That's more like Larry David's emotional baggage.

I love romancecast! Keep up the great work, guys!

@HunterPredd said:

Norm gave out his address when they were watching that Star Trek marathon. He ordered pizza and totally just gave it out while being livestreamed, along with his credit card number...so people showing up to his house is all on him

Wait, he really gave out his credit card number? The house address i can understand, but i doubt he would be dumb enough to say his credit card number on a livestream.

Oh, and i'm sure it wouldn't be all that hard to find Jeff's or Ryan's home addresses, seeing how they used to regularly stream full videos of their commute right up to the moment where Jeff unlocks his front door. It's weird.

These are awesome!

 Portugese -> Portuguese 

@BABS said:

@WickedFather said:

That's more like Larry David's emotional baggage.

Larry David needs more than baggage. I bet he has an emotional warehouse somewhere.

YOU GUYS THROWING HOT HARD AND HEAVY

Everyone has seen this and yet I must post:

This is the fifth best Whiskey Media podcast, keep up the great work.  Also, love the new opening, really nostalgic. 

During the rap discussion I noticed you guys didn't talk about Nujabes. 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ih1GM8Qf6t8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCmT8QMyUwU
These are two of my favorties.

Also 83til
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khIc0WT6oa4

This is great, and yes, its tagalog

have fun at outside lands!

Giving the Bombcast a run for its money! Hope to see a third podcast.

Seems like I'm super late, but I like the Romancecast so far. Finished episode 1 and 2 last night. Very interested in the hardcore rap thing, I listen to a lot of different styles of hip hop, but I can't listen to anything that's on the radio. I don't mean to be a snob, I just don't like the style. Lots of the hip hop on the radio has more of a pop influence now. I like to listen to hip hop that's mostly boom-bap, samples, with very technical delivery rather than synths, bass stabs, with weak lyrics. By weak, I don't mean "They need to talk about someone getting raped!", but rather that it's very simple in my eyes. The new fad where dude says a description and then says what he's describing is terrible and many songs now have some parts where the verse only rhymes because they end with the same word at the end.

I love the fast talking, battle rap stuff (similar to 8 Mile but probably harder) just because I like to hear people spit a bunch of "multis" rapid-fire alongside a hard pumping beat. Wikipedia tells me the proper English term for this is "feminine rhyme" which is ironic because what they're really used for in rap is dick swinging. lol. I mean, it's all braggadocio, but I like the package it's in. I can listen to party rap stuff too, but it still has to be at a certain level of quality and complexity. And it needs to be something I can kind of relate to. I can relate to both Immortal Technique and other "harder" rappers talk about being at the bottom and also relate to the happy and carefree attitude of People Under the Stairs. I remember my family living in an apartment that was too small alongside two extra people and I can relate to having a house with a yard (because I have one now and I understand why mowing kind of sucks). But that's because my family has gone up from the middle lower-class to the now upper middle-class part of society.

So maybe I'm an outlier. It's all good stuff though. I'm a hip hop head through and through. I just prefer the technical stuff (hard or not) to the pop stuff. I think it's somewhat similar to the whole "casual v. hardcore" thing in video games now. Lots of people just shit on the people playing Facebook games. I don't think they're bad people, they just like what they like. I however prefer to play the, for lack of a better word, "deeper" games. Of all types. I like Gears of War and I like Persona just like I like Jedi Mind Tricks and Aesop Rock. But if you want to play Lego Batman (Soulja Boy), I won't call you out on it.