They may flip from weekly to semi-weekly to monthly like a rotating McRib, but the consistency on the iLLogical gang menu stays stacked and smoking every time! Kicking things off, the crew recaps two Grand National Tour shows across California and Nevada—with Busby, Martin, and Matt in San Francisco, and J.C. in Las Vegas—to share their favorite moments from Kendrick Lamar and SZA’s legendary coast-to-coast combo meal of a run (03:34).

With the show now cookin’ on high heat, the gang reacts to Drake announcing his UK tour (1:02:33)—but the timeline’s response? Let’s just say it ain’t exactly lovin’ it. Meanwhile, Joey Bada$$ & Ray Vaughn flip the rap game into a surprise battle royale (1:11:01), Complex serves up another hot-and-cold Top Rappers list (1:19:42), and Lil Wayne’s 'Tha Carter VI 'pulls up like a spicy Popeyes collab—with all the wrong sides (1:25:21).

Also on the tray—Clipse announces their long-awaited comeback album, 'Let God Sort Em Out,' drops July 11 (1:40:40), E-40 delivers a Tiny Desk that feels like a 40-box of Bay Area flavor (1:56:05), and the crew breaks down Season 4 of Raising Kanan—because even when the plot thins, the beef stays on the grill (2:00:57).

All that and more value-sized chaos, sizzling takes, and mic-dropping moments in the latest edition of The iLLogical Sense Podcast.

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The iLLogical gang returns to break down the one-year anniversary of Kendrick Lamar's diss tracks toward Drake (6:55), including DJ Hed’s guest appearance on Rory & Mal to debate the outcome with Mal (11:32). Meanwhile, UMG fires back with a new motion to dismiss Drake’s lawsuit (23:23), prompting J.C. to put his paralegal studies to use with his own detailed case brief (28:30).

As the episode unfolds, the crew offers deeper analysis on Kendrick’s catalog since 2022 (47:55), unpacks what this lawsuit really represents for Drake (56:40), celebrates why '90s cartoons remain elite (1:07:57), music reviews for Wiz Khalifa’s highly anticipated 'Kush & OJ 2' (1:21:00), Ray Vaughn’s 'The Good, The Bad, The Dollar Menu' (1:29:30), and more!

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The iLLogical gang is back in full swing, kicking things off with a full WrestleMania 41 recap, covering all the surprises, highs, and head-scratchers from the big weekend. The crew also celebrates the 20th anniversary of Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, sharing personal memories and its place in the saga’s legacy.

From there, it’s lights, camera, action with a review of the film SINNERS, followed by reactions to Shannon Sharpe’s latest scandal making headlines. The conversation heats up with the latest from KKKanye West, before diving into new visuals from both sides of the battle: Drake’s "Nokia" video and Kendrick Lamar & SZA’s "Luther" collab. They close out with thoughts on the 2025 NFL Draft and much more!

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The iLLogical gang returns with smoke in the air, as Busby addresses a wave of resurfaced tweets that Drake Stans ran wild with (1:47), while J.C. speaks on the selective outrage that made its way into his mentions (10:53).

With that handled, the crew shifts back to the world outside, starting with more Drake reference track leaks making the rounds (17:59). From there, it’s all about LeBron&B energy (32:24), Bron’s appearance with Pat McAfee reacting to Stephen A. Smith’s comments about Bronny (36:07), and Akademiks claiming Kendrick Lamar ruined rap (49:40). They also take time to reflect on what life was like when COVID-19 hit (55:40), including the music that defined 2020 (1:10:30), before closing out with YG’s bold new single, “2004” (1:14:35), and much more.

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The iLLogical gang adjusts to daylight savings time (2:15), then revisit Kendrick Lamar's critically acclaimed, 'To Pimp a Butterfly,' for the 10-year anniversary (4:53), including memories & their first experiences with the album (6:51), debating if it’s his best body of work (39:50), and asking whether they’d want to relive that initial listen all over again (46:05). The crew also marks the one-year anniversary of Kendrick’s "Like That" verse (56:04), reflecting on its impact and lasting influence.

Elsewhere, Lauryn Hill’s co-sign of Doechii sends industry figures into a frenzy (1:04:45), Playboi Carti’s long-awaited album, 'Music,' finally drops (1:11:53), Kanye returns to controversial social media posts (1:22:38), NFL Free Agency kicks off with a Myles Garrett gaslighting (1:28:42), and much more!

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The iLLogical gang return to dive into the highs and lows of Drake & PARTYNEXTDOOR’s '$ome $exy $ongs 4 U'—from its #1 debut and record sales (9:42) to a steep second-week drop off (13:11) and Drake canceling his Australia tour, sparking rumors of low ticket sales (23:41). Meanwhile, J. Cole’s new single, "Clouds" (27:54), has fans debating his lyrics and whether the competitive content is viewed the same after backing out of the beef (38:08).

Elsewhere in music, Busby gets Kevin Durant’s attention on Twitter as a result of "Clouds" (42:35), and Kendrick Lamar continues breaking Spotify records (1:02:17). The crew then reacts to the events in sports, including Steve Smith Sr. marching to the beat of another man's drum (1:14:52), the 49ers trading Deebo Samuel Sr. to the Commanders (1:21:32), Luka Dončić cooking the Mavericks in L.A. (1:29:24), and much more!

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The iLLogical gang locks in for another loaded episode, kicking things off with the Mavericks sending Luka Dončić to the Lakers for Anthony Davis in a blockbuster trade that shook up the entire NBA before the deadline. The crew then dives into Super Bowl LIX, where the Eagles dominated the Chiefs in a commanding 44-22 victory.

The conversation shifts to music as the crew unpacks Kendrick Lamar’s historic week, sweeping the Grammys and breaking records with his Apple Music Halftime Show. Busby has words for Aubrey’s Angels, Larry June, 2 Chainz & The Alchemist’s new album, 'Life is Beautiful,' Drake & PARTYNEXTDOOR’s collaboration album, '$ome $exy $ongs 4 U,' and more.

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The iLLogical gang locks in for another loaded episode, kicking things off with a Super Bowl LIX preview, breaking down the Chiefs vs. Eagles rematch (08:05) and Kendrick Lamar's decision to bring SZA as a special guest for the halftime show (18:52). The crew also reacts to the lack of Bay Area representation at NBA All-Star Weekend (37:42) before celebrating Busby's recognition on Uproxx's Best of 2024 list (44:36).

Things take a serious turn as the Hip-Hop community unites against DJ Akademiks for his disturbing comments about a minor (53:34), while the music talk picks up with a discussion on Sexyy Red and Bruno Mars' unexpected new single, "Fat Juicy & Wet" (01:06:40) followed by a deep dive into The Weeknd's new album, 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' (01:21:34).

The crew closes out what they think could be Hip-Hop's 'Thriller' (1:30:25), "What If?" moments within Hip-Hop (1:38:24), predictions for the 67th Annual Grammys (1:57:57), and more.

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