As a native Clevelander, B.J. “Doc Zeus” Steiner believes in nothing beyond the icy embrace of Kierkegaardian nihilism. His formative childhood influences include Wu-Tang Clan, Sarah Michelle Gellar, nWo-era Hulk Hogan and game seven of the 1997 World Series. As a fully grown adult, he has learned to embrace the hate and become a semi-professional rap music critic specializing on calling you on your shit. He still watches professional wrestling and is definitely not married. Swipe right, ladies!
Currently Listening:
KR - I$0lyf3 3
Guardians Of The Galaxy: OST
Naughty By Nature - Naughty By Nature
RiFF RaFF - Neon Icon
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Currently Watching:
WCW Monday Nitro Reruns On The WWE Network
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Guardians Of The Galaxy
Last Night With John Oliver
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Currently Reading:
David Shoemaker - The Squared Circle: Life, Death & Professional Wrestling Evan Wright - Generation Kill| The Spotlight Makes You Nervous: Why It Matters That Drake Isn’t Writing His Own Songs | August 3, 2015 |
When life gives you lemons, sell lemon and lime soda.
MEEK MILL DROPPED A CONSISTENT START-TO-FINISH PROJECT WITHOUT ONCE LOSING HIS BREATH
Chance The Rapper and The Social Experiment didn't make a rap album, and they want you to know that.
The group’s excellent new album makes a strong case that the time has finally arrived for the brotherly duo to break out.
In high school you was the man, homie.
If you can read this, it's already too late to stop from Doc Zeus explaining why Drake is the platonic basic bro.
| Everybody Has a Plan Until They Get Punched in the Mouth: Lupe Fiasco “Tetsuo & Youth” | January 27, 2015 |
Like Donald Trump, Lupe Fiasco's albums have been up-down-up. Doc Zeus examines the latest LP "Tetsuo & Youth" with discretion & wonder.
Lifelong Cleveland fan Doc Zeus remains cautiously optimistic for the 2014-2015 NBA season
| Wesley Willis Album Tracks, Ranked | October 29, 2014 |
Doc Zeus was in the war room when the Browns drafted Brandon Weedon
Lean In: Yung Lean, Work, and the Will to Follow.
