3 For A Dolla Podcast

Jordan (@sonofthelights) and Domo (@domodope) from the music group "Sound of Mind" join us on this weeks episode where we open with a discussion about Lana Del Rey and Doja Cat's public blunders. We transition to our music reviews where we review Gunna's 2nd studio album titled "Wunna". Lastly we discuss Sound of Mind's new project "Neon". The group shines some light on how the project came together and the vision behind it. We also discuss their musical inspirations and and breakdown each song on the project. Make sure you get the project "Neon" available on all streaming platforms now. Feel free to Like, comment, subscribe, and review and as always your 3 cents are appreciated.

This week, Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar) and Brytnie Devon open the episode by sharing who they would like to see in an IG Verzuz Battle. Lil Wayne vs. T.I., Chris Brown vs. Usher, and more. Who would you be interested in seeing go toe-to-toe in a battle? We also share thoughts on the critically-acclaimed battles Jill Scott vs. Erykah Badu and Johnta Austin vs. NeYo. With a light music docket, we briefly discuss "High Off Life" x Future, "Temperature Rising" (Single) x Tory Lanez, and "Do It" (single) x Chloe x Halle. As a conversation topic, we define and discuss industry plants from Bryson Tiller to Lil Nas X to Destiny's Child? As always, give us your three cents. 

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar) and Brytnie Devon RETURN celebrating Doja Cat, Nicki Minaj, Beyonce and Megan thee Stallion for making US chart history by being the first collaborations between two female rappers that have captured the two top spots on the Billboard charts. We review albums "Dark Lane Demo Tapes" x Drake, "Slime & B" x Chris Brown & Young Thug, and "It Was Good Until It Wasn't" x Kehlani. Is Kehlani's album the best R&B project this year so far? What were some of your favorite tracks off these projects? We transition and revisit Coachella, a previous discussion topic on an earlier episode. In light of CoronaVirus and cancellation of the festival - Will this line-up remain the same when it returns? Have some artists missed their opportunity? In the future, what changes should the festival make to ensure everyone's safety? We share our thoughts. As a wrap up, we list albums that we've been listing to in quarantine and briefly touch on the IG Verzuz battles. As always, give us your three cents.  Lyric of the Week:  Don Julio made me a fool for you And now I might hit your phone up with that ra-ra-ra Missin' my da-da-da, missin' that ah-ah-ah  - "Toxic" x Kehlani 

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar) and Brytnie Devon open the episode by discussing Da Baby’s latest incident in the news. They share their thoughts about what happened and Da Baby’s reaction. Was it extreme? They transition into reviewing “Suga” x Megan Thee Stallion, “Eternal Atake” x Lil Uzi Vert, and “Chilombo” x Jhene Aiko. Which album did you like best? They share the results of last week’s poll and have an intense conversation about the impact of the 2013 song “Control” x Big Sean. Since Kendrick’s infamous verse, did the artist he called out accept the challenge and release their best projects?  Lobs: “Naked Silhouettes” x Ohana Bam  Lyric of the Week:  “Tell me whatcha say now?/Tell me whatcha say/Come again?  If you cannot stay down/Then you do not have to pretend/  Like there is no way out/ I shoulda never let you in/  ‘Cause you got me face down”  -“The Worst” x Jhene Aiko 

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar) and Brytnie Devon return with a loaded episode. To begin, they discuss their introductions to Drake, Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole’s musical catalog. They share some of their favorite songs by each artist. Who is the best out of the three  rappers? Is “DAMN” deeper than “To Pimp A Butterfly”? They also share thoughts on the single “SPLITDECISION” x PND. They transition into reviewing “My Turn” x Lil Baby and singles “Chicago Freestyle” & “When to Say When” x Drake. As a conversation topic, we share our thoughts about mental health in the music industry, as well as Meg the Stallion’s contract troubles. As always give us your three cents. Lobs: Synthetic Soul x Chiiild, Sinthesize x Terrace Martin  Lyric of the Week:  “Now, in a perfect world, I probably won’t be insensitive/Cold as December, but never remember what winter did/I wouldn’t blame you for mistakes I made or the bed I laid/Seems like I point the finger just to make a point, nowadays.” - Pride x Kendrick Lamar   

