The Ruckus Podcast

On this special 4/20 episode of The Ruckus, break out your SAP button and switch to Spanish because the crew connects with one of the most talented artists from Dominican Republic, AcentOh. He got the bars, he got the songwriting down, he even gets busy on stage as an actor in theater, TV and film. A multi-hyphenate frfr. We chop it up about the music biz, why the most talented never pop off, La 42 en Capotillo, and how kids are creating their own way out the hood via music, our kids, cancel and acceptance culture, Villa Mella and future plans. We even dissect his bars from "El Virus" which is a masterclass in emcee skills. You're not gonna want to miss this episode of The muthafuckin Ruckus!

We spend some time talking about the best decade in movies and some 4/20 talks.

Its the ruckus what the fuck you expect

Times are changing, and it seems the Ruckus cast is changin with it. Or are they? On this episode, The Ruckus explores the "new trend" of men wearing skirts, what it means for our society and how it can affect our kids. Spoiler: It doesn't affect your kids at all if dad wears a skirt. 

This episode is part of our ongoing discussion on society and men's roles in that society. But, don't worry Ruckunites, we still bring the heat to this conversation with the laughs and bullshit you've come to be love. Cause that's the only way we know how to do it. 

So strap on, put your favorite falda on, and check out the Ruckus. 

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It's not like we deserve it, but the Ruckus crew was graced with the presence of musical recording artist Ginel. It was scuh a good vibe that I guarantee you'll enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed recording the interview. Get those head phones ready and check out Ginel on all streaming platforms. 

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It's never a dull moment with the Ruckus, is it? Even when they up and decide to talk about Critical Race Theory, the Ruckus crew manages to make things crazy. You ready for some laughs that will have you question your morals? On this episode the crew talks Haiti, reflects on the legacy of Allen Iverson and discusses the difficulties of Black and Brown folks finally "making it". And we do it the only way we know how, by making jokes about it. You ready? Then strap on those headphones and get ready for another episode of the MF**ing Ruckus. 

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You ever get the feeling that your life ain't shit? Wanna feel better about yourself? Then tune into the Ruckus and get a load of the bullshit spewing that you've come to enjoy. It's the self esteem pick up you need because it can't possibly get any worse than us, can it? On this week's episode we ask the hard questions like "Would you trade one of your children?" and pontificate on how Crocs became a million dollar brand. We also converse about more complicated questions like the role of Academia in social politics and how we, as Dominicans, navigate Anti-Haitianism. All that and more on the Ruckus. 

The Ruckus. It's Organized Chaos. 

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Though you've come to know the Ruckus for the madness we do pride ourselves with providing our listeners with useful information on serious topics. And, unless you've been under a rock for the last few weeks, you've probably heard about massive uprisings going on in Cuba and in the United States as Cubans and Cuban Americans protest the oppressive Cuban regime.   We've commented minimally on the subject, partly cause we don't know what we are talking about. So, we were excited when Cuban political immigrant, Gilda, dropped by the show to share her experience as a political exile. She dropped knowledge on the Cuban revolution, her feelings towards the recent protests and shares her vision for Cuba's future. The audio is a bit rough, and we apologize for, but if you can get over that technical glitch you'll be inspired.   

Get your headphones ready. Cause it's about to be on.   

The Ruckus, It's Organized Chaos.

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Get your Ruckus gear and let the world know how messed up you really are.  

The crew is back to their usual antics, and you know what that means: wild stories and even wilder reactions. On this episode, Brutus recounts a recent visit to the US Embassy, and asks the crew if they really do "hate" the United States considering some of the benefits of being an American. Also, the crew give you all unwarranted opinions on recent topics in the news, plus Cloud 9 gives us some barbershop etiquette, while we all make fun of Dr. Kraken's Spanish skills.  This episode is not for the light hearted. But you know how we do. 

The Ruckus, It's Organized Chaos. 

