In this episode of Out The Blue, we dive into one of the biggest cultural moments in hip-hop and beyond.

First, we break down our reactions to J. Cole’s highly anticipated album The Fall-Off — the double album released on February 6, 2026, which Cole has described as potentially his final project. We talk about the sound, the themes, and what this moment means for his legacy. We also discuss his unique “Trunk Sale Tour,” where he’s been traveling the country in his old Honda Civic selling physical copies directly to fans — a nostalgic, grassroots rollout that brings his career full circle.

Next, we shift to the 2026 Super Bowl and the cultural conversation that followed. We react to Bad Bunny’s halftime performance at Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara — a historic show watched by over 128 million viewers and performed largely in Spanish, celebrating Puerto Rican and Latin culture. We also unpack the backlash, including political criticism and bigoted reactions that sparked debate about culture, language, and who gets to define what “American” looks like.

Then we get into a deeper conversation:

Are women and children off limits in public conflicts?

This comes in the wake of controversy surrounding a reality TV personality from Baddies, who faced outrage after making disturbing comments about someone’s child. We discuss the ethics of personal attacks, where the line should be drawn, and how social media has changed the rules of public conflict.

To close the episode, we spin the wheel and end up tackling some awkward, uncomfortable, and hilarious questions — the kind of real, unfiltered conversation you’ve come to expect from Out The Blue.

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This week on the Out The Blue Podcast, we get into the wildest headlines and internet moments going viral right now. First, we break down Nicki Minaj’s sudden political shift, her public embrace of MAGA politics, and the controversy over her showing off a Trump “Gold Card” and her claims about fast-tracking U.S. citizenship — and why both fans and critics are heated about it.

Then, we unpack the Sonya Massey case, discussing the recent conviction and sentencing of ex-deputy Sean Grayson, who was found guilty of second-degree murder in her killing and is facing up to 20 years behind bars.

After that, we react to a viral video of a girl who was supposed to get jumped by three teens at her job — and instead utterly shut it down, because they didn’t realize she has serious MMA training.

And of course … we spun the wheel and dove into whatever randomness fate handed us next 🎡🔥.

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• Community Mental Health Centers: Offer services based on your ability to pay, including individual/group therapy.
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