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Pop built a rating system in the first five minutes and the whole episode never recovered. Paul Pierce reportedly says he needs $48,000 a month. A Georgia vet charged a man to put his dog down, then kept the dog.Also: Jay-Z gets the Super Bowl and Reg has notes, Stevie Wonder is trying to evict a houseguest of forty years, 3,000 pounds of crab legs vanish in West Philly, and the room cannot agree on who this generation's Jadakiss is.Chapters00:00 Cold Open – Reg Lost His Glasses00:02 What Is A Three?00:11 Intro00:12 World of Sports / Hardest Act in Sports00:16 Baa-ith Came Back With More Teeth00:20 The Drill Bit, One Week Later00:21 The Cruise That Left Them in Cambodia00:23 The Pentagon Wants 90 Days Off-Grid00:28 Jay-Z Is Doing the Super Bowl00:35 Savion Glover and the Velcro00:38 3,000 Pounds of Crab Legs00:41 Paul Pierce Spends $48,000 a Month00:59 The Vet Who Kept the Dog01:04 Stevie Wonder's 40-Year Houseguest01:10 Would You Date Half Your Age? (SisterBrother at 01:17)01:28 Who Settles More, Men or Women?01:37 Gen Z's Jadakiss01:55 Cain Velasquez Chased Him 11 Miles01:59 They Called the Cops on a KidUncut episodes and bonus content on Patreon: patreon.com/whatyouthoughtBusiness & sponsorships: partnerships@whatyouthoughtpodcast.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
What You Thought #294 | The Rough Play Episode. Pop debuts a hoodie with "Rough Play" stitched across the back, Reg reveals battle rappers write their bars together, and the crew breaks down Funk Flex getting run down on by Titi Torres' husband. Plus the George Washington Bridge shooting, what to do when someone slaps your girl's butt, One Battle After Another, the Street Fighter movie and how to say Ryu, Delonte West vs Michael Beasley, and whether basketball is the easiest sport. Hosted by Darnell, Pop & Reg with Ammar, Brad & Juwan. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
The Funniest Podcast On The Planet returns with #293 | The MVP Episode. We ran our transcripts through AI to find out who gets cut off the most — it's Reg, both ways. Plus: the worst way to die, the white guy on set who didn't work there, Ammar's laughs-per-minute metric, the whole plot of Animals, and 50's claim that Jay-Z never had a year — nineteen minutes and nobody can name one. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
The Funniest Podcast On The Planet returns with #292 | The Banana Peelers Episode. The DAVINCHI clip off Cam Newton’s podcast . CHRIS ROCK left his childhood friend in prison — "he’d have broke Seinfeld out himself" . LLOYD BANKS in the airport . Then Darnell says two words and Reg calls it "high level writing" . MANISCALCO cuts 800 comedians to 300 . PRIME 50 VS PRIME DRAKE, fifteen minutes . REG’S RAISINS . And the cuisine you’d eliminate forever . Salute to the Patreon. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
The Funniest Podcast On The Planet is back with What You Thought #291 | The Hype Me Up Episode. Darnell, Pop and Reg (with Ammar, Baa-ith and Juwan on mic) get into Diddy's prison life and the contraband problem, a three-minute argument over whether a car is a bomb that ends with an AI verdict nobody trusts, Druski x Kai Cenat x Kevin Hart, Fivio Foreign's gospel drill, the title moment when Pop won't let Reg live down getting hyped, fatigue with the Monster series, the Jasmine Guy ageism discourse, Pop declaring himself the best friend in the room, and the Quavo & Offset AI video trend. New audio every Monday, YouTube Tuesdays, Patreon exclusives Fridays at patreon.com/whatyouthought. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
The Funniest Podcast On The Planet is back with What You Thought #290 | The Mystique Episode. Alpha Memphis is back in the building alongside Ammar and Juwan.At 00:07:00, the crew works through the Lioness diner scene, which turns into a full argument over which character was actually there — two of them look alike and nobody can agree. At 00:20:00, Darnell poses a simple X-Men question: is Mystique a woman? Pop only rides with Gambit, and Reg spends the rest of the segment denying things he may or may not have said.At 00:30:00, the room agrees racism is alive and well, before Rory and Flip at 00:41:00, where Juwan supplies the image of Rory dancing around Flip in a circle and Pop asks whether Flip now has to take it to the people.At 00:54:00, Reg defends a story he swears was on CNN — right up until Ammar starts reading Reg's phone out loud. At 01:00:00, Ammar audits the topic list and delivers the line of the night: "I don't think we never needed Carrot Top." At 01:02:00, it's Joe Budden's Patreon: how much control paying fans should have over guests and content, and whether a show you do for fun is still a business.At 01:28:00, the crew gets into the Converse ad and the apology that followed. Four people look at the same image, and every one of them changes position at least once. At 01:44:00, it's Gable Steveson vs Shaun, where Pop concludes Gable got away with it on a loophole.Subscribe for weekly hip-hop, sports, culture and a topic list that doubles as evidence.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
