I'm Charles Holmes, the Ringer music show, and I'm Cole Kushner from Disect, and Charles and I

are teaming up to create Last Song Standing, a new show where we determine an artist's single best

song by debating our way through their entire catalog. And for our first season, we're covering

Kendrick Lamar. We're talking good kids, pimple butterfly, Dan, Mr. Morale, the mix tapes,

the Lucy's, and the features. Listen to Last Song Standing on the Disect podcast feed only on Spotify.

Through in the shadow realm. How do you know? The atmosphere there has a darkness like no other.

This is if colour feels to tread. It's unmistakable. Well then, if it's colour we need,

let's bring the rainbow. Bring the rainbow's at catchphrase or something. She's not only going to

fall for a minute. I mean saving life she's quite good at, but the rest of it she needs work. How many

catchphrases have they been? Oh no.

Greetings! And welcome into the Ringerverse! Here on the Ringer podcast network. I'm Mallory Rubin,

and it is my absolute pleasure to invite you not only back to New Asgard, but to join us on the

Ringer's Nexus Podcast feed for all things. Bandum, joining me today. Now that she's finished

telling me to eat her hammer, it's my house of art. Go host Joanna Robinson!

King Mall, it is such an honor to join you here on our round two last part of the Apple, I think,

for thank you for shaking me all near at me, for those who can't see. Holding my giant meal near

have already, myself and the head once were 30 seconds in, so I'm going to put this down for now,

but it's here. And that's a big difference. It's shaking it menacingly at me. I have some

meat, I don't know if it's going to make a sound. Hopefully that caught the top of the meat popping

off. I'm really having like an inch of meat because it is strong stuff and it is the morning.

Wow, you can have the like, burble as you're pouring that big lug, yeah.

Great stuff, but I do have it in like a, a Thor worthy tanker, so hold that up again. We need to

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