The Realmatic Podcast

This episode is dedicated to millennial's and all other generations  alike. Joined by our special guest Elan from the Morning Tea with Lady E  podcast, we review Teyana Taylor’s new album and we touch on several  topics concerning black women, dating, and marriage.

For  Episode 10, the Realmatic Crew reviews Wale’s new EP that promotes  equality, and we give our suggested artists to listen to. Later we  discuss Drake’s discography and talk about why the radio hit is the most discredited song on the album.

On Episode 9 the Realmatic Crew covers many topics from Rayshard  Brooks’ case to what makes a woman wifey material. J.Cole’s newly  released song does more harm than good when it is directed at the  Chicago native Noname, and there’s even more content to digest like what  we believe are the top 5 albums of the year so far.

The  Realmatic Crew brings on a special guest to speak on the matters of  police brutality and what it means to be black in America. There is a  also a portion of this episode dedicated to the Dreamville artists, J.  Cole’s albums, and much more.

The  Realmatic Crew discusses the upcoming posthumous Pop Smoke album, and  reviews the new 6ix9ine song featuring Nicki Minaj. We also give our  take on B Simone’s preference of turning down guys with 9-5 jobs, the  new PlayStation 5 that’s set to release and much more.

Ian Connor has over 33 rape allegations against him, is he to blame? The  Realmatic Crew brings on a special guest to discuss ways to help end  rape culture. Finally, we argue over the most underrated and the most  overrated rappers.

Are you afraid of commitment? Well the Realmatic Crew has something to  say about it. We also review Kehlani and Lil Yachty’s new albums.  Lastly, we share our picks of the albums we would suggest to a new rap fan.

#BLACKLIVESMATTER This episode covers only a hand full of the atrocities that we see today regarding police brutality from Trump’s tweets to Lil Wayne’s reaction. More music talk to come.

The Realmatic Crew discussed the tragedy and senseless murder of George Floyd at the hands of the police. Ultimately, we share our views on the situation and then transition into Gunna’s album Wunna. And lastly, we pick who the best lyricists are by their respective Hip-Hop cities.

Drama seems to follow Doja Cat wherever she goes, does she deserve the backlash? Additionally, we discuss what Dr. Dre has to say about the modern artist today in association with social media and much more.

The first introduction to the crew and the return of the notorious rapper 6ix9ine, the truth about snitching, and Future’s album High Off Life review.