My Favorite Lyrics with Devon Walker
Each week on My Favorite Lyrics, comedian and SNL cast member Devon Walker invites people he thinks are cool to talk about the music that shaped them and the lyrics they can't get out of their heads. Iconic, idiotic, or accidentally profound, no bar is safe. My Favorite Lyrics is hosted by Devon Walker and produced by Disco Nap.
Episodes
That’s Bad for Business with Grace Johnson
Comedian and Queens native Grace Johnson joins Devon on the show this week to speak on the evolution of p*ssy rap, explain why Janet Jackson is mother, and to float a theory about Justin Timberlake’s “Justified” album.
Grace Johnson is a Nigerian New Yorker and a rising star in comedy, recently named one of the New York Comedy Festival’s 2023 “Comics to Watch” and a finalist in&
Future Album Review: The Real Me
In a bonus solo episode, Devon unpacks the lyrics from one of his favorite artists, Future’s new album “The Real Me.” From ‘Konnichiwa’ to ‘Snow in Skyami,’ Devon reviews fan reactions to the album as well as some of his personal favorite bars.
Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker
Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel
Producer: Carmen Carigan
Have a favorite lyric you'd like to share? Ema
I Wouldn’t Feel the Need to Hold Your Hand with David Kushner
“Daylight” singer and breakout star David Kushner joins Devon on the show this week to discuss the Tom Odell to Fetty Wap pipeline, chat about his songwriting process, and bond over the shared human experience of attempting to moonwalk.
David Kushner is a Chicago-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter known for his distinctive baritone and introspective songwriting. After building an aud
Beauty Is Only Skin Deep with Ontonio Kareem
Comedian, actor, and music producer Ontonio Kareem joins Devon on the show this week to publicly thank the rapper Smino, reveal that he auditioned for the movie “Roll Bounce,” and to posit that Too $hort might need to stop getting featured on songs.
Ontonio Kareem is a New York-based comedian, writer, actor and music producer under the moniker KIRA. Ontonio’s awkward upbringing in Chicago
Holleration in This Dancery with Emmy Blotnick
Dubbed “one of the few cool white women in the entire industry,” comedian and writer Emmy Blotnick joins Devon this week to spotlight lyrics from the hit-maker Max Martin, reveal her go-to karaoke songs, and finally bless the show with a discussion of Mary J. Blige’s “Family Affair.”
Emmy Blotnick is a New York-based comedian who has appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Toni
Snatch the Biscuits with The Cool Kids
The Cool Kids (Chuck Inglish and Sir Michael Rocks) join Devon on the show this week to claim that space is overrated, give Prodigy’s lyricism its flowers, and revisit a classic from Ghostface Killah.
The Cool Kids are the American hip-hop duo of rappers Chuck Inglish and Sir Michael Rocks. Formed in Chicago in 2005, the group gained widespread attention for their minimalist, bass-heavy product
Live from New York with Roy Wood Jr. and Marie Faustin
In MFL’s live New York debut, Roy Wood Jr. breaks down lyrics from CeeLo Green to Billy Joel, Marie Faustin pays homage to the song of the summer, "Spend Dat," and an audience submission prompts Devon to give us his best British rap impression.
Roy Wood Jr. is a comedian, writer, producer, and actor. He is an Emmy-nominated producer for the PBS documentary The Neutral Ground and was a correspon
My Thug Appeal with Jourdain Fisher
Comedian and ‘Gangster Chef’ Jourdain Fisher joins Devon on the show this week to recount J.Cole blowing him off for a selfie, raise an eyebrow at JC Chasez’s riff in “Bring It All to Me,” and to break down what Iggy Azalea said in her infamous freestyle.
Born and raised in North Carolina, Jourdain Fisher started doing stand-up to avoid working at his family's funeral home. Since then, he's be
21, Can You Do Somethin' for Me? with Josh Johnson
Comedian and correspondent on “The Daily Show” Josh Johnson joins Devon on the show this week to raise an eyebrow at “Rich Flex,” speak on the evolution of Aunt Jemima bottles, and to seriously question what went down in Kanye West’s “Blood on the Leaves.”
