I hope they will make another episodes and focus on things that they've missed before, like:
I'm also surprised why in the "Superproducers" episode they did not mentioned about Dilla's younger brother - Illa J and another great Detroit producer - Apollo Brown.
- Naughty By Nature
- The Fugees
- Das EFX
- Dilated Peoples
- DMX & Ruff Ryders
- Insane Clown Posse and juggalos
- Bone Thugs'n'Harmony
- 90's and late 00's R&B. It was a huge thing! R&B singers were singing to some sick beats and some were called r&b thugs (like Jaheim). Also, their albums were released by the same record labels and rappers were featured on almost every track.
- how hip-hop influenced other genres - Korn, Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park should be mentioned.
- female MCs should have their own episode
- oldschool or should i say trueschool vs newschool beef, cloud & mumble rappers. Looks like the next episode after the one about mixtapes should be about that.
- styles that are exclusive to specific countries, like UK grime. French, German and eastern european rap scene should be mentioned since european producers gave a lot of dope beats and collabos (like Snowgoons)
I'm also surprised why in the "Superproducers" episode they did not mentioned about Dilla's younger brother - Illa J and another great Detroit producer - Apollo Brown.