The Brilliant Idiots

This week Charlamagne and Andrew discuss cultural differences, education, leadership, democracy, politics, and the power of streaming. It delves into the nuances of societal issues, the impact of the economy on people's lives, and the evolving nature of political parties. The conversation also explores the influence of technology and the changing landscape of media and entertainment. It delves into the significance of energy and commitment in friendships, the impact of marriage and children, and the importance of being true to oneself. ************************************ Get Honest or Die Lying Why Small Talk Sucks By Charlamagne Tha God https://a.co/d/gpFlOol Check out Andrew Schulz www.theandrewschulz.com Alice Randall "My Black Country" Out Now! https://a.co/d/1VTFp9i Check out all the podcast on Charlamagne's "Black Effect Network" https://blackeffect.com Check Out "Summer Of 85" on Audible www.audible.com/pd/Summer-of-85-A…areTest=TestShare TaylorMade-It Production Contact: Taylormadeitprod@gmail.

In this episode, Charlamagne and Andrew dive into the rap feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake. They're chatting about the infectious hooks in Metro Boomin's “BBL Drizzy” track and how this beef is shaking things up for both artists. They're also tackling the ups and downs of celebrating Mother's Day and the wild ride that is parenting. The conversation takes a turn as they unpack how the media spins stories and the pitfalls of confirmation bias. They're getting real about the power of algorithms and how they shape what we think. Plus, there's a deep dive into the fickleness of internet trends and why it's so crucial to think for yourself. They're talking about staying true to who you are in everything from social media to personal relationships. With personal stories and fresh insights, they highlight how being authentic builds trust and real connections. Chapters 01:27 Discussing the Kendrick Lamar vs. Drake Feud 05:05 Navigating Mother's Day 08:44 The Influence of Media Narratives 11:24 Confirmation Bi

In this episode of the Brilliant Idiots, Nyla Simone joins Andrew Schultz and Charlamagne Tha God dive into the ongoing drama between Kendrick Lamar and Drake. They break down the diss tracks these two heavyweights dropped and take wild guesses about Drake's next chess move. Plus, they get into the nitty-gritty of street cred and how Instagram can make or break your rep. They can't help but notice the eerie silence from other artists when it comes to backing Drake in this showdown. They toss around ideas and speaking of hot topics, they tackle the sticky accusations thrown at Drake, like being labeled a creeper. They dissect Questlove's input and how the West Coast vibe adds spice to rap battles. And of course, they're not done until they dish out what they think Drake and Kendrick should do next. They discuss the latest drama involving DJ Vlad and Morgan Jerkins. And in a thoughtful twist, they round it all off with a chat about critical race theory and the importance of team harmony. Chapters 00:00 Cel

In this episode Charlamagne Tha God is joined by Nyla Simone and they discuss their recent experiences at the Black Effect Podcast Festival and a visit to a strip club. The conversation delves into the sustainability of podcasting as a business and the importance of lowering expectations. They then analyze Kendrick Lamar's new song 'Euphoria' and its response to Drake's recent diss track. They also touch on the use of the N-word and the cultural backgrounds of biracial artists. They analyze specific lines from Kendrick Lamar's song and discuss the themes and subtopics they represent. They touch on accountability, the interpretation of lyrics, references to other artists, the use of gun bars and violence in rap, the concept of authenticity, the industry's perception of Drake, the dynamics between Drake and Kendrick, and the portrayal of women in rap. They also share personal anecdotes and opinions on various aspects of the song. The conversation revolves around the ongoing rap feud between Kendrick Lamar and

In this episode, Charlamagne Tha God and Andrew Schulz discuss various topics including Drake's song named after Taylor Swift, Kanye West's comments about Drake, and the Ryan Garcia vs. Devin Haney boxing match. The conversation covers various topics including Spirit Airlines, Taylor Swift, NBA players and their sneakers, and discussions about women's grooming habits. The hosts discuss various topics including the Quavo and Chris Brown fight, the Drake and Kendrick Lamar beef, Kid Cudi's stage jump, and the use of AI in comedy. They also reflect on their own paths and the lies they've told. The hosts express their skepticism about AI's ability to replicate the emotional connection in comedy and discuss the importance of discernment when consuming media. ************************************ Get Honest or Die Lying Why Small Talk Sucks By Charlamagne Tha God (Pre Order) https://a.co/d/gpFlOol Check out Andrew Schulz www.theandrewschulz.com Alice Randall "My Black Country" Out Now! https://a.co/d/1VTFp9i C

