UNLOCKED: The Afroman Saga

About this episode

The episode discusses Afroman's dispute with the Adams County Sheriff's Office and the cultural implications of his diss tracks.

We're sharing our most recent Patreon exclusive bonus episode to the main show feed because we thought it was something you all should hear. It contains harsh language and descriptions of violence, sexual acts and drugs. Listener discretion is advised. Support Us on Patreon for more episodes like this one For this month's bonus we're taking a look back at the rapper Afroman's dispute with the Adams County Sheriff's Office. As three semi-professional music fans from southwest Ohio we apply our local knowledge and decades of skill to break down just how petty the diss tracks can get and how they speak to the meme-ification of music in the 2020s. Songs Discussed "Because I Got High" by Afroman "Lemon Pound Cake" by Afroman "Why You Disconnecting My Video Camera" by Afroman "Will You Help Me Repair My Door?" by Afroman "Batterram Hymn Of The Police Whistleblower" by Afroman "Randy Walters Is A Son Of A Bitch" by Afroman Related Links Fantano: Afroman Won The Daily Show: Trump Pisses Off Japan with Pearl Harbor Joke & Afroman Cucks the Police in Court

People in this episode

Hosts: Shaun Evans, Taylor Olmstead, Tyler Reed

Topics covered

• Afroman
• diss tracks
• music meme-ification
• Adams County Sheriff's Office
• Patreon exclusive
• hip hop commentary

Keywords

• Afroman
• diss tracks
• Adams County Sheriff's Office
• music commentary
• Patreon
• 2020s music
• hip hop

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Adams County Sheriff's Office

Books & works: Because I Got High, Lemon Pound Cake, Why You Disconnecting My Video Camera, Will You Help Me Repair My Door?, Batterram Hymn Of The Police Whistleblower, Randy Walters Is A Son Of A Bitch

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