The Bald Brothers Podcast

Is Sister Act 2 a Black movie classic—or just a cult classic? KevOnStage and Tony Baker go back and forth on Bald Brothers about what makes a movie a classic, how nostalgia shapes our favorites, and where Sister Act 2 belongs alongside The Five Heartbeats, Friday, Coming to America, and House Party. The debate turns into a celebration of ’90s Black culture, from iconic Black movies and sitcoms to the golden era of R&B groups. Tony explains his unpopular opinion about 112, while the guys revisit Jodeci, Boyz II Men, SWV, and the artists they thought would become even bigger stars. Plus, Kev and Tony share hilarious church stories, talk relationships and choosing peace over arguments, and give Charles S. Dutton his flowers for Roc and his memorable film performances. Was the ’90s the greatest decade for Black entertainment? And does Sister Act 2 belong on your Black movie classics list? Drop your picks in the comments. Subscribe to Bald Brothers for more comedy, movie debates, music conversations, and unfiltered laughs with KevOnStage and Tony Baker. Follow us on social: https://www.instagram.com/baldxbrothers

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Who are the best rappers from each city—and which four deserve a spot on hip-hop’s Mount Rushmore? KevOnStage and Tony Baker debate the greatest rappers by city, from Atlanta and Los Angeles to Chicago, Houston, New Orleans, the Bay Area, and New York’s boroughs.
On this episode of Bald Brothers, the picks include Lil Wayne, Kendrick Lamar, OutKast, Kanye West, Nas, Jay-Z, Eminem, and more. But what matters most: lyrical skill, classic albums, cultural impact, or longevity? And where does Tupac belong—the Bay Area or LA?
Plus, Kev and Tony revisit Macklemore’s Grammy win over Kendrick Lamar, give SZA her flowers, and compare “The Weekend” with Whitney Houston’s “Saving All My Love for You.” From rap rankings to R&B double standards, the conversation takes plenty of hilarious detours.
Who makes YOUR city’s rap Mount Rushmore? Drop your top four in the comments and tell us which picks we got right—or completely wrong.
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KevOnStage and Tony Baker are back on the Bald Brothers Podcast breaking down everything from the season finale of ‘The Drop’ on FX to NFL Week 10 action and the latest Marvel shows. They dive deep into Wanda's manipulation tactics, DG's fate, and whether ‘The Drop’ will get a second season. The guys also react to Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears beating the Seattle Seahawks, Sam Darnold's decline, and Polymarket odds for the NFC playoff race. The conversation shifts to a ‘Sopranos’ rewatch, the realities of gang culture, and a hilarious tangent about cat head biscuits. Later, they review Marvel's ‘Vision Quest,’ ‘Wonder Man,’ and ‘Spider-Man Noir,’ plus a discussion on sustainable eating habits, vegan donuts, and why extreme diets never last.
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Kev and Tony Baker are back on the Bald Brothers podcast for a full deep dive into the legendary career of Janet Jackson. From her breakout on Good Times and Diff'rent Strokes to her iconic run of albums with Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, the brothers break down every era of Janet's discography.
They cover the first Janet Jackson songs they remember hearing, their all-time favorite tracks, her best albums, favorite music videos, most underrated and overrated songs, dream collaborations, and their top 10 Janet Jackson songs. Along the way they debate Janet's four-album run of Control, Rhythm Nation, janet., and Velvet Rope against Michael Jackson's catalog, discuss the genius of Quincy Jones as a producer, roast Phil Collins and his hair, go off on a tangent about World War II history, and share their list of songs they know every word to but absolutely hate.
Plus: The Super Bowl halftime show controversy, Janet in Poetic Justice, the Beatles making four separate movies, and whether Janet Jackson would be even more celebrated if she was not Michael Jackson's sister.
Next week: a deep dive on legendary producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis.
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