Dissect's Cole Cuchna and The Ringer's Charles Holmes unpack the long-awaited return of Clipse and their new album, Let God Sort Em Out. Was it worth the 15-year wait?

The duo share first impressions, breakdown their favorite lyrics and tracks, discuss Pharrell’s full-album production, and what makes Clipse still sound this sharp in their 40s and 50s.

They dissect the emotional depth of “Birds Don’t Sing,” Kendrick Lamar’s controversial "Whips and Chains" verse, Tyler, The Creator’s dream feature, and how Pusha T and No Malice balance grief, flexing, and lyrical mastery in their most personal album yet.

Host: Cole Cuchna

Guest: Charles Holmes

Audio/Video: Kevin Pooler

00:00 So Delicious Ad

00:33 Clipse Opening Thoughts

04:34 The Rollout

12:58 First Impressions

14:56 The Birds Don't Sing

23:09 Chains and Whips

26:54 Kendrick's Feature

33:46 Kendrick "Gen" Breakdown

38:02 POV & Tyler's Feature

46:30 So Be It

52:00 Mike Tyson Blow to the Face

01:01:12 So Far Ahead

01:04:50 Last Song Standing Preview

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