90s Rap Albums (w/ Matt Braunger and Jeff Weiss)

All Fantasy Everything

Headgum

Fantasy, Sean Jordan, Sports, Comedy, Leisure, Ian Karmel, David Gborie, Games, Headgum, Pop Culture, Drafting, All Fantasy Everything, Fantasy Sports

4.8 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 6 October 2016

⏱️ 100 minutes

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Summary

In the fourth episode, we fantasy draft rap albums from the 90s. Host Ian Karmel is joined by comedian Matt Braunger and journalist/writer Jeff Weiss.
Together, they'll comb through hip-hop's lushest decade and collect the five best albums they can.

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0:00.0	This is a head gum podcast.
0:04.3	Welcome to another new episode of All Fantasy Everything,
0:07.6	the podcast that fantasy drafts the entire world.
0:10.9	I am your host Ian Carmel, and today ladies and gentlemen,
0:14.4	we are drafting something very near and dear to my heart.
0:17.5	We are drafting 90s hip-hop albums.
0:20.6	This is actually the first podcast we recorded,
0:23.5	and then we put it in the cool of for a minute,
0:25.4	and now we're releasing it to you here.
0:28.0	So there will be references being the first one.
0:30.3	It's not the first one.
0:31.8	This is just me fucking with you.
0:33.3	If you drop LSD and listen to me say,
0:35.3	it's the first one, it'll totally open up your mind.
0:38.1	It's gonna be amazing for you.
0:40.1	Today we did 90s hip-hop.
0:43.3	Hip-hop of course started in the late 70s
0:45.8	in the South Bronx, with DJs and MCs,
0:49.9	wrapping over break beats.
0:51.4	It grew throughout the 80s.
0:52.9	By the 90s, it was a full force,
0:56.0	cultural mainstream thing.
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