With over 11 million followers across his social media, Josh Johnson was recently called “the funniest guy on the internet” by WIRED and is
Slob on Me Knob with Rob Haze
Comedian Rob Haze joins Devon on the show this week to make the argument that Future is a soul artist, give a comprehensive history of the lyric ‘slob on my knob,’ and reimagine what ‘One Thing’ Amerie was talking about in her hit single.
Rob Haze is a comedian, writer, and performer from Atlanta. He is a writer and performer on Sherman's Showcase and appeared on the sneaker sketch show Sneak
Hustlers Don't Stop with 6LACK
Multi-platinum, 5x GRAMMY-nominated artist 6LACK brings Devon some commonly misheard lyrics to the show this week, speaks on Future’s talent, battle rapping, and when Lebron James messed up his lyrics on IG stories.
Multi-platinum, 5x GRAMMY-nominated artist 6LACK brings Devon some commonly misheard lyrics to the show this week, speaks on Future’s talent, battle rapping, and when Lebron James
I’ma Be at Least About a Hour Late with Opey Olagbaju
Comedian Opey Olagbaju joins Devon on the show this week to speak on Wale’s lyricism, ride for Lupe Fiasco, and defend his Android usage.
Opey Olagbaju is a stand-up comedian born in Nigeria and raised in Washington, DC. Opey was named as one of Time Out Magazine’s “Favorite Comedians on the Rise in 2025,” and has performed at the Netflix is a Joke Festival, Moontower Comedy Festival and Just
Holla at Your Boy with Chanel Ali
Can we just talk about Sweet Caroline really quick? Philly native and stand-up comic Chanel Ali joins the show this week to walk Devon through the lyrics from 1-900-Hustler, recount her days as a wedding DJ, and defend Meek Mill’s Twitter presence.
Chanel Ali is a stand-up comedian, writer, and actress living in New York City. She hosted the Food Network digital series “Food Debate!” and was a
Drake Albums Review with Hunter Harris
In an ‘emergency’ episode and first-ever album review, Devon sits down with Drake analyst, writer, and friend of the show Hunter Harris to break down the wildest lyrics from Drake’s recent three-album release.
Hunter Harris, cohost of the podcast “Lemme Say This," is a writer and cultural critic living in Brooklyn. Her work has appeared in New York Magazine, the New York Times, and GQ, among
I’ma Talk to Yo Granny and Leave with Ovrkast.
Ultra-talented rapper and producer Ovrkast. joins Devon on the show this week to discuss the legacy of Odd Future, his sneaky love of “Hey There Delilah, and the power of Playboi Carti’s music.
Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker
Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel
Producer: Carmen Carigan
Engineer: Fringe Studios
Editor: Nicole Lyons
Have a favorite lyric you'd like to share? Emai
A Tight Pair of Chinos with Chloe Troast
Balladier and Devon’s former castmate Chloe Troast joins the show this week to discuss “Beatlemania,” make sure Devon doesn’t mix up Bob Dylan with Bruce Springsteen, and pay respect to the one and only Billy Joel.
Chloe Troast is a comedian, actress, and writer known for joining Saturday Night Live as a featured player during its 49th season. Troast is also the host and co-creator of Spilling
Tell Me What You Want From Me with Sydnee Washington
To celebrate the one-year anniversary of “My Favorite Lyrics,” friend of the show and self-proclaimed “SoundCloud baddie” Sydnee Washington returns to speak on Pink’s early albums, Brent Faiyaz’s new chapter, and why modern R&B feels like it’s lacking lovers.
Sydnee Washington is a comedian, actress, model, and podcaster. She appeared on Comedy Central's Up Next showcase and co-hosted the popul
Here Come the Men in Black with Blair Socci
Space enthusiast and comedian Blair Socci joins Devon on the show this week to discuss karaoke etiquette, Gwen Stefani’s many eras, and a plethora of Will Smith’s lyrics.
