"Now if I take what he gave me and I, use it right (uh-huh)
In other words if I listen and, use the light (uh-huh)
Then what I say will remain here, after I'm gone
Still here, on the strength of a song, I live on (hmm)
No second-guessin' on what I stood for, I was good for
Stoppin niggas from killin' each other in the hood war (uh)
Comin through showin' love, throwin' up (uh)
Them cats not throwin' love, you know whassup (what?)
Dark man baby, that's my name
And I gots to be the realest nigga (uh) up in this game
'Cause ain't no shame, they don't make 'em like, this no more
Real to the core, big heart but built for war
I stand for what I believe in
Even if what I believe in stops me from breathin'
Relatives grievin', but I ain't went nowhere
Listen to the song (c'mon) I'm right there" - DMX - FAME

Rest in Peace to the LEGEND DMX
#Plug In

Track 83 - DMX

"Let's talk about who I am
Blond bee, find me in the hood with my peoples
Love y'all, hate the rest of y'all that I can see through
Above that, I can't feel nothin' unless it's lethal
Testin' your moves, never that, make no position fetal, uh" - Eve

Aaaaaaaaand we're back with Track 88!  We've been getting some cool things together behind the scenes for you guys that we can't wait to share.  In this episode we cover Eve Verzuz Trina, the future Verzuz battle between Bow Wow and Soulja Boy(which will be hilarious), upcoming new music from Rick Ross, the greatest Tyrese meme ever, Usher having HD facetime in the You Don't Have To Call video for some reason, and much more!  We also discuss Freeway's opening line to every song he's featured on and his sometimes, unorthodox rhyme scheme lol.  Plug in!

Track 88 - KEEP IT THAT WAY!

"I gave these bitches they flowers, ayy
Now they can suck one thousand eggs
I sip too much Powerade
Now I'm like, "Mo'fucker, bow to me"
I'on give a fuck 'bout a fake fan
Sayin' you mad, you proud of me
While y'all asses up in arms
Don't forget to go down on me
Bitch have a seat in a Ottoman
Y'all hoes mad you ain't got a man
You missin' out on all the fun (yeah)
Mo'fucker, you could die today" - Doja Cat--

Welcome to Track 90!  In this episode we discuss Nicki's issue and/or non issue with other ladies in the industry. From Doja to Meg, Cardi,  Kim, or Bia, it seems like the list goes on and on.  Does Nicki need drama in order to draw attention to her music or is she truly the one being attacked?  Additionally, we discuss what a Nicki Verzuz Kim battle would actually look like, who would win in an Aaliyah Verzuz Mya battle, 50 Cent being a potentially amazing executive producer, Coi Leray's XXL "Freestyle", T Pain's viral rant, and more!  Also, we take a stab at how 50 Cent would sound over a drill beat and it's ridiculous lol. #PLUGIN

Track 90 - Girl Fight

"It's the J-A-D-A I got beef with the feds and the D-A
I got footage in the game press replay
I got bitches in the club all over me ma take it e-asy" - Jadakiss--

Welcome back to another episode of the Aux Cord!  We at track 93!  In today's episode we have the honor of discussing the Lox VS Dipset Verzuz.  We give our takes while also celebrating Jadakiss' MC master class that was his performance.  Next, we cover Nas' King Disease 2 album which didn't disappoint in the slightest!  We're still trying to figure out what in the world Kaye and Drake are doing with these album releases.  More so Kanye than Drake.  Come get your daily dose of hip hop!  #PlugIn

Track 93 - The New Yorkiest

"What they talkin 'bout? Me
Who they talkin' 'bout? Me
All they talkin' bout is... (Me) Uh
What they talkin 'bout? Me
Who they talkin' 'bout? Me
All they talk about is... (Me)" - Jadakiss--

It's been a while but we're back with another Interlude episode.  After an intro involving another Walmart VS Target convo, we get the real discussion started.  We begin with a conversation regarding the new Lizzo and Cardi B track.  That propels us into a string of reflective convos about ourselves, our worth, our strengths, our weaknesses, and all around characteristics.  Jasmine explores her lack of patience, AO explores the dynamics of his past relationships, and Ant explores his stubbornness.  We break ourselves down to build ourselves up in, what may be, the most introspective episode we've ever recorded.  Nothing like healthy conversation! #PlugIn

