In this packed episode of the Serious Sarcasm Podcast, we pay our respects to Young Scooter and Val Kilmer while also giving a special shoutout for World Autism Day before diving into some major topics rocking the entertainment world.First up, we break down the Anthony Edwards controversy, examining both his history and the allegations against him. While technically wrong in his approach, was there some truth in his actions? We also address the parallel story of a father who abandoned his kids at McDonald's and what these incidents say about parental responsibility today.The Zeus Network and Baddies are finally facing their long-overdue downfall, and we're here for it! We also discuss Adam22's admission about his network's decline and the complex realities of running a successful podcast network that many critics fail to understand. Plus, we double down on our stance regarding Adam22's problematic past.Dr. Mike vs. 20 Anti-vaxxers might sound like an interesting debate concept, but we explain why this format is fundamentally flawed. We advocate for bodily autonomy while addressing legitimate public health concerns, and we don't shy away from discussing Dr. Mike's controversial stance on Israel.Hip-hop heads will love our breakdown of the 10 Greatest Female Guest Verses in Hip-Hop history. We analyze what made these verses legendary, make the case for why Lil Kim deserves more recognition, and explore why Nicki Minaj's verse on "Monster" remains one of the most iconic features ever.In our "Bruh, What You On?" segment, we tackle Marvin Sapp's outrageous situation, questioning how anyone can defend someone asking for money while flaunting a $50K watch. The hypocrisy is real, and we're calling it out.🎬 Subscribe for more unfiltered commentary and hot takes🎧 Visit our website: www.JayDerosier.com#SeriousSarcasmPodcast #AnthonyEdwards #ZeusNetwork #Adam22 #HipHopVerses #DrMike #MarvinSapp #YoungScooter #ValKilmer #WorldAutismDay #FemaleRappers #NickiMinaj #LilKimWhat's your pick for the greatest female guest verse in hip-hop history? Let us know in the comments!