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We’re not done arguing yet! Inspired by Rolling Stone’s list of the Greatest R&B Songs of the 21st Century, the crew continues the quest to identify the ONE definitive song from each artist. Darius DC Chambers, Court D., Boomer, LaShauna D. Hinton, and special guests bring the hot takes, the disagreements, and the mayhem as the list gets even harder to narrow down.

The debate continues! Inspired by Rolling Stone’s list of the Greatest R&B Songs of the 21st Century, we’re back to settle more arguments and crown the ONE definitive song from each artist. Darius DC Chambers, Court D., Boomer, LaShauna D. Hinton, and special guests are bringing more picks, more opinions, and plenty of mayhem.

Inspired by Rolling Stone’s list of the Greatest R&B Songs of the 21st Century, we’re putting our own spin on the rankings and narrowing it down to the ONE definitive song from each artist. Darius DC Chambers, Court D., Boomer, LaShauna D. Hinton, and special guests bring the opinions, the arguments, and the mayhem.

This episode of What The Shit?! Podcast presents WaddayaKnow?! – Black Edition, a Jeopardy-style game celebrating Black excellence across history, culture, and achievement.From Civil Rights icons like Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks to groundbreaking pioneers like Madam C.J. Walker, the crew tests knowledge across categories including sports, innovation, film, and historic “Black Firsts.”Contestants step up, wagers are placed, and the pressure builds as each round pushes their knowledge to the limit. Along the way, the conversation blends facts, competition, and commentary — highlighting the legacy, impact, and contributions that continue to shape the culture.Play along and see how your knowledge stacks up as the crew brings energy, laughs, and a little chaos to the game.This is more than trivia — it’s legacy, impact, and excellence on display.Come For The Laughs, Stay For The Mayhem.From Civil Rights icons like Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks to groundbreaking pioneers like Madam C.J. Walker, the crew tests knowledge across categories including sports, innovation, film, and historic “Black Firsts.”Contestants step up, wagers are placed, and the pressure builds as each round pushes their knowledge to the limit. Along the way, the conversation blends facts, competition, and commentary — highlighting the legacy, impact, and contributions that continue to shape the culture.Play along and see how your knowledge stacks up as the crew brings energy, laughs, and a little chaos to the game.This is more than trivia — it’s legacy, impact, and excellence on display.Come For The Laughs, Stay For The Mayhem.Listen to WHAT THE SHIT PODCAST?!WHAT THE SHIT PODCAST?! websiteDarius DC ChambersCopyright 2024 Darius DC Chambers

This episode of What The Shit?! Podcast taps into Blerd culture as the crew sits down with Midnight X Comics, an independent Black-owned comic company building original superheroes and expanding diverse storytelling in the comic space.We kick things off with comic and pop culture headlines, then jump into a special Comic Edition of Rank That Shit, followed by a “Who Did It Better?” debate that puts iconic characters and moments head-to-head. From there, the conversation dives deeper into the real journey behind creating an independent comic universe — the challenges, the creative freedom, and the long-term vision it takes to build something from the ground up.Before the main interview, Boomer sets the tone with The Court Report Radio Show, bringing his signature energy to open the episode.Come For The Laughs. Stay For The Mayhem.#dopeblackpods #blackpodcastnetwork #BlerdCultureOfficially launched in 2020, Midnight Comics is Atlanta's first and largest black, family owned, indie comic and manga company. Midnight Comics is the first comic book company in history to work with a utility company. The founder/lead writers are Lloyd S. Jones III and Natosha F. Jones. We have created avenues for creativity and literacy through comics with workshops, videos and beyond Midnight Comics tells authentic stories across several genres, while showcasing compelling Black leads in stories that are character driven. Lloyd's Facebook page@Midnightxcomics on InstagramLloyd on YouTubeCopyright 2024 Darius DC ChambersListen to WHAT THE SHIT PODCAST?!WHAT THE SHIT PODCAST?! website

This week on What The Shit?! Podcast, the crew takes a deep dive into Super Bowl LX, breaking down everything that had the world watching — from the game itself to the commercials and the moments everybody’s still talking about.The conversation kicks off with the pregame, where Coco Jones delivers a tribute performance honoring Whitney Houston, setting the tone for a night full of big energy and even bigger expectations. Then it’s on to the halftime show, where Bad Bunny takes center stage with a performance that brings surprises, debate, and plenty to unpack. On top of that, we get into the buzz around Turning Point USA launching their own “All-American” halftime alternative and what that says about culture, entertainment, and audience divides.As always, we don’t stop there. The crew taps into the latest pop culture headlines, checks in on Olympic medal standings, and breaks down the social media frenzy surrounding Cardi B and Stefon Diggs. And with Valentine’s Day in the air, we close things out with highlights, real talk, and a few wild stories from the weekend.Come For The Laughs, Stay For The Mayhem — as the team debates, jokes, and keeps it real about everything that had the timeline in a chokehold.Listen to WHAT THE SHIT PODCAST?!WHAT THE SHIT PODCAST?! websiteDarius DC ChambersCopyright 2024 Darius DC Chambers

This podcast episode offers an in-depth look into the speaker's music career, focusing on his upcoming EP, "The Dream," and subsequent albums. These projects are presented as vehicles for expressing personal experiences and advocating for mental health awareness. A significant point of discussion involves the clarification of his EP's title, "ADHD," which he explains stands for "Dreamers Honing Destiny," providing insight into his artistic vision.The conversation also features a humorous yet contentious debate surrounding ADHD, exploring its perceived connection to impatience. This segment escalates into exaggerated and comedic scenarios depicting conflicts in fast-food restaurants, showcasing a lighter, more conversational side of the discussion.A core theme throughout the episode is the speaker's strong commitment to artistic independence. He articulates a firm refusal to succumb to industry pressures or relinquish creative control, emphasizing the inherent power artists possess despite the demanding nature of the music industry. This stance highlights his dedication to authenticity and self-ownership in his creative endeavors.Southern Artist Based Out Of Columbus Ohio. Spreading Love And Positivity Through Music And Art. This Is Not A Wave. @adhdwrld93 on InstagramWHAT THE SHIT PODCAST?! websiteListen to WHAT THE SHIT PODCAST?!Copyright 2024 Darius DC Chambers

Podfest is over. It’s a new year same shit. Plus what a going on in the world. And we talk about the new Album from our very own Boom and Court: Toxic Relations. All that and more

Christmas Episode. 🎬 Best & Worst Christmas Movies — Classics, overrated favorites, and straight-up trash.🔥 Snapped or Saved: Christmas Edition — Four options. One save. Three snapped.🛡️ Defend That Shit — Wild holiday takes somebody gotta stand on.If you’re sensitive about your favorite Christmas movie or song… this might not be the episode for you.

It’s 10PM… do you know where your childhood trauma came from?This episode of What The Shit?! Podcast takes a hilarious and unsettling trip back to the PSAs, commercials, and TV shows that were supposed to “keep us safe” — but really just unlocked new fears we weren’t emotionally prepared for.From Stranger Danger warnings and drug PSAs that aired right before bedtime, to unintentionally terrifying commercials, Unsolved Mysteries, and America’s Most Wanted, the crew breaks down why these moments still live rent-free in our heads.We laugh, we side-eye the adults who let us watch this stuff, and we ask the real question:Did this content protect us… or did it just traumatize an entire generation?Come for the laughs. Stay for the mayhem.