What You Thought, The Funniest Podcast On The Planet is back with The Florist Episode 🌸 — and this one is packed with wild takes, celebrity headlines, and viral moments. The episode kicks off with Jada Pinkett Smith addressing her role in protecting Will Smith, as her book tour continues and more details come out (00:11:00). At (00:24:00), the crew reacts to the situation involving Diana Russini and Mike Vrabel, followed by a conversation about Caitlyn Jenner calling themselves a hypocrite (00:33:00).

Things take a turn at (00:40:00) as the crew breaks down Lamar Odom avoiding saying the word “crack”, and at (00:47:00), Ruby Rose makes serious accusations involving Katy Perry, sparking discussion.

At (00:52:00), T.I.’s son King is reportedly arrested during a traffic stop, leading into reactions about accountability and public image.

Sports talk heats up as LaMelo Ball is fined after a flagrant foul on Bam Adebayo (01:07:00), and at (01:10:00), Akon sparks debate by saying being a present father is a “white person thing.” The episode wraps with a heated discussion involving Jey Uso and Cam’ron on It Is What It Is (01:28:00).

Also featuring hilarious moments, debates, and classic WYT energy throughout.

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The Funniest Podcast On The Planet returns with The Biggie Smalls Episode, packed with hip-hop drama, global headlines, and viral moments. The episode begins with the crew paying respects to Afrika Bambaataa, reflecting on his legacy and impact on hip-hop culture (00:08:00). At (00:12:00), tensions rise as Offset and Lil Tjay reportedly have an altercation, sparking conversation about industry relationships and ego. The crew reacts to a shocking story involving a man shooting his neighbor, leading into a broader discussion about conflict and escalation (00:36:00). At (00:48:00), Kanye West sells out two shows in Los Angeles, but things take a turn when reports surface that the UK has blocked him from entering the country to headline Wireless Festival (00:52:00). The episode continues with Trick Daddy’s performance for AKAs being cut short (00:55:00), followed by Jay Electronica getting booed in Los Angeles, raising questions about artist expectations and crowd reactions (01:08:00). At (01:24:00), DaBaby addresses a viral moment involving a fan trying to give him a painting of his daughters, sparking mixed reactions online. The episode wraps with global tension as Donald Trump posts tweets directed at Iran, including controversial remarks that sparked debate (01:42:00).

Also, Tiff joins the crew, adding to the energy and conversation throughout the episode.

Culture, controversy, and conversation — The Biggie Smalls Episode delivers.

The Funniest Podcast On The Planet returns with The Jobe’s Episode, packed with wild headlines, entertainment news, and serious conversations.The episode opens with a breakdown of the Paradise Season 2 finale, and whether it lived up to expectations (00:04:00). The crew also reacts to the Lamar Odom Netflix documentary, discussing his story and public reaction (00:00:26). At (00:47:00), the crew discusses reports surrounding Tiger Woods’ car crash and DUI arrest, and what it means for his legacy. Things get controversial at (01:04:00) when Leslie Jones says marriage is legalized slavery, sparking a debate on relationships and modern expectations. At (01:13:00), major hip-hop news breaks as Pooh Shiesty and Big30 are reportedly arrested in connection to a kidnapping and robbery involving Gucci Mane, leading to a deeper discussion about industry conflicts. The episode closes with serious allegations as Brandy accuses Wanya of Boyz II Men of taking advantage of her as a teen, prompting an important conversation about accountability and the music industry (01:39:00).

Culture, controversy, and conversation — The Jobe’s Episode delivers.

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The Funniest Podcast On The Planet returns with The First Offer Fred Episode, packed with hip-hop conversations, viral headlines, and wild stories.The episode kicks off with a breakdown of the Dirty Rotten Scandals documentary, including shocking claims about Bob Barker that have people talking (00:09:00).At (00:21:00), the crew reacts to Jay-Z’s GQ interview, breaking down what he said and what it means for his legacy. The conversation continues with J. Cole and Cam’ron’s interview, and what stood out the most (00:33:00).At (00:39:00), the crew debates their favorite non-rapper rappers, followed by a fun segment imagining hip-hop trades — who would go where and why (00:45:00).Things shift into reviews as the crew discusses what they’ve been watching (01:10:00), before reacting to a viral moment where Future’s son refers to Russell Wilson as “dad” on the red carpet (01:21:00).At (01:33:00), the crew reacts to a shocking and unusual case involving a quadruple amputee, leading into a serious discussion about the circumstances and reactions.The episode closes with the viral Justin Timberlake DUI video, sparking conversation about accountability and celebrity behavior (01:54:00).Culture, controversy, and conversation — The First Offer Fred Episode delivers.

