Why I Hate this Album

6ix9ine has been called a musician, an innovator, a person of interest in several currently unsolved crimes and a visionary. This week we decided to find out for ourselves, we're talking about Day69: Graduation Day released February 23, 2018. In this episode we discuss being cowards, pranks, assault, prison, beefs, procreation, tacos, gangs, sharing, hoes, growing up and so much more! Hatepod.com...

Chances are you know every word of their hit single, but can you name another song by Papa Roach? We can! That is because we spent the week subjecting ourselves to the unique blend of emo sad boy lyrics and nu metal found on the album Infest, released April 25, 2000. In this episode we discuss faces, Jet Li, scrotums, emus, meat jokes, holy wars, suicide, Fight Club, nipples, bears, Bennigan's, gh...

Does the obsession to remain relevant leave an artist depleted and dramatically reduce the quality of each successive effort to the point of becoming embarrassing for everyone involved? Find out as we discuss the Lil Wayne album I Am Not a Human Being II released March 22, 2013. In this episode we discuss diamonds, dental work, murder, sharks, lean, John Stamos, Craig Kilborn, fatherhood, punching...

Grease up your trumpets and get ready to skank, the podcast is going full ska! This week we uncover some uncomfortable tales from the past when we talk about Reel Big Fish and their album Turn the Radio Off released Aug. 13, 1996. In this episode we discuss roller coasters, getting pumped, Numbers, incels, forums, horns, former lovers, straw people, running, meatball subs, getting pumped, cannibal...

This small town girl turned American Idol still appreciates the simple things like being young, having fun and occasionally destroying someone's car you maybe dated and now have a hunch they're cheating. We're talking about Carrie Underwood and her album Some Hearts, released Nov. 15, 2005. In this episode we discuss experiments, Jesus, yawns, moving out, time, ageism, admirers, virility, Walmart,...

Put on your zebra pants, shimmering speedo and dancin shoes as we learn what a little hard work, barely any talent and a whole lot of nepotism can accomplish. That's right we're talking about LMFAO and their album Sorry for Party Rocking, released June 17, 2011. In this episode we discuss the gym, hot air balloons, The Flintstone's, Mel Gibson, champagne showers, the rich, vampires, marshmallows,...

We couldn't end the October scare-a-thon without paying tribute to the man that started it all. In this special BONUS episode we're talking about Bobby Pickett and his hit single Monster Mash released Aug. 25, 1962. In the episode we discuss North Korea, Leon Russell, horror movies, vampires, Frankenstein's monsters, impressions, coffin bangers and so much more! Hatepod.com | @AlbumHatePod | Inst:...

It's the final week of our October scare-a-thon so we decided to take an emo filled journey straight into the land of the dead. We listened to the My Chemical Romance rock opera The Black Parade released Oct. 23, 2006 and we have a lot of questions.  In this episode we discuss MCRVs, spray paint, Halloween, the afterlife, death, Rube Goldberg, Anton LaVey, conjuring, ghouls, Thanos, war and so muc...

The October scare-a-thon continues with the scariest thing music had to offer in 1998, Marilyn Manson! It's been 20 years since anyone cared, but he's still putting out new albums. This week we're talking about his latest Heaven Upside Down released Oct. 6, 2017. In this episode we discuss Pauly Shore, shinings, Charles Manson, eye contact, Con-Air, sexy nuns, dragons, the bible, Francisco Goya, t...

Hop in the back of my dragula next to the original astro creep (Tim) as the October scare-a-thon continues. This week we listened to the Rob Zombie solo album Hellbilly Deluxe released August 25, 1998 and we need to talk about it. In this episode we discuss crying, divorce, Tommy Lee, horror movies, judgement, mouth sneezes, the Matrix, Ethan Hawke, fantasy, monsters, Moby, anesthesia, Coolio, spo...

This week we kick off our October scare-a-thon with a podcast crossover extravaganza with our friends on Texas Podcast Massacre (@TXpodmassacre). We're talking about the soundtrack to Queen of the Damned, when it's over go check out their show where they're breaking down the movie. In this episode we discuss hammers, dryers, Moulin Rouge, marine biology, vampires, sharks, faces, robots, transubsta...

Find out what happens when five young men ranging in age from 13 to 23 answer a random ad written by a complete stranger looking for boys to sing and dance for him. We're of course talking about the Backstreet Boys and their massive hit Millennium released May 18, 1999. In this episode we discuss villains, high school, Sweden, Lou Pearlman, Guinness World Records, Chris Kattan, Folgers, James Blun...

This week is the last stop of our Canadian summer tour and the final installment in our six degrees to Nickelback series. We're talking about mediocre pop-punk band Sum 41 and their album All Killer No Filler released May 7, 2001. In this episode we discuss the DRC, civil wars, Canada, marine biology, dating, Teddy Kennedy, moonbounces, El Nino, lobsters, wrestling, SAD, poppers, birth control, in...

