Bodhi makes a pun calling a restaurant a 'Kanye West-ron' which the hosts find funny.
Referenced in discussion of going into debt for fashion, citing his Donda brand's financial troubles.
Bodhi listens to Kanye's 'Jesus Is King' album on road trips because it has no swearing.
Mentioned as being in the audience during Kim Kardashian's Letterman interview and referenced earlier as a cultural touchstone ('full Kanye').
Jokingly mentioned as a voting option for the US election.
Mentioned in relation to his controversial Joe Rogan podcast appearance.
Tommy mentions Kanye was due to release an album and discusses Kanye's public apology to Kim Kardashian.
Tommy mentions Kanye West is dropping an album that night.
Discussed at length regarding his Wyoming political rally breakdown, bipolar diagnosis, and his music versus his public behavior.
Discussed in relation to his 2020 presidential bid and its potential to split votes from Joe Biden.
Discussed as a potential presidential candidate, compared humorously to Trump.
Discussed in relation to leaked/conspiracy music and as an option in the 'last night on Earth' would-you-rather.
Discussed in relation to his VMA stage interruption of Taylor Swift and his music production talent.
Referenced in a joke about a Kanye West song mentioning bleaching one's behind.
Discussed as an example of an artist radically shifting direction, referencing his album 'Jesus Is God'.
Discussion of Kanye's song 'Closed on Sunday' referencing Chick-fil-A.
Discussed in relation to his album Jesus Is King and Sunday Service gatherings.
Josh jokes about a hypothetical scenario where the pathologist who drew his blood would later have tickets to a Kanye show.
Amy mentions crying recently while listening to a Kanye West song.
Tommy brings up Kanye West's controversial comments about and photo with Donald Trump.