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The Funniest Podcast On The Planet returns with The Heaven Sent Episode, packed with music debates, sports headlines, and industry drama.The episode kicks off with a major shift in women’s sports as the crew reacts to the WNBA league minimum jumping from $66K to $300K, and what that means for the future of the league (00:15:00).At (00:19:00), hip-hop fans get fed as Jay-Z announces three shows, sparking speculation about a possible new album. The conversation turns into a classic debate — The Blueprint vs Reasonable Doubt. Things heat up at (01:07:00) when LaRussell’s “Heaven Sent” song sparks backlash, leading to a conversation about expectations in modern hip-hop. At (01:28:00), Ray J calls out Mase and Shyne after comments about their past connections, adding more tension to an already messy situation. The episode continues with confrontation as Kenyon Martin checks a Gilbert Arenas employee over online disrespect (01:42:00). The episode closes with The Game’s leaked DMs, sparking reactions and debate across the internet (01:58:00). Music, money, and drama — The Heaven Sent Episode delivers.

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The Funniest Podcast On The Planet returns with The Screaming Seagull Episode, packed with sports headlines, hip-hop drama, and classic movie debates.

The episode kicks off with the crew reacting to the McDonald’s CEO finally trying McDonald’s, and whether that experiment really tells us anything about the brand (00:02:00).

Things get crazy at (00:13:00) when Bam Adebayo reportedly breaks Kobe Bryant’s record with an unbelievable 83-point performance, sparking debate about modern NBA scoring.

At (00:30:00), the crew asks an important cultural question — is the movie Life actually a classic? Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence fans weigh in.

Later, the crew debates modern relationships with the question: would you let your partner sell feet pics online?(00:55:00).

The episode wraps with a shocking statement from Terrence Howard, who says he experienced more sexual activity from ages 4 to 13 than he has as an adult — sparking serious conversation about childhood experiences and public comments (01:25:00).

Culture, sports, and wild conversations — The Screaming Seagull Episode delivers.

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The Funniest Podcast On The Planet is back with The Perps Episode, packed with hip-hop drama, wild stories, and culture debates.

The episode kicks off with a wild story as Buju Banton’s son says he was almost captured by Satan, sparking a conversation about belief, experiences, and internet reactions (00:22:00).

Pop gives his review of Southland (00:27:00), before the crew discusses Lamar Odom’s upcoming Netflix documentary, and whether fans are ready to hear more of his story (00:38:00).

Things take a strange turn when the crew reacts to Billy Idol revealing he once smoked crack to quit heroin (00:53:00).

Boxing drama continues when Floyd Mayweather is accused of still owing Logan Paul $1.5 million from their exhibition fight (01:13:00).

Hip-hop tensions heat up when CyHi releases a diss track aimed at J. Cole (01:23:00), followed by T.I. reacting to his son King getting involved in the 50 Cent beef (01:24:00).

The episode wraps with Ayisha Diaz responding to Bow Wow, sparking another debate about relationships and expectations (01:51:00).

Culture, chaos, and commentary — The Perps Episode delivers.

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The Funniest Podcast On The Planet is back with The 50 Cent & T.I. Episode, packed with hip-hop drama, sports headlines, and viral moments.

The episode opens with Lamar Odom speaking candidly about his past struggles with substance abuse and the reaction online (00:06:15). The crew then revisits the viral moment involving Michael Jordan at Daytona and whether the backlash was overblown (00:20:57).

Things heat up at (00:30:40) when 50 Cent and T.I. go at it, and the situation quickly turns ugly. Boxing fans get major news as Mayweather vs Pacquiao II is reportedly confirmed (00:56:30), sparking debate about whether this rematch is necessary.

At (01:04:00), the crew reacts to headlines surrounding Bill Gates and his past association with Jeffrey Epstein, discussing what’s being said publicly. Later, Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo reportedly experience a slur being yelled during the BAFTA Awards (01:31:00), raising questions about accountability and public events.

The episode wraps with a conversation about modern dating standards after Ayesha Diaz says she needs $50K a month to date a man and Young Miami says she needs a man worth $100M (01:41:00).