Straight from the heart of Harlem, hosts Kenny KP Supreme and DP take on all things hip hop and pop culture - from the latest trends to the biggest controversies - while chopping it up with special celebrity guests.
Yohancé Collins talks about dating girls named Ethel, the perfect wingman scam, and Martin Luther King Jr.'s trashy reality show; Big Mickey explains why she'll never be the man in her relationship and fake lesbians.
Trey Elliot talks about turning Hollywood, the dangers of dating rich women and being one flat tire away from homelessness; G. King talks about his fake thug brother, getting called out at the gas station and the step-dad trap.
Kirko Bangz joins Big Bank, DJ Scream, and Baby Jade to talk about being an independent artist, getting compared to Drake, how social media holds people accountable, Drank In My Cup, making money off of TikTok, the city of Houston, and more.
Sitting down with James Brittain-McVey to discuss how he got into watch collecting, his thoughts on being waitlisted for a timepiece, his appreciation for independent watch brands, building authentic relationships within the collector community, and more.
The founders prepare for their biggest challenge yet: pitching their businesses to a panel of investors. Before the big day, mentor guests and successful Black entrepreneurs Ryan Wilson, Kia-Shun Voltz, and Brandon Blackwood surprise the cohort with a dinner party that doubles as a pop quiz. Powered by Target.
Award-winning artist 6LACK sits down with a lineup of special celebrity guests for candid, thought-provoking conversations inspired by his acclaimed new album, Love Is the New Gangsta.
Sitting down with James Brittain-McVey to discuss how he got into watch collecting, his thoughts on being waitlisted for a timepiece, his appreciation for independent watch brands, building authentic relationships within the collector community, and more.
The founders prepare for their biggest challenge yet: pitching their businesses to a panel of investors. Before the big day, mentor guests and successful Black entrepreneurs Ryan Wilson, Kia-Shun Voltz, and Brandon Blackwood surprise the cohort with a dinner party that doubles as a pop quiz. Powered by Target.
Award-winning artist 6LACK sits down with a lineup of special celebrity guests for candid, thought-provoking conversations inspired by his acclaimed new album, Love Is the New Gangsta.
Lifting the veil on what A-list guests like athletes, entertainers and influencers are doing to reach and maintain stardom, all while inspiring others to grind for greatness.
Chico Will explains arrogant homeless people, voicemail reviews and looking young at thirty; Travis Blunt talks being biracial, paying tithes and putting himself back through school.