Interlude - SELF-ish

"Paper plane, Laker game, Novocaine (Novocaine)
Head shot, Drizzy, man, you know the aim (Grrrt)
Niggas prayin' that I spare 'em like a bowling lane (Woo, woo)
Yeah, like Mike (Like Mike)
Corleone (Corleone), sporty flow (Sporty flow)
I done done it all, it's like I'm Shawty Lo (Shawty)
All these fools I'm beefin' that I barely know
Forty-five, forty-four (Burned out), let it go
'Ye ain't changin' shit for me, it's set in stone" - Drake--

Welcome back! We have reached track 94 of the Aux Cord!  In today's episode we start by discussing the shortening of song length.  If songs seem like they were longer in the past...it's because they were.  We get into what shorter songs means for the music industry and why artists and labels are leaning in the direction.  Following that, we get into the latest in Drake vs Kanye, Kendrick's final album on TDE, Lil Mo appreciation and much more!  We end the episode by randomly discussing our favorite Disney/Pixar movies and singing songs from them.  I Promise it happened organically lol. #PlugIn

Track 94 - Drake Diss Discussions & Disney Debates

"You over there in denial, we not neck and neck
It's been a lot of years since we seen you comin' correct
Man, fuck a "Respectfully," I just want my respect
They tried to label me mean, I say what I mean
People that could've stayed on the team
They played in-between
Clouds is hanging over you now, 'cause I'm reigning supreme
Some of these niggas say what they mean, it ain't what it seems
Had to pull my niggas out the mud like I'm trainin' Marines
You niggas hot to them little kids, you ain't famous to me
Told you I'm aimin' straight for the head, not aiming to please
I could give a fuck about who designing your sneakers and tees
Have somebody put you on a Gildan, you play with my seed
Trust me, there's some shit you really gotta come see to believe
That's why your people not believers, they all leavin' ya
That's why you buyin' into the hype that the press feedin' ya
You know the fourth level of jealousy is called media
Isn't that an ironic revelation?
Give that address to your driver, make it your destination
'Stead of just a post out of desperation
This me reachin' the deepest state of my meditation
While you over there tryna impress the nation
Mind's runnin' wild with the speculation
Why the fuck we peacemakin', doin' the explanations
If we just gon' be right back in that bitch without hesitation?
But let me digress on behalf of the association
I'll play it cool with you, then mark a nigga like Copenhagen
See, they gettin' loose with the line like open cages
In the La Ferrari, my emotions racin', dancin' out a condo, ocean bathin'
Niggas textin' "Bro," but we are not of no close relation
I was down to give these niggas credit, but hold the payment
Somehow I'm the greatest in the game, to my own amazement
The greatest in the world, there's no debatin'
You boys 'bout to wheel me to defeat like we rollerbladin'
Far as the Drake era, man, we in the golden ages
Look at the total wages
And look at the heroes fallin' from grace in their older ages
If we talkin' top three, then you been slidin' to third like stolen bases
Toss around Rollies with frozen faces
They used to tell me back in the day, "Boy, you're going places"
Never understood where I could really take it" - Drake--

Yall know what this episode is about...no need for formalities. #PLUGIN

Track 95 - Certified Donda Boy

"He say he like that Laffy Taffy
He so goofy, call me daddy
He go stupid, he go daffy
Introduce me to his papi
He can never live without me
I'm so real, I'm never cappin'
If he got it like that, like that
I can take it, take it there
'Cause my
Booty so big (Work), Lord, have mercy"  - Chlöe--

Welcome to the Aux Cord! In today's episode we discuss Chloe Bailey's newest single and go over the backlash and support of her "Image".  We, go on to unanimously agree on who we think will win between Fat Joe and Ja Rule in the upcoming verzuz.  Additionally, we 50's latest antics, future verzuz possibilities, Drake's best intros and more!  Also, the show couldn't end without us talking about Kendrick's bizarre "Top of The Morning" verse lol. #PLUGIN

Track 96 - TOP OF THE MORNIN

"It's beauty in the struggle, ugliness in the success
Hear my words or listen to my signal of distress
I grew up in the city and know sometimes we had less
Compared to some of my niggas down the block, man, we were blessed
And life can't be no fairytale, no once upon a time
But I be goddamned if a nigga don't be tryin'" - J. Cole--|

