Boogie and Precious discuss the movie "Sinners". They dive into the metaphors and meanings behind the movie, as well as their own conceptual theories.

Boogie and Precious discuss the correlation of jail and death in the music industry. They talk about several incarcerated artists and the adaptation of a prisoner's mentality promoted in the industry.

Boogie and Precious discuss where hip-hop and poetry intersect. They talk about their favorite poets turned rappers and how the two are connected by storytelling.

Boogie and Precious discuss the transformative nature of spoken word and music. They also discuss death within the music industry and how it affects the community and the art form.

Boogie and Precious explore different genres of music and how they affect people's mood. They discuss different artists that they listen to in order to enhance or inspire their moods, while also delving into the music industry's ability to manipulate the mood of the music for the masses.

Boogie and Precious sit down and discuss new music as well as the competitive spirit of the music industry. They talk about artists like Central Cee, Jim Jones, and Friday. Assessing the artists and their albums, Boogie and Precious review the sounds of the artists and the current state of the music industry.

Boogie and Precious sit down and discuss new music as well as the competitive spirit of the music industry. They talk about artists like Central Cee, Jim Jones, and Friday. Assessing the artists and their albums, Boogie and Precious review the sounds of the artists and the current state of the music industry.

Boogie and Precious keep it short this week with a quick original poem by, Boogie, "You Deserve".