Rap & Order

For Case 208, we revisit Westside Gunn's Pray for Paris album. The album received plenty of acclaim when it initially released, and helped shed light on Westside Gunn as an artist with a knack for focused and concise projects. Hosts: Taurian B.  https://instagram.com/taurian_b https://Twitter.com/taurian_b   First Klass Regg https://instagram.com/firstklass_regg https://Twitter.com/firstklass_regg...

For Case 207 of Rap & Order, we revisit Travis Scott's second studio album, Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight. The album took a different turn from Travis' first album, and saw him ditch the rodeo theme for good. Instead, he leaned into hosting a lineup of superstar features backed by a darker and more theatrical approach. Is it his best?   Hosts:   Taurian B.  https://instagram.com/taurian_b https:...

For Case 206, the guys revisit A$AP Rocky's third album, TESTING. Due to the Pusha T and Drake beef at the time, the album was looked over and never really given a shot. Did it deserve more?   Hosts: Taurian B.  https://instagram.com/taurian_b https://Twitter.com/taurian_b   First Klass Regg https://instagram.com/firstklass_regg https://Twitter.com/firstklass_regg   Subscribe for more exclusive FK...

For Case 205 of Rap & Order, the guys revisit J. Cole's pivotal release, 2014 Forest Hills Drive. The album served as a turning point for Cole. No longer was he going to try and conform to the traditional ways of the industry. Cole was praised for his transparency, album rollout, and of course doing it all with no features. Nine years later, has it stood the test of time? Hosts: Taurian B.  https:...

For Case 204 of the Rap & Order podcast, Regg and Taurian dive into the 2012 project No Idols by Domo Genesis and The Alchemist. Domo first gained notoriety from his time with Odd Future, while Alchemist has established himself over the years as a go-to producer for most acclaimed underground MC's. Though Domo may have been overshadowed by a roster that included the likes of Tyler, The Creator, Fr...

For this episode, the guys dig into Joe Budden's Mood Muzik 2. Highly coveted as one of the best mixtape series, it played an integral part in Joe being recognized as an elite MC. So what held him back commerically? Well for starters, some would say Joe's commercial success was doomed on such a crowded roster. Using his music to vent his frustrations became the W he needed. But what if everything...

For this weeks episode of the Rap and Order podcast Regg and Taurian revisit T.I.'s sophomore album Trap Muzik. With production from DJ Toomp, Kanye West, David Banner, Jazzy Pea and more. T.I. helped usher in a new era and sound that changed the landscape of hip hop. During this episode the guys break down the project track-by-track. Let us know in the comments if you think this album is a classi...

With all the recent talk surrounding Jim Jones recently, the guys decided to dive into his second studio album, “Harlem: Diary of a Summer.” Does he have the best discography in Dipset?   Hosts: Taurian B. https://instagram.com/taurian_b https://Twitter.com/taurian_b First Klass Regg https://instagram.com/firstklass_regg https://Twitter.com/firstklass_regg Subscribe for more exclusive FKB content:...

For the monumental 200th episode, the guys revisit The Notorious B.I.G.'s 1994 debut, Ready to Die for a detailed breakdown. How does it rank amongst the best debut albums of all time? uytuquwg

For this episode, the guys revisit Jay-Z's 2003 "farewell" release, "The Black Album." It was supposedly the last we'd hear from Hov. But was it the perfect bow out?

For Case 198 of The Rap & Order podcast First Klass Regg and Taurian B. revisit Baby Keem's debut album The Melodic Blue. The guys also discuss whether Baby Keem will ever get out of his big cousin Kendrick Lamar's shadow or will he become just another rap protégé. The Melodic Blue was released on September 10, 2021, by PGLang and Columbia Records, with Keem serving as the Executive Producer. The...

For Case 197, the guys revisit Future and Young Thug’s collab project, Super Slimey. Was it a let down?

For Case 196, the guys revisit Nipsey Hussle’s official debut, “Victory Lap.” 5 years later, is it a rap classic?

For this episode, the guys revisit Isaiah Rashad's The House Is Burning. What's next for the TDE artist?

For Case 194, the guys revisit Jay Rock’s Redemption album and discuss his importance in TDE. How will he step up now that Kendrick is gone?

For this episode, the guys revisit French Montana’s label debut, “Excuse My French,” and present the question: Is French Montana a New York legend?

For this episode, the guys are joined by FunnyJulius to revisit A$AP Rocky's debut album, Long. Live. A$AP, while trying to figure out what's next for the Harlem MC.

For this episode, the guys revisit Metro Boomin’s NOT ALL HEROES WEAR CAPES. Is he the best producer of his generation? Hosts: Taurian B. https://instagram.com/taurian_b https://Twitter.com/taurian_b First Klass Regg https://instagram.com/firstklass_regg https://Twitter.com/firstklass_regg Subscribe for more exclusive FKB content: https://bit.ly/FKBYTSub Connect with FKB! Website - http://fkbonlin...

For Case 190 we revisit Thugger’s So Much Fun album, and breakdown how it ranks in his catalog.

The original Hot Boy released Chopper City in The Ghetto in '99 and was poised to be Cash Money's flagship artist, until legal troubles intervened. The guys revisit BG's Chopper City In the Ghetto while trying to figure out how he'll be able to revitalize his career 14 years later.

For this episode, the guys revisit Gnarls Barkley’s breakout debut, St. Elsewhere. The album’s influence runs deep by today’s standards, but do they get the proper recognition?

Case 187 brings our focus to Jay Electronica's JAY Z-assisted debut, A Written Testimony. 10 Years in the making, did he deliver?

For this episode, the guys revisit Tyler, The Creator’s Flower Boy album, and spotlight his brilliance as an MC. Is he still overlooked?

For this episode, the guys revisit Rick Ross' mixtape, Rich Forever. Does Rozay's catalog get enough respect?

For Case 184, we revisit Roddy Ricch’s debut, Please Excuse Me For Being Anti Social. Has he been cursed by the Sophomore jinx?