Welcome back to the Aux Cord podcast! We on track 97 and have much to discuss!  We start by covering Fat Joe Verzuz Ja Rule.  As expected, Ja Rule took home the win and both of them out on a great show.  We, also, take the time to give J. Cole his flowers after we cover his latest freestyle.  Diddy and Jermaine Dupri also spark up more anticipation over their possible Verzuz match. We take the time to break down exactly how that would go plus throw in the possibility of Dr. Dre.  There's a lot to cover and much more where that came from! #PlugIn

Track 97 - Angry Club Music

"And the crazy part about it, there wasn’t shit in the yard
Shit, I been winnin’ a long time, I know they sick of me, y’all
Got me switchin’ up my flow again, switchin’ up my hoe again
E’rrybody been changin’, got me switchin’ up my bro again
My dawg did his bid, he came back home and switched his pole again
And I ain’t even wanna tell him to slide, he tryna go again
Once he got active, I said, “Go again,” yeah
King in my trenches, I’m not active, all I know is when
Tote the blower, this like oh to ten, yeah" - Meek Mill--|

Back at you with Track 98 of the Aux Cord!  Today we discuss and break down Meek's new album Expensive Pain.  How we feel about it overall and how it compares to his other projects.  We, then, find ourselves discussing albums packed with features and what that means in regards to streams, image, and success.  Furthermore, we, discuss what we feel about Wale's song with J. Cole, Drake blowing up other artists, the next Verzuz match, and more!  Lots of real talk on this one!  #PlugIn

Track 98 - Industry Tactics

"Stretchin' the truth, no, I never stress in the booth
They feel the pressure, me? I feel like I just left the masseuse
Effortless, how I'm skatin' on these records was proof
I put your favorite rapper neck in a noose, never lettin' them loose
Cole World, the heat'll blast through your speaker
He the last of Mohicans, no weaklings last in my sneakers
Nigga want me on a song, he gon' see the wrath of the reaper
I'm prolly gon' go to Hell if Jesus ask for a feature" - J. Cole--

After a way longer than expected "Winter Break" that started 6 months ago...We're back!  Join us as we catch up with each other and what's going on in the current landscape of Hip-Hop.  We go over Pusha T's new music, Benny The Butcher & J. Cole, the comedic Verzuz between Anthony Hamilton and Musiq Soulchild, everything that is Kanye West, the drama with Slaughterhouse, and more!  Feels good to be back and we hope it feels even better to listen! #PlugIn

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Track 99 - What We Miss?

"Y'all better not come to my studio with that fake shit
Y'all better not come to my funeral with that fake shit
Y'all better off realizing there's nothin' that y'all could do wit' me
All I ever asked is keep it 8 more than 92 with me, 100, yeah, 100
All I ever asked is 100, yeah, 100
All I ever asked is 100" - Drake--

Welcome back to the Aux Cord!  Today marks our 3 year anniversary and our 100th episode!  It means a lot to any and everybody who decided to join us on the podcast journey.  In this episode we discuss The Rise and Fall of Slaughterhouse, Benny the Butcher's new project and who is the best rapper in Griselda, the latest with Kanye West, LL Cool J's "Unhinged Chaotic Behavior", Nicki Minaj's current output of music, and much more! We had a lot of fun on this one and we hope you do too.  #PLUGIN

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Track 100 - Unhinged Chaotic Behavior

"I know it's strange
But my brain's gone really insane
And I'm off the chain
Sipping on a fifth of the Golden Grain
I feel like slappin' a nigga today (slap, slap)
Slappin' a nigga today
I feel like slappin' a nigga today (slap, slap)
Slappin' a nigga today
Slappin' a nigga today" - Ludacris--

Do we really need to explain what this episode is about?  Will Smith, Jada Pinkett, Chris Rock, the slap, the Oscars...etc etc etc #PLUGIN

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Track 101 - Paper beats Rock

"Face it, y'all, y'all n*ggas playing' basic-ball
Im on the block like I'm eight feet tall
Homie, Im in the drop with the AC off
That's why the streets embrace me dog, I'm so cool!"

This week the plug celebrates Jazzy Miotti's birthday and discusses her trip to ATL. We also inturrupt that discussion with nonsense such as R. Kelly, favorite trap rappers, Jay-Z not able to do "regular people stuff", and much more. Plug in!

