Incorrect Music Theories

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Money can't solve all problems, but it sure can change a lifestyle. Gwen Stefani and Eve's 2004 song "Rich Girl" gives a look into the kind of life Stefani would lead if she had all the money in the world. Host Tim Baughman Jr goes on a spreadsheet-laden quest to figure out exactly how rich she'd need to be to get everything she dreams of -- and if it really would allow Stefani to have the fortune she's dreaming of.

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It's a tale as old as time. Boy meets girl. Boy considers girl to be sexual conquest. Boy repeats process with several girls because his promiscuity is unchecked. Boy tries to run for national political office using the power of his penis to guarantee votes.

Okay, maybe that's not common. But in this episode, host Tim Baughman Jr is going to pretend that it is in examining whether or not Ludacris would be able to win the US Presidency solely by obtaining the votes of the populous based on states Ludacris had slept with women in the 2001 song "Area Codes". Can Richard Pryor's cousin attain the highest office in the land? Or will another Dogg win this fight?

The eponymous boombox from The Lonely Island's 2009 song "Boombox" is insanely powerful. We know it's not a toy. But what hell hath Andy Samberg and Julian Casablancas released on the world? Host Tim Baughman Jr does his best to figure out exactly what the boombox is doing to society and what historical and societal comparisons can be drawn from its effects.

We've all made boasts to our friends filled with hyperbole and bravado. Most of us, however, haven't turned them into songs. In this episode, host Tim Baughman Jr. takes a deep dive into the very literal side of Kendrick Lamar's 2012 song "Backseat Freestyle" in an effort to determine if the rapper's self-expressed want of money and power will lead to his eventual demise -- or at the very least an awkward visit to the doctor.