The Second Circle

The boys are backkkk. The boys start with a casual check in about the Kars4Kids charity controversy. Erick and Trever then break down why Ed Sheeran was put in an impossible position after Macklemore said Free Palestine on stage, how Robert Kraft threatened to ban the entire tour from his venues, and why people are comparing Ukraine and Gaza when the situations are completely different. They debate whether fence sitting is cowardly or just protecting the people you care about, why anti Semitism keeps getting brought up when kids are being bombed, and how the internet chooses to be uninformed when the truth is less entertaining. Then things get absolutely unhinged as Erick declares Chris Brown the undisputed king of R&B over Usher, R. Kelly, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, and literally everyone else. T pushes back hard, arguing you can't disrespect the legends who built the genre just because Chris Brown can do backflips on stage. They go bar for bar, song for song, comparing vocals, stage presence, cultural impact, and whether getting your dick rubbed on stage counts as performance points. This episode is pure chaos…

The boys are back in townnnn. What starts as a casual check in about weight loss goals and meal prep spirals into a full blown debate about jealousy, masculinity, and whether letting Usher put a cherry in your girl's mouth crosses a line. They break down what makes men jealous versus women, why being arched in any position is naturally compromising, and whether eating pussy fruit on stage is cornball activity or just part of the experience. 00:00 Teaser 00:59 Intro Intro Intro 06:59 Ozempic, Body Image & The Weight Loss Journey 09:59 Food Addiction 21:30 The Relationship Test 29:22 The Usher Cherry Debate: Where Do You Draw The Line? 45:05 Men vs Women: The Double Standard of Being Corny 47:12 The Arch Debate & Compromising Positions 55:04 Happy 9/11 Day & Final Thoughts

The boys are back with their gayest episode yet. What starts as a casual check in about meeting your girl's ex spirals into a full blown debate about whether calling guys attractive is gay, how aura works, and why Michael B. Jordan might not be pulling girls without the money. Erick and Trever argue over the male ego, why being vulnerable with your partner actually works, and how monkey brain behavior controls everything from debates to relationships. They break down Joe Rogan's conspiracy theory that the government funded hip hop, discuss whether Post Malone betrayed black people by going country, and dive into why rap has fallen off the charts.

The boys are backkkkkk. What starts as a casual check in quickly spirals into a full breakdown of the Lindsay Clancy case, where a mother allegedly killed her three children while suffering from severe postpartum depression and being on 13 different psychiatric medications. Erick and Trever debate whether she deserves jail time or psychiatric care, if the doctors who prescribed all those medications should be held accountable, and why the husband's behavior after the tragedy raises some serious questions. Then they shift gears into modern dating etiquette, debating whether guys should pay for a girl's Uber to a first date or if that's asking too much. Erick argues it's basic courting and you should always go the extra mile, while Trever breaks down the math on how expensive dating has become. The episode wraps with another heated Am I The Asshole segment. 00:00 Intro Intro Intro 01:48 Lindsay Clancy Case: Did She Murder Her Kids? 16:00 Timeline of Events 30:55 The Husband's Suspicious Behavior 39:11 The Verdict: Who's Guilty? 44:05 Broke Dudes Won't Pay For Uber?? 48:21 Drake's A TRICK: Birkin Bags vs Uber Money 53:53 Am I The Asshole: Grandma Kept The Snacks 1:01:34 Outro & Final Thoughts

The boys are back!!! What starts as a deep dive into the Candace Owens versus Andrew Wilson debate quickly spirals into a full breakdown of propaganda, fake engagement, and whether anything online is even real anymore. They break down why Candace absolutely washed Andrew Wilson, how debate tactics work, and why you should never underestimate a woman who comes prepared. From Miss Rachel being called anti American for reading to kids, to Blippi's wild past of literally s*****g on someone's face for views, this episode is chaotic, unfiltered, and exactly the kind of conversation that makes you question everything you see online. 00:00 Intro Intro Intro 01:01 Candace Owens DESTROYS Andrew Wilson in Debate 26:39 Miss Rachel Drama & The Blippi Scandal 41:08 Dead Internet Theory & Propaganda Everywhere 56:14 Go Outside & Touch Grass: Loneliness Epidemic 1:03:02 Dean Withers Gets Falsely Accused & Doxxed 1:11:23 Am I The Asshole: "Humbling" Wife 1:21:01 Am I The Asshole: Birthday Post Drama 1:30:05 Outro & Final Thoughts

The boys are back and things get heated fast. What starts as Trever FINALLY being on time quickly spirals into a full blown debate about race, empathy, and whether you can sympathize with people you disagree with. Erick breaks down why he thinks having uncomfortable conversations matters, even with people on the opposite side, while Trever pushes back hard, arguing some perspectives don't deserve sympathy or understanding. They clash over a racist comment left online, dissect whether historical context justifies present day feelings, and debate if spreading love means turning the other cheek or making an example out of ignorance. From Spanish civil wars at work and forklift favoritism to Drake barking on a 20v1 livestream, this episode is messy and it's heated.