In this episode, Charlamagne and Andrew discuss various topics, including parenting, the business of napkins and hand soap, and the recent rap beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Charlamagne praises Drake's calculated and witty response to Kendrick's subliminals, while Andrew expresses his loyalty to Kendrick. They debate the impact of the diss tracks and speculate on the next moves of both artists. The conversation is filled with humor and banter, showcasing their love for hip hop. The conversation covers various topics including the dynamics of male friendships, the anticipation for Kendrick Lamar's new music, the current state of hip hop, the lack of prominent New York rappers, the pay disparity between the WNBA and NBA, and the importance of supporting artists based on their talent rather than their race. The conversation discusses the financial challenges faced by the WNBA and the potential for change in the future. It also touches on the success and marketability of female athletes, the importance of

In this episode of the Brilliant Idiots podcast, Charlamagne tha God and Andrew Schulz discuss the solar eclipse, the origins of country music, Taylor Swift's upcoming album, and J. Cole's recent apology to Kendrick Lamar. They touch on the power of the internet, the manipulation of headlines, and the importance of focusing on local change. They also analyze J. Cole's decision to step back from the conversation about being the best rapper and apologize to Kendrick Lamar. They the desire for a J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar battle, the perception of their success, and the pressure on Drake to live up to his past successes. They also touch on the concept of legacy and the importance of creating authentically, Tori Spelling's bathroom habits and Russell Simmons' response to criticism of his daughter's relationship, the hosts discuss the controversial topic of age-gap relationships and the societal judgments surrounding them. They explore the idea of letting children make their own choices and the potential motivat

In this episode of the Brilliant Idiots podcast, Charlamagne tha God and Andrew Schulz discuss various topics including Meek Mill, Jerrod Carmichael, and a controversial video posted by former President Donald Trump. The conversation covers humor, honesty, and the boundaries of comedy. Women's college basketball is more exciting than the NBA due to the urgency of one-and-done tournament games and the development of players over four years. The potential for higher earnings in professional leagues may influence players' decisions to stay or leave college early. The hosts discuss the challenges and scrutiny faced by female athletes, particularly in the WNBA. They also discuss the importance of standing strong in the face of criticism and not letting it define one's worth. The conversation then shifts to a discussion about the influence and impact of certain rappers, including Future, Drake, J. Cole, and Kendrick Lamar. The hosts debate their rankings and the ways in which these artists have shaped the music ind

In this episode, Charlamagne and Andrew discuss the recent news about Diddy and the allegations surrounding him. They express mixed emotions and disappointment about the situation, highlighting the impact Diddy has had on culture and the music industry. They also delve into the desire for power and success and how it can lead to questionable actions. The importance of character and the consequences of compromising one's values are explored. The conversation touches on the unfairness of bringing Jay-Z into the situation without any allegations against him. They also delves into the appeal of Candace Owens and her black liberation strategy, as well as the rise of conspiracy theories. The hosts discuss various topics including lying, the rivalry between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, the impact of Kendrick Lamar's music, the importance of quality over quantity in the music industry, the comparison between Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Diddy's Trip to Antigua 02:49 The Diddy Situation a

In this episode, Charlamagne and Andrew discuss fatherhood and the joy of making their babies laugh. They also reflect on the emotional impact of children's books and share their thoughts on the story 'Love You Forever.' The conversation shifts to representation in children's books and the importance of diverse characters. They then discuss LeBron James and JJ Redick's podcast, the use of 'pause' in conversation, and the relationship between straight and gay men. They also discuss kids rapping about the honor roll and the positive messages in hip-hop. The conversation covers misconceptions about hip hop, the misinterpretation of lyrics, controversial lyrics and reactions, the presence of positive messages in music, criticism and support for female artists, promoting health and wellness, the Pornhub ban in Texas, and the effects of having kids on marriage. Chapters 00:00 Fatherhood and Baby Laughs 02:09 Emotional Kids Books 03:41 The Story of 'Love You Forever' 06:36 Representation in Children's Books 10:18