Blair Socci is a Los Angeles-based comedian whom you may have seen on “After Midnight,” “The Late Late Show with James Corden,” MTV, Comedy Central, NBC, TruTV, E!, and Adult Swim. She was named one of Variety’s Top Ten Comic
These N*ggas Ain't Slizzy with Cash Cobain
Rapper Cash Cobain joins Devon on the show this week to discuss the honesty in his lyrics, his collaboration process with everyone from Justin Bieber to Drake, and his passion for women.
Billboard Rookie of the Month and 2024 XXL Freshman Cash Cobain is a multi-hyphenate rapper and producer known as the originator of "sample drill", a sound that has transformed the identity of the genre in NYC
Rack City, B*tch with Hanna Dickinson
Devon’s former Comedy Central coworker Hanna Dickinson stops by the show this week to proclaim her love for Tyga’s “Rack City,” reveal her dating niche, and to assert that rap is just boy poetry.
Hanna Dickinson is a New-York based comic, writer, actress, lover, fighter and friend. Her mini series, ‘GET MONEY’ is currently streaming on Snapchat. During her 6 years writing and performing on Co
Shave 'Em Dry with Brittany Carney
Comedian and Devon’s tour buddy Brittany Carney joins the show this week to talk about the music that shaped her youth in Tokyo, unpack some raunchy lyrics from a 1935 single, and draw some comparisons between George Michael and Future.
Brittany Carney is a New York-based comic, she started comedy in Washington, DC. Vulture named her one of its "Comedians You Should and Will Know." Brittany has
And You Know What’s Great? Nothing Stays the Same with Jake Shane
Self-proclaimed Swiftie, creator, actor, and podcaster Jake Shane brings some earnest lyrics to Devon on the show this week. The duo bond over their love of Kacey Musgraves’ “Golden Hour,” Summer Walker’s album covers, and their shared appreciation for Amy Winehouse.
Jake Shane is a comedian, digital entertainer, and cultural voice whose work embodies curiosity, humor, and emotional intelligen
"My Favorite Lyrics" Live from SXSW
In MFL’s first-ever live show, actor Randall Park freestyle raps about chicken picatta, comedian Jake Cornell claims that Katy Perry is an artist for Democratic presidents, and rapper My Favorite Color reveals that Macklemore is very supportive of his career.
Randall Park is an actor, comedian, writer, and director. He is known for playing Louis Huang, on ABC’s hit television show, Fresh Off t
Three Is a Magic Number with Julian Shapiro-Barnum
Comedian, interviewer, and musical theater mega-fan Julian Shapiro-Barnum joins the show this week to help Devon get his whimsy back, pick the ideal third in their celebrity throuple, and to declare that numbers have feelings.
Julian Shapiro-Barnum is a comedian, creator, and interviewer who hosts the viral series Recess Therapy. He launched the series on Instagram during the COVID-19 pandemic,
Hooked a Left Into Popeye’s with Michael Christmas
Rapper and budding comedian Michael Christmas joins Devon on the show this week to sing Chief Keef’s praises, speak on Fonzworth Bentley’s umbrella, and bring attention to a 90’s self-defense anthem by Apache.
Born and raised in Boston, Michael Christmas began his career as a rapper in his early teens and went on to release his debut mixtape, "Is This Art?" at age 19 in February 2014. Christma
Fresh Out the Federal Cases I Got Several with Reggie Conquest
Philly native and self-proclaimed product of “No Child Left Behind” Reggie Conquest joins the show feeling underprepared this week to pay his respects to Beanie Sigel, reveal which song makes him cry, and pull back the curtain on his cameos in Jill Scott and Gunna’s music videos.
Reggie Conquest is a New York–based stand-up comedian, actor, and writer known for his sharp, thoughtful comedy and
A Boy Named Sue with Molly Kearney
Belieber, good neighbor and cave tour guide Molly Kearney joins the show this week to explain why Johnny Cash strikes a chord with them, regale Devon with stories from summers on Put-in-Bay, and question the meaning of the lyrics in “Laffy Taffy” by D4L.
