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Welcome to the channel! Another week of Beloveds x Had to, Got to, where we reminisce on classic pod moments and dive into everything from Taylor Swift’s sex appeal (dumb truck) to the pandemic of baddies working bottom-tier jobs.

We break down Luka Dončić before and after the Los Angeles Lakers, Jim Carrey’s chemistry with his female co-leads, and Drake’s comeback album, $ome $exy $ongs 4 U, featuring the hit single "Where My Hug @". Plus, we rank the best and worst concerts with Flair and celebrate the long-awaited return of DJ Sabbath—he’s been asleep, but now he’s awakened.

Also on the docket: Kendrick Lamar’s historic 2024, a year that could go down as the biggest for a single hip-hop artist. We discuss how old heads stay relevant and youthful (shoutout to Million Dollaz Worth of Game, even though we forgot the name mid-pod).

We also tackle:

• The easily offended older generations
• The difference between classism and racism
• Whether you’re actually learning on TikTok or just getting fed nonsense
• The Had to, Got to trio’s unpopular takes: We hate Russ, don’t mess with Carnival, but love Young Thug.

More boomer slander—but not just for the sake of it. This is a multi-generational identity conversation about culture, relevance, and the cycle of life:

"Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times."

Tap in. You Had to, Got to.

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