The show kicks off with a sharp mix of politics, pop culture, and heated commentary as Donald Trump dominates headlines after launching a late‑night barrage on Truth Social aimed at Barack Obama, including reposts calling for Obama’s arrest and inflammatory AI-generated images. The controversy lands as Americans grapple with rising gas prices tied to the ongoing Iran conflict and global oil tensions, raising questions about priorities as Trump heads into high‑stakes talks with China, a major buyer of Iranian oil. The episode also dives into viral relationship drama after Cardi B is caught on camera arguing with Stefon Diggs, only for the rapper to brush it off online, joking that she “forgot she was a celebrity” and was simply hungry — a response that turned potential backlash into meme‑worthy humor.
In music and entertainment news, Chris Brown fires back after Pitchfork delivers a brutal 1.3/10 review of his new 27‑track album Brown, calling it “soulless” and reigniting debates about critics versus fan loyalty as Brown doubles down on performing for his core audience. Meanwhile, the Michael Jackson biopic Michael continues its box-office dominance, officially becoming the second highest‑grossing biopic of all time after crossing $577 million worldwide, cementing the King of Pop’s lasting cultural impact and audience draw despite mixed critical reviews.
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RSMS Hour 4 | “Michael” is second highest grossing biopic of all time
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RSMS Hour 3 | Chris Brown’s new album gets trashed by Pitchfork
21:39

RSMS Hour 2 | Cardi B was just hungry
21:07