This week, 3 for a Dolla podcast is joined by special guest @itsDJGB. We recap Pardi Gras 4’s (@weliketopardi) week of events and Lari Pati (@laripatidotcom) where DJ GB was a featured DJ in the lineup. We discuss “Trap Soul” x Bryson Tiller and briefly touch on “Got it Made” x Kamaiyah. Did Bryson pave the way for the “Trap Soul” sound? Is Bryson’s sophomore album a disappointment? DJ GB shares his upcoming projects and shows and drops gems on the differences between the world wide reception of Hiphop versus R&B. As always, give us your three cents!  

Gobe, Raval Lavar , and Brytnie Devon are back to review "Hopeless Romantic' by Tink and "The Slow Rush" by Tame Impala. The Reviews are followed by a fruitful discussion about the career of Lil wayne and if Birdman was really looking out for him by not letting him drop the "Carter 5". Finally we close with Quentin Miller's IG rant about "If your reading this its too late" and if we think it was warranted or not. As always give your 3 cents and enjoy!

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), and Brytnie Devon return and recap this week’s news including  Ari Lennox’s apology to Gayle King and Oprah and Jussie Smollet’s indictment. We also build our personal Olympic choir team with artists such as: Kelly Price, Beyoncé, and Ariana Grande. Who would you add or take away? We transition into reviewing the following albums: “Fuck the World” x Brent Faiyaz, “Black Habits” x D Smoke, and “The Price of Tea in China” x Boldy James. Lastly, we discuss Billie Eilish’s comments regarding storytelling and cap in today’s music and we share a heated response from an artist! Did Billie have a point? As always, give us your 3 cents! 

Part 2 of the 3foradolla Top albums of 2019 recap is here! Gobe, Raval Lavar, and Brytnie Devon attempt to set aside their difference and create a combined 3foradolla Top Ten albums of 2019 list. This is easier said than done as everyone has vastly different individual lists. Tune in to hear the process and the bicker and of course as always give us your 3 cents. 

This week, Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), Brytnie Devon discuss Ebro’s from Hot97 latest comment on Eminem’s work ethic. Did he have a point? Is Eminem still one of the greatest of all time? They also recap 2019’s albums and reveal their individual Top 20 Albums of 2019 lists. As they discuss, they share their process of creating the lists and narrowing down albums. Common albums between the three include: “Wow...That’s Crazy” x Wale, “Chasing Summer” x SiR, and “Revenge of the Dreamers III” x Dreamville. We also express a sincere R.I.P to Kobe Bryant and GiGi Bryant. We send love and light to his family and fans. As always, give us your three cents. 

3 for a Dolla podcast is joined this week by Murdock (IG & Twitter: @amurdock_ii) and Bintou (IG: @binnyyy_). We discuss the newly released music video, “Life is Good” x Future and Drake. We also give an in-depth review of J.Cole’s sophomore album released in 2013, “Born Sinner”. Is “Born Sinner” J.Cole’s best album? Is it a classic? Lastly, we dive into Murdock’s mixtape “Process towards Progress” and discuss making the mixtape, his gift of motivational speaking, and his career path of being a lawyer. As always, give us your three cents.

This week’s episode, Gi (Raval Lavar) and Brytnie Devon are joined by Diop (IG & Twitter: Dioooop) and Double A (IG: @doubleamuzic & Twitter: @doubleamuzic_). We discuss the 2020 Coachella lineup and review albums “The Jungle is the Only Way Out” x Mereba and “Wow...That’s Crazy” x Wale. Lastly, we discuss Diop & Double A’s collab project “It Takes A Little More”, released Dec. 2019 and available on all streaming platforms. As we interview the two artists, they provide candid insights into their journey in making this project, as well as, their development as artists.

