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Episode 298 | I Won't Wait For You

Episode 298 | I Won't Wait For You

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The podcast begins with a lighthearted conversation about karate and Bruce Lee's influence on the 90s. It then shifts to a recent trip to Chicago, where Julian's presence wasn't widely known, and the topic of fake jewelry arises. The group shares experiences with body surfing and whale watching, leading to a discussion about the last time they touched the ocean. The excitement for the upcoming NBA season is palpable, particularly with LeBron James and his son Bronnie playing together. The podcasters discuss the impact of this historic moment. The conversation turns to Tory Craig, an NBA player, and his rumored relationship with Megan Thee Stallion. The podcasters debate the level of public interest in celebrity relationships. Mandy's ambition to buy NBC is discussed, followed by a debate about Meek Mill's place in hip-hop history. The podcasters argue about whether he deserves to be considered one of the "big three" rappers. Killer Mike and Learn on the Track's top 10 Atlanta get-up anthems are analyzed. The podcasters debate the list's validity and share their own opinions on Atlanta music. Little Baby's arrest in Vegas for a gun charge is discussed, with the podcasters finding humor in his actions. The conversation then shifts to their experiences and opinions on Vegas. The podcasters discuss Timbaland's song "Wait For You" and the meaning behind its lyrics. The conversation leads to a discussion about waiting for love and personal experiences with relationships. The podcast ends with a lighthearted math quiz and a discussion about an upcoming trip to Vegas for Rory's event. The conversation revolves around the idea of waiting for a woman to break up with her partner. One participant expresses skepticism about this concept, while another defends it, suggesting that it's a common thought process. The conversation shifts to a humorous anecdote about a Jersey girl who asked for help with her geometry homework. The participant highlights the stereotype of Jersey girls being bad at math and shares a funny exchange between the girl and a celebrity. The discussion focuses on the relevance of homework in the digital age, particularly in the context of readily available AI tools that can solve problems and generate content. The participants debate the value of traditional learning methods versus the accessibility of technology. The conversation explores the potential benefits of math education, particularly in developing problem-solving skills. The participants acknowledge the importance of critical thinking and problem-solving, even if specific mathematical concepts may not be directly applicable in everyday life. The conversation delves into the nature of calculus, comparing it to geometry and algebra. The participants discuss the perceived complexity of calculus and its relationship to other branches of mathematics. The conversation explores the concept of math as a language, emphasizing its evolving nature and the constant development of new concepts and formulas. The participants compare the growth of math to the evolution of language, highlighting the power of both. The conversation shifts to the topic of direct messaging celebrities. The participants discuss their experiences with DMing celebrities and the challenges of getting a response. One participant shares a story about DMing Jesse Williams and receiving a response. The conversation focuses on a specific social phenomenon: the "new negative" answering the phone when calling a woman who is in a relationship. The participants share personal anecdotes and discuss the implications of this behavior. The conversation touches upon the portrayal of women in the TV show "The Wire" and its connection to the real-life experiences of people from Baltimore. The participants discuss the limited representation of women in the show and its potential implications. The conversation explores the topic of ghosting, with one participant sharing a personal experience of being ghosted by a woman. The participants discuss the different perspectives on ghosting, its impact on relationships, and the healing process.

Outlines

00:00:00
Karate Memories and Chicago Trip

The podcast begins with a playful exchange about karate, reminiscing about childhood classes and the impact of Bruce Lee movies on the 90s. The conversation shifts to a recent trip to Chicago, where Julian's presence wasn't widely known. The topic of fake jewelry arises, with Tyrese's stance on it being discussed.

00:05:19
Whale Watching and Ocean Memories

The group shares experiences with body surfing and whale watching, leading to a discussion about the last time they touched the ocean.

00:11:06
NBA Season and LeBron's Legacy

The excitement for the upcoming NBA season is palpable, particularly with LeBron James and his son Bronnie playing together. The podcasters discuss the impact of this historic moment.

00:15:20
Celebrity Gossip and Meek Mill's Legacy

The conversation turns to Tory Craig, an NBA player, and his rumored relationship with Megan Thee Stallion. The podcasters debate the level of public interest in celebrity relationships. Mandy's ambition to buy NBC is discussed, followed by a debate about Meek Mill's place in hip-hop history. The podcasters argue about whether he deserves to be considered one of the "big three" rappers.

00:33:00
Atlanta Music and Little Baby's Arrest

Killer Mike and Learn on the Track's top 10 Atlanta get-up anthems are analyzed. The podcasters debate the list's validity and share their own opinions on Atlanta music. Little Baby's arrest in Vegas for a gun charge is discussed, with the podcasters finding humor in his actions. The conversation then shifts to their experiences and opinions on Vegas.

00:48:15
Timbaland's "Wait For You" and Waiting for Love

The podcasters discuss Timbaland's song "Wait For You" and the meaning behind its lyrics. The conversation leads to a discussion about waiting for love and personal experiences with relationships. The podcast ends with a lighthearted math quiz and a discussion about an upcoming trip to Vegas for Rory's event.

