Crack in the 80's

Welcome back ! In this episode, the guys discuss a variety of topics ranging from their 4th of July celebrations to the influence of filmmakers like Michael Bay and Steven Spielberg. They share humorous anecdotes, particularly about an Uber ride that led to unexpected encounters, and delve into critiques of recent films, especially focusing on the portrayal of vampires in 'Sinners'. The discussion highlights the importance of storytelling in cinema and the cultural nuances that shape communication. In this conversation, the speakers critique a recent movie, discussing its plot, character dynamics, and overall execution. They express disappointment in the film's choices and explore how it could have been improved. The discussion shifts to the importance of supporting black creators in the film industry, highlighting the need for diverse storytelling. Introduction and Celebration of Independence Day (02:41) The Left-Handed Club (05:37) Michael Bay and the Transformers Franchise (11:27) Steven Spielberg's Impact on Cinema (16:54) A Funny Uber Experience (19:05) Unexpected Encounters and Cultural Differences (22:20) Movie Reviews: Sinners and Black Panther (27:39) Vampire Lore and Film Critique (34:44) The Power of Live Streaming (54:51) Breaking the Mold in Music Promotion (57:12) Engaging with Fans in the Digital Age (58:04) The Future of Content Creation (01:00:54) The Intersection of Gaming and Streaming (01:04:00) Cultural Impact of Iconic Shows (01:05:28) Rumors and Speculations in Sports

In this episode, we celebrate their return and dive into various topics, including nostalgia for school days, the cinematic experience of 'Godzilla Minus One', the impact of Will Smith's infamous slap, and the evolution of artists like Jim Jones. They also discuss the age debate in hip hop, the influence of social media on music, and the culture of hot takes that has emerged in today's music scene. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the current state of the music industry, discussing the challenges artists face today, including financial struggles, the impact of social media, and the evolution of artist identity. They reflect on the nostalgia of music discovery in the past, the importance of the business side of music, and how modern content creation has changed the landscape for artists. The conversation highlights the need for artists to adapt and find new ways to connect with their audience in a rapidly changing industry.The Return of the Trifecta (02:49) School Days and Headings (05:36) Godzilla Minus One: A Cinematic Experience (08:19) The Deeper Meaning of Godzilla (11:12) Will Smith's Career and Public Perception (13:55) Jim Jones and the Evolution of Artists (17:15) The Age Debate in Hip Hop (18:55)Perceptions of Rappers' Ages (21:11) Success After 30 in Hip Hop (22:15) The Role of Media in Hip Hop Culture (24:00) Shock Value and Trolling in Rap Battles (25:59) The Evolution of Hip Hop Culture (26:38) The Impact of Social Media on Music Consumption (30:25) Cultural Expectations and Music Preferences (34:13) The Influence of Wealth on Public Perception (36:30) Finding Value in Unexpected Places (41:30) The State of Music Today (44:04) Understanding the Business of Music (46:43) The Reality of Local Artists (49:35) Navigating the Industry's Challenges (56:14)The Missing Piece in Success (59:27) The Shift in Hip-Hop Dynamics (01:02:37) Finding New Avenues for Expression (01:07:56) The Future of Content Creation

Welcome back to the show! we recap some events from 2024 and what do we look forward to the most in 2025. The nostalgia of Gaming (6:00) Uncle Murda 2025 recap on the way (11:59) Artist of the year discussion (21:07) Favorite album releases (22:34) The importance of Love (39:19) Looking forward to 2025 (48:36) WWE is coming to Netflix (51:11) Anticipating music in 2025 (55:30) AI's Impact on music and streaming (56:15) James Gunn's superman will flop (1:02:14) Pod wars (1:08:45) & more

HAPPY BIRTHDAY VTWO! We present to you Crack in the 80's Podcast. The podcast about a whole bunch of durag activity and hot takes from a 90's NY perspective. In this episode we start off by celebrating VTWO's birthday (0:30) Young Jeezy is Back (3:10) Shane Gillis (7:03) The Best chicken tenders are at The Improv (8:10) The Astros beat the Yankees (9:26) Marz finally watched House of the Dragon (11:01) Dave's Hot Chicken from Drake (11:40) Halloween Baby (14:12) Dia de los Muertos (15:41) Halloween Parties (17:38) Halloween Costumes (19:31) Ranking the Best Horror Movies (23:21) Popping champagne live on the pod (1:02:54) Drvgz Tweet of the Week (1:07:25) Marzstradamus makes new predictions (1:10:52) House of the Dragon finale review (1:14:40) Raising Kanan finale review (1:44:58) & more

In this conversation, the hosts delve into the recent albums by Travis Scott and the Clips, discussing their production, standout tracks, and the cultural implications of their music. They explore the marketing strategies used to promote these albums, the expectations surrounding Kendrick Lamar's contributions, and the impact of social media on music critique. The discussion also touches on the potential for the Clips album to become a cult classic and draws parallels between the music industry and the film industry in terms of audience expectations and critique. In this conversation, the speakers delve into various themes surrounding nostalgia, concert experiences, the role of streaming in music, and the evolution of artists like Travis Scott. They discuss the impact of nostalgia on media consumption, the challenges of live performances in crowded venues, and the differences between UK and US rap scenes. The conversation also touches on the creative processes behind music production and the expectations of artists in today's music industry.