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To close out the first season of the podcast, Nate and RJ talk about the long awaited “Man on the Moon III: The Chosen” album from Kid Cudi. Nate and RJ also hand out this year’s OldMilk Hip-Hop Awards for Overlooked Album of the Year, Producer of the Year, Best Hip-Hop Album for the men and women of rap and Most Valuable Rapper!
Nate and RJ talk about the new DJ Scheme produced project titled “Family” and the new project from Rico Nasty titled “Nightmare Vacation.” The OldMilk Crew also discuss their outrage over the Grammy nominations focusing on the nominations for Best Rap Album. Finally, the two reveal their nominations for the first annual OldMilk Awards for categories such as Most Valuable Rapper, Producer of the Year and Best Hip-Hop Album. Tune in as the winners are selected next episode!
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 give their thoughts on the highly anticipated “Pluto x Baby Pluto” collab album from Future and Lil Uzi Vert, also comparing it to the Future’s three previous collab albums with Drake, Young Thug and Juice WRLD. The duo also discuss their first impressions on “So Help Me God!” – the new album from 2 Chainz. Finally, the OldMilk Crew discuss their expectations for Meg Thee Stallion’s “Good News” which is expected to drop next week.
Nate and RJ start the show by giving their condolences to the friends and family of King Von. The duo share their first impressions on the new music of the week from Nav titled, “Emergency Tsunami” and Doe Boy & Southside’s collab titled “Demons R Us.” The OldMilk Crew also discuss 2020 in Hip-Hop and where they think the culture goes from here.
Nate and RJ share their first impressions on Trippie Redd’s “Pegasus,” King Von’s “Welcome to O’ Block,” $not’s “Beautiful Havoc” and Busta Rhymes’ “Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God.”
Nate and RJ talk about the new projects this week including Benny the Butcher’s “Burden of Proof” and Black Thought’s “Streams of Thought Vol 3: Cain and Abel.” The OldMilk crew also discuss new singles including Sada Baby’s “Whole Lotta Choppas” remix featuring Nicki Minaj, Joey Bada$$ and Nas’ first song together by way of Statik Selektah’s “Keep It Moving,” Lil Gnar’s “Diamond Choker” featuring Lil Uzi and finally $not’s “Mean” featuring Flo Milli.
Nate and RJ talk about the highs and lows on Reason’s debut album “New Beginnings.” The OldMilk crew also discuss their thoughts about Famous Dex’s new project “Diana.” Finally, the analytical duo breakdown the newest project from the UK’s Headie One titled “Edna.”
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.”
Nate and RJ breakdown the newest project from NBA Youngboy titled “Top,” while also sharing their thoughts on Conway The Machine’s debut album “From King To A God.” The analytical duo wrap the show up talking about the new cyphers from the XXL Freshmen, ranking each cypher while forecasting the future for the XXL artists and highlighting some artists that may have been snubbed from the list.
Excited that Big Sean finally dropped his long awaited “Detroit 2” album, Nate and RJ breakdown their opinions, highlights and critiques of the album. The OldMilk crew also discuss their thoughts on the Lil Durk single “The Voice” and speculate about whether an album is coming from the self-proclaimed Jay-Z of Chicago. Finally, the duo talk about the run of amazing production from Hit-Boy as well as their album of the year contenders.
Nate and RJ start the show giving their condolences to the friends and family of Chadwick Boseman. The analytical duo share their thoughts on Internet Money’s “B4 The Storm” and Nasty C’s “Zulu Man With Some Power.” The OldMilk crew also discuss their thoughts on virtual concerts while finally discussing new singles from Cordae, Lil Tecca, Big Sean and A$AP Ferg.
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.”
The OldMilk crew share their thoughts on the new releases from the week including, NLE Choppa’s “Top Shotta,” Lil Keed’s “Trapped On Cleveland 3,” and Aminé’s “Limbo.” Nate and RJ also discuss DaBaby’s “Blame It On Baby (Deluxe)” and Rod Wave’s “Pray 4 Love (Deluxe).” Finally, the crew discuss their opinions on Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s new single “WAP” and the backlash they received.
The OldMilk crew share their thoughts on Logic’s last project “No Pressure,” along with the first collaboration between Lupe Fiasco and Kaelin Ellis titled “House.” Nate and RJ also talk about Flo Milli’s “Ho Why Is You Here?” and Shoreline Mafia’s “Mafia Bidness” forecasting where both acts can go from their recent drops. Finally, the crew discuss their opinions on recent comments about the frequency artists drop from Spotify’s CEO.
The OldMilk crew share their thoughts on Joey Bada$$’ three song project “The Light Pack,” as well as his “mumble rap extermination” line. Nate and RJ also discuss their expectations for Logic’s last album “No Pressure” and his legacy. The crew wraps up the show discussing the Migos sueing QC and their outlook for the upcoming projects from DJ Khaled and Drake.
Nate and RJ share their thoughts on Pop Smoke’s posthumous release, “Shoot For the Stars, Aim For The Moon” and “Legends Never Die” from the late Juice WRLD. The crew also give late breakdowns for Lil Durk’s “Just Cause Y’all Waited 2” and Rod Wave’s “Pray 4 Love.”
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 start the podcast with a moment of silence for Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Tony McDade and the many other black people whose lives were taken due to police brutality. The crew also gives their thoughts on Lil Yachty’s “Lil Boat 3,” G Herbo’s “PTSD Deluxe” and “Alfredo” by Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist.
