In this episode, Wellington and Savon are joined by Jamil Davis, a longtime good friend of the show to discuss Kansas winning the national championship vs. UNC, Ben Simmons not being available for the rest of the regular season and how the Lakers can fix their issues this off-season. They also review Dreamville’s D-Day: A Gangsta Grillz Mixtape, how this surprise mixtape had a lot of free-wheeling flows and creativity. They also discuss the significance of DJ Drama’s recent Grammy win, Alex Isley and Jack Dine’s Marigold plus Mahalia’s “Whatever Simon Says” and “Letter To Ur Ex”. Finally, they review Pusha T feat. Jay-Z and Pharrell’s new single “Neck & Wrist”, what we can expect from his upcoming album and Jamil’s album back in 2018 Driving Toward Our Purpose”. In the second half, we review Do The Right Thing, the comedy-drama film produced, written and directed by Spike Lee. Starring Lee, Danny Aiello, Ossis Davis, Ruby Dee and Richard Edson. They dive into how this film was one of Spike Lee’s most fully realized efforts and it having a scattershot style. They also discuss how Buggin Out gave some of the most important quotes throughout, how Spike Lee makes all of these characters understandable and has a career full of speaking social truths in his best films and even the underrated ones.