Molly Kearney is a stand-up comedian and actor who got their start in comedy on Put-In-Bay Island in Lake Erie. In 2019, Molly was selected fo
Start a Fiasco Like Lupe with Monét X Change
Fresh off of the latest season of The Traitors, multi-hyphenate powerhouse Monét X Change joins Devon on the show to fan out over Brandy, debate Jay-Z’s retirement timeline, and to beg for a proper resurgence of 90’s R&B music.
Monét X Change is a Los Angeles-based stand-up comedian, opera singer, R&B artist, award-winning podcast host, and true multi-hyphenate born and bred in New York City. K
This Guy Made Me Fill Out a Visitor’s Form with Laura Peek
Never hand Laura Peek the aux. The hysterical stand-up joins Devon on the show this week to raise an eyebrow at some of the lyrics in Biz Markie’s “Just a Friend,” explain her close personal friendship with Girthmasterr, and defend her love of 90’s country music.
Laura Peek is one of the most promising Los Angeles-based standup comics to come out of Nashville’s bustling comedy scene. She was s
Make It Funky with Mandal
Sportsman, Fernbank enthusiast, and hilarious comic Mandal joins Devon on the ‘program’ this week to revel in some of James Brown’s best ad libs, call out a wild snub in Rapper’s Delight, and to tread lightly into some height discourse.
Mandal is a comedian based out of Atlanta, Georgia. He has been seen and heard on Adult Swim, Netflix Is A Joke Radio, and Don’t Tell Comedy. He was selected a
Where's My Phone? with Holmes
The incomparable Holmes joins Devon on the show this week to break down Mitski’s new single, to bond over how many times they have been in love, and to praise Ne-Yo’s hat game.
Holmes is an American comedian, actor, and writer known for their roles as Kelly Mallet in “Welcome to Flatch" and as Hailee in Prime Video’s “Overcompensating.” Holmes has also appeared in “Hacks,” “Another Simple Favor
You Don't Want Beef with My Favorite Color
Rapper, creative visionary, and amateur pilot My Favorite Color graces the show this week to pay his respects to Soulja Boy, explain why his therapist quit on him, and speak on Prince’s ping pong prowess.
A master of unorthodox lyricism with a visual sense to match, rising rapper Anthony Willis, also known as My Favorite Color, paints with his own palette. The Los Angeles-via-Pittsburgh artist
That’s That Me Espresso with Claire Parker and Ashley Hamilton
This week, Devon reunites with his old friends Claire Parker and Ashley Hamilton (co-hosts of the “Good Noticings” podcast) to speak on the genius of Sabrina Carpenter, pitch a new jingle for a Texas waterpark, and agree that we all need to get back on the same algorithm.
Claire Parker and Ashley Hamilton are New York-based comedians who co-host “Good Noticings,” the pop culture podcast that m
Micro-Soft Like Windows Vista with Ian Lara
The F is for Phenomenal. Comedian and podcaster Ian Lara joins Devon on the show today to recount growing up in Queens during a modern music renaissance, talk about auditioning for Tyler Perry shows, and to analyze one his favorite Lil Wayne verses.
Ian Lara is a New York–born comedian whose blend of honesty and humor has made him a favorite on stage and on screen. He first broke out when his
Slicker Than a Porpoise with Devon Walker
It is our first ever solo episode of My Favorite Lyrics. Devon is flying solo and reading your wild, emotional, unhinged listener submitted lyrics. Thank you for blowing up the inbox and keep 'em coming in the comments. New episodes every Tuesday.
Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker
Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel
Associate Producer: Carmen Carigan
Recorded at Spotify Studios
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I Turn Into the Tin Man Around Tinashe with Rufat Agayev
Christian rapper-turned-comic Rufat Agayev graces the show this week to give Kid Cudi his flowers, speak on the “B.O.Bification” of music in the 2010s, and explain why Lupe Fiasco changed his life.