Track 2 - Jay-Z's Text Messages

"Look, this ain't entertainment, it's for niggas on the slave ship
These songs just the spirituals, I swam against them waves with
Ended up on shore to their amazement
I hope the example I set's not contagious
Lock us behind gates but can't tame us
Used to be stay safe, now it's stay dangerous
'Cause ain't no point in playing defense nigga
That's why I dove off the deep end nigga
Without a life jacket" - Nipsey Hussle R.I.P.

On track 4 the plug celebrates Jaymar's birthday, stupid instagram story posts, city girls, Meg Thee Stallion, 90's R&B vs current R&B, King Combs, Sampling, Country/Trap music, musical parents, and the battle of the Gay 2Pac vs Zombie 2Pac......I promise that last one will make sense in context. PLUG IN!

Track 4 - Hookah Mobile and Zombie 2Pac

"Contract all fucked up
I guess that means you all fucked up
You signed to one nigga that signed to another nigga
That's signed to three niggas, now that's bad luck
Damn that shit even the odds now
You better off selling this hard now
You call it living out your dreams
You can't fly without your wings
You get it
Jeremy Scott's all camouflaged
You can't hide it from yourselves, career sabotaged
I was really in that Travelodge
You just lying through your catalogues" - Pusha T.

On track 5 the plug discuss industry plants, bad record deals, the good ol days of music videos, the Ella Mai and Jacquees situation, Kanye's "Art", Nicki Minaj's best verse ever, What Rick Ross hears in the jungle, Jay-z's feature verses and shortly touch on his dreams because for some reason we can't resist talking about his home life...smh. Plug in!

Track 6 - Industry Plants and Kanye Jungle Samples

"This ain't R&B smooth, I ain't a R&B dude
Poured a glass of Army, got mama in the mood
Then she stripped for me like the "Moulin Rouge"
I think I might wife her
Y'know, powder blue Roc-a-Wear suit, white Nike her
Add mami to the cypher
R.O.C. for life cuz, the gang motherf*cker" - Jay-Z.  

Did yall know Usher's "Confessions" wasn't about him?! apparently it was about Jermaine Dupree...my childhood is a lie!.....Anyway, the plug is back with a new discussion. We delve into a lot of R&B topics such as Usher's teased "Confessions 2" album, how we predicted Jhene Aiko and Big Sean's 2088 part 2, why Drake shouldn't do tracks with Michael Jackson samples, more on SZA, Chris Brown, T Pain, Brandy's legacy, and more! Plug In!

Track 9 - R&B(Rambling and Bullsh*t)

"Sometimes I brag like Hov
Sometimes I'm real like Pac
Sometimes I focus on the flow to show the skills I got
Sometimes I focus on the dough
Look at these bills I got
This is a message for some rappers trying to steal my spot
You niggas famous on the internet
I'm real life hot" - J Cole--

We're back to our regularly scheduled program with Track 13!  Jaymar couldn't join us this week but we held it down in his absence.  We discuss Drake's post-Raptors Championship tracks, Jim Jones' Heatmakers produced "El Capo" project, 50 Cent's overlooked songs, Nicki Minaj's forthcoming "Megatron", The anniversary of J cole's "Born Sinner", our continued wait for Rick Ross' "Port of Miami 2", and more!  Also..Dipset vs G Unit...Who you got? Plug In!

Track 13 - Playlisting It Up

"My money talks in a Chris Tucker voice
"and you know this man"
You a stand up rapper, hip hop comedian
I start laughing as soon as I put your cd in
You joke, you joke, you kid, you kid
Should have went to comedy central with the vids you did
But OK, you b.e.t. only if its comic view
Promise you I'm funny style I can be a comic too" - Fabolous--

We skipped a week so let me start off with a question....why the hell were those girls putting those dirty ass cucumbers in their mouths?! Anyway The Plug is back with track 16! We take time to discuss Jermaine Dupree's comments and the So So Def roster, what would happen if Jay Z did stand up comedy, slang from the past and present and more! Plug In! #WeThelug

Track 16 - Blueprint: The Comedy Album

"That's why she ignore my flowers, 
And my call and my text
Spending her time with him I guess
I regret some shit I did
But darling, is y'all intimate?
Who was better? I know I was
Don't you lie, don't blow my buzz
You ask me who I'm stroking now
I say that the pool is closed
Can we stay broken up?
And all these pages, close them up
I hope we both do learn from this
So my next joint don't got to be so rough" - Wale--

Whats the worst date you've ever been on? ...that bad huh? We answer that question plus discuss a lot more on our second Interlude episode!  We also cover dating apps, texts vs calls, catching someone lying, and much more! We also break down Jazzy Miotti's  issues with the opposite sex. Plug In!

