Vince Staples is back with Crybaby, and the DEHH crew is here to break it all down. From the production and storytelling to the themes and standout moments, we give our thoughts on Vince's latest project and discuss where it ranks among his recent releases.

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Jay Z had plenty to say during his recent freestyle at The Roots Picnic, and the hip hop world has been dissecting every line since. In this segment, the crew breaks down Jay’s responses to years of criticism and callouts involving artists like Drake, Nicki Minaj, and others while discussing what the freestyle means for his legacy and today’s rap landscape.

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The last segment from episode 14 of the podcast is finally here as the crew closes out last week’s episode with their full review of Drake’s MAID OF HONOUR.

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Tonight, we react to a DEHH Reddit post about hip hop feeling dead and the reasons why. You can see the full post here: https://www.reddit.com/r/DEHH/comments/1tdxb4r/hiphop_feels_dead_and_the_reasons_are/

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The official review of Drake’s ICEMAN is here.

With Rod back in the chamber, the crew finally sits down to break down one of the biggest rap releases of the year. Alongside Spike Lou joining for an additional perspective, the conversation covers everything surrounding the rollout, the music itself, and the massive response the album has received since release.

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Drake shocked the game by dropping THREE projects at once with HABITI, ICEMAN, and MAID OF HONOUR, and in this review, the crew focuses on breaking down HABITI track by track. From the production and standout moments to the replay value and Drake’s overall direction, we dive deep into whether this project stands out in the middle of one of the wildest rollouts of his career.

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Tonight, we react to Drake releasing three albums (48 songs) the possibility of him going independent, and his disses.

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