Rap & Order

Case 181 brings us to Project Pat's Mista Don't Play-- Everythang's Workin, with a heavy focus on why the Memphis-bred wordsmith is so slept on.

For Case 180, the guys revisit Lupe Fiasco’s The Cool. While Lupe is regarded as an incredible lyricist, was The Cool a classic album?

For Case 179, we revisit Kamaiyah’s debut mixtape, “A Good Night in the Ghetto.”

For this episode, the guys breakdown Roc Marciano’s sophomore album, Reloaded. Despite being released 10 years ago, it still manages to sound current. Is Roc Marci the king of the underground?

For Case 177, we break down Boldy James’ Bo Jackson project, which was produced by The Alchemist. While breaking down track-by-track, we also discuss how far he’s come as an MC, and how he ranks amongst other rappers in his tier.

For Case 176, we revisit Wiz Khalifa and Curren$y’s collaborative effort, “How Fly,” and reminisce on the beloved blog era.

For Case 175, we revisit Lil Baby's My Turn. The album helped turn him into one of Hip-Hop's most exciting new voices. But is it a rap classic?

For this episode, the guys revisit Puff’s 1999 album, Forever. After wondering all these years why it never gets mentioned in his catalog, we may have found the reason why.

For this episode, the guys break down Q-Tip's solo debut, Amplified and discuss whether or not his legacy gets enough respect in this generation.

For Case 172 of the Rap & Order Pod, we revisited Rae Sremmurd’s Sremmlife 2. Is their catalog good enough to be in the best rap groups conversation?

For Case 171, we visit Bay Area MC Larry June's Mr. Midnight LP, and break down the benefits of artists remaining independent.

For this episode, the guys focus on Post Malone's rise to fame, before breaking down his second album, beerbongs & bentleys.

Case 169 brings our focus to Megan Thee Stallion's 2018 EP, Tina Snow.

For this episode, the guys revisit Pusha T's debut album, My Name Is My Name and pinpoint when the shift in his subject matter happened.

For case 167 of the Rap & Order podcast, we dig into T.I.'s fourth album, KING. Was he ever truly worthy of the title?

For Case 166, we revisit Vince Staples’ album FM!, and ponder why he isn’t mentioned amongst other west coast greats in music.

For this episode, we breakdown Slick Rick’s groundbreaking release “The Great Adventures of Slick Rick,” while wondering how different his career could’ve been if he never went to prison.

For Case 164, we take a deep-dive into Slim Thug’s 2005 debut Already Platinum.

For Case 163, we take a look at Childish Gambino's Royalty mixtape and his career trajectory. Should he be recognized as an elite rapper?

Case 162 brings us to N.E.R.D's debut, In Search Of... Considered to be a groundbreaking release, why was N.E.R.D not accepted by Rock and Alternative radio?