Hey, son of a boy dad listeners. You can find every episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Prime members can listen, ad free on Amazon Music. I'm going to be funny as fuck today. I'm in a mood. I know. I love it. I listen to some hardcore rap coming in. Yeah? What were you listening to? I get myself fucking stoked. What were you bumping? I'm going to have to look up the name of the guy. It was that hardcore? Yeah, you don't even know. You don't know what you were listening to? I was listening to Goat Stamp by Stovegod Cooks. Oh, I don't know who that is. You listen to the Stove God? Do you know who that is? I mean, I'm familiar with him. SGC. Stove God cooks? Yeah. I was listening to Sludge Mother. Yeah, that's a good one. Sludge Mother goes so fucking hard. Sludge Mother's really really good. I don't know if I'm familiar with any of these people. This isn't rap, though. Sledge Mother is more like... Like hardcore.

Like... Sledge Mothers really good. I don't know if I'm familiar with any of these people. This isn't rap though. Sledge Mothers more like, uh, like hardcore. Like tool. Yeah, it's like hardcore. But I've been listening to a lot of tool lately. I've been listening to some coal. J. Cole? Sure. Nice. Yeah, some coal again. I think he's back.

I saw him with Benny the butcher yesterday.

The butcher? And Jay Cole were together. That's great. Our brother. I love that duo.

Our former collaborator. I mean, the butcher, it's hard to be.

Yeah, he invited you into you into his house with open arms. Exactly. Into his studio. Exactly. All right. Go ahead. Of course. I had other stuff that I had going on. I'm going on here. You find... Loosing the bell a little bit. Really? Right. Oh, SD Kid. SD card? I've been listening to SD Kid. Who's that? Is that British?. Kid? I think he's the guy that collaborated with Shally. I thought that. Is this British rap? Shalmy? Oh, yeah, yeah. Fairly, so it actually is British rap. I don't know. I don't know any of his music. I'd only know the... Paul? Yeah.. Yeah. Atreides? You don't? I don't know who

that is. See, now he knows how it feels.

Lisa and Al-Ga-heap. Come on now.

Let's go. I don't want to hear you speak in one conventional sentence today.

Young boy never broke again. Come on now. All right. These are the hits.

All right. Welcome back to the son of a boy dad podcast. It's February 11th noon, HQ 3. On the dot. Welcome back. I wish I

could walk up on Francis listening to some NBA young boy in his car. Same. Swayley, Mike Will made it. Oh, yeah. Mike Will made it. I'll give you a new reel for your rod. If you can spell Mike Will made it the way that he spells it. A new reel for your rod. Is there like trick letters and shit? Oh, there's all kinds of stuff, brother, man. Okay, I'm going to go, am I wrong already? No. Okay, am I? No, by the way, I don't mean to confuse you

with what I said. It's about the capitalizations and random hyphens. Yeah, I'm not

going to be able to get that. So capital M, lowercase I. Capital L, lowercase L, or I,

or uppercase I.

It looks like Mike is completely normal.

We're already out of the government name. And then Will is when things started to go off

the rails. Capital W, lowercase I, capital L, capital L space. Made is normal, but then it's

hyphen it.

He's the best.

It's as if he was born Mike Will Maid, but his mother was a feminist, last name,

it, and demanded that his name was hyphenated.

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