Rufat Agayev is a Brooklyn-based stand-up comedian, writer, and actor. Born in Azerbaijan, he immigrated to the U.S. as a refugee in the early ’90s. He first gained recognition as a rapper, opening
Arm & Hammer Made Me Stronger with Michael Longfellow
“Bones” superfan and Devon’s former coworker Michael Longfellow joins the show this week to confirm that he was right about liking the rapper Yeat, romanticize melancholy, and reminisce on sharing a dressing room at SNL.
Michael Longfellow is an American stand-up comedian, actor, and writer. Longfellow was hired to join the cast of the NBC sketch comedy series Saturday Night Live as a featured
Don’t Need Feet, to Be in Step with Robby Hoffman
Robby Hoffman’s moving to Saskatchewan. Comedian Robby Hoffman joins Devon this week to discuss the influence of family and religion on her music taste, make a direct plea to The Cranberries, and to reveal that she may have served as the inspiration for some Chappell Roan lyrics.
Robby Hoffman is a small, ex-Hasidic, queer comedian who can be seen as the breakout star of season 4 of HBO Max’s H
My Lambo Gon' Skrr with Conner McNutt
Comedian, podcaster and Devon’s temporary roommate Conner McNutt joins the show this week to question Sza’s fixation on Forrest Gump, define ‘white boy drinking’, and to recount moshing at a Baby Keem concert with Devon.
Conner is comedian and writer from Los Angeles, where he co-hosts the podcast “ Hate Watch Podcast”with Devan Costa. He has also hosted a monthly stand-up show at The Hollywood
Whatcha Gone Do with David Gborie
David Gborie is a comedian, writer, voice actor, and all-around thorough dude—originally from Denver, Colorado.
He can currently be heard as the signature voice of Comedy Central. David co-hosts the wildly popular All Fantasy Everything podcast as well as My Momma Told Me alongside Langston Kerman.
His new special, Gbirth of a Nation, is now available on YouTube. Onscreen, he has recently appe
Smash It Like an Idaho Potato with Aida Osman
Comedian, writer, and Rap Sh!t star Aida Osman joins Devon to question Mos Def’s diner order in the “You Don’t Know My Name” music video, remind us that Malcolm X was from Nebraska, and speak on some unforgettable Nicki Minaj lyrics.
Aida Osman is a writer, comedian, and actress whose sharp wit gained early attention as a co-host on the podcast Keep It, blending pop-culture commentary with her
Is That Alright? I Drove All Night with Nicole Byer
This just in: songs have meaning. Podcasting pro and comic Nicole Byer graces the show this week to walk Devon through some wild Celine Dion lyrics, reveal her favorite era of Michael Jackson, and to make the claim that they don’t make McDonald’s Happy Meal toys like they used to.
Nicole Byer is an actress, comedian, podcaster, and writer.
She currently hosts the Headgum podcast Why Won't You
She’s Sweet But a Psycho with Liza Treyger
Liza Treyger is not ready to make nice. The hilarious and inimitable Liza Treygers joins Devon on the show this week as the two identify their go-to karaoke songs, explain their personal connections to The Dixie Chicks, and to break down an Ava Max lyric that resonates heavily with Liza.
Named one of Variety’s “Top Ten Comics to Watch,” Rolling Stone’s “Ten Comics to Watch,” Comedy Central’s “
It’s Not That Deep with Lexa Gates
Musician and multi-hyphenate Lexa Gates sits down with Devon for her first-ever podcast to show her appreciation for Ice Spice’s lyrics, explain the personal meaning behind her music, and to reveal the inner workings of her secret IG spam account.
Lexa Gates, the Colombian-Puerto Rican artist from Queens, has carved out a singular lane with her intoxicating blend of R&B and rap. After leaving sc
I’m So Paid with Carl Tart
Improviser, writer, and Devon’s former SNL officemate Carl Tart joins the show this week to finally settle the Brandy vs. Monica debate, speak on the ideal time to play “Back That Azz Up” at a party, and present a line-by-line lyrical dissection of the song “HA” by Juvenile.
