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On this episode, I am joined by Bruce and we start off discussing the release date of the anticipated iceman album by Drake. We give our thoughts on the rollout and then we discuss other rollouts for hiphop albums in the past. We then get into a discussion about artist who signed other artist and which ones made it and which ones did not. Hip-hop conversation is a quick discussion about the war And O.C .appreciation. ENJOY!!

And this episode I am joined by Dula’s nephew Tajheem to have a hip-hop conversation. Being that he is almost 20 years younger than us, we have a generational discussion and discuss what he likes and how he listens to hip-hop versus the way we normally would. We have a nice interesting conversation about Drake and Jay-Z and it’s a totally different perspective from somebody younger that you wouldn’t expect. Enjoy.

In this episode, I am joined by Cordell and Vinny. We start off talking about hip-hop maturing and how it should sound being in your 40s. We then for some odd reason fell into talking about the Drake and Kendrick beef and whether Drake should continue with the lawsuit or not. We also have a conversation about lyricist and ghostwriters and whether it really matters or not. Then: SPOILER ALERT!!! Vinny and myself give our breakdowns to the first three episodes of daredevil season two as well as our opinions and thoughts and hypotheticals on the season finale of Paradise season two. Dula calls in and gives his thoughts as well his theories of the season finale. Great episode if I do say so myself. Enjoy.

Consistency is key. And this episode Dula, and myself are joined by Jonathan AKA @Ethos Decorum. Fellow creative and a clothing enthusiast, we discuss hip-hop clothing brands as well as the differences in fashions and dress codes by states. Of course hip-hop comes into the conversation and we discuss music taste being that he’s from the Maryland/DC area. As creatives, we all seem to enjoy comics 90s hiphop & fashion. This one is no different. Great history, lesson on hip-hop clothing in the influence it has had on the current fashion houses. Enjoy

Wow. 200th episode. Thank you to everybody who’s ever listened commented followed, etc. Keeping this thing going I celebrate my 200th episode with my guys Vinny, Bruce, & LL Cordell. In this episode, we start off with Vinny’s Washington DC adventures at the comic con. We then take a topic that Rory and Mal had in regards to worst classic albums. Reef hustle then jumps on and gives us some exclusive BIG PUN stories that you haven’t heard. Afterwards, the guys jumped me for about 20 minutes. PAUSE! When I stated that “Nelly Country grammar is a classic album” which kind of ran congruent with the topic we were having in regards to which artists had amazing album runs. Jokes all around. This is the most fun I’ve had on an episode in a long time. Again, I can’t thank everybody enough for listening, commenting, subscribing, etc. I appreciate all of you! THANK YOU!!!!

In this episode, Dula and myself go over our trip to New York. Actually, it was both of our first time being in a story of Queens. Thank you to CARLOS from classic material. Who invited us to A Biggie Smalls vinyl party at connect sports lounge in Astoria Queens on Steinway. We met many a hip-hop legend as well as brought one of our own. We even discussed Michael B Jordan and him winning the Oscar as well as a little talk about paradise. Not too much of a spoiler just a quick update. Enjoy.

In this episode, Cordell, Vinny, and myself have a debate on which album was better. Life after death or ready to die. Both classics, but we give our opinions on why each one is our favorite. Cordell loves having these conversations, and I figured it was a good topic, so why not. We then discuss season Two of Paradise. So far. Hence spoiler alerts, so if you haven’t seen any episode yet. I don’t listen. We also discussed the quick series of Knight of the seven kingdoms on HBO Max. Enjoy

In this episode, I recap my birthday weekend. Another trip around the sun. Dula and Myself Start Off With our trip to Lancaster PA to see CL Smooth and everything that that entailed. I also got a surprise concert in Philly to see Miguel. Thanks to Wifey. We even discussed the now infamous Tourette’s gate. Quick episode for those who don’t like listening to Long. Drawnout podcast. Enjoy.

This episode was a long time coming. I met this gentleman a year ago at a comic book convention and his story is very interesting to say the least. From working at the Source to doing the interior for a private jet for Céline Dion, Chris AKA no_continues on Instagram Concepcion Has an amazing story. Dula and Myself get a lot of questions. From his early beginnings in the Bronx to moving to Florida, and then moving back up East, just turned out to be a very informative episode. Enjoy!

This was a good episode. I was joined by Cordell, Bruce, and Vinny, and we started off discussing Makaveli and Me against the world and comparing and contrasting those albums. After that, we then got into the topic at hand, which is what is the album that you heard that made you fully invested into this hip-hop culture. We go around the room and get our takes and opinions. After that Dula calls into curse us all out for not including him, and we then start talking about Wonder Man on Disney plus. After that, we finish off with a discussion on all of the ice. Raids and touch on. What’s going on in Minnesota for a little bit. Everybody. Stay safe out there and be careful. Enjoy this episode.

Very inspirational episode. Dula and myself had the pleasure of interviewing a creative and motivated retired street pharmacist turned movie, Director, actor, and author. Luc Stephen is a Haitian born Jamaica Queens (by way of Boston) entrepreneur creative who has an amazing story. We talk about his beginnings in Boston, Massachusetts. Then moving to Jamaica Queens in High School. We talk about the stigma of Haitians in the early 90s as well as his transition from wanting to be a basketball player to falling into the streets in the early 80s. We then go into his transition from jail to becoming a fitness Coach to then getting bit by the Director bug & wanting to direct movies. Definitely a Man of many hats. Great story. Enjoy.

In this episode, Dula and I made a new friend. Fellow podcast er, MC , creative Rich Notch is on the podcast. We have discussions about traditional hip-hop as well as his upbringing and motivation. We also have an interesting Marsha Ambrosia story. We also get into his transition into podcasting, as well as The good old hip-hop discussion. You can see his show on YouTube simply type in tall genius or the rich genius show. Enjoy.

If you know me, you know that I have never been a sports type of Dude. In this episode Dula & his cousin Anthony, and his friend Mane, all New Yorkers, and sports fanatics. Try to convince me, or get to the bottom of why I’m not invested in sports or really care about it at all. They tried to have an intervention, if you will. I even call my Brother to assist. Totally funny conversation. Lots of New York. Slang and jokes all around. One for the books. Enjoy.

In this episode, Dula and myself begin talking about our trip to the Bronx for George Bell AKA King George’s birthday party. 80s and 90s themed to the nines with classic 90s guests, etc. We then have a conversation about Will Smith and his legacy, as well as spiraling off into a bunch of different HipHop conversations regarding producers and production. Like we always do. Enjoy!!!

In this episode Dula and myself interview a creative who I have been watching for years. Carlos a.k.a. @CLASSICMATERIALNY on Instagram has been inspiring me with his East Coast hip-hop inspired clothing. From hats hoodies shirts inspired by retro hip-hop, Carlos has done it all. We get his origin stories and exchange how him and Dula are 6° of separation from a lot of people. We also get a great story on how he started video directing by happenstance. Great hip-hop conversation. Enjoy.