She said see you later to those skater boys but things are still pretty complicated for Avril Lavigne. Her self titled album released Nov 1, 2013 is a cautionary tale of what can happen when you start dating anyone in Nickelback and refuse to grow up a little. In this episode we discuss Dax Shepard, Tims, Peter Pan, sadness, carpool, friendship, Simon says, roller skating, mustaches, Pretty Woman,...

Despite the worst possible release date in history on Sept. 11, 2001 Nickelback quietly released Silver Side Up and rocketed to fame. Find out how a band considered to be a lesser Creed continues to sell millions of albums to this day. In this episode we discuss lizard people, Spider-Man, soul patches, hugs, Groundhog Day, Harry Nilsson, musicals, funerals, fireworks, fugue states, diamond mines,...

After Justin, but before the unpleasantness Britney Spears discovered sex. Shortly after that she released In the Zone on Nov. 12, 2003. This week things turn toxic quickly as we dissect this dance album turned sexual awakening known as her third studio album. In this episode we discuss Mickey Mouse Club, 5150 holds, dance battling, The Price is Right, Vincent D'Onofrio, Moby, ghosts, dummies, the...

The early 2000s brought pop-punk to mainstream audiences and wide commercial success. While some were innovators and trendsetters, others simply rode the coattails of their betters. Guess which of those the debut album from Simple Plan; No Pads, No Helmets...Just Balls was? In this episode we discuss Canada, Creed, franchises, aliens, snoozing, heaven, nursery rhymes, robots, abduction, safety, mu...

On the heels of another rocky interview Kanye West released his latest single XTCY. In this BONUS episode we dissect the new single to determine if he's a tortured genius struggling to elevate music through innovative expression, or a walking tornado of naive narcissism releasing half-baked ideas that rely more on hyperbole than talent to garner attention. In this episode we discuss goofs, in-laws...

This week we start out half way there, but don't worry we're living on a prayer. We're gonna get you there dead or alive as we discuss the massive Bon Jovi hit Slippery When Wet released August 18, 1986. In this episode we discuss Star Wars, cliches, immortals, Reaganomics, Camaros, hide and seek, back seats, infections, sexiness, pirates, cowboy posers, prayer plagiarism, bad duets and so much mo...

Jack White is known for his blistering guitar solos, vintage analog sound and attention to detail...not anymore suckers! Find out what happens when he just decides to wing it, as we attempt to understand his latest album Boarding House Reach released March 23, 2018. This week we discuss rock climbing, catastrophic injury, memes, dog ownership, pranks, multiple personalities, Lyle Caruthers, soup,...

This week we greet you with arms wide open and do our best to take you higher as we talk about Creed and their massive hit album Human Clay released Sept. 28, 1999.  In this episode we discuss home repair, mental illness, ghosts, LARPing, leather bracelets, mediums, Jesus, rage, cowboys, lucid dreaming, doors, impressions, child eaters, face waterfalls, Scott Caan and so much more! Hatepod.com | @...

Toby Keith loves his country, his lady and vigilante justice! Unleashed, released July 23, 2002 is an album about appreciating the simple things in life and who know more about that than a country music superstar estimated to be worth at least $500 million. In this episode we discuss Con-Air, USFL, Macarthur grants, cowardice, leasing valor, secret rooms, merengue, rodeos, vigilantes, cowboys, dru...

After millions of dollars, over a decade in the studio and every member of the band quitting except Axl Rose, Guns N Roses released Chinese Democracy on Nov 23, 2008. Was it worth the wait? In this episode we discuss heroin, hot dog people, Dr. Pepper, turduckens, time management, naked golf, Brian Wilson, time travel, dinosaurs, terrorism, psychics, eaters, Chick-fil-a, Red Dragon, Nic Cage time...

Grab your tissues we're getting deep this week with the debut album from The Fray, How to Save a Life, released Sept 13, 2005. It's sort of like emo music for adults that don't really like emo music or having to be adults. In this episode we discuss platonic relationships, evil, Jesus, Joseph Cambell, sad suckers, Scrubs, Brad, Superman, the Berlin Wall, vehicular manslaughter, rabies, miracles, i...

This week we look beyond the wigs, pounds of makeup, casual violence, claims of plagiarism, excessive profanity and soaring anthems of empowerment to discover the real Nicki Minaj. We're talking about her debut album Pink Friday released November 22, 2010. In this week's episode we discuss illiteracy, sick beats, nemeses, No Fear, dragons, Busta Rhymes, Lil Kim, Maslow's hierarchy of needs, Degras...