In the last episode of the year, Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), and Brytnie Devon recap Moments with Murdock. Following the recap, the trio review “JACKBOYS” x JACKBOYS, “Back at Burnie’s” x Curren$y, and “My present” x DaniLeigh. To wrap up the episode, they discuss Drake’s interview with Rap Radar. As always, give us your three cents. See you next episode in 2020.   Lyric of the week: “I'm just as famous as my mentorBut that's still the boss, don't get sent for Get hype on tracks and jump in front of a bullet you wasn't meant for Cause you don't really wanna hear me vent more Hot temper, scary outcome Here's a reason for niggas that's hatin' without one That always let they mouth run Bench players talkin' like starters, I hate it Started from the bottom, now we here, nigga, we made it Yeah, Tom Ford Tuscan Leather smellin' like a brick Degenerates, but even Ellen love our shit Rich enough that I don't have to tell 'em that I'm rich Self explanatory, you just here to spread the story, wassup” “Tuscan Leather” - Drake

This week, 3 for a Dolla is joined by Brett (Twitter:@ColdWar_7 & IG:@jewe7_thief). We opened up by discussing news site "The Root's" best albums of the decade list. Should Beyonce's "Lemonade" have the #1 spot? We also discuss RapCaviar's Best Hip-Hop Albums of the 2010s List. Who would you take out? Should Chance's mixtape "Acid Rap" be included? We review albums "Free Nationals" x Free Nationals, "Bubba" x Kaytranada, and "Phases II - EP" x Arin Ray. To wrap the conversation up, Brytnie provides her list of "Sangers" (list in description) , which is followed by a healthy debate and we share our take-a-ways from Meek Mill's interview with Charlamagne The God. As always give us your 3 cents.  Lyric of the Week: "If skills sold, truth be told, I'd probably be Lyrically, Talib Kweli Truthfully, I wanna rhyme like Common Sense But I did 5 mill' --- I ain't rhyming like Common since"  -"Moment of Clarity" x Jay-Z    Bryt's Top 5 Sangers: Fantasia Whitney Houston Jazmine Sullivan Beyonce Mariah Carey

This week, 3 for a Dolla is joined by guest Karte' Carter (@kartecarter). We discuss Hov's recent birthday and his contribution to the industry and Lizzo's constant display of nudity. The crew transitions into discussing the passing of 21-year-old rapper Juice Wrld on Dec. 8 and the pressures of "making it" from the perspective of New School rappers versus Old School. Who are some of the best old school rappers and did their music age well? We review albums "Please Excuse me for being Antisocial" x Roddy Ricch and "From Now on Until Then" x Karte' Carter. Karte' Carter provides insights into his musical inspirations, process of making the album, and the differences between his previous project released in 2018, "From Now On". Karte Carter' reflects on his time spent living in LA, Nipsey Hussle's impact and his return to his home of Indianapolis. As always, give us your three cents.  Lyric of the Week:   “Hovs a living legend and I’ll tell you why, everybody wanna be hov and hovs still alive” -Jay-Z 

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), and Brytnie Devon are back from the holidays with a jam-packed episode. We discuss if Drake can actually SANG or can he just hold a note?, Is “Heat" x Chris Brown better than "No Guidance" ?, Was Goldlink out of pocket for his recent Mac Miller comments? We also reviewed "Born to Rap" x The Game, "Summertime Shootout 3: Coldest Summer Ever" x Fabulous, and “WWCD" x Griselda. Finally, we review The Weeknd's latest singles “Blinding Lights” & “Heartless”. Are they heat or mid? As always give us your 3 cents. Albums revisited:1123 x BJ the Chicago Kid Take care x DrakeLyric of the week: "Daps and hugs, mean mugs and shoulder shrugsAnd it's all because accumulated enough scratchJust to navigate it, wood decorated on chromeAnd it's candy paintedFans fainted while I'm entertainingWild, ain't itHow me and money end up hanging" -"Country Grammar" x Nelly

