Marc asked the cast for their most unpopular music take. Emanny said there was a point in Michael Jackson's career where he started making the same kind of music over and over. He struggled to pin down exactly what he meant, and Marc jumped in to say it sounded like Michael had stopped making good music. Marc's own take: Stevie Wonder should have stopped making music in 1980. He said he could do without everything after Hotter Than July. Some of the cast pushed back, so he challenged them to name five good Stevie songs after 1980. Flip named five, and Marc conceded the point. He backed off the 1980 cutoff and moved it to 1985, saying anything after that he could do without. Mona said her take got her death threats years ago. She refused to say it at first, but Marc had looked it up and brought it up himself: it's about Lauryn Hill. Mona thinks Lauryn Hill sits on an undeserved pedestal and that her live performances are bad. She also prefers Doechii. She said her opinion formed after she watched Lauryn Hill perform at a show where people walked out after about three songs.