Interlude - Vagina Detectives

"So beware what's on the airwaves
And be more aware of what's not getting airplay
Independent spirit, you can barely hear what they're saying
Truth ain't getting on like shampoo on an airplane
Propaganda's everywhere, constantly on replay
All the hits, all the time, back-to-back on relay
We're really where it lives
Make them hear the records we play
Build your own station, become your own DJ's" - Lupe Fiasco--

We back with track 26! Jazzy went to the Rolling Loud festival so she gives us a breakdown of her New York shenanigans.  We also discuss Blueface's rapping style,  some controversial Young Thug bars, the status of commercial radio, double standards in music, "trap country", and much more! Plug In!

Track 26 - SHENANIGANS

"Her favorite rapper Lil Boosie
To tell the truth I didn't ask
When it come to bitches I'm Gucci
I'm the wrong one to rob
In the jungle I'm Nas
In the label I'm Russ
In the trap I'm Rick Ross!" - Rick Ross--

Welcome to track 33!  You know whats important?  YOU.  We start this episode off discussing the importance of self preservation, friendship, passions, and "Watering your flowers".  We then get into Indie labels and the affect they have on the music business, the origins and evolution of Trap music, a polarizing opinion on No Limit, and much more!  We also do a "deep dive" into C-Murder's classic track; "Down For My N****z".  Do with that what you will. Plug In!

Track 33 - WATER. YOUR. FLOWERS.

"This the new year resolution
We gotta be the winners cause the rest is losin'
I told em get money, that's the best solution
When you do, wear your rocket like you rest in Houston
When niggas stole my style, I ain't stress the boostin'
It's time to make more money, less excuses" - Fabolous--

We round out 2019 with track 34!  We go in depth on Drake's recent Rap Radar interview.  We also discuss Game dying for a Jay-Z verse, songs that use the title to lead into their hooks(We're looking at you Heavy D and 2pac), new years resolutions and more!  We'd also, sincerely, like to thank everyone who chose to ride with us in our first year of podcasting.  We truly appreciate each and every one of you and promise to deliver bigger and better content going forward.  #WeThePlug! and we couldn't continue to be without you! Thanks

Track 34- "New Year New M-" STFU

"When you crossed me, you lost me
Now if I was guardin' Derrick Rose
I would be more understandin' but you ain't Derrick Rose
You was my number one, but uuuhmm, you ain't Derrick Rose
You try to make a point again, you ain’t Derrick Rose
You just on some bullshit, bitch, you ain’t Derrick Rose" - Fabolous--

Welcome to the first official episode of 2020!  We're back with what you've come to know and love with Track 35!  We start off with discussing, what we think, are Obama's off duty convos, and the process on the way to success.  We, then talk about Cosby, Justin Timberlake, pop music, Purple Haze 2, and much more! We also review a terrible article that relates music artists with basketball players...spoiler alert....the comparisons are garbage smh.  Plug in!

Track 35 - Lauryn Hill is Derrick Rose

“Game change, but the name don't
My whore-shays is they main hoes
Got a lot of them, a whole stable
I don't lie to them, it's no fables
Rap don, country flavor
Now we worldwide, we made a big brand
Now our catalog is so major
Rodeo or Rodeo
Ho-folio is so player
Tomato or tomato
Nas X or Big Nas, this shit ride” - Nas—

Welcome to track 40! In this episode we briefly cover Pop Smoke’s new album and the fact that Ant and AO think every track is exactly the same(they are).  We then jump into Gayle King’s comments on Kobe Bryant and Snoop’s passionate reaction. While we understand Snoop has recently apologized, this episode was recorded prior to that apology.  We, also, comment on Lil Nas X’s recent remix of Rodeo featuring Nas. Or as we like to call him, Big Nas Y.  Furthermore, we briefly discuss how it would go if Future was invited to a cookout at Steve Harvey’s house.  We think we got it right lol. Plug in!

