In this episode, our hosts delve into a wide range of topics, from the perception of Toronto accents to heated debates within the world of hip-hop. Here's a breakdown of what you can expect:

1. Toronto Accent - That Bad? (00:00 - 14:30)

The hosts kick off the episode by exploring the stereotype of Toronto accents. Is it really as "bad" as some claim, or are there unique aspects to it that we might be missing?

2. "For All The Dogs" Review (14:30 - 1:07:45)

At the 14-minute mark, the team delves into a detailed review of the latest album, "For All The Dogs." Tune in to hear their take on the music, its themes, and whether it lives up to the hype.

3. Joe Budden vs. Drake (1:07:45 - 1:32:20)

The episode takes a heated turn as the hosts dive into a passionate discussion about the ongoing feud between Joe Budden and Drake. Who's really winning this war, and what's at stake for both artists?

4. Worst Year for Hip-Hop Ever (1:32:20 - 1:35:20)

With a quick detour, the hosts ponder whether this year might just be the worst one ever for the hip-hop genre. They examine the releases and trends that have made 20XX an unusual year for rap enthusiasts.

5. Is His Music Too "Young"? (1:35:20 - 2:05:50)

Around the one-hour, thirty-five-minute mark, the conversation shifts towards a key question: Is one of the industry's icons making music that's "too young" for his age? The hosts evaluate the music's evolution and its impact.

6. Giving Out GOATs Too Easily? (2:05:50 - End)

Finally, the episode wraps up with a deep dive into the controversial topic of giving out the "Greatest of All Time" (GOAT) title too easily. The hosts discuss the criteria, the contenders, and whether it's time to be more selective.

Tune in to this engaging episode for a mix of insightful discussion and passionate debate about all things hip-hop, music, and culture. Whether you're a fan of Toronto rap or curious about the ongoing rap rivalries, there's something for everyone in this episode. All that and more IT'S THE EXTRA GRAVYYYYYYY

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