Lyall Behrens is joined by Comedian Trevor Joyner to talk rappers post-prison music before unpacking why Trev believes social media is making Comedians do their work for them and why Lyall believes all the viral love goes to mediocre white and light brown comedians. The fellas then talk rap albums of the year, if Nas has surpassed Jay-Z’s discography, Drake’s subtle decline, the nail in the coffin on “ole boy from Chicago” and more in the ‘22 rewind.
 
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Not All Big Homies Are Created Equal

Irreverent Comedian Lyall Behrens unpacks a different subject every episode. This is a safe space for Men, Black masculinity and reckless original thought, with mainstay guests like Matt Duckett, Trenton Davis and more.