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar) and Brytnie Devon return with special guest Khari (@de_la_rich). We begin by recapping the 6th and final local art showcase/mixer, "Who's Who" and recent beef between Nicki Minaj and Kashdoll. Was Kashdoll wrong for unfollowing Nicki? We transition into discussing the recently released 2020 Grammy award nomination list. Were you happy with the nominees? or Was one of your favorite albums of the year missing from the list? We review albums, "Cuffing Season 3" x Eric Bellinger and "Ctrl" x Sza. We also review singles, "You Know Wassup" x Kehlani, "The News" x PARTYNEXTDOOR, "Loyal" x PARTYNEXTDOOR ft. Drake and "Something Real" x Summer Walker ft. Chris Brown. Lastly, we dive deeper into social anxiety and uncover problematic takes on Summer Walker. As always, give us your three cents.  Lyric of the Week: "Now keep in mind I'm an artist and I'm sensitive about my shit" -Erykah Badu -Tyrone - Erykah Badu

3 for a Dolla return this week with a brief recap of the 2019 Soul Train Awards, specifically Ari Lennox’s twitter rant of her recent disappointment and the categories in which she was nominated and did not win. Is she wrong for feeling some type of way? They proceed into discussing Summer Walker and her recent confession to having social anxiety and it affecting her interaction with her fans. Lastly, the trio review “None of Your Concern” x Jhené Aiko and “Chixtape 5” x Tory Lanez. Did the Chixtape 5 measure up to your expectations? Which Chixtape is your favorite? As always, give us your three cents.  Lyric of the Week: “Real niggas fuck with Jodeci, not the Beatles” - Dom Kennedy -17 x Dom Kennedy 

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), and Brytnie return with the latest news of Kaepernick’s workout and the recent shooting of Lil Reese. On episode 203, we review “The Juice: Vol. II” x Emotional Oranges, “Hot Pink” x Doja Cat, and “King of R&B” x Jacquees. We extensively talk about Jacquees claiming to be the “King of R&B” of his generation and the artists who may or may not be considered apart of his generation. As always, give us your three cents! Lyric of the Week: “They day I’m evil because I trained my ego to see goldSee, no seagulls couldn’t see these goals” - Joey Bada$$ -Killuminati - Joey Bada$$

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), and Brytnie Devon review the numerous singles that released this weeks including: “Morning” x Teyana Taylor ft. Kehlani, “No cryin” x Dvsn ft. Future, “I want you around” x Snoh ft. 6lack, “In my Room” x Frank Ocean, “Hot (Remix)” x Young Thug ft. Gunna and Travis Scott, and an EP “Love Language” x Umi. Is Travis Scott back? We share a list of blunders made in Season 1 from Solange, J. Cole, Young Nudy, to Earth Gang and Tory Lanez. We even share a definition of Celibacy?? To find out what was all said on this episode, be sure to listen and as always, give us your three cents! Lyric of the Week: “Well, I’m finally here to talk some shit Well, I finally get to say some words  The way I speak so direct on these songs  It’s like I didn’t even make a verse” - 6lack -Prada Process x Guapdad 4000 ft. 6lack

And We Back!! Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), and Brytnie Devon return with a few new agenda items. To begin, we recap albums we missed during our break including, “KIRK” x DaBaby, “Wow...That’s Crazy” x Wale, and “Over It” x Summer Walker. We transition into discussing a couple albums that dropped this past week like “Dior Deposits” x Guapdad 4000 and the anticipated “Jesus is King” x Kanye West. We have a more in-depth conversation concerning Kanye West and his latest interview with Big Boy (now available on YouTube). Is Kanye using Jesus for his own personal gain? How did you enjoy the album? Listen to what we had to say and as always, give us your three cents!

