and Coi Leray’s “Now or Never.”
Nate and RJ start the podcast with a moment of silence for black people whose lives were taken due to police brutality. The crew gives their thoughts on Wale’s “The Imperfect Storm,” Tee Grizzley’s “The Smartest” and “The Life of Pi’erre 4 (Deluxe)” by Pi’erre Bourne. Nate and RJ also give their thoughts on the nominees for the BET Awards. Finally, the crew breaks down the war of words between Noname and J. Cole, giving their thoughts on the differences between the two as well as their reaction to the social media backlash.
Nate and RJ discuss the latest releases from DaBaby and Westside Gunn while also speculating about rumors of new music coming from Playboi Carti and Lil Uzi Vert as well as their ongoing “beef.”
The Cap crew recaps the last decade, touching on the biggest moments, most polarizing artists, and most influential artists of the decade. The crew also takes the time to reflect on what could have been with projects that Hip-Hop fans never got.
Listen as the The Cap crew introduces themselves and discusses their favorite artists right now, their favorite projects of 2019 and what they are looking forward to in 2020. Bars will be thrown and (figurative) hills will be occupied all on episode 0.01 of “The Cap!”
