"Ms. Jackson," "So Fresh, So Clean," "B.O.B." You know Stankonia. There's a great chance you started humming one of those songs upon reading the title. There's also a great chance you start humming Nelly's "Country Grammar" and/or Ludacris' "Southern Hospitality" when I write those. What binds all of those together? The year 2000, an absolute monster year for hip-hop crossover hits and artists. Eminem has the monolith of the year, but we'll get to him in a later episode. For know Matt and Tim talk the goodness, sensuality, and strangeness of Stankonia, before considering Nelly's Country Grammar and Ludacris' Back for the First Time as both monuments to 2000 and sneaky influential albums on their own. Let's remember some tunes.