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BACK ON FIGG EP : 414 W/ RJMRLA & COMPTON AV

BACKONFIGG5 views
The conversation shifts to industry dynamics, where Platinum Juice defends his support for Game's album amidst West Coast rap tensions, critiques RJ the Rapper's negative commentary on the LA scene, and shares insights osummaryIndustry Critique of RJ the Rapper: The guest criticizes RJ for using his platform to bash young artists and OGs from a rented space without contributing to the community, contrasting this with his own efforts to uplift takeaway“It's a business. You got to get money. You got to have chip... Rap cost... You think you going to get in this rap just cuz you're the hardest rapper... It ain't that.”quote

Friendship Breakups + Shinning A Light On Black Businesses

Way Up With Angela Yee
The episode explores the complexities of friendship breakups through personal anecdotes and a high-profile podcast interview between Vic Mensah and Chance the Rapper, highlighting how financial disparity and unmet expectsummaryFriendship breakups often stem from perceived lack of reciprocity or support during times of success; Vic Mensah admitted jealousy when Chance the Rapper succeeded while he was struggling financially.takeaway

N.O.R.E. Goes At DJ Vlad, Diddy In Jail, Keefe D Trial, Charlamagne Smoke & More | Drink Champs

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The panel discusses the evolution of hip-hop, debating the hierarchy of rappers (placing Jay-Z at the top, followed by Nas and Drake) and analyzing the impact of social media on diss culture.summaryDiss Culture Evolution: The 24-hour response rule is a modern social media phenomenon, contrasting with the 90s era where diss tracks like 'Ether' took months to release. The panel notes that modern diss culture often latakeaway“Jay-Z is still the number one rapper of all time in my opinion. You ask any rapper in the world if you could trade careers with anybody, who would it be? It's always going to be Hov.”quote

Game Tells All on Situations w/ Drake, Kendrick Lamar, 50 Cent, Blacc Sam, YG Versuz, Documentary 3

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Longevity Strategy: The Game cites Ice Cube's advice that longevity in hip-hop requires becoming a 'chameleon' who morphs with the genre's evolution, noting that artists like E-40, Snoop Dogg, and Nas prove that rappers takeawayGang Politics vs. Music: The Game explains his absence from certain high-profile events (like Drake/Kendrick Lamar gatherings) due to 'gang politics' and his identity as a Compton rapper, stating he prioritizes harmony atakeaway“I'm not a non-affiliate rapper. I am a westside Compton Cedar Block Pyro rapper... LA gang culture is not for everybody... You don't open the door and walk out of gang bang.”quote

Maino: I Wanna Battle 50 CENT AGAIN‼️: BAGFUEL | FULL INTERVIEW

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Maino discusses his evolution from a rapper with a 10-year prison sentence to a multi-hyphenate entrepreneur and podcaster, emphasizing that authenticity and personality drive modern success more than traditional 'gangstsummaryCareer Evolution: Maino rejects the label of 'transitioning' from rapper to podcaster, viewing himself as a multi-faceted hustler utilizing multiple 'faucets' of talent simultaneously rather than switching lanes.takeaway

Rico Love Talks Usher, Beyoncé, Diddy, Kelly Rowland, Nelly, New Album '97 Bad Boy' & More!

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Grammy-winning songwriter Rico Love shares his journey from a young rapper in Milwaukee to a top-tier hitmaker, emphasizing the critical role of discipline, resilience, and learning from industry giants like Usher, KanyesummaryThe 'Left Hand' Metaphor: Rico Love compares his transition from rapper to songwriter to a basketball player discovering their non-dominant hand. He realized he had a latent gift for songwriting structure by observing prtakeaway

Tekashi 6ix9ine Gives a Tour of His Florida Mansion (Flashback)

