Boobie & Modd are back and coming in hot. This week, they’re clowning about Young Thug allegedly running up the prison phone bill, breaking down how “old Charlotte” is creeping back in, and how Covid forever flipped the nightlife script. Tabitha Brown’s taking shots at the hustle culture, Jussie Smollett’s doc has changed absolutely nothing, and teachers are setting off back-to-school week with fits that would’ve got you sent to the office back in the day. Boobie breaks down Netflix’s Unknown Number and the fellas get real about 9/11, 20+ years later. Grown talk with zero filters — tap in!

The Untitled Podcast is back with Episode 173, and Boobie & Modd are coming out the gate with heat. The fellas kick things off breaking down Cardi B’s bold flip of Hov’s classic Imaginary Players, sparking a real convo on their favorite remakes and what it takes to touch a legend’s record. From there, they dive into the viral Sha’Carri Richardson clip that’s been setting timelines on fire, which opens the door to a raw discussion on domestic violence and accountability in the culture.

The energy doesn’t stop—Boobie & Modd weigh in on Chris Brown’s Breezy Bowl Tour and the spectacle surrounding one of R&B’s most polarizing stars. And to close, the guys give their unfiltered reaction to HBO’s Hurricane Katrina documentary, revisiting the storm that changed New Orleans forever.

This episode’s equal parts hip-hop, headlines, and hard truths—don’t miss it.

Episode 172 just touched down and Boobie & Modd are talkin’ that talk! The boys open up with summer on its last leg—if the seasons were women, which ones would be wifey, which ones just for the fun, and which ones you keep at arm’s length?

Then it’s straight into the culture talk—Metro dropped that heat and they break down why it’s bigger than music right now. Sydney Sweeney got the internet in a frenzy over an American Eagle ad, Cutwater got folks lit like it’s 2012 Four Loko season, and Deandre Ayton’s name in the streets after allegedly leaving women stranded overseas—so what’s the real rulebook when you get flown out?

Shedeur Sanders put on a preseason masterclass and the convo turns to how America really feels about confident Black boys. Then they address the BET Hip Hop & Soul Train Awards getting axed—why we clown our own platforms but beg for Grammy love.

It’s jokes, it’s gems, it’s real talk from start to finish. Press play, pour up, and catch this vibe. It's UP!

The fellas are back outside with a brand-new episode—and this time they brought the homie Ant with ‘em! Things kick off spicy as Boobie demands Modd issue a public apology for clownin’ his outfit at the Black Tie Young Jeezy concert. That convo spirals into a deeper discussion on dress codes, unspoken rules, and how you carry yourself when you step in certain rooms.

From there, the crew gives flowers to Malcolm-Jamal Warner, chops it up about the art of code-switching and the workplace double standards we don’t talk about enough, and reacts to Shannon Sharpe finally reaching a settlement with the infamous OnlyFans model. They also tap in with a powerful recap of Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month—and as always, there’s plenty more in between.

You already know what time it is—hit play and tap in!

We back at it! Episode 170 of your favorite pod is live, and this time Boobie and Modd hit the road! The fellas pull up from ATL fresh off the Beyoncé Cowboy Carter tour stop and got stories to tell. They break down the vibes from the show, recap a wild 4th of July weekend, and ask—what really happened to the cookout?

From Love Island taking over the summer, to folks casually dropping racial slurs—nothing’s off-limits. The crew gets real about AI videos flooding the timeline, kids growing up way too fast, and yes, the latest from the Diddy saga. Modd got questions, Boobie got smoke, and somehow they even get into their favorite parts of funerals (yep, you read that right).

Plus: what’s one thing people always get wrong about us?

It’s hot out, but the content’s even hotter. Lock in with us—this one’s a summer classic.

We back like we never left! Episode 169 was cooked up over Memorial Day weekend as the whole YBR crew slid to Atlanta to celebrate one of their own tying the knot. Boobie, Modd, Caleb, and Aaron hold it down with surprise drop-ins from Zay and Kev. The crew gets into how they first linked with YBR, what it really means to bridge the gap between old and new school cool kids, and the true mission behind the movement. Plenty of laughs, wild stories, and real talk all the way through.

If you talk Savannah culture, you gotta talk YBR. Tap in — this one’s for the books!

Boobie and Modd back outside with episode 168 of The Untitled Podcast, and they brought the vibes with ‘em! This week, they break down the latest twists in the Diddy saga and the city-wide debate over bumpin’ R. Kelly in public—Charlotte said "cut that off!" They also clown Carnival Cruises for banning fans (like how we supposed to stay cool?!), talk DJ etiquette at an R&B party, and react to B. Simone shedding tears on the timeline again. Oh—and Queen Bey got stuck mid-air in that flying whip during her Houston show... yeah, somebody definitely gettin’ written up. Plus, the crew gets real about friendship expectations and knowing when to fall back. Hit play—this one’s a whole movie!

Episode 167 of The Untitled Podcast is here—and it’s a heavy hitter. Boobie and Modd kick things off catching up on life and where their heads at as the second half of the year creeps in. From there, it’s nothing but real talk. They recap how Father’s Day went down, share their unfiltered thoughts on the 2025 BET Awards, and dive straight into the drama surrounding Cardi B vs, Offset and the digital war that erupts after a messy public breakup. Modd gets the timeline buzzing with a post that had folks in their feelings, while Boobie airs out his frustrations with Tyler Perry. Things take a deeper turn when a convo around DDG and Halle opens the door for a raw discussion on postpartum depression and mental health in the Black community. The vibes are real, the dialogue is necessary, and the energy is all the way up. Tap in—you don’t wanna miss this one.