In this episode, Charlamagne the God and Andrew Schultz discuss various topics, including gun ownership, the appreciation of studs, live comedy specials, Jake Paul's boxing match on Netflix with Mike Tyson, Mike Tyson's invincibility, Dreya Michelle's pregnancy, and age and attraction. They discuss the potential regulations and legislation around social media, including the need for licensing and accountability for content creators. The dangers of AI-generated misinformation and fake news are discussed, as well as the vulnerability of older generations to scams and manipulation. The importance of building a brand and business is emphasized, along with the potential impact of third-party candidates in elections. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 05:57 Appreciating Studs 08:47 Cat Williams and Live Comedy Specials 12:01 Jake Paul's Boxing Match on Netflix 24:56 Dreya Michelle's Pregnancy 39:38 Controversial Social Media Posts 43:48 Women's Basketball 49:03 Discussion on Sports and Competitiveness 52:55 Fatherhood

In this episode, Donnell Rawlings joins the crew and they discuss various topics, including Donnell's career, the power of YouTube and podcasts, the controversy surrounding Meek Mill's tweet, and the importance of humor in comedy. They also address the sensitivity of talking about sexual topics and the importance of supporting and uplifting each other in the entertainment industry. Donnell Rawlings discusses his experiences in high school and the military, as well as the first time he felt appreciated. He also talks about the process of creating his Netflix special, Donnell shares his thoughts on originality and parallel thought in comedy. The conversation also touches on misunderstandings and language barriers, as well as the importance of accepting love and recognition. Donnell discusses the impact of the internet on comedy festivals and shares details about upcoming shows and festivals. The hosts discuss the power of self-made platforms and the ability to control one's own destiny in the entertainment indu

In this episode, Charlamagne the God and Andrew Schultz discuss the controversy surrounding “Big Back” comments about plus-size women and the backlash. The conversation delves into the power of words, the double standards in society, and the dangers of labeling and name-calling. They also highlight the humorous exchange between King Harris and Druski, as well as the bizarre plot involving a hardcore band member trying to steal his bandmates wife. The episode explores the complexities of language, humor, and societal norms. The conversation, also includes discussion on misogyny and gender roles, childhood fat jokes, reacting to offense, the Cam Newton incident, and Trump's understanding of culture. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 02:22 Fat Phobia and Big Back Brigade 05:15 Reese Tisa 06:45 Describing Big Backs 09:04 Double Standards and Insults 12:16 T.S. Madison's Tweet and Labels 19:22 King Harris' Response to Druski 23:28 Bizarre Plot to steal bandmates wife 26:57 Charlamagne's Past and Jokes 30:59 Misogyny

In this episode, Charlamagne the God and Andrew Schulz discuss relationships, sex, and comedy. They touch on the importance of honesty in relationships, the double standard in sexual history, and the significance of body count. The conversation shifts to the beef between Donnell Rollins and Corey Holcomb, as well as the public reaction to Killer Mike's opinions. We also discuss the critique of Dave Chappelle, the influence of hate and love in entertainment, the impact of negative comments, and the desire to be a supportive father. They also touch on topics such as All-Star weekends, the decline of interest in celebrity games, and the need for fresh talent in slam dunk contests. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Sponsor 00:30 New Body, Old Puss 01:29 Gilly the Kid's Opinion on Vaginal Rejuvenation 03:15 The Double Standard in Sexual History 05:04 Body Count and Judgment 08:02 Making Noise During Sex 09:09 The Importance of Breathing During Sex 09:31 The Breath and Body Language During Sex 12:18 Donnell Rolli

In this episode, Andrew and Charlamagne discuss Andrew's experience of becoming a father and the impact it has had on his perspective. They also touch on topics such as the challenges of giving birth, the importance of spending time with the child, and the role of fathers in parenting. They praise Usher's halftime show performance. They also discuss the changing landscape of superstars, the influence of social media on fame, Kanye West's career and controversies, the success of Killer Mike's Grammy wins, and the concerns about democracy and Trump's actions Chapters 00:00 Fatherhood 06:12 The Experience of Giving Birth 17:15 Challenges of Getting Pregnant 21:33 The Importance of Spending Time with the Child 25:22 Usher's Halftime Show Performance 30:58 Beyonce's Commercial and Potential Vegas Residency 36:14 Usher's Residency and Superstardom 41:42 The Importance of Mystery in Superstardom 45:28 The Future of Kanye's Career 51:28 The Existence of Other Realms and Spiritual Experiences 53:54 Beyoncé's New Rec

This week Charlamagne is joined by Glasses Malone and they discuss Andre 3000's flute concerts, changing music preferences, endorsing albums, and double standards in relationships. They also discuss the influence of rappers on the culture, the impact of diss tracks, and the bias in award shows. They touch on the importance of mental health and the challenges they have overcome.

