Mr Drew and Miss Lou deliver the long overdue countdown of the top 10 greatest 90s R&B groups. This time, rather than putting the list together themselves, they've left the job to AI...and the results are mixed to say the least!

There’s also time to reflect on the legacies of some important artists who've recently passed away, including Angie Stone. And what stupidness has led to Sean Kingston and his mum facing time behind bars?!

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Miss Lou and Mr Drew take time to reflect on Kendrick Lamar's sensational Super Bowl performance, plus they discuss how despite taking an almighty L in his rap beef with K Dot, Drake has managed to break more records and hit the top of the charts once again with his new project. There's also time for a quick recap on the recent MOBO awards.

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This week, Miss Lou represents for the ladies, counting down her top 10 greatest 90s male R&B groups - taking into account among other things, success, influence “foineness”.

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In this episode, Miss Lou and Mr Drew shamelessly take a fantastic theme idea from another podcast (shout out the Bald Brothers) and give it a MTOE spin. We're talking ”White people songs that black people love”!

It’s a debate that takes them down a spiralling rabbit hole and through the decades covering some monumental anthems. Plus, it's been an eventful time in the week that One Direction’s Liam Payne passed away and Yung Filly found himself locked up down under.

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Mr Drew and Miss Lou give their take on the 50 worst rappers' list, recently published on Worldstar Hip-Hop, and ask among other things...how on earth is Ludacris on that list? There’s also time to look at Ne-Yo’s polygamous life following his trip to Brazil with his THREE girlfriends.

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As the charges ramp up against Diddy and the walls close in, Miss Lou and Mr Drew take a look at how things got to this point with the “Diddler” and where he goes from here.

They also pay respects to some big names who have recently passed on…and there’s time to get stuck into the very public and vindictive spat between on-off hip-hop couple Cardi B and Offset.

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Mr Drew and Miss Lou give their take on the great lyrical beef between Kendrick Lamar and Drake - a no-holds-barred clash that escalated rapidly and gripped the attention of the international music world.

There's a discussion about what triggered things and what's been said, as well as the role of Drake’s other hip-hop foes…and why producer Metro Boomin may have ultimately settled things without saying a single word.

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Mr Drew and Miss Lou look back on a magical weekend in Paris for Usher’s recent residency.

After a bit of je ne sais quoi, it’s back to business for the pair as they prepare once more to get stuck into the big issues of the day in the urban music world!

Among the topics on the agenda this week is a discussion around the people that seriously need checking in on - including Brian McKnight, Will Smith and Tyrese.

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