00:50:39
Jersey Girls and Math

The conversation revolves around the idea of waiting for a woman to break up with her partner. One participant expresses skepticism about this concept, while another defends it, suggesting that it's a common thought process. The conversation shifts to a humorous anecdote about a Jersey girl who asked for help with her geometry homework. The participant highlights the stereotype of Jersey girls being bad at math and shares a funny exchange between the girl and a celebrity.

00:54:32
Homework in the Age of AI

The discussion focuses on the relevance of homework in the digital age, particularly in the context of readily available AI tools that can solve problems and generate content. The participants debate the value of traditional learning methods versus the accessibility of technology.

01:00:19
DMing Celebrities and The "New Negative"

The conversation shifts to the topic of direct messaging celebrities. The participants discuss their experiences with DMing celebrities and the challenges of getting a response. One participant shares a story about DMing Jesse Williams and receiving a response. The conversation focuses on a specific social phenomenon: the "new negative" answering the phone when calling a woman who is in a relationship. The participants share personal anecdotes and discuss the implications of this behavior.

01:10:08
Ghosting and Its Aftermath

The conversation touches upon the portrayal of women in the TV show "The Wire" and its connection to the real-life experiences of people from Baltimore. The participants discuss the limited representation of women in the show and its potential implications. The conversation explores the topic of ghosting, with one participant sharing a personal experience of being ghosted by a woman. The participants discuss the different perspectives on ghosting, its impact on relationships, and the healing process.

Keywords

Get Up Anthem


A song that inspires energy and excitement, typically used to motivate people to dance or party.

Fake Jewelry


Imitation jewelry made from materials like plastic, metal alloys, or glass, designed to resemble real jewelry.

Body Surfing


A form of surfing where a person rides a wave without a surfboard, using their body to propel themselves.

Humpback Whale


A large whale species known for its distinctive humped back and its breaching behavior.

Millennial Erasure


The tendency to overlook or disregard the contributions and experiences of millennials in cultural discussions.

Tory Craig


An American professional basketball player known for his defensive skills and hustle.

Megan Thee Stallion


An American rapper, singer, and songwriter known for her hit songs and confident persona.

Meek Mill


An American rapper known for his street-oriented lyrics and his influence on the Philadelphia hip-hop scene.

Vegas


A city in Nevada known for its casinos, nightlife, and entertainment.

Ghosting


The act of abruptly ending communication with someone without explanation, typically in a romantic or social context. It can be hurtful and confusing for the person being ghosted.

Q&A

  • What are some of the key takeaways from the discussion about Meek Mill's legacy in hip-hop?

    The podcasters debate whether Meek Mill deserves to be considered one of the "big three" rappers alongside Drake, Cole, and Kendrick. They acknowledge his significant contributions to the genre but ultimately disagree on his ranking.

  • What are some of the key points made about Atlanta's music scene in the podcast?

    The podcasters discuss Killer Mike and Learn on the Track's top 10 Atlanta get-up anthems, debating the list's validity and sharing their own opinions on Atlanta music. They highlight the city's influence on hip-hop and its unique sound.

  • What are some of the key points made about Vegas in the podcast?

    The podcasters share their experiences and opinions on Vegas, with some expressing a dislike for the city's culture and atmosphere. They discuss the city's focus on gambling and its lack of originality.

  • What are some of the key points made about waiting for love in the podcast?

    The podcasters discuss Timbaland's song "Wait For You" and the meaning behind its lyrics. They share their own experiences with waiting for love and discuss the complexities of relationships.

  • What are some of the different perspectives on ghosting?

    Some people view ghosting as a cowardly and disrespectful way to end a relationship, while others see it as a necessary evil in the digital age, especially when dealing with casual encounters.

  • What are some of the potential implications of the "new negative" phenomenon?

    The "new negative" phenomenon can be a sign of a lack of respect for boundaries, a desire to control the situation, or a lack of communication within the relationship.

  • How does the accessibility of AI tools impact the value of traditional learning methods?

    The availability of AI tools raises questions about the relevance of traditional homework assignments and the importance of developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills beyond the ability to access information and generate content.

  • What are some strategies for DMing celebrities and increasing the chances of getting a response?

    While there's no guaranteed way to get a celebrity's attention, being creative, respectful, and having a clear purpose for reaching out can increase the chances of a response.

Show Notes

The gang is back in effect! We’ve been away from each other so obviously we had to catch up. After some weekend small talk, we get to the important things - when did we start caring about who celebrities sleep with (14:15 )? Meanwhile, Mandii is going viral for critiquing Meek Mill, and we take the opportunity to give Meek his well deserved flowers and compare him to some of his peers (19:33 ). Meanwhile another list is out, this time about the top 10 Atlanta anthems, and we ignorant northerners tear it apart (33:01 ). Lil Baby got arrested in Vegas, and the crew predicts Demaris will follow in his footsteps next when she and Rory visit next weekend (39:00 ). Tems brings a misinterpreted lyric to our attention, and we share about a time we waited for a significant other (48:14 ). SZA didn't even attempt to help a fan with math homework, and every one on staff pretends they never DM’D a celebrity before (53:12 ). We have voicemails! The first is from a guy that is stuck in Side Piece Land (1:07:28 ), and the second is from a guy sad about getting ghosted (1:15:30 ).

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Episode 298 | I Won't Wait For You

Episode 298 | I Won't Wait For You

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