3 for a Dolla put together the best moments from Season One including some of our best conversations and our hardest laughs. Stay tuned to our social media for updates and we'll be back soon for Season Two. Enjoy! :) 

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), and Brytnie Devon discuss Kanye West and his Sunday Service. Is Brytnie wrong for not watching? Would you like to attend one of his services? They review local artists’, Foxd’legnd & Makwolf’s Ep “Never Faded”, and “Buying Time” (single) x Lucky Daye. They also share news and their perspectives on the Tekashi 69 trial and what could potentially happen next. This episode wraps up Season 1 for the crew. As always, leave us your three cents. 

3 for a Dolla returns with a jam packed episode. They begin by acknowledging the recent success and news of Lizzo's #1 song "Truth Hurts" and Meg The Stallion's deal with Roc Nation. The trio transitions into album reviews of "LOVE AND COMPROMISE" x Mahalia, "Hollywood's Bleeding" x Post Malone, and "Mirrorland" x EARTHGANG. Which one is a definite rider in your car? The conversation evolves into a discussion on the recent development's of the Jay-Z and NFL Partnership deal and Nicki Minaj's "not-so" retirement. As always, give us your three cents. 

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), and Brytnie Devon recap their time as featured guests at the 5th installment of the local showcase event, Who's Who. They transition into the album reviews of “Bare With Me" x Justine Skye, "Chasing Summer" x SiR, and "Coming Home”(single) x Pusha T ft. Lauryn Hill. The group briefly gives their take-a-ways and first impressions of Travis Scott’s “Look Mom I can Fly” documentary on Netflix. Finally, they discuss the “10 year rule”. Do you believe that after an artist reaches 10 years, they lack passion and/or quality? If so, who is an artist that you believe falls into this category? As always, give us your three cents!  

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), and Brytnie Devon discuss the 5th annual Chreece Music festival with performances from local artists in Indianapolis. The group also discusses Summer Walker's single "Playing Games", as well as "85 to Africa" x Jidenna and "Eve" x Rapsody. Finally the trio analyze Joe Budden and Swae Lee's exchange of words concerning Swae Lee's new single. As always, give us your three cents.

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar) and Brytnie Devon return this week to review “Floor Seats” x A$AP Ferg, "So Much Fun" x Young Thug, and "-Ugh, those feels again” x Snoh Aalegra. We transition into discussing Jay-Z’s controversial decision to sign a deal with the NFL. We go into detail about the deal, Jemele Hill’s article, and backlash on social media. As always, give us your three cents.

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), and Brytnie Devon review "Port of Miami 2" x Rick Ross, “Hot Girl Summer" (single) x Meg the Stallion ft. Nicki Minaj, “Hottest in the City” (single) x Ty Dolla Sign, and “Hair Down” (single) x Sir ft. Kendrick Lamar. Finally the group discuss “What is R&B?” and “Who is considered an R&B artist?” Has the times changed from what used to be considered R&B and what today’s R&B is? As always, give us your three cents.

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar) and Brytnie Devon return this week with a guest appearance from Nelson Fant (@mrfantastikk_). We discuss "Brandon Banks" x Maxo Kream, "Care Package" x Drake, and "How you want it?" x Teyana Taylor ft. King Combs. We transition into discussing top 5 albums of all time. Is Lupe Fiasco apart of the conversation? We also have an intense conversation on impact and legacy. Does nostalgia or one's death heighten the impact they've made? Where is Lil Wayne's legacy? What impact has Tupac REALLY made? As always, give us your three cents. 

3 for a Dolla returns this week with the latest news in music! First, we give our reviews of "The Big Day" x Chance the Rapper, "1123" x BJ the Chicago Kid, and "The Lost Boy" x YBN Cordae. We discuss Big Sean's new single, "Overtime" and Rick Ross & Drake's collaboration on "Gold Roses". Are they the best collab to date? We transition into reviewing the XXL Freshman class freestyles and Tay-K's recent case developments. We also touched on Chris Brown and Drake's video for the song of the summer, "No Guidance" and ASAP Rocky still being locked up in Sweden. Why is Trump advocating for ASAP to be released? Listen to this episode to hear what we have to say. As always, give us your 3 cents!

