2 fat white guys who love rap, break down and review a different hip hop album every month

On this debut episode The Sheep and LucasJames discuss Enter The Wu Tang 36 Chambers. The 1993 debut album from the Wu Tang Clan. The guys break down the classic album track by track analyzing production, lyrics, delivery, the cultural impact and historical significance of the album in detail.

The guys also throw the standards right out the window when they debate the touchy subject of can a white guy say the N word if it's in a song title? The guys wonder if the Ghostface Killah is a racist name. Is ODB a crackhead or a legend? Was Jermaine Jackson secretly the creepy touchy Uncle of the Jackson kids? Who the fucks was Masta Killah? and was Rza ripping off the rest of the boys?

The Sheep is an indie rapper and event promoter who has released 6 full length studio albums, performed live all over the upper midwest, and promoted events for Dayton Family, Afroman and Bizzy Bone of Bone Thugs & Harmony.

LucasJames is a masterful emcee with 8 full length studio albums, performed live all over the upper midwest, an audio engineer studying at Full Sail University and produces dope hip hop beats and theme music.