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From the guys who brought you Yacht Rock comes a deeper dive into the ocean of arbitrary genres. Hosts Steve Huey, JD Ryznar, David B Lyons, and Hunter Stair invent a new musical genre and count down its top ten songs. Now upgraded for the brand new millennium.
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JD presents our first ever BPM-based genre that will get you in shape with the hottest new dance/exercise/lifestyle trend. Also check out the latest entry in our true crime series "Steve's Favorite Murder."
JD, Steve, Hunter, and David dust off some of their genres they couldn't get to work.
Dave steers the gang right the hell off the road in this song genre about teen vehicular death from the 50s and 60's. Also check out the latest entry in our true crime series "Steve's Favorite Murder."
Steve presents a learned treatise on songs where white people know the rap sample better than the original version. Also check out the latest entry in our true crime series "Steve's Favorite Murder."
Who hung the Disco balls in the Aught Garage… for a new generation? Also check out the latest entry in our true crime series "Steve's Favorite Murder."
JD presents a genre where women singer-songwriters from the 90s ad hip hop beats to their Lilith Fair music. Also check out the latest entry in our true crime series "Steve's Favorite Murder."
Professional entertainer Kyle Mooney joins the hosts for Friends on the Tens to present his genre of horny computer music. Also check out the latest entry in our true crime series "Steve's Favorite Murder."
Dave Brings in some bad boys to show the guys how to Rock Hard. Also check out the latest entry in our true crime series "Steve's Favorite Murder."
Steve presents a learned treatise on the coolest funk singers ever to utter the word "owwww!" Also check out the latest entry in our true crime series "Steve's Favorite Murder."
Boys. Fun. Summer. Hunter. Dave. JD. Steve… for a new generation. Also check out the latest entry in our true crime series "Steve's Favorite Murder."
JD Presents a genre of hip hop that relies heavily on other hit songs' hooks. Also check out the latest entry in our true crime series "Steve's Favorite Murder."
Hunter presents a bonanza record that legally complies as a genre and not a pyramid scheme. Also check out the latest entry in our true crime series "Steve's Favorite Murder."
Dave presents Story Tellers Of The 70's…with a twist. Also check out the latest entry in our true crime series "Steve's Favorite Murder."
For Pride Month, Steve presents a learned treatise on secret stealth coming-out songs. Also check out the latest entry in our true crime series "Steve's Favorite Murder."
Genres, I can fix'em… for a new generation. Also check out the latest entry in our true crime series "Steve's Favorite Murder."
JD counts down songs about themselves. Also check out the latest entry in our true crime series "Steve's Favorite Murder."
Friends on the 10s is back as pro wrestling star MVP joins the hosts to present a genre that once cost him his ice cream money.
Dave works another damn punk genre into the show with very little premise, or promise of a concise genre.
Steve piggybacks off Dave's classic Disco Dips genre for a learned treatise about old-school crooners and Broadway belters who dipped their toes into the waters of disco.
Hunter super seriously cooks up party politics… for a new generation.
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