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), and Brytnie Devon discuss ComplexCon, including the background/history, exhibits, artist appearances, and performances. The three give their opinion on "The Lost Tapes 2" x Nas, the Beyoncé curated Lion King soundtrack, "The Lion King: The Gift", and local rapper Double A who drops his EP "How Soon They Forget". Brytnie provides a surprising hot take on Nas and some would say the Lion King. The jokes are non-stop with this episode and the laughs are uncontrollable. As always give us your 3 ¢ents!

This week, 3 for a Dolla collab with The Brother Guys Podcast (@TheBrotherGuys) for a special cross-over episode ft. J.Manly and Malcolm Is Important. First we get to discussing the album reviews for "K.R.I.T. IZ HERE" x Big K.R.I.T. and "Angel's Pulse" x Blood Orange. The conversation leads into various directions, including substance over what's "the bull s***!" And It wouldn't be right if we didn't discuss Drake and J.Cole. As Gobe takes the lead of this weeks episode, we are missing Brytnie Devon and Raval Lavar (Gi). But as always, give us your 3 cents!

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), and Brytnie Devon return to review "Revenge of the Dreamers III" x J. Cole, "ERYS" x Jaden, and "Perfect Ten" x Mustard. Which album was your favorite? The conversation transitions into a discussion about the work and impact in the community that Jaden is doing. Is he doing more in the community than any other artist? We also discuss the current top 3 rappers of all time. Does Cole still hold a spot or can he be replaced? Are his verses mid? If he's not in your current top 3 rappers, who is? As always, give us your two cents. 

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), and Brytnie Devon open by discussing tone-deaf "jokes" and the effects of social media. Are they just jokes or are they tasteless? Do we pick and choose which jokes to be mad at and which jokes to join in on the laughter? The conversation moves to review "Case Study" x Daniel Caesar, "Bandana" x Freddie Gibbs & Madlib, and "Indigo" x Chris Brown. Is "Indigo" too long? What is Chris Brown's best album? Do you like Chris Brown's slow R&B songs more than his upbeat songs? We transition into a surprising conversation questioning, who is the best musician of Chris Brown's generation? Is it Trey Songz? The-Dream? As always, give us your two cents! 

3 for a Dolla return with a guest, Steven Russell (@pitchforpennies and @laripatidotcom). We begin by recapping the one year anniversary of Lari Pati (Haitian for "street party"), a party created for and created by the people of Indianapolis. What has been the biggest changes from Day 1 of Lari Pati to now? We transition into our album reviews of "Wayy 2 Kritical" x K Camp, "The Life of Pi'erre 4" x Pi'erre Bourne, and "7 EP" x Lil Nas X. We also share our thoughts on Nicki Minaj's new single "Megatron". Is Nicki Minaj in a league of her own? XXL recently released their 2019 Freshmen Class and we discuss the 11 lucky artists in detail and reminisce on our favorite or not-so-favorite freshmen class to date. To wrap the conversation up, we discuss the Indianapolis Renaissance, a road map to supporting and participating in the Renaissance, written by Steven. As always, give us your two cents!  Lobs:  Gobe: "That's Life" - 88-Keys ft. Mac Miller & Sia Brytnie: "Gossip Columns" - Marc E. Bassy  Raval Lavar (Gi): "E'Merse" - Marco McKinnis  Steven: "No Idea" - Don Toliver

