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This week on Unwanted Feedback, it’s chaos from the jump—who shows up to an interview already lit off TWO bottles of Gold Label?! 😭

We’ve got Remedee Raps in the building, fresh off a viral wave and gearing up to drop REMEDIAL (4/24/26). He breaks down his journey from 2015 to now, the grind behind the rollout, and what this project really means.

We dive into the real conversations—independent vs. deals, why artists burn out, his creative process, and industry truths nobody wants to say out loud. Plus, we put him on the spot: streams or real fans? And is he really better than most in his lane?

We also tap into viral moments like the Ice Spice situation, talk summer tour energy, and wrap it up with rapid-fire questions for pure Unwanted Feedback chaos.

Tap in—this one’s all energy.

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Unwanted Feedback is back and things got heated QUICK! J. Cole finally dropped The Fall Off and folks wasted no time throwing out album ratings… but did you even let it breathe yet?! We talk first impressions, overreactions, and why patience matters with a Cole release.

The Seahawks handled business, beating the Pats 29–13, in a defensive but slow ass game. The Benito Bowl halftime show had everybody divided, forcing Steph to address the controversy head-on—plus Chris Brown added his opinion, which only made things messier. And now the big question… who’s taking the halftime stage next year?

With Valentine’s Weekend here, Jess puts Steph in the hot seat with some real questions—will he answer honestly or end up in a sticky situation? Meanwhile, the mystery of Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance has Steph spiraling into one of his wildest theories yet. Is he reaching… or onto something?

To top it all off, NBA Fight Night energy is BACK, tempers are flaring, and we break down everything you need to know.

Music debates, sports drama, wild theories, and Valentine’s chaos—this is an episode you don’t want to miss. This is Unwanted Feedback.

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This episode kicks off with winter chaos as a snowstorm sends supermarkets into panic mode and Minnesota’s I.C.E. problem goes from bad to worst!! Jess sparks a debate by dissing Zephyrhills water, while Steph confidently puts some important money on the Patriots to take down the Seahawks in the Super Bowl!

On the culture side, J. Cole announces a new album, and we break down Complex’s “Best Rapper Alive Since 2000” list—who belongs, who doesn’t, and damn it’s been 25 years!

Then things get deep: Kanye West takes out a full-page apology in the Wall Street Journal, leaving the crew questioning whether it’s genuine growth or a polished PR move.

Should Ye get another chance?

That convo opens the door to a bigger discussion: should corporations add mental health days to standard sick leave policies? Thought-provoking, informative, and full of unexpected turns—this is one you don’t want to miss.

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