Drake GOAT or Overrated

“Is Verzuz Dead? Who Gets the Last Laugh?”

Drake is gearing up for his next album, and the hype is building. The crew breaks down whether this is his most anticipated release in years and what it could mean for his legacy. Then we debate whether Verzuz still has a future after the Rick Ross vs. French Montana battle and reveal the matchups fans actually want to see. From there, we go song for song with dream showdowns like Michael Jackson vs. R. Kelly and Chris Brown vs. Trey Songz. We also discuss whether this could be LeBron James’s final season and if a future team in Las Vegas could be part of his next move. Finally, we revisit the long-running tension between Kevin Hart and Katt Williams and settle the debate over who’s funnier and who ultimately gets the last laugh. Bold takes. Real talk. No filters. This is Respectfully Nah. 🔥🎙️

Drake GOAT or Overrated

Respectfully… Nah. is back, and this one gets heated quick. Miko and the crew are joined by Alexandria and DJ Lit Frankie as they dive into the anticipation around Drake’s upcoming Iceman album — what we expect, what we need, and whether he’s about to shift the game again. But the real question? Is Drake actually the GOAT… or are we giving him credit he didn’t fully earn? The debate goes left as the crew argues whether Drake should even be considered a “real rapper,” breaking down his hits, his pen, and his place in hip-hop history. Lines get drawn, takes get bold, and not everybody agrees. Respectfully… Nah.

I Call B/ S

We kick things off with the latest drama surrounding Megan Thee Stallion and Klay Thompson — what’s real, what’s rumors, and why the internet always picks sides before the facts even land. Then we flip it into a bigger conversation: what actually counts as cheating in 2026? Is it just physical? Does texting cross the line? Can you really set “rules” in a relationship — or is cheating just cheating, no matter how you dress it up? And this episode hits different because we’ve got a special guest in the building — my sister Alexandria pulls up and adds her perspective to the conversation, bringing a whole new energy to the debate. The crew debates boundaries, double standards, and the gray areas people don’t like to admit exist. It gets real, it gets uncomfortable, and yeah… some of these takes might have you looking at your own situation differently. No sugarcoating. No safe answers. Just unfiltered opinions and real conversation. Welcome to Respectfully. Nah

Who are you? ( Intro)

This is where it starts. In the very first episode, Kash links up with Miko to set the tone and lay the foundation for what’s to come. No scripts, no filters—just real conversation. They break down who they are beyond labels, what drives them, and why they chose the podcast space as their platform to speak freely. From purpose to ambition, collaboration to creative vision, this episode dives into the “why” behind the mic. What are they building? What makes this different? And why now? It’s not just an introduction—it’s a statement. Tap in and get familiar with the voices, the mindset, and the energy behind the podcast. This is only the beginning.