Gobe (@g_series_), Gi - Raval Lavar (@ravallavar), and Brytnie Devon (@brytniedevon) discuss the latest Tory Lanez news and his empowerment of dark-skinned Black women. Do you believe that more artists should take a stand and work on changing the narrative in music videos and the representation of dark-skinned women? Is this Tory Lanez story true? 3 for a Dolla transitions into discussing the recent drops in music including: "The Best in the World Pack" x Drake, "1-888-88-DREAM" x Dreamville, and "Diaspora" x GoldLink. We also discuss the alleged DJ Khaled shots at Tyler, the Creator. Are these shots even directed at Tyler? Does DJ Khaled deserve the #1 spot? Give us your two cents! #easymoney  Lobs:  Gobe: "Sensational" x Young Gravy  Raval Lavar: "Scriptures" x Tee Grizzley  Brytnie Devon: "Morning After Sex", "Believe" x Damar Jackson 

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar) and Brytnie Devon conduct their first draft with a special guest, Nelson Fant (@mrfantastikk_). Each member of the podcast drafts rap artists, R&B artists, and producers to their "record label". Artists and producers in the draft include Metro, Drake, Ty Dolla $ign, Jhene Aiko, Migos, and more. Listen and find out who each member drafted to their team. Who has the best label? We also discuss Beyonce & Rihanna and who has more hits. As always, give us your two cents. 

Is it too early to rank our Top 15 albums of the year? 3 for a Dolla take their individual top 15 lists and through much debate create one list. Some of the albums featured include: Young Nudy "Sli'merre", Solange "When I Get Home", Tyler, The Creator "IGOR", and Ari Lennox "Shea Butter Baby". Pleas:e note that this list is subject to change.  Lobs: Gobe: Runtown - Emotions  Raval Lavar (Gi): Jordan Burgett - Pink Palace Nights   Brytnie Devon: Rukhsana Merrise - Today

The hosts of 3 for a Dolla review "Painted" x Lucky Daye, "Purple Emoji" x Ty Dolla $ign ft. J.Cole, "The London" x Young Thug ft. J. Cole & Travis Scott, "GRoCERIES" x Chance the Rapper ft. Tisakorean, and "4REAL 4REAL" x YG. We question, Who is the face of the West Coast and Does the intro track to an album set the tone for the whole project? What's your favorite intro track? As always, leave your two cents below. 

In this episode, 3 for a Dolla return and review "Sli'merre" by Young Nudy, "Gran Turismo" by Curren$y, "Triggered" by Jhene Aiko, "Father of Asahd" by DJ Khaled, "Fever" by Megan Thee Stallion", and "IGOR" by Tyler the Creator. We share our favorite features, tracks, and producers on each album. Which is your favorite album and why? As always, share your two cents!  Lobs:  Gobe: "The Juice: Vol. 1" - Emotional Oranges Brytnie: "Silk Canvas" - VanJess Raval Lavar (Gi): "FOTO" - Kota the Friend

3 For a Dolla returns with its first guest Lexi (@iBetUWntA_Lexus and @brunchwithbunch). We begin by giving our album reviews on PnB Rock "TrapStar Turnt Popstar" (Deluxe), TOBi "STILL", Tink "Voicemails", and Ari Lennox "Shea Butter Baby". We discuss today's length of albums. Are long albums too much to digest or Does it depend on who is releasing the album? Who is your favorite artist who can rap and sing? We round out the discussion by questioning if love or heartbreak songs hit harder and discuss some of our favorites in each category. We even share our vocals! As always, give us your two cents and tell us what hits harder.  Lobs:  Gobe: "Stay" - Safe  Brytnie: "Lowtide" - Leven Kali  Raval Lavar (Gi): Metro Into (single), "JaceTape" - Jace  Lexi: "Green Balloon" - Tank and the Bangs 

