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DBRP Presents Talk Like Sex

In this pilot episode DEM ONE and Blockhead talk about the friend zone and other sexy things.

By Dad Bod Rap Pod

3:01 AM EDT on July 27, 2023

Note: this podcast contains explicit content.

What f*ck is this?Fair question. Remember Season 3 of Atlanta when they started throwing in these curveball episodes that were completely off-plot (but still within the universe of the show)? Yeah, it's kind of like that. As I am want to do, I was lurking Blockhead's twitter feed. Watching a master work. The man who had the stones to challenge the existence of blue balls on twitter was enthralling and enraging followers with his takes on the "friend zone". I of course had to get my two cents in and and an off-hand joke about doing a hip hop version of the sex advice show Love Lines (iykyk) turned into the pilot episode you are about to hear.Blockhead in addition to being a world renowned producer is a funny ass dude with IDEAS about how you should live your love life. For my part I'm a gen x divorcee podcaster guy. I'd like to think I have learned some things that could useful to others (probably not). So we sat down and spent roughly 50 minutes talking about the aforementioned "friend zone", relationship histories, and how to get your partner to listen to more Godfather Dom.This was originally run as a segment on our patreon which you should most definitely join.Another Stony Island Audio SURE SHOT!-DEMDEM Photo by L. Herrada-Rios

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