Wassup Streets! In this episode, we start off with a reflection on our viral TikTok clip from "Ballers and Baddies," dissect the top 10 albums from Apple Music's 100 Best Albums of All Time, and explore the cultural impact of Lauryn Hill’s iconic album. We also tackle the complex topic of separating artists from their work and critique some controversial exclusion and placements in Apple’s list. Finally, we dive into Africa's influence on global music and the upcoming South African elections.

1. 0:00 - (Introduction/Disclaimer) and opening banter
2. 2:14 - Episode begins
3. 3:22 - Discussion on the "Ballers and Baddies" clip and its TikTok reception
4. 8:30 - Dissecting Apple Music’s 100 Best Albums of All Time, focusing on the top 10
5. 22:08 - Lauryn Hill’s album and its cultural impact
6. 30:35 - The debate on separating artists from their music and moral considerations
7. 37:18 - Critiquing the exclusions and placements in Apple’s album list
8. 42:24 - Africa’s global musical impact and breaking away from Western ideologies; Lelo's views on the end of apartheid
9. 59:08 - Upcoming South African elections and recent ENCA survey insights