Hi everyone, we're currently taking a few weeks off from our analysis of Mr. Morial and the Big Stepers.

However, I will be publishing special episodes every week until we return.

Next week, I'll finally be releasing the long-awaited analysis of Kendrick's Super Bowl halftime show.

I can't wait to share it with you as I believe it's the most comprehensive analysis of the show to date,

so be on the lookout for that next week.

I'm equally excited to share today's show, a special one-off episode of Last Song Standing.

For those who aren't familiar, Last Song Standing is an annual show in which me and the ringers

Charles Holmes attempt to determine an artist's single best song by debating our way through their

entire catalog.

So far, we've done seasons on Outcast, Frank Ocean, and our very first season back in 2022 was on Kendrick Lamar. Now obviously, Kendrick hadn't released GNX back then, so we thought it would

be fun to do an addendum episode to figure out if GNX has any songs that should be in contention

for Kendrick's greatest

of all time.

I flew down to Los Angeles to record this with Charles in person and had a really great

time.

I hope you enjoy it.

Welcome everyone to Last Song Standing.

I'm Cole Kushna.

And I'm Charles Holmes and And yesterday, somebody whack out our

podcast. So the L-Double S boys are moving to Europe for a special one-off episode to discuss what

might be the most consequential album in Kendra's career. That's right. We're discussing G and X. Cole, how have you been?

Because I feel like the last time we were on camera discussing Kendrick Lamar was probably like

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