Top 10 Jackson 5/Jacksons Songs 1969–1978 — All 3 Hosts Finally Pulled Up

Top 10 Jackson 5/Jacksons Songs 1969–1978 — All 3 Hosts Finally Pulled Up

On this episode of WTF Asked You?!, we’re taking it back to the beginning with our Top 10 Jackson 5/Jacksons songs from 1969–1978. We’re covering the Motown run, the early Epic years, the transition from The Jackson 5 to The Jacksons, and the moments where you could already see Michael Jackson becoming Michael Jackson. From the childhood classics to the grown-up funk, from the dance records to the vocals, we’re debating the songs that defined the era. And this episode is special because, for the first time ever, all 3 co-hosts are on the mic together. That means three lists, three perspectives, and plenty of “how the hell is that not on your list?” energy. We’re talking hits, deep cuts, stage presence, family-group greatness, Motown history, and the road that eventually leads to Destiny. Drop your Top 10 and let us know who had the best list. And if you don’t like our list… WTF asked you?!

Some of These Takes Will PISS You Off… Movie Sequels Debate

Skool and Rio back this week… and unfortunately no Boog on this one, but trust—the energy still there  This episode gets real disrespectful real fast as we debate the BEST movie sequels of all time… and yeah, some of these takes might not sit right with everybody.Before we even get into the list, we kick things off with a wild WTF moment of the week, a couple movie games that might expose your film knowledge, and then we get straight into one of our most debatable topics yet. What really makes a sequel better than the original? And which ones actually pulled it off?Tap in and let us know…What sequel did we miss?  And which movie should’ve NEVER gotten a sequel?Who Tf Asked You?!

👉🏾 Millennials Were Living CRAZY and Nobody Said Anything 😭 | WTF Asked You?!

Millennials… we gotta talk. This week on Who TF Asked You?!, we realized something wild — a LOT of the stuff we grew up doing felt completely normal at the time… but looking back now? Yeah… that wasn’t normal. At all. From everyday childhood moments to the way we were raised, we break down the experiences that shaped us — and question how we ever thought some of this was okay in the first place. Some of it’s funny, some of it’s real… and some of it might have you looking at your childhood a little different. Also — this episode marks the FIRST appearance of our new co-host Boog (Chaz)  He joins Skoolboi to hold it down this week while Rio is out, and let’s just say… he came ready. Tap in and let us know:  What’s something YOU thought was normal growing up… that you now realize was actually wild?

The Dark Side of the 90s Nobody Talks About… 👀

Everybody loves to romanticize the 90s… but let’s be real, it wasn’t all good  On this episode of Who Tf Asked You?!, we break down the side of the 90s people don’t like to talk about. From everyday struggles to cultural moments that didn’t age well, we keeping it honest and a little messy. Some of it funny… some of it wild… all of it worth the conversation. Tap in and see if you agree—or if we trippin

Top 5 Commercial Characters & Jingles

Man listen… before you could skip ads, commercials USED TO HAVE PERSONALITY. You ain’t just watching TV — you was getting programmed by jingles whether you liked it or not. This week Skoolboi and Rio rank their Top 5 Commercial Jingles and Mascots of All Time, and yes… it got disrespectful. We talking: * “IT’S MY MONEY AND I NEED IT NOW!” energy * Mascots that had more charisma than half these influencers * Regional legends like 347-1111 that really raised us * The Trix Rabbit’s lifelong L streak * And why the Pillsbury Doughboy lowkey a marketing assassin We also get into:  Commercial trivia (somebody almost embarrassed they childhood)  Finish The Jingle or Take The L  WTF Asked You?! Moment of the Week – Hollywood needs to STOP rebooting everything Are commercials better when we couldn’t skip them? Or are we just addicted to nostalgia and don’t wanna admit it? Either way… we’re arguing about it. If you grew up on cable TV, Saturday morning cartoons, and loud Super Bowl ads — this episode for you. Tap in. Rate. Subscribe. And drop your Top 5 because I already know somebody mad at ours.