Carl Tart is an actor, writer, and comedian. He was a featured player on the Fox sketch show Party Over Here and has since
Ticket to the Cookout with Cupid
You know The Cupid Shuffle. Now meet the guy who made it. Devon and Cupid get into how a line dance becomes a movement, how his time on The Voice really went down, and what it takes to earn a ticket to the Linedance King's cookout.
Hailing from Lafayette, Louisiana, Cupid is the undisputed King of Line Dance. With his soulful voice and infectious dance tracks, he has made the world move for years
Bodacious Cowboys with James Austin Johnson
Christian ska fan, father, and self-proclaimed “music nerd” James Austin Johnson reunites with Devon on the show this week to chronicle his Nashville music roots, explain why Steely Dan “has hoes,” and explain how one song cured his fear of flying.
Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker
Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel
Associate Producer: Carmen Carigan
Engineer: Jesse Carson
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Built Like A Vape Pen with Coco & Clair Clair
Atlanta-based musical duo Coco & Clair Clair crack open a bottle of wine with Devon on the pod this week as they decode a Winnie the Pooh reference in a Young Thug song, discuss some suspect behavior on Facebook, and dive into the lore of Claire’s face showing up on Playboi Carti’s lockscreen.
Coco & Clair Clair joke that if their debut album, 2021’s Sexy, was a baby boy, then their 2024 album G
I’m the Press Conference, You a Conversation with Caleb Hearon
Comedic powerhouse Caleb Hearon and Devon overcome their massive age gap this week to revel in the Godliness of the lyrics in “No Brainer,” poke a hole in the plot of “Brokeback Mountain,” and pay homage to Kansas City legend Tech N9ne.
Don't miss Caleb's new comedy special "Caleb Hearon: Model Comedian" streaming now on HBO Max.
Caleb Hearon is a comedian, writer, and actor originally from Kan
Two Bad B*tches with Peyton Dix & Hunter Harris
Well, Lemme Say This... Peyton Dix and Hunter Harris have arrived to usher Devon into his Unc era. The trio dissect the genius of Kendrick's “Euphoria,” speak on Fergie’s healing journey and respond to a wild voicemail from a Prince fan.
Peyton Dix, cohost of the podcast “Lemme Say This” is a Brooklyn-based, Los Angeles-raised consultant and writer. She's served as MAC Cosmetics's global social
It Wasn't Me with Ali Kolbert
The hilarious Ali Kolbert joins Devon to interpret the real story of “Dilemma” by Nelly and Kelly Rowland, and dissect each perspective in Shaggy's “It Wasn’t Me.” Plus, Ali reveals a former comedian crush, and it’s not who you'd think.
Ali Kolbert is a stand-up comedian and podcast host based out of New York City. Kolbert began her career as an NBC Page at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, where she worked
Let's Ride with Mary Beth Barone (Re-Release)
In this *rewind* (re-release) episode, Devon is joined by a true homie, Mary Beth Barone — stand-up comedian and star of Prime Video’s Overcompensating — to talk about some lyrics. There’s the song that flatlined a college hookup, a surprising case for Lil Wayne as the voice of the working class, and a vulnerable moment where Mary Beth asks herself the toughest question of all: does she still ride
Better Lay Low with Gary Richardson
Go ahead and put on a Nelly song from 2003 after this, because Gary Richardson is joining Devon on the show this week! The friends and stand-up show cohosts break down the Black vs. White karaoke cultural exchange rate, posit that Nate Dogg is the ultimate family man, and discuss why Future is Devon’s version of Bob Dylan.
Gary Richardson is a writer, actor, director, and producer originally fr
You Think I'm Playin'? with Nore Davis
Yonkers in the house! Comedic powerhouse and “Yo Momma” alum Nore Davis joins Devon on the show this week. The duo pay their respects to DMX, discuss the tribal energy of fandom in New York City, and issue an apology to every former contestant on “Making the Band.”