Though the Ruckus is known for a lot of bullshit, and madness, every now and then we try to bring people onto the pod that actually know what the fuck they are talking about. So, on this episode, we put the bullshit aside while the homie Keamo dropped gems on everything from tech to NFTs and the world of digital marketing. It was great. We didn't understand it all, which made it all the more necessary to pick the homies brain. As the world goes full blown digital we have to be able to function in this digitial "new" world. 

Sit back, plug in and check out the Ruckus. It's Organized Chaos. 

The cast hits the rewind button and get personal as they explore the classic Dominican film, "Nueva Yol". Released in 1995, the film stars Luísito Martí, as Balbuena, a Dominican immigrant to the United States looking for his piece of the American dream. However, Balbuena faces innumerous difficulties as he transitions to his new like in New York City, and quickly regrets his decision to move to the Big Apple. An important film for Dominican Americans, “Nueva Yol,” became a cult classic at the time of its release, and interest in the film surged months back after the release of the cultural flop “In the Heights”.

Listen in as the Ruckus relive their experience with the movie and if you haven’t watched it, do yourself the favor.

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What do you think about video games? Love em, hate em or don't actually care? Either way, videos games are a part of life today, and most likely either your kids, your man or even your grandparents are doing some form of gaming. But is it good for you? What are the benefits or issues associated with gaming. On this episode we share some initial opinions on a subject that we will eventually get deeper into. Let us know what you think and be on the look out for our series, "the Ruckus Gaming". 

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You ever get the feeling that you are old? Ever have your crew look at you and confirm for you the fact that you a old, ass MF? Nah? Well, tune into the Ruckus cause on this episode you get to hear some of the crew find out that they actually some old ass mofos. Reality check. Also, on this episode we start a discussion about the "red pill" men's movement, abortion and do a quality transition into some more random bullshit that you def don't want to miss. Or you do. Whatever, just don't say we didn't warn you. 

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(Also, this episode includes Spoilers, we just ain't gonna tell you to what!) 

You know the Ruckus ain't no joke, right? Actually, this whole thing is one massive joke, and that's why you love us or hate us. Braaah...

Either way, the MF**ing Ruckus is back for another round of bullshit and this time around we pontificate about Daniel's (a.k.a. Booty Hair) nipples, briefly dissect white supremacy and pornography, drop some comments on Brazil and more.

So, sit back, relax, put them headphones on and get withit, cause the Ruckus bout to start.

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Because you know we don't have a fucking clue what we are doing, we found another epsiode in our vault. So, instead of doing the right thing and delete this shit twice over, we decided you should suffer in listening to this as much as we suffered in making it. It's a MuthaFu**ing Ruckus all the way through. Among the highlighted topics we took on this episode, we have a tribute to Shock G and Black Rob. We also discuss school and police reform, four twenty and the legend of the Swami. 

Get your headphones ready and don't say we didn't warn you. 

You ready for the Ruckus?

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Maybe the most complex term to arise in the last 20 years, "LatinX" is cause for cheers or jeers from Latinos from all walks of life. In this episode, the Ruckus crew tackles the term with the lack of sensitivty that only the Ruckus has. Also, on this episode we go through a few Hot Takes/Hot Topics, as we are graced with the presence of a new friend to the show, Yvonne, a.k.a. Ivy. 

You know how we do. So, sit back, relax and get ready to have your morals questioned. 

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You got dreams of making it big? Got dreams of balling out on your own private island? Then don't listen to us. Cause a bunch of broke dudes with debt can't tell you nothing about how to get your money right. But, if you are interested in being as broke as we are, and how to be happy with your financial failures then get your pencil and paper out, and take notes from the Ruckus Financial Services*. Ruckus Financial Services, making other ni**as go broke since 2021. 

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0:00 - 21:00 From Genius to Asshole

21:00 - 28:00 I fucked up the pass 

28:00 - 33:00 Can people change?

33:00 - 41:00 Drugging through Winter Soldier

41:00 - 51:00 What you watching? 