Track 40 - Lil Nas X and Big Nas Y

“I'm spittin' this shit for closure
And God is my witness, so you could get it from Hova
For all you magicians that's fidgeting with the cobra
I'm silent as a rock, 'cause I came from a rock
That's why I came with a rock, then signed my name on the Roc
Draw a line around some Earth, then put my name on the plot“ - Jay Electronica-- 

Track 41 starts off with yet another discussion about a passing in Hip Hop. Rest In Peace to Pop Smoke and payers to his loved ones. We build on that by trying to inform up and coming artists how to operate and carry themselves when adjusting to fame. Additionally, we discuss artists we’ve seen live and others we still want to see, we cover the whole Lil Boosie Vs. The Wade family drama, Our confusion with Jay Electronica’s forthcoming album, and much more! Plug in!

Track 41 - Arnold Electronica

"No more shopping sprees
No more late night creeps
No more VIP's
No more dough
We can't even kick it no more" - Ruff Endz--

Better late than never! Due to the Corona madness, we had to find alternate recording methods.  We used our new "Social Distancing" skills to deliver this podcast from the comfort of out individual homes. That being said, please excuse the difference in audio quality.  Hopefully we'll be able to return to our normal set up sooner than later.  Now that that's put the way...we're back with track 44!  We cover how the Corona Virus craziness is affecting our lives as well as the lives of people around the country.  We also review Jay Electronica's new album, our favorite hip hop moments, nobody liking Dasani water, and AO's criticism of Swizz Beats and the fact that he'd like to challenge him to a beat battle.  Do you think Swizz is annoying Alicia Keys while they're quarantined and saying "ZONE! ZONE! ZONE!" in response to everything she says? We do. Plug In!

Track 44 - NO MORE SHOPPING SPREES. IT'S COVID-19

"Talking that junk like you went black, guarded your back
Come battle me and you get smacked as hard as you act
When I rap I represent it and will never referee in it
Every minute so when I win it you never resent it" - Eminem--

The Quarantine-Casts continue as we move on to Track 45!  After a brief discussion on the abnormality that is the "Tiger King", we get into what actually matters.  We can all agree that hip hop lives on IG live right now right?  These battles that are curated by Swizz and Timbo seem to be have replaced album releases and nights out at the club.  We discuss each one and even ones we feel like we'd like to see.  Additionally, we discuss what would happen if they started running out of ideas for match ups.  Like...what if the Cha Cha Slide challenged The Wobble for step song dominance?! Plus, we can all agree that The Electric Slide is the GOAT right?  Quick note...this was recorded before The T Pain and LilJon battle. How accurate were we?  Plug In!

Track 45 - Cupid Shuffle VS Electric Slide

"Big B and that B stand for bands
If you wanna see some real ass, baby, here's your chance
I say, left cheek, right cheek, drop it low, then swang (Swang)
Texas up in this thang, put you up on this game (Game)
IVY PARK on my frame (Frame), gang, gang, gang, gang (Gang)
If you don't jump to put jeans on, baby, you don't feel my pain (Oh, look)" - Beyonce--

Inching even closer to 50 episodes with track 48!  It's only right that we let Jazzy Miotti quarterback this one.  Within the last week all her favorite people seemed to release music.  We cover Nicki starting even more drama on the Doja Cat remix, Beyonce's internet breaking Savage remix with Meg Thee Stallion, the upcoming Erykah Badu VS Jill Scott battle, Drake's newest mixtape, and much more! Who would DMX go against in a VS battle?  We tried to figure that out. Plug In!

Track 48 - "Jumping In Those Jeans Dawg!"

They shooting! Look in the barrel! (Woo)
Then he made the front page of the Miami Herald
Or Chi. Tribune, nozzles with silent doom
We in that A-Town Journal as violent goons
You should print my information (Yeah), quote my rhymes
And keep me in between these New York and L.A. Times
I'm just the victim of society, it's 'Cris the Menace
With more shit out on the streets than evicted tenants, whoa! - Ludacris—

Track 50 has arrived ladies and gentlemen! We tried to make things as special as possible for everyone who has listened up to this point. Jaymar aka Mar Majorz returns to let us know what he’s been up to, musically, since he last recorded with us. E-Hos also joins us as our first special guest to join the convo and speak on being an executive producer. We cover Nelly vs. Luda, more potential battles, what gets our creative juices flowing, and much more! Make sure to stream Mar Majorz’ new single “Mind Reader”. Plug in!

