Ice broke down Cardi B's new record "Don't Chart" from GTA. He likes the song and the bounce of it, and you can tell how much money GTA is spending. According to Joe, it sounds like GTA called Cardi, and she went into her old music vault, touched a record up and handed it over. When Mona asked if that's a bad thing, Joe said no, that's the goal for any artist. That sparked a bigger debate about Megan Thee Stallion's new freestyle. Ice said it sounds like everything he's heard from her before. When Marc asked if it's a production thing, Ice said yes: the bounce and the production are the same on every record. Emanny pushed back and said that if we're going to say Meg sounds the same on every record, we have to apply that to most artists out there. He added that Meg can really rap and doesn't sound like everyone else. Ice disagreed, saying he's never heard a Meg record that made him say "oh shit." Emanny said people say the same thing about Chris Brown, so the criticism should go to all of them. According to Joe the difference between Chris Brown and Meg is that Chris's records work. If Meg's records were working, nobody would care, but her "my man, my man, my man" sound isn't sticking with people. He compared her to Cardi, saying Cardi's music matches who she is and connects with people, and Meg's doesn't. Ice said Meg is a brand, but personally he's not a fan of music that sounds the same. Joe added that she's almost like a feature artist.