51:00 - 1:07:00 You buying a house?

1:07:00 - Opinions On Pro Players Taking A Day Off 

(*Disclaimer: Ruckus Financial Services is a joke. We are not financial advisors. We don't know about money. Don't take any advice from us. At all. Ever. About Anything.) 

What do you get when you mix a highly anticipated Hollywood musical about an ethnically diverse neighborhood in New York City and the Ruckus Podcast? You get a complete dismantalling of Lin-Manuel Miranda's "In The Heights". 

This shit's gotta be heard to be believed. 

All you "I no Bla..." Dominicans, get ready. 

The Ruckus crew put their thinking caps on for this one, and picked apart what has been a lightining rod of a film. From the musical score and costumes, to the conversation on race, colorism and racism that defines both the movie and its creation process, the Ruckus crew manages to somehow, not only not fuck this one up, but also give y'all something that's actually worth listening to. 

What the actual f**k? 

Seriously, even we were surprised. 

Don't worry, though, the Crew didn't go completely intellectual on you. 

So sit back, don't relax and let the Ruckus ruin another movie for you. You can thank us later. 

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Marvin and Michael

And here were are, ladies and gentlemen. Our Rolling Stones Top 10 Albums of All Time series has come to an end. And for our final episode, we look back at the number one album on the list, Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On." It is a timeless classic that surprisingly got mixed reviews. See? These Ruckus MFs have no idea what they talkimbout. 

And, as a special surprise, we also reviewed Michael Jackson's classic, "Thriller." 

Sit the f**k down for this one, cause some of these hot takes, are doodoo in a brown paper bag. But you've come to expect nothing less. 

Let's get to it! 

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Rolling Stone List: https://bit.ly/3uhsQPZ

Are you ready? Strap up and strap in for another episode of the Ruckus Podcast. Sadly, our journey through Rolling Stones' Top 10 Albums of All Time list is almost over. On this episode, we review albums from the Beach Boys, "Pet Sounds", Joni Mitchell, "Blue", and Stevie Wonder's "Songs in the Key of Life." Though the three albums received a mixed reception from the crew, the hot takes were amazingly awful this time around. And somehow, Brutus manages to sneak in one of his most craziest conspiracy theories yet. You def want to miss this episode, if you can, and don't pass this along to friends, family or loved ones. 

You know what time it is. 

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Rolling Stone List: https://bit.ly/3uhsQPZ

Y'all ready got another episode of the Ruckus MuthaFu--ng Podcast? On this episode, we continue with our ranking of the Rolling Stones top 10 albums of all times, and y'all better brace yourselves for some of these comments. Shit bout to get wyld. And yes, that's wyld with a "y". Got your headphones and Tylenol ready? So let's get to it....

On this episode we rank Fleetwood Mac's, 'Rumours', Nirvana's, 'Nevermind' and The Beatles', 'Abbey Road'. A varied collection of albums will def give us a varied collection of reactions. 

Shit bout to get musical. 

The Ruckus Podcast, It's Organized Chaos. 

Rollin Stone List: https://bit.ly/3uhsQPZ

Because what would life be without music? It'd be shitty as fuck, and that's why the crew embarked on what has been the most interesting segment in our podcast's short history. 

Instead of just talking music, the crew decided to study music in order to understand what makes an album "classic". To do this, we set out to listen to the top 10 albums on Rolling Stone's list of 500 Best Albums of All-Time. 

Though the Rolling Stone's list has its issues, the crew decided it would be good to change gears a little bit, listen to music outside of our comfort zones and try to identify what makes "good music". 

On this episode we wade through Lauryn Hill's "The Miseducation...", Prince's "Purple Rain" and Bob Dylan's "Blood on the Tracks." 

One of our more "controlled" episodes, our hope is to explore new music, even if it's "old", and create a space where you, our listener, is exposed to music you might not have listened to before. 

This bout to be a trip through time, so get them head phones on and dive into the Ruckus. 

The Ruckus Podcast, It's Organized Chaos. 

