Bodega Boys done?

[I Really Mean It]

It was so relevant no one on the Math Hoffa show thought to bring it up.

Why would Math Hoffa bring that up? Breh, take the cape off.

 

[Mike Nasty]

Why would Math Hoffa bring that up? Breh, take the cape off.

You said it ended his career, it should probably come up in a 3hr interview. The DJ Envy thing did.

 

[Low End Derrick]

We byke?

 

[Nabs]

We byke?

 

[Low End Derrick]

The 100 Best Podcasts of All Time​

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Bodega Boys​

Casual riffing with great chemistry

Comedy and Fiction

By the time Bodega Boys premiered in 2015, the podcast’s hosts—Desus Nice (Daniel Baker) and The Kid Mero (Joel Armogasto Martinez)—had already conquered the internet. The charismatic Bronx natives, who garnered a fervent fan base from their first podcast and the predecessor to Bodega Boys, Desus vs. Mero, were regularly going viral for their tweets and soundbites. The new podcast mostly consisted of the duo riffing for an hour or so about pop culture, sports, and whatever else was on their minds, and that was sort of the point: it was just two dudes from New York hanging out and chatting like no one was listening—except we all were. The result was infectious: Their chemistry and rapid-fire banter made for a wildly funny show that eventually propelled them to mainstream success, including a Showtime late-night talk show that ran from 2019 to 2022. And even though Desus and Mero have since parted ways (creative differences, they say), Bodega Boys not only feels like an archive of the late-2010s era of pop culture, but remains an influential blueprint for independent creators transitioning to mainstream platforms while staying true to their roots.

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