On this episode of the Underground Lounge, Lou and Spank sit down with none other than Pardison Fontaine, for a wide-ranging, hilarious, and surprisingly introspective convo. Pardi opens up about his creative journey from hoop dreams to hit records, working with Cardi B, and landing a role on Raising Kanan. He talks about the hustle behind his viral single “Little Sh*t,” the unexpected origins of his acting career, and the process of building his own label from the ground up.

The conversation gets even more real when the guys dive into relationships, parenthood, and the complicated reality of maintaining multiple girlfriends—plus the price of Chanel bags when you’re doing it. Pardi also reflects on walking away from a college scholarship to chase music, the early days of recording in his room, and how going viral in his hometown set the stage for everything that followed.

From the controversy of lemon pepper wings during the NBA bubble to the “F*** You Camera” and discussions about why men can’t express dating preferences without backlash, no topic is off limits. Whether you’re a fan of his music, his acting, or just real conversations with people who’ve lived some life, this episode delivers laughs, perspective, and plenty of gems.

Kayla Nicole steps into the Underground Lounge: After Hours and immediately takes things to another level. What starts as a laid-back convo quickly turns into a raw, no-holds-barred session about dating, DM etiquette, wild reality TV experiences, and all the unspoken rules of modern romance.

She breaks down her time on Special Forces hanging from helicopters, and dropped into icy water, all for a check (and a little self-growth). But don’t get it twisted, she’s never doing that again.

From there, the crew spirals into hilarious debates: Is it shallow to pass on a man with busted sneakers? Could you date a mortician? Why does the trashman suddenly sound like husband material? And who’s really running the DM game—men or women?

They also tap into the zodiac chaos (shoutout to Scorpios and Aries), reality TV setups, and one painfully relatable story about a man singing the karaoke song to someone else—right in front of Holly.

With the “F*** It Bucket” in the mix, things get even more unfiltered—touching on squirting myths, sex standards, and that one song you’d use to communicate for life. Spoiler: it’s not Usher.

Funny, wild, and way too real—this is After Hours in its purest form. No scripts, no filters, just the kind of conversation you wish you were part of.

In this episode of the Underground Lounge, Lou and Spank welcome two of the most unfiltered personalities in the game—Gilbert Arenas and Nick Young (Swaggy P)—and things get wild quick. From the jump, the crew dives headfirst into the NBA's new wave of one-on-one challenges, with Gilbert breaking down how a little trash talk turned Brandon Jennings into the main character of the week. There’s talk of million-dollar bags, legacy debates, and why certain hoopers might need to lace up or shut up.

But it’s not all basketball. The Gran Coramino tequila crew crashes the set, and just like that, Spank’s “no drinking” streak is out the window. Toasts are raised, secrets are spilled, and the "F**K IT BUCKET" returns with questions nobody’s ready for,including who’s banned from the crib and which guests fumbled their VIP pass with body oil or petty theft (yep, it gets that real).

Gil opens up about his infamous locker room moment that got him suspended, Nick finally addresses the D’Angelo Russell saga with receipts, and everyone weighs in on why old media should be very, very nervous. Plus: Stephen A. Smith gets the "Coming to America" treatment, and the crew debates what a real one-on-one NBA showdown would look like—with pride and prize money on the line.

This episode is loaded with laughs, unfiltered stories, and just enough tequila to make it all a little chaotic. Tap in… if you can handle it.