Track 50 - "Come on, Dirty Mo!"(Feat. E-Hos & Jaymar aka Mar Majorz)

"I see no changes, all I see is racist faces
Misplaced hate makes disgrace to races
We under, I wonder what it takes to make this
One better place, let's erase the wasted
Take the evil out the people they'll be acting right
'Cause mo' black and white is smokin' crack tonight
And only time we chill is when we kill each other
It takes skill to be real, time to heal each other" - 2pac--

These are dark times we're in.  In the wake of George Floyd's death, the black population of this country have had enough.  Throughout the US protests, riots, and marches have erupted due to the unjust treatment of black lives.  Today's episode has nothing to do with music.  It isn't about celebrity, drama, gossip, or vanity.  Its about perspective.  We invite E-Hos back on the show to share his view and experience as a Philadelphia firefighter during these times.  We, also have Philadelphia Police Officer Lee calling in to share his experiences and viewpoint all while(in real time) on duty tackling the current state of affairs.  As two african american emergency responders, we felt it was important to hear what they had to say.  2020 has been a whirlwind and it's only halfway over.  Plug in for perspective.  We love our black brothers and sisters.

Interlude - inJUST-US(feat. Firefighter E-Hos & Officer Lee)

"I'm on some "Fuck a retweet, " most people is sheep
You got all the answers but how you gon' reach?
If I could make one more suggestion respectfully
I would say it's more effective to treat people like children
Understandin' the time and love and patience that's needed to grow
This change is inevitable but ain't none of us seen this before
Therefore we just gotta learn everything as we go" - J Cole—

Track 53 is live! First off, can we cancel “Cancel Culture”? Y’all are the worst. We begin with the J Cole vs Noname controversy. Spoiler Alert: we don’t side with the majority.  We also discuss the abundance of music released, Swizz Beats calling Drake out, songs we like but can’t remember, Yolanda Adams having a crush on Busta Rhymes, New York slang, and much more! Also, AO still wants to battle Swizz Beatz. Plug in!

Track 53 - MacaZONEy and Cheese

“Everything is changin'
Friends turn to strangers, friends turn to dangers
Friends ain't your friends if they givin' ultimatums
Flippin' all the pages, dip off in the Range, oh
I done been through all these stages” - Tory Lanez—

After another action-packed, food related story of survival and perseverance from Jazzy Miotti, we get Track 63 rollin! Spoiler alert....this whole damn episode is spent covering Tory Lanez’ latest album “Daystar” and how we really feel about his approach to “breaking his silence”. Forreal....whole ass episode. We keep the convo constructive and we hope you find it intriguing. If you’d like to comment on any of our opinions feel free to hit us up. We really want some feedback on this one. We’ll address any and everything in next week’s pod. Plug in!

Track 63 - ALLEGEDLY

"Scorpion bricks, way before Aubrey’s double disc
.40 on my lap, clap, sound like 40 did the mix
Filtered bass, sift coke like the Michelin star chef
Chef kiss to my wrist, I go dummy with my left
IRS on my dick tryna audit all my checks, it’s too late
You know they hate when you become more than they expect
You let them crackers storm your Capitol, put they feet up on your desk
And yet you talkin’ tough to me, I lost all my little respect" - Jay Z--

Welcome to track 78 of the Aux Cord! This episode begins with a discussion about what should be taught in public schools and what shouldn’t. We come to the conclusion that we’ve never needed a protractor in our lives.  Later we discuss why we feel Disney could do a Verzuz with their movie music, why Phil Collins is a goat, the latest Meek Mill drama, Meg Thee Stallions latest Bazaar magazine shoot, why we miss good movie soundtracks, and much more! If there’s something you want us to address in the future hit us up at auxcordcast@gmail.com! Plug in!

Track 78 - Phil Collins Mixtape

Welcome to the aux cord, we’re the plug connecting you to hip hop based wild takes and content. Join award winning producer AO, Writer and music connoisseur Jazzy Miotti, and Ant, your certified audio engineer and analyzer of all things hip hop. We’d like to invite you to our ongoing conversation. Wanna find out what’s going on in the hip hop world? We got that. Want our insight on popular social convo? We got that. Want us to take that same social convo, make fun of it and throw it back in your face? We got that too! Aux cord has everything you need. Why? Cuz we the plug. Plug in and join the conversation now.

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