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), and Brytnie Devon discuss our favorite Nelly songs and Brytnie shows us how to pronounce the title of Chingy's hit single "Right Thur". We give our album reviews on Wiz Khalifa's "Fly Times" , Rico Nasty's "Anger Management" , and ScHoolboy Q's "CrasH Talk". We discuss if Wiz Khalifa's subject matter should grow or should he stay in his lane. We also touch on Jay-z's "Bsides 2" concert and his live Nipsey Hussle freestyle and why people love to hate Jay-z.  Album Lobs: Gobe: "E30"- Ryan Trey Brytnie: "Cuz I love you" - Lizzo Raval (Gi): "More Vibes" - Derek King

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), and Brytnie Devon discuss Beyonce’s “Homecoming” documentary and its impact within the culture. Is Beyonce’ the greatest performer of all time? We share our interpretations and reactions to Donald Glover’s (aka ‘Childish Gambino’) film “Guava Island” featuring Rhianna. Our conversation begins to question if Brandy is one of the greatest artists of all time?  What does the title “greatest of all time” consist of? We share our opinions on Uzi Vert’s latest singles, Tory Lanez “International Fargo”, and Schoolboy Q & Travis Scott’s single, ‘Chopstix’. Give us your two cents. 

Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), & Brytnie Devon return and discuss the releases of "Ventura" by Anderson .Paak and "Free Spirit" by Khalid. We also discuss Chris Brown's new single and music video, "Back to Love". Why is Jacquees and Ella Mai into it? Listen and find out. As always, give us your two cents. 

3fora$ Podcast Live in Denver, CO at Munchies and Mimosas hosted by GNC. We had the opportunity to sit down with WCW and tons of other artists and influencers to discuss a range of different topics from Nipsey Hussle's Legacy, D. Wade and Paul Pierce, and more. 

Gobe, Raval Lavar (Gi), and Brytnie Devon return to reflect on the music, legacy, impact, and life of Nipsey Hussle. We touch on our first introductions to his music and his personal influence in our lives. Rest in Power Nipsey Hussle! You will be greatly missed! 

SPOILER ALERT!!! Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar) & Brytnie Devon come together and discuss the recent social media rant by Daniel Caesar. Was he incorrect? Should we cancel him for his believes? Moving on, we discuss our interpretations of "US" by Jordan Peele and its symbolism and relevance to today's society. 

In this episode, 3 for a Dolla returns to discuss Teyana Taylor's self-directed video "Issues/Hold on", Iggy Azalea's "Sally Walker" video, Kanye's contract battle, Megan the Stallion's organic rap career, and Wale (underrated vs. underappreciated). What are the qualities of a culture vulture? & What does the current top three hip hop artists all have in common? As always, give us your two cents in the comments. 

Are documentaries the new wave of exposing "truths" and calling out injustices? 3 for a Dolla discuss the newest Michael Jackson documentary, "Leaving Neverland" and R. Kelly's latest interview with Gayle King on CBS. Can R.Kelly potentially escape prison time and accept a plea deal? Also - Is "Roll Some Mo" by Lucky Daye, one of the best R&B songs released in the last 5 years? Let us know your top 5 R&B songs ever! As always, give us your two cents. 

Do you still give albums 3 spins before you judge it? Gobe, Gi (Raval Lavar), & Brytnie Devon return recapping the latest drops in music, including Kehlani - While We Wait, Eric Bellinger - The Rebirth 2, Solange - When I Get Home, and 2 Chainz - Rap or Go to the League. We take you through our first impressions and take-a-ways from each album and transition into our breakdown of the J.Cole "Middle Child" music video. Did you enjoy the Girls need Love (Remix) by Drake?...and MORE. 

3 for a Dolla returns with a special recap of the Grammys. We give our takes on the nominees and winners of this year's Grammy Award Show from a range of categories including, Best Rap/Sung Performance, Best R&B album, Album of the Year, Record of the Year, and Best Rap album to name a few. Who made these categories? Did anyone get snubbed? Does Jay-Z have any Grammys? Toward the end, we discuss Arin Ray's "Platinum Fire" being one of the best R&B albums in the last three years. Give us your two cents in the comments and let us know what you think.