In this episode of the Brilliant Idiots podcast, Charlamagne tha God and Andrew Schulz discuss the recent Breakfast Club rollout and trolling in media. They also delve into the impact of misinformation and propaganda, particularly in relation to the Israel-Palestine conflict, and the beef between Megan Thee Stallion and Nicki Minaj. They discuss John Stewart's return to The Daily Show and Nikki Haley's interview on The Breakfast Club, Celebrities having podcasts, the purpose of podcasting for everyday average people, the importance of chemistry and authenticity in podcasting, movies predicting the future, and more… Chapters 00:00 Introduction 00:58 Discussion about the Breakfast Club Rollout 05:42 The Use of Manipulation and Trolling in Media 09:22 The Influence of Misinformation and Propaganda 13:31 The Complexity of the Israel-Palestine Conflict 19:12 The Lack of Clarity in Activism and Support 25:26 The Nuances of Political Support and Activism 28:40 The Diversity of Country Music and Black Artists 41

In this episode of the Brilliant Idiots Podcast, the hosts discuss various topics including Eddie Murphy's stand-up, an unbelievable moment at a DC show, The conversation then shifts to the migrant crisis and its potential impact on the upcoming election. They also discuss the disillusionment with political parties and the need for accountability. They discuss comedy tours and dealing with friends' changing behavior. Speculation on Jesus' return and achieving financial security are also explored. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Eddie Murphy Stand-Up 07:58 Unbelievable Moment at DC Show 14:14 Discussion on Eddie Murphy and Comedy 18:16 Reviewing Matt Gaetz's Statement 27:24 Discussion on Karen, Julio, and Jamal 41:53 Prostate Exams and Medical Experiences 42:47 Gynecological Exams and Women's Health 44:43 Honorable or Dishonorable Discharge 52:00 Church Announcements 55:45 Discussion on Immigration and Migrant Crisis 57:40 Critiquing Political Parties and Disillusionment 01:09:20 Criticism of Charlamagne’s

In this episode, Charlamagne and Andrew discuss Dallas Cowboys' lack of success, the possibility of bringing in Bill Belichick as the coach, Taylor Swift's swag surf, Bishop TD Jakes' viral video, NBA Youngboy's diss to CthaGod, and Drake's classification as hip hop or pop according to Yasin Bey (Mos Def). The conversation delves into the commercialization of hip hop and the distinction between hip hop and pop music, and more!!! Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Dallas Cowboys 03:12 Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys 07:34 Lack of Discipline in the Dallas Cowboys 13:18 Taylor Swift's Swag Surf 16:02 Bishop TD Jakes' Swallowed Up 21:07 The Fun Side of the Family 25:50 NBA Youngboy 30:44 Drake: Hip Hop or Pop? 41:13 Most Def's Opinion on Drake 45:07 The Commercialization of Hip Hop 55:02 What Defines Hip Hop 59:15 The Impact of Drake, Andre 3000, and Kanye West 01:06:11 The Rise of Street Crime Stories in Entertainment 01:19:12 The Political Landscape and Potential GOP Candidates 01:27:50 Lil Nas X and Contro

This week Charlamagne Tha God and Andrew Schulz discuss Jo Koy hosting of the Golden Globes and the backlash he received, particularly from Taylor Swift fans. The hosts discuss the importance of making people uncomfortable and the role of comedians in award shows. They also touch on the feud between Jimmy Kimmel and Aaron Rodgers, Noah Knigga’s last name and its pronunciation. They also debate the assault charges against Jonathan Majors. The conversation then shifts to personal stories about vasectomy consultations and prostate exams, The Miami alien incident and the segregation of comedy. Chapters: 00:00 Jo Koy Golden Globes Hosting 03:00 The Backlash and Taylor Swift 06:00 The Importance of Making People Uncomfortable 13:30 Comedians and Award Shows 21:30 Jimmy Kimmel and Aaron Rodgers 32:00 Noah Kaniga's Last Name 38:00 Sponsors 42:00 Church Announcements 42:36 Upcoming Shows and Podcast Partnerships 44:00 Introduction to Sarah Jakes Roberts and the Woman Evolved Podcast 46:30 Discussion on Jonathan Ma