The boys are back and Trever is in the hot seat for being 40 minutes late. Erick breaks down the entire timeline text by text, proving Trever's a professional gaslighter, while Trever tries to defend himself. After the chaos, they dive into Tyrese getting married, why the WNBA desperately needs a makeover and how the UFC's entertainment first strategy could save women's basketball. The conversation shifts to creatives getting paid what they're worth, why brand deals are underpriced, and how Kim Kardashian built a billion dollar empire that goes way beyond a sex tape. Then things get messy with a Love Island girl confessing her body count in the worst way possible, a deep dive on Dr. Umar's stance on interracial dating, whether thick or skinny girls are still in, and why Trever might be too light skinned for the black community but too dark for the white community. Chapters: 00:00 Intro Intro Intro 01:52 Trever's LATE 07:23 Should Trevor Stay on the Podcast? 07:37 Tyrese Got Married & Race Trading 08:28 WNBA Needs Better Everything 09:15 UFC Strategy & Package Deals 13:47 Creatives Getting Paid 16:00 Kim Kardashian's Business Empire 29:21 Love Island Girl's Body Count Confession 36:32 Dr. Umar, Interracial Dating & Body Types 42:17 Trevor Almost Died in a Car Accident

The boys are back with a wild conversation that spirals from nude beaches and sleeping naked to a deep dive on race, politics, and whether certain conversations should even be happening. They break down the Hunter Biden and Nick Fuentes interview, debating whether platforming extremists helps or hurts society, if free speech means giving everyone a microphone, and why the Democrats keep losing. Erick argues for having uncomfortable conversations with people you disagree with, while Trevor pushes back on humanizing dangerous rhetoric. They also tackle Dr. Umar, interracial marriage discourse, Charlie Kirk's legacy, and why Trump won by going on podcasts nobody expected. From White Lotus breakdowns and Sydney Sweeney's Euphoria controversy to why your homies might be trying to crack your girl, it's messy, it's heated, and it's exactly the kind of conversation nobody wants to have. Chapters 00:00 Intro Intro Intro 03:27 The Odyssey, Gladiator & Random Movie Talk 15:42 Euphoria Is WEIRD & Sydney Sweeney Debate 18:09 Age Gaps & Dating Morality 21:51 Your Homie Cracked Your Wife 25:48 Nick Fuentes vs Hunter Biden Debate 27:08 Free Speech, Censorship & Cancel Culture 29:59 Is Nick Fuentes Really Racist or Just Desperate? 41:19 Dr. Umar vs Nick Fuentes: Double Standards? 47:30 Should We Platform Extremists? 1:01:19 Charlie Kirk, College Debates & Media Tactics 1:02:45 How Trump Won & Why Democrats Keep Losing

The boys are back with another chaotic episode covering everything from the World Cup to The Odyssey, Hunter Biden's redemption arc, how China might be playing propaganda games with all of us and why COVID robbed an entire generation of closure. WELCOME BACK! 00:00 Intro Intro Intro 00:30 World Cup Talk & Spain Wins 03:19 Hunter Biden Love & PDF File Island 05:24 Netanyahu, Anti-Semitism & Palestine 06:32 Free Palestine or Anti-Semitic? 07:23 Nobody Should Be Dying 10:48 China's Propaganda Game 12:38 China's Old Population Problem 14:41 The Odyssey: Best Movie Ever Made? 15:00 Tom Holland Says 'Dad' Not 'Father' 18:33 Nolan Hates CGI, All Practical 29:16 Interstellar Makes You Cry Every Time 37:28 Odyssey Themes: Priorities & Morality 43:51 Elliot Page Casting Controversy 47:13 Lupita as Helen of Troy 49:46 Jay-Z & 4:44 Glaze Session 50:48 Neutonic Energy Drink Review 53:47 Adderall vs Meth: They're Cousins 56:07 COVID Killed High School Overnight 58:47 Skipping School for IHOP 1:01:05 Making Friends by Talking to People 1:02:45 Extracurriculars & Meeting Big Homies 1:04:45 Beyoncé Introduces Herself to Everyone 1:05:55 Getting Rejected at Salsa 1:08:28 Latina Women Have a Way 1:11:30 PSA: Don't Drink & Drive Hotshots 1:14:26 Salsa Is Work, Actually 1:15:46 Reading Hate Comments Next Episode

The boys dive deep into hip hop's generational divide, debating whether Eminem's music is aging poorly, why Jay-Z keeps winning, and if Drake needs to grow up already. They discuss how Playboi Carti changed rap forever, and explore why we all eventually become old heads hating on the new sound. Then they shift gears into a full Odyssey breakdown after catching the 6am IMAX showing while unpacking discussing whether it solidifies him as the greatest director ever, why you need to watch it in IMAX, and how he improved Homer's original story. From hyperpop beats and too slimy's Michael Jackson moment to Anne Hathaway's Oscar worthy performance and the emotional weight of a dying dog, this episode covers everything. Chapters 00:00 Intro Intro Intro 02:31 Jay-Z vs Nas, Who Ages Better? 03:48 Drake's Reality vs Jay's Maturity 07:38 The Next Generation: North, Adonis & Wayne's Son 09:05 Too Slimy & Hyperpop: What Is Hip-Hop Now? 12:32 Playboi Carti Created a Genre 16:37 Lyrical Rap vs New School Energy 17:49 Jay-Z's Life Lessons in Music 23:54 Drake vs Kendrick: Who Really Won? 26:45 Not Like Us Changed Everything 28:57 Drake Is the Bigger Artist 30:38 The Odyssey: 6AM IMAX Experience 31:46 Marty Supreme Deserved Best Picture 37:25 Christopher Nolan Is The GOAT 41:45 IMAX 70mm Controversy 43:59 The Odyssey's Insane Details 36:11 Anne Hathaway Oscar Campaign 46:03 Life Lessons From The Odyssey 1:00:54 Nolan Makes Movies Digestible 57:42 Top 3 Directors of All Time 1:08:00 Star Wars Needs Christopher Nolan 1:09:47 Revenge of the Sith Is Underrated 1:19:23 Men Are Beasts: The Odyssey's Message 1:16:44 Athena & The Power of Guilt 1:25:47 Wrap Up & Final Thoughts