Rollin Stone List: https://bit.ly/3uhsQPZ

Will the real Joe Budden, please stand up? The Derrick Jxn of podcasting has unmasked himself. It has been a wild week in the world of podcasting, and we bout to fill you in on all the talk. As many of you know, Joe Budden decided to show the world who he really was, and his almost clock-like ability to ruin good things has now ended what was, to many, one of the best podcasts out there. From defending artists and content producers, to now becoming the greedy corporation he so vehemently despised, Mr. Budden has given the crew a blueprint on what NOT to do when someone finally starts listening to our show. 

We also talk about money literacy, dab into digital currency and plot on how to take over podcasting, now that JBN has fallen. 

R.I.P. JB Podcast!

Buckle the fuck up, and get your headphones on, cause we bout to get real. 

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There was probably no better time than the present to have daCosta, one of Brazil's brightest young talents, join us on the podcast. daCosta, an award winning slam poet from the city of Rio de Janeiro, spit fire into the mic and left the crew speechless with his lyrical artistry. His poem, "Histórias de Minar", is a travel through Brazil's turbulent past and present, but his final bar puts the future in check when he proclaims,

"Be warned that literature is also ours.

And if you're going to be talking shit on Facebook

Lock your doors, tightly, 

because we are no longer afraid to tell racists to go fuck themselves”

Listen the first time to enjoy the flow. Listen the second time to understand his words. And, listen one final time so his words can move you. 

**We've provided a rough translation of his work (IG:@theruckuspodcast), which does no justice to the original. Make sure to follow this young brother: @dacostafricana. 

He's got talent, y'all! 

We clearing out the vault, ladies and gentleman, and it might be a mistake we can't come back from. Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, it fucking does. With a special guest appearance from Egga "el Montro", the crew at the Ruckus tackles life changing questions like "why do you pee when you poop?", "why is Quavo a corny dude?" and "why doesn't your dick don't have standards?" 

If our mothers could speak English, they'd be dissapointed in us in two languages. 

Seriously though, wtf you expect?

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It's your weekly dosage of the Ruckus podcast, and this time the crew pontificates on some really weird shit, like which Disney princess is the cutest, how much is too much masturbation and they even dabble in the age old debate of whether or not pussy, yes pussy, is dangerous. Also, pay attention because KC reveals to men what is the #1 pick up line of all time. 

Seriously though, it's getting harder to write these descriptions every week. 

Anyways, put them headphones on and get ready for the M**HA F**KING Ruckus. 

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Well lookie here, lookie here. Look what we done found. More shit talking and critical analytical social critiquing from your favorite crew. We found this episode hidden and decided to let y'all take a listen. This episode is so bad, we haven't even listened to it. 

So get ready to have your ears bleed, cause it's time for the M****Fing Ruckus. 

The Ruckus, it's organized chaos. 

R.I.P. To The X 

The Ruckus is usually a crazy space, but last week's episode was interrupted by the sad news that legendary rapper and all around hood n**ga, DMX, had passed away after a week in the hospital. The news hit the crew especially hard considering that many of us came up with X's music as the soundtrack to our memories. From super hype hood bangers like "Where the Hood At?" to introspective tracks like "Slippin'", Dark Man X always left a part of himself with listeners. 

Though we are saddened by his departure, we praying he can find peace. 

Rest in X. 

The Ruckus....

Get famous or get canceled trying is the perfect motto for the crew. On this week's episode, the crew has a serious conversation about Dominican/Haitian relations, discovers anal beads, jams out to R&B classics, while sharing some wild dating anecdotes. Also, the homie daCosta drops in, doing his thing in Portuguese, so get ya translators ready.  How the fuck is any of this allowed? Come find out, how we do at the Ruckus. 

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0:00 - 12:00 Thug Love Music 

12:00 - 15:00 That's the whitest Black people can be! 

15:00 - 30:00 On a scale from 1 to Haitian 

30:00 - 36:00 You're more racist than me! 

