With the release of Mr. Morales and The Big Steppers, Kendrick Lamar has reinvigorated our interest in the Hip Hop scene. So, we take a stroll down memory lane, exploring some of the most classic and iconic Hip Hop albums to shape our teenage years. Illmatic, Take care, and a whole lot of other albums come up in the intro. After that, we begin a discussion on Kendrick's album, and it somehow leads us to an ethical debate on censorship, freedom of speech, and the future of society. The question: should he be allowed to say "F*ggot", as he did on Auntie diaries? Should anybody be? 

The conversation continues onto another key element of Hip Hop culture: prison. With 21 Savage, Meek Mill, 6ix 9ine, Dave, Freddie Gibbs and a whole host of other popular rappers having faced jail time, the CMP Chiefs explore whether it's a matter of young black rappers being targeted or dangling food in a lion's mouth.

Featuring Pocket Muscle by Bands on the intro and Stuck in The Mud by Dinho on the outro, this episode is a chilled, laid-back listen from beginning to end. Hope you enjoy!