Nore Davis is a stand-up comedian and actor from Yonkers, New York. Davis started performing stand-up as a teenager, and has since
Body of a Goddess with Punkie Johnson
There’s no one who might be in love with a stripper more than this week’s guest. Devon’s former SNL coworker and comedic force Punkie Johnson expresses her appreciation for one of T-Pain’s biggest hits, coaches Devon on how to approach the Atlanta strip club scene, and raises her eyebrows at a recent piggyback sample by GloRilla.
Punkie Johnson is an American comedian and actress based who beg
Be Cool with Donwill
Devon and the ascot-wearing DJ, music historian, and podcast host Donwill team up on the pod this week. The duo pay their respects to Too $hort, posit that Mystikal may be doing too much, and share that Trick Daddy was a key part of their sexual awakenings.
Donwill is a Brooklyn-based Webby Award-winning rapper who has parlayed his passion for music and writing into a wide array of opportuniti
Take Me For What I Am with Rosebud Baker
Justin Bieber super-fan, comedian and writer Rosebud Baker graces the pod this week! Devon and ‘Rosie’ both reveal that they almost didn’t walk at high school graduation, break down the over-the-top lyrics of Whitney Houston’s “I Have Nothing,” and obsess over a fan voicemail dissecting a whimsical Westside Gunn lyric.
Rosebud Baker is New York-based comedian, writer, and actress. Baker started
She Want Love and I Want War with Asha Ward
Comedian, low-down musician, and part-time sculptor Asha Ward joins Devon on the pod this week to break down some of her favorite Kodak Black lyrics, pitch some new ideas for Love Island, and explain why making music feels embarrassing.
Asha Ward is a New York-based comedian and writer. In 2022, she became youngest-ever writer on the staff of Saturday Night Live.
Asha began her career after co
Woop Woop with Jay Jurden
Punchline lover and G-Unit super fan Jay Jurden runs a masterclass in lyricism on this week’s episode. Devon and Jay highlight their favorite parts of early 2000s regional rap beef, pay their respects to Trina’s confidence, and give some unsolicited advice to one Aubrey Graham.
Jay Jurden is a New York-based comedian, writer and actor. Originally from Mississippi, Jay regularly performs comedy
Go To Work with Jo Firestone
Take it back now, y’all. Dubbed the “white Tracy Morgan” by Devon, comedian and writer Jo Firestone is on the pod this week to recount her Rockabilly roots in St. Louis, break down the magic of the Cha Cha Slide, and deep-dive into her favorite parts of Soulja Boy’s “Crank That.”
Jo Firestone is a comedian and writer best known for her work on After Midnight with Taylor Tomlinson (CBS), ZIWE (
Booger Bears with Langston Kerman
Comedian and fellow lyric dissector Langston Kerman joins Devon on the pod this week to break down the legacy of Bow Wow, Usher’s biggest fanbase and the underrated genius of 2 Chainz.
Langston Kerman is self-described in his Instagram bio as a “stand-up comedian, actor, writer, thot.” Kerman’s most recent Netflix special is titled “Bad Poetry,” directed by John Mulaney and released in 2024. He
Talk Yo' Shit, Bite Your Lip with SNL Music Director Eli Brueggemann
If you’re a music process lover, this episode is for you. Acclaimed musical savante and Saturday Night Live Music Director Eli Brueggemann joins Devon on the pod this week!
The duo discuss the lyrical genius of “WAP,” talk through how popular music has changed and reflect on Eli’s involvement in the ‘conscious rap’ era.
Keyboardist, producer, composer, Emmy-winning musical director Eli Brueggem
Chillin' at the Holidae In with Sam Jay
Strip club aficionado and fellow stand-up Sam Jay joins Devon on the pod this week to break down her favorite Chingy song, reminisce on her “last straight day,” and pay some major respect to the talent of Ludacris.