36:00 - 38:00 Do you own anal beads?

38:00 - 50:00  Patria y Vida 

51:00 - 52:00 A Jewish move 

52:00 - 1:02:00 Big ups to daCosta

1:02:00 - 1:10:00  Wachu doing for 150K

1:10:00 -1:28:00  Pire don't know RnB

1:29:00 - 1:50:00  Lemme tell my cock story! / Friendzone

1:50:00 - 2:08:00 You fucking your friends?

2:08:00 - 2:22:00 A terrabyte of bestiality/Let's talk about sex 

2:22:00 - 2:38:30 $7dollars and 5 minutes, wachu buying?

You didn't think it could get any crazier, did you? Shiiiit, you thought wrong. Tune in to this week's episode, as the crew steps their game up and discusses the recent storm around husband turned hustler Derrick "Little Shirt" Jaxn. Also, Brutus has another one of his "too crazy to be true" stories, NPR puts on his tin foil hat, Randy walks into an ambush, Daniel explores death while Kelvin helps us explore the stars. You wondering how these topics all come together? Put your headphones on and come find out. 

'cause you know, if it ain't crazy, it ain't the Ruckus. 

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Did you miss the Ruckus? Of course you did. And because of that, the crew is coming with the heat on this episode. Sit back and listen while they discuss the state of Reggaeton, analingus, the role of religion in society and women in MMA. And, if it couldn't get any more crazy, these cats manage to talk about conspiracy theories and magical cocaine.

If it ain't out of control, it' ain't the Ruckus. 

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You ever thought about investing in the stock market? Does it even matter if the system is rigged for us to lose anyways? The crew puts together all their knowledge to give y'all the worst stock advice ever. Plus, they discuss the effects of the pandemic on their children, brewing feuds in the Dominican hip hop scene and the recently released film "American Skin". 

If it ain't crazy, it ain't the Ruckus. 

The Ruckus podcast, it’s organized chaos.

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This group of nuts can't even be nice to Brutus on his birthday, so Brutus told them how he really felt. Plus, the crew circles back to talk about some of their wildest splurges case they won the lottery before they explore the topic of political chaos that is facing US Americans today. 

The United States might be chaos, but the Ruckus podcast?

It’s organized chaos.

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How you feel about the police? Love them or hate them po-po is a sure fire conversation starter in any social group. Everyone has a story and an opinion on policing in the US, and them fools at the Ruckus ain't no different. Check it out as Sensei, KC and the rest of the crew continue their conversation from Episode 10 about 5-0. The crew also share what they would do if they ever won a billion dollars. 

If you wanted a Ruckus, you've come to the right place. 

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In what was a surprise move, the Ruckus crew was actually able to pretend that they could have civilized discourse. Kind of. Put them head phones, get your cleaning materials ready or buckle that seat belt and listen in as the crew talks about Women, Sports, Black Republicans and the Children.

Never a dull moment...

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Forget the ruckus, on this week's episode the crew decided to keep it fancy. And for that to happen we were graced with the presence of L.A. singer/songwriter FancyBaby, and we def got it poppin'. From her latest album,FancyLand, to alien sex and gang violence we took this conversation to the depths and back. 

So, sit back, relax and get ready for The Ruckus. 

We guarantee, you'll enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed recording the episode! 

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And make sure to check out Fancy on IG: @iknowimfancy and check out her album FancyLand on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3ax6aDt and other streaming platforms. 

The boys are back with the ruckus you've come to love, but on this episode they flip the script as they discuss Rolling Stone magazine's 50 Greatest Albums of All Time list (http://bit.ly/3uhsQPZ). The conversation doesn't stop there, though, because it never does. The crew talks about the January 6th Capitol riots, holding grudges and, they list the most insulting swear words they know.

I mean, WTF you expect? It's the Ruckus.