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He uses the tour to defend his artistic legacy, citing specific platinum certifications and over 50 million estimated sales to counter media narratives labeling him a 'rat' or 'problematic rapper.' The conversation also summary“Name one rapper that has this flag... I'm so hated because I can dominate in the English world, I can dominate in the Latin world, English, Spanish.”quote“We're recording hit Billboard Records on top of alligators. What rapper... makes hits on top of live hungry alligators? Nobody. You're the only one.”quote

Jack Harlow EXCLUSIVE ‘Monica’ Interview! On Pivoting to R&B, Dating in NYC & Finding Himself

Popcast27 views
He addresses the unique pressures of being a white rapper in hip-hop, explaining his conscious choice to deepen his roots in Black music rather than retreat to safer, traditionally white genres.summaryHe faced industry pressure as a white rapper but chose to double down on Black musical influences (R&B, Neo Soul) rather than retreating to 'safer' genres like country or rock, which he notes are common landing spots fortakeaway“If a black rapper wants to do something completely sonically adventurous, it can often be treated as a whim or something to be ignored or a joke... Country music... has become a safe landing place for former white rappequote

Mike Dimes On Losing Himself To Fame, Embracing Authenticity, & Why Loyalty is Subjective

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Rapper Mike Dimes discusses his three-year hiatus from the music industry, framing it as a necessary step to regain authenticity after becoming lost in fame and major label pressures.summaryDimes also challenges the 'TikTok rapper' stigma by highlighting his Spotify success and explains why embracing visibility is essential for delivering substantive messages in modern entertainment.summaryDimes challenges the industry stigma of being a 'TikTok rapper' by highlighting he has over 700 million streams on Spotify, proving that viral moments can coexist with long-term streaming success.takeaway

Addressing Backlash From Jay-Z Comments + Did Diddy Steal ‘Juicy’ From Another Rapper? | Full Show

The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show35 views
They also address resurfaced plagiarism allegations regarding Notorious B.I.G.'s 'Juicy' and a Mississippi rapper named Notorious B1, concluding that while the name similarity is suspicious, Biggie was the superior talensummaryPlagiarism Allegations Analysis: Regarding the Notorious B1 vs. Biggie Smalls controversy, the hosts note that while the name 'Notorious B1' and song similarities are shady, B1 was not a talented enough rapper to have intakeaway“I am willing to state that Big E Smalls was a better and more talented rapper than Notorious B1. Hold that. Write it down. Take a picture. I believe that in my heart and soul.”quote

Figgmunity React To T.I. Cutting His Hair & Announcing Final Album Plus Martin Lawrence Weight Loss

Power 106 Los Angeles53 views
Key discussions involve specific advice for surviving alligator attacks, the rise of TikTok jingle creators, and the controversy surrounding a rapper joining a college football team.summaryCelebrity Impact on Sports: Allowing a rapper (Tusi) to join the Syracuse University football team as a walk-on has negatively impacted recruitment, with potential recruits backing out due to concerns about distraction atakeaway

Fake NFL Players, Fake Doctors & Fake Kidnappings: The Scams That Shocked Everyone 👀 | TSR Live

THE SHADE ROOM3 views
The episode features guest Big Vic discussing his podcast evolution, reconciliation with Chance the Rapper, and a Tupac murder trial verdict, alongside a debate on relationship boundaries regarding OnlyFans and social etsummary“This is telling Stevie Wonder to sit down. This is telling Charlie Wilson to sit down. This is telling any of our greats to sit down. He just happens to be a rapper. This is a superstar.”quote“I just feel like rappers need to be able to age how they want to age. And when you... Jay-Z's never been an average rapper.”quote

Hot Take Tuesday: Trump Is Great, Ice Cube Better Than B.I.G. + Nas Has Done The Most For Hip-Hop

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Nas is claimed by one host to have done more for hip-hop than any other rapper in history due to his continued output and support for legends, though this is countered by mentions of other artists' business contributionstakeaway“Nas has done more for hip-hop than any rapper in history. Uh that's that's in the convo right there. Yes. He has given back more to hip-hop than any rapper in history.”quote