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Welcome to the parallel universe nobody asked for.On this episode of WTF Asked You, it’s a Skoolboi & Rich episode. No Rio. No Boog. And we’re asking one ridiculous question:What if Will Smith and Denzel Washington switched movie roles?Could Will become Alonzo in Training Day? Troy Maxson in Fences? Whip Whitaker in Flight? Robert McCall in The Equalizer?Could Denzel take over I Am Legend, Men in Black, Independence Day, Hancock or The Pursuit of Happyness?But saying “they could play it” isn’t enough.Would the movie be BETTER, WORSE or just DIFFERENT? Would the performance still be iconic? And if you could only have one version, would you actually erase the original to get the switch?We run through some of the biggest movies of both legendary careers before answering the ultimate question:If Will Smith and Denzel Washington switched filmographies, who survives the switch better?Oh, and somehow we called the episode WTF Asked For A Switch before realizing we were making a Will Smith “Switch” reference.We promise that part wasn’t planned. This is WTF Asked You.Nobody asked.We answered anyway.

Michael Jackson’s run from Off the Wall through Thriller and Bad may be the greatest decade-long stretch in music history—but which songs truly deserve a place in the Top 10? All three WTF Asked You co-hosts come together to rank their favorite Michael Jackson songs released between 1979 and 1989. Did worldwide classics like “Billie Jean,” “Thriller,” “Beat It,” “Rock with You,” “Smooth Criminal” and “Man in the Mirror” make the cut, or did the deep cuts and underrated fan favorites take over the list? Before the countdown, the crew discusses the latest Michael Jackson-related Netflix documentary during the WTF Asked You Moment of the Week, battles through an unpredictable 80s Music This or That, tests their knowledge with an 80s music history quiz and tries to identify the original names of classic songs and real Michael Jackson vault titles. Expect debates involving MJ, Prince, Whitney Houston, Janet Jackson, Luther Vandross, Anita Baker, New Edition and several other legends of the era—plus rare facts, chart history, writers, producers and stories behind the music. Listen through the end to hear the full countdown, then share your own Top 10 and tell us which omission was the most disrespectful. And remember: if you didn’t like our list, well, whoTFaskedYou!!

This week on WTF Asked You, we’re debating Drake vs. Lil Wayne — but with a twist.We’re not talking about who had the better career, who became bigger, or who had the stronger run overall. We’re going through a list of Drake and Wayne collaborations and asking one question:Who had the better verse on each song?The crew breaks down the flows, quotables, delivery, impact, and who really owned the moment. Some picks were obvious, some were close, and some might start a fight in the comments.Due to technical difficulties, Boog couldn’t join us for this episode, but his full list, including his winners for each song, will be posted on Instagram at @wtfaskedyoupod.Tap in and let us know your winners.

On this episode of WTF Asked You?!, we’re taking it back to the beginning with our Top 10 Jackson 5/Jacksons songs from 1969–1978.We’re covering the Motown run, the early Epic years, the transition from The Jackson 5 to The Jacksons, and the moments where you could already see Michael Jackson becoming Michael Jackson. From the childhood classics to the grown-up funk, from the dance records to the vocals, we’re debating the songs that defined the era.And this episode is special because, for the first time ever, all 3 co-hosts are on the mic together. That means three lists, three perspectives, and plenty of “how the hell is that not on your list?” energy.We’re talking hits, deep cuts, stage presence, family-group greatness, Motown history, and the road that eventually leads to Destiny.Drop your Top 10 and let us know who had the best list.And if you don’t like our list…WTF asked you?!

Skool and Rio back this week… and unfortunately no Boog on this one, but trust—the energy still there This episode gets real disrespectful real fast as we debate the BEST movie sequels of all time… and yeah, some of these takes might not sit right with everybody.Before we even get into the list, we kick things off with a wild WTF moment of the week, a couple movie games that might expose your film knowledge, and then we get straight into one of our most debatable topics yet.What really makes a sequel better than the original? And which ones actually pulled it off?Tap in and let us know…What sequel did we miss?  And which movie should’ve NEVER gotten a sequel?Who Tf Asked You?!