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A change of pace is always good, even for the mayhem of The Ruckus Podcast. On this episode we had the pleasure of sitting down with talented artist Nota G. to talk about his latest single “Nudo”. Dr. Kraken politics with Nota G. about his life, musical influences and what drives his music process. And there is a special surprise at the end.

Lock in those earphones, and enjoy the vibes. 

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Could it be that the Ruckus crew managed to make it through an episode minding their manners and respecting each other? If you thought that it’s because you haven’t been paying attention. However, when our special guest Cheretta stops by the crew manages a few minutes of decorum while she shares he experience as a young mother. It’s worth a listen.

Also on this episode the crew gives their younger selves advice about how to prepare for the future, they rehash the argument about who was holding down the West in the 2000s and they even talk a bit about bitcoin.

Note to our listeners: We don’t know shit about bitcoin and we ain’t giving y’all advice. So if you invest in digital currency and lose your house or get abducted by the cartel that’s on you, homie.

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The Ruckus is a podcast, playing a podcast, disguised as another podcast. It’s organized chaos.

Is there ever a dull moment on the Ruckus Podcast? You bet the fuck not. Even when the crew is chopping it up about serious topics like "blackface" they can only do it one way, and that is through total chaos. This episode is no different. Get your popcorn ready, and do your homework as the crew delves into the movie “Tropic Thunder” and its controversial approach to blackface in Hollywood.

Get your ears ready because this episode is lit.

And if we didn’t say it before, we’ll say it now: this is the Ruckus, what the fuck did you expect?

What America do you live in? The Ruckus Podcast crew always knew what America they lived in, but for whatever funky reason white folks woke up on January 7th acting like the America they had woken up to wasn't "their" America. White Supremacy is eating whiteness up alive, and all the crew can do is sit back and make fun of it all.

But it's not all doom and gloom. The crew reflects on what are some of the songs that changed their lives, pays homage to Noreaga, the King of Reggaeton and for the 10,000th time mute Brutus' mic cause he won't shut the fuck up. 

So what are you waiting for. Put your headphones on, hit the play button get lost in another episode of the Ruckus.

The Ruckus Podcast crew is back with another episode, and this time around they are giving even less fucks than the last time. Didn't think that was possible? Think again. On this episode the crew reflects on the storming of the US Capitol, argues about the most controversial food name ever and how a condiment might be used as a lubricant for self-love. "WTF?", you asked? And, if it couldn't get any worse, someone in the crew had the nerve to recite what might be the most controversial line in hip hop history. 

Hide yo man, hide yo wife cause the Ruckus crew is ear raping them too.

Did you miss us? Yeah you did. The crew got the fix for your work week blues. You know that the crew always brings the heat, and this episode ain't no different. On this episode the crew talks about how they like their racism, overt or covert, whether or not they'd sit down to talk with their enemies and they open up their emotional sides. And if you catch the cue you might notice the five-legged cat in this episode. 

Yerrrrr! 

Send yo kids to the other room, kiss ya wife and put your headphones on cause you about jump into another episode of the Ruckus podcast. 

What do the tragic death of rising Latino popstar Selena and Classic WWF Wrestlemania have to do with each other? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. But on the Ruckus Podcast things don't have to make sense, jabroni. Get your bidi bidi bam bam ready cause the Ruckus Podcast crew is back at it again, but this time the fellas took the craziness to a whole other level. Warning no wives are safe!

We back for another round of bullshit with the Ruckus cast. On this episode we talk about the upcoming presidential elections and its impacts, the trend of rap artists supporting Donald Trump and what everyone is going to do if their chosen candidate doesn't get elected. 

Also, the crew gives their thoughts on who's poppin in music right now and Rapsody being one of the best rappers out right now. 

Excited? 

Get ready for another episode of The Ruckus.

In our first episode The Ruckus Podcast crew discusses whether human nature is selfish. Somewhere along the way we transitioned into a conversation about capitalism and dildos. Believe it or not, we surprisingly brought it back full circle. Get ready for some thought provoking discussion and laughter. You don't want to miss it!