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Spoiler alert: you’re about to listen to a Doughboys drop I made.

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Here’s another Doughboys drop. The idea here is that Mitch is singing “Ice Ice Baby,” but he accidentally says “Ice” at the beginning of the verse by accident.

This drop was played in the live episode “Buddy’s Detroit-Style Pizza with Marisa Pinson.”

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It’s no secret that Doughboys co-host Mike Mitchell loves his cats Wolly and Irma. And now that I’ve published this post, it’s no secret that I made a drop about it.

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In the “Alphabet Draft” episode of the Doughboys Double, Mitch mentioned that in college, his friends made up a fake festival called “Beef Fest.” I thought it would be fun to make a fake radio ad for it in the style of monster truck rally ads, and it was!

This drop was played in the episode ”Kelly’s Roast Beef with Jon Gabrus and Carl Tart,” and let’s just say that it was not received with the thunderous applause that I imagined it would be.

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What’s the deal with Doughboys drops? Who dropped them? And when are they going to pick them back up? (Please insert a laugh track here.)

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Here’s another Doughboys drop. This one got played at the live San Francisco show “El Farolito with Mookie Blaiklock.”

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Not only is Nick a bit of a heatseeker, he’s also a sporto. (This drop was played in the episode “Cornish Pasty with Jon Gabrus.”)

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Imagine you had a fever dream where ’90s TV merged with Doughboys — that’s the premise of this drop.

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Wawa? Na na.

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On the “Yellowjackets” episode of the Doughboys Double, Nick and Mitch both confessed (yes, confessed) to still having cable boxes. So you know I had to do it to ’em:

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If a podcast (like Doughboys) runs long enough, the hosts will inevitably repeat themselves a few times. Here’s my unapologetic takedown of one of Nick’s frequent turns of phrase. I repeat, it is unapologetic!!

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This Doughboys drop is a riff on Budapest by George Ezra, and it was a collaboration with the Drop King himself.

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Update: this drop was played on the episode Veggie Grill w/Mary Sasson, and if you listen long enough past it, Mitch eventually explains what a D.P. Dough is.