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.
Marcus Smith gets real about his country family, getting upgrades from Dr. Miami and home-owning ghosts; Willie Macc talks being a young father, giving his son orange juice and properly using emojis.
Chris Sneed explains moving back with his son's grandmother, bunking with his son, and being specific about prayers; Mike Eshaq talks eating bacon as a Muslim, dealing with airport security, and determining who looks racist.
Perri Dash and Rashawn Smith sit down with Newark's very own Mach-Hommy to discuss his love for luxury timepieces, knowing when and how to wear a watch, the philosophy of no need to reinvent the wheel, his favorite medium being film.
Pharrell joins DJ Drama to discuss his feature on Kendrick Lamar's Alright, the impact of In My Mind: The Prequel Gangsta Grillz mixtape, feeling the need to prove his rapping ability on the tape how A Tribe Called Quest's Bonita Applebum influenced.
Perri Dash and Rashawn Smith sit down with Newark's very own Mach-Hommy to discuss his love for luxury timepieces, knowing when and how to wear a watch, the philosophy of no need to reinvent the wheel, his favorite medium being film.
Boosie Badazz and NaNa join to discuss the differences for artists signing to a major label and going independent, the story behind NaNa signing to Boosie's label, and the importance of staying out of the comments.
Pharrell joins DJ Drama to discuss his feature on Kendrick Lamar's Alright, the impact of In My Mind: The Prequel Gangsta Grillz mixtape, feeling the need to prove his rapping ability on the tape how A Tribe Called Quest's Bonita Applebum influenced.
Jonnae Thompson gets real about Jill Scott, the real secret to weight loss, and stripper names; Darius Culpepper talks about being low-key homeless and reading bedtime stories to his homies.
Victor Pope Jr. talks about the cutest racial slur in the world, sneak-meating, and the appropriation of gangsta culture; Heather Jay explains why she won't date older men and reveals the truth about black girl justice.