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Happy Thursday! The legendary Kardinal Offishall drops by to chop it up with the guys about his new album “Firestarter Volume 2”. Kardi introduces us to some Jamaican microphone etiquette, before sharing stories about coming up in Toronto’s hip hop scene as a dancehall inspired rapper. He also speaks on the creation of the “Grindin’” Remix, going to high school with some of the most talented producers in Toronto, and being a part of Rihanna’s first album. The guys discuss Canadian rappers that they wish got more love, the early days of Konvict Music, and independence vs. being signed to a major. We wrap up with Kardi’s top 5 Canadian artists, and a quick story about the time where he heard Michael Jackson’s real voice. “Firestarter Volume 2”, by Kardinal Offishall is available now!
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Zip joins Demaris and Rory this episode because Mal is away somewhere, vibing apparently. We start off trying to figure out how old Zip actually is by his favorite video game. Delonte West had one hell of a fight (sarcasm), and Tesla has finally gotten cars to fly. Battle Rap has broken the guys’ hearts now that they’ve found out it might be wrestling adjacent, and Zip has strong opinions about it. We discuss whether you would rather have a commercially successful career or a well respected one. We also get into Jay Z admitting to his pettiness with Irv Gotti, Meek Mill’s return, where we think Mal actually is + more!
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Happy Friday! Zip pulls up on the guys, and starts off this episode by explaining COVID protocol in the jail system, which leads us into the news of Diddy injuring himself fighting the leader of the Shower Posse, which (unfortunately for Diddy) turns out is not a gang that showers together. Trump calls off the livestream of the execution in Fort Hood, Summer Walker files a lawsuit against LVRN, over claims of pocketing her money, and the guys break down what is wrong with her alleged contract. Daejon Love, scammer of the century, and fake former 49er, gets a Netflix documentary, Larry David shares a story about running into OJ Simpson, and Druski is announced as the first online creator to host ‘SNL’. Jason Lee gets fired from his role as Vice Mayor of Stockon, CA, A$AP Rocky sparks a debate over what rappers he had the biggest influence on, and a man dies in Georgia after a Six Flags rollercoaster ejects him during the ride. Finally, the guys share their takes on Eminem and Kid Rock’s rumored collab album, Fivio Foreign’s gospel music career, and preview new music coming this weekend from Snoh Aalegra, Lucky Daye, and more!
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Mez drops by the show to chop it up with the guys about his upcoming project, “Electric Future Gangster”, and share some insane stories of working with Kanye, J.Cole, and Dr. Dre. We kick off this episode with some debating over the 2027 Grammy nominations, and the guys discuss Don Toliver’s “OCTANE” vs. J.Cole’s “The Fall-Off”. Mez shares the story of how he ended up in LA, which involves airline buddy passes (RIP), Dr. Dre session tryouts, and a shoeless Rick Rubin. He also recalls sessions with Kanye for “The Life of Pablo”, where Ye insulted his shoe game, as well as making his directorial debut with J.Cole with the video for “MIDDLE CHILD”. He speaks on all the obstacles that came with directing the video, like pulling the tint off of the windows of Cole’s Bentley, and people hating on him for having no directorial experience. Finally, we look forward to his upcoming project, which features H.E.R., T.I., J.Cole, Anderson .Paak, and more! “Electric Future Gangster” releases on November 20th, and the single, “WAY TOO MUCH” is out now!
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