The Funniest Podcast On The Planet is back with What You Thought #289 | The Dear Mama Episode.At 00:08:00, the crew breaks down State RICO vs Federal RICO, including why the federal version is viewed as a much tougher fight. At 00:12:00, it’s Meek Mill vs Akademiks, where the argument quickly becomes less about tweets and more about whether Ak has ever actually had to physically back up all that disrespect. Pop looks at the evidence and delivers a completely scientific conclusion based on head circumference. At 00:34:00, the conversation turns to O Block and terrorism comparisons, followed by the decoy-plane discussion at 00:41:00. At 01:30:00, the crew gets into the second trial, before boxing takes over at 01:36:00 with Boots Ennis, Terence Crawford and the money attached to a Canelo fight. Pop’s question is simple: if fighting Crawford risks the undefeated record for relatively small money, why rush it? At 01:49:00, the crew debates which rapper has the fewest skips in their catalog. Darnell immediately objects to Illmaticbeing in the conversation because the album is so short—right before Ammar pulls up the actual tracklist and forces everybody to revise the math. Receipts remain the undefeated seventh member of the podcast. At 02:05:00, the crew builds a list of the best storytelling rappers: Biggie, Nas, Jay-Z, Slick Rick and Cole all enter the conversation before Darnell brings up Tupac. That leads to the argument that gives the episode its name: is “Dear Mama” actually a story, a poem, a chant, or a homage? The episode ends exactly how all serious literary criticism should end—with Tupac impersonations. Subscribe for weekly hip-hop, sports, culture and arguments that get fact-checked before the sentence is even finished.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
The Funniest Podcast On The Planet is back with What You Thought #288 | The Good Spirit Episode, and Pop is back in the building.At 00:01:00, Reg officially tries to retire Mr. Nasty Man, only for the proposed replacement to somehow sound worse. At 00:14:00, the crew remembers Buckwild, before Darnell compliments his “good spirit.” At 00:15:00, Darnell makes the mistake of telling Pop he has a good spirit too, and Pop responds like somebody just tried to access his bank account: “Get up off my spirit.” That exchange gives the episode its name. At 00:19:00, the crew gets into Yellowstone vs Ozark. Who is actually more dangerous when it comes to defending their land and family? Ammar confidently introduces the matchup while also admitting he hasn’t watched one of the shows. Premium sports-talk methodology applied directly to television. At 00:44:00, the conversation turns to Jim Jones and Max B, including Darnell’s argument that spending 17 years in prison may have actually increased Max B’s mystique and eventual peak. Pop strongly disagrees, arguing Max was already on a trajectory toward becoming a much bigger artist, while Ammar wonders whether being early to that sound could have hurt his staying power. At 00:57:00, the room debates Fat Joe using the N-word, who gets cultural permission to say it, whether context changes anything, and why certain artists receive different treatment. The conversation eventually turns into Pop’s “leash” argument about giving other people the authority to determine what language you can tolerate. At 01:11:00, the crew discusses Netflix’s Death of a Pastor’s Wife, including allegations of abuse involving a minor, the church dynamics surrounding the case, the husband’s death, and the bizarre twists in the documentary. Because the underlying story involves abuse and death, this section works best as commentary rather than sensational packaging. At 01:27:00, the episode turns to the incident and the reported 19-minute response, before 01:35:00 becomes the firefighter argument. Brad compares police risk to his own profession: just because your job requires entering dangerous situations doesn’t mean you’re obligated to do something unnecessarily reckless. The room immediately splits on where that line actually belongs. Subscribe for weekly hip-hop, TV, culture, sports and arguments where complimenting somebody’s spirit somehow becomes grounds for immediate removal.What You Thought #288 | Max B, Death of a Pastor’s Wife & Yellowstone vs OzarkAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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