Sam Jay is a stand-up comedian and writer. She is best known as a writer for Saturday Night Live, her Netflix comedy special 3 in the Morning , and as the co-creator and co-star of
Can I Talk My Sh*t? with Vagabon
Can we talk our sh*t? The supremely talented musician Vagabon joins Devon on the pod this week to reveal which songs she thinks “have drugs in them,” lay out her ideal music festival lineup, and get to the root of why musicians are ultimately cooler than comedians.
Laetitia Tamko better known by her stage name Vagabon, is a Cameroonian-American self-taught multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwrite
Bed Rock with Marie Faustin
It's Reezy, baby. Comedian, podcast host, and dating expert Marie Faustin joins Devon this week to break down her five favorite types of songs, the formula for a perfect Tyler Perry movie, why she cannot listen to a full Future album, and what "Encore" by Linkin Park did for race relations.
Marie Faustin is an NYC-based comedian and actress. She has appeared on Broad City, Comedy Central Stand
Do the Helen Keller with Jaboukie
If you have one takeaway from this episode, it’s that it’s time to leave Drake alone. Our resident Caucasian bops expert Jaboukie joins Devon on the pod to pay Nicki Minaj her respects, recount the delusion of creating his own music, and to flag Lady Gaga’s latest album a recession indicator.
Jaboukie Young-White is a writer, comic, actor, musician, and producer whose career has spanned across
Lesbian Mixtapes with Sydnee Washington
Gitchie gitchie ya-ya, da-da… Sydnee Washington is on the pod this week! Syd and Devon dive deep on the lyrical magic that comes from Lil’ Kim, explain the “drugs to Jesus pipline,” and claim that a lack of mystique is hurting R&B.
Sydnee Washington is a comedian, actress, model, and podcaster. She appeared on Comedy Central's Up Next showcase and co-hosted the popular Sunday comedy showcase at
Let's Ride with Mary Beth Barone
Devon is joined by a true homie, Mary Beth Barone — stand-up comedian and star of Prime Video’s Overcompensating — to talk about some lyrics. There’s the song that flatlined a college hookup, a surprising case for Lil Wayne as the voice of the working class, and a vulnerable moment where Mary Beth asks herself the toughest question of all: does she still ride for Katy Perry?
MARY BETH BARONE is
A Child Is Born With No State of Mind with Petey DeAbreu
Punctual Petey is in the building! This week, Devon is joined by Bronx native Petey DeAbreu to talk about the music born out of his community, Cardi B’s teeth, and DMX’s very real spiritual connection to dogs. Whether you grew up on mixtapes or just love hearing two comics obsess over lyrics, you’ll want to be on time for this one.
My Favorite Lyrics is hosted by Devon Walker and produced by
My Guy Pretty Like A Girl with Alex English
For the very first episode of My Favorite Lyrics, Devon kicks things off with one of his funniest friends and favorite creative partners: stand-up comedian (and debatably gifted vocalist) Alex English.
In this episode, Alex breaks down why R&B is “straight people’s business,” passionately defends bisexual king Frank Ocean, and shares his hot take on why nostalgia needs to be stopped — immediately
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Each week on My Favorite Lyrics, comedian and SNL cast member Devon Walker invites people he thinks are cool to talk about the music that shaped them and the lyrics they can't get out of their heads. Iconic, idiotic, or accidentally profound, no bar is safe. The first episode drops Tuesday, April 29th.
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Becoming: HER with Nikki Spoelstra
Exposing Workplace Bullying
Everyday AI Made Simple - AI For Everyday Tasks
FemTech Focus
Not Too Sensitive - Empowering Highly Sensitive People (HSPs) To Own Their Sensitivity
Mother Daughter Relationship Show
Skin Deep MDs with Dr. Mamina Turegano, Dr. Lindsey Zubritsky and Dr. Jenny Liu
girl talk 🎧🫧
Booked, Blonde & Busy w/ Olivia Ponton
