Legendary Queens rapper N.O.R.E. and Miami hip-hop pioneer DJ EFN are joined by A-list guest stars for a boozy, raucous, and totally unfiltered show where nothing is off limits... after a few shots.
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.
NBA legends Zach Randolph and Tony Allen welcome a star-studded lineup of athletes and artists for can't-miss conversations about the journey to success.
NBA legends Zach Randolph and Tony Allen welcome a star-studded lineup of athletes and artists for can't-miss conversations about the journey to success.
Saweetie joins to discuss growing up in the Bay Area, her various jobs before making it as a recording artist, and her motivation behind her hit single "My Type."
Revolt shines a spotlight on rising filmmakers pushing the culture forward through dope short films; featuring the short films: The First 30 Days, At All Costs, and Who's Really Real.
Revolt shines a spotlight on rising filmmakers pushing the culture forward through dope short films; featuring the short films: The First 30 Days, At All Costs, and Who's Really Real.
Sitting down with Vikki Tobak to explore Hip-Hop as a lens on American culture; discussing her Detroit roots, thoughts on Public Enemy, and legendary Tunnel stories, as well as the significance of watches as generational wealth; the conversation also dives into her guest-curated "Ice Cold" exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History, tracing the evolution of Hip-Hop jewelry and its cultural impact.
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.