Podcast appearances and mentions of corey charron

Corey Charron (@charronkotd) joined The Building Downtown (@TheBuildingDT) hosts Jason Kelly (@JayKellyMMA), Kirill Kasatskiy (@KrilRaps) and Amy Barton (@amesbelle) to talk about his return to Wild 'N Out, battling PoRich, declining chance to be on KOTD S1, the KOTD S1 scoring system, why he prefers promo battles to judged battles, ghost judging for the IJC in KOTD S1, the difference between the behavior of Canadians and Americans during the pandemic, and dropped a freestyle. Follow the show and subscribe below: YouTube: https://bit.ly/2xDC6VV Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3cqLRWg Itunes: https://apple.co/3aeWXw9 Google Play: https://bit.ly/34LsRiq Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheBuildingDT

Corey Charron (or simply Charron) is a Canadian battle rapper and best known as one of the recurring cast members since Season 9 of the improv comedy show Wild 'N Out on MTV and VH1. Thanks for watching this video! Please, Subscribe to my Channel and hit the Bell Icon

Corey Charron, or more commonly known as Charron in the battle rap culture, competes in the King of the Dot Grand Prix, live on Twitch, every Sunday, and he will be representing the North Division on Oct. 11. The Building Downtown (@TheBuildingDT) hosts Jason Kelly (@JayKellyMMA), Kirill Kasatskiy (@ApostolRaps) and Amy Barton (@amesbelle) spent time with the freestyle phenomenon, Charron (@Charronkotd), and he spit game off the top like it was unlimited rounds. Charron talked about his upcoming opponent, Shotti P, and how he most likely would never take a battle against some of the contestants in the KOTD GP. He also talked about his battle rap resume and what is left to fulfill. Being an elite freestyler, Charron talked about his favorites, who he thinks is the best and how his ambitions of holding the Guinness Book of World Records for Longest Freestyle have diminished in recent years. The former KOTD title challenger met all questions head on and explained his thoughts on the cancellation of Wild N Out, his championship battle against Pat Stay, judged battles, expecting more robberies in the KOTD GP (similar to Frak), performances we've seen from the battlers in the KOTD GP, front runners and dark horses of each KOTD GP Division, battlers he put in a body bag, Battle Rap Master television show, acting, and one hell of a funny JC Penny story. Follow the show and subscribe below: Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheBuildingDT Facebook: https://bit.ly/34MjrUb YouTube: https://bit.ly/2xDC6VV Google Play: https://bit.ly/34LsRiq Itunes: https://apple.co/3aeWXw9 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3cqLRWg

Jerron Horton is one of the original Belly Room fighters, and turned his experience into a job as a writer on the first season of Comedy Central's Roast Battle. Now he can be seen touring the country and will soon be gracing your TV screens on Showtime's "I'm Dying Up Here". On this episode, Moses, Coach, and our sleepy sidekick Frank talk to Jerron about how he got good at being mean, how boxing helped him get into comedy, and why he doesn't believe in using racism in roast jokes. @RoastBattle Brian Moses @racebanning Coach Tea @coach_tea Frank Castillo @frankccomedy Jerron Horton @jerronhorton FEATURED BATTLES Stuart Thompson @stuartbthompson vs. Hormoz Rashidi @nothormones Greg Edwards @GregTheGrouch vs. Kevin Fard @kevinfard Johnny Stewart vs. Joseph Thorne  Omid Singh @brownman3000 vs. Corey Charron @charronkotd  

Jerron Horton is one of the original Belly Room fighters, and turned his experience into a job as a writer on the first season of Comedy Central's Roast Battle. Now he can be seen touring the country and will soon be gracing your TV screens on Showtime's "I'm Dying Up Here". On this episode, Moses, Coach, and our sleepy sidekick Frank talk to Jerron about how he got good at being mean, how boxing helped him get into comedy, and why he doesn't believe in using racism in roast jokes. @RoastBattle Brian Moses @racebanning Coach Tea @coach_tea Frank Castillo @frankccomedy Jerron Horton @jerronhorton FEATURED BATTLES Stuart Thompson @stuartbthompson vs. Hormoz Rashidi @nothormones Greg Edwards @GregTheGrouch vs. Kevin Fard @kevinfard Johnny Stewart vs. Joseph Thorne  Omid Singh @brownman3000 vs. Corey Charron @charronkotd  

Jamar Neighbors went from the the streets of Compton to the high-rises of Hollywood, climbing through the ranks to become one of the most unique voices on the stand-up comedy circuit. On this episode, your hosts Moses, Coach, and Frank discuss his ridiculous, controversial antics as part of the Wave, along with his own battling style and his creative process. Brian Moses @racebanning Coach Tea @Coach_Tea Frank Castillo @frankccomedy Jamar Neighbors @jamarneighbors FEATURED BATTLES: Tony Asar @NuSense909 vs. Lonnie Johnson @BigLon1988 Jamar Neighbors vs. Corey Charron @charronkotd Pat Barker @patbarkercomedy vs. Omid Singh @brownman3000

Jamar Neighbors went from the the streets of Compton to the high-rises of Hollywood, climbing through the ranks to become one of the most unique voices on the stand-up comedy circuit. On this episode, your hosts Moses, Coach, and Frank discuss his ridiculous, controversial antics as part of the Wave, along with his own battling style and his creative process. Brian Moses @racebanning Coach Tea @Coach_Tea Frank Castillo @frankccomedy Jamar Neighbors @jamarneighbors FEATURED BATTLES: Tony Asar @NuSense909 vs. Lonnie Johnson @BigLon1988 Jamar Neighbors vs. Corey Charron @charronkotd Pat Barker @patbarkercomedy vs. Omid Singh @brownman3000

Battle rapper Corey Charron was talking bars, bashing and bullshit on Rear Naked Choke Radio. Charron (@CharronKOTD), a longtime friend of the show, joined Joe Rizzo (@RearNakedChoke) and Jason Kelly (@JayKellyMMA to talk two of the trio's favorite things, MMA and battle rap. The hosts also talked about a new addition to the UFC women's bantamweight division, Katlyn Chookagian. Aside from being one of the world's top battle rappers, a recording artist, possibly the best freestyler on the planet and an aspiring actor, Charron is also an avid MMA fan. Rizzo, Kelly and Charron got into conversations about Conor McGregor, the stacked event known as UFC 200, Chael Sonnen, trash-talking fighters and all things MMA. Outside of MMA, Charron talked about the battle rap culture and how it's changed since he first graced the KOTD stage. Charron's performances have led to many other avenues of success, such as acting, concerts with people he's looked up to his entire life, starting his own business and more. Charron's most recent target was a brave man that challenged any battle rapper to a showdown that involved putting up $100,000 of their own money. Charron, not taking the threat lightly, gave the challenger, Nick Cannon, more than he could bargain for with one short round. Charron talked about the positives that came from roasting the Wild 'N Out star, who was married to Mariah Carey for a short time. Self promotion and victorious performances are the combination that makes a battle rapper or mixed marital artist successful. Charron talked about fighters that know how to brand themselves as well as be perform at the highest level and how he can relate to their formula for success. He also touched on the the backlash of being the mouthpiece ahead of a match and taking a whooping during it. Being Canadian, Charron is not surprisingly a fan of Georges St. Pierre. The battle emcee talked about the French Canadian's return and who he'd cheer for in hypothetical matchups. It's patriotic. Rizzo also talked about how he and Chookagian have been friends since prior to the fighter's first amateur MMA bout. He talked about Chookagian's career and explained how he's watched the Jamal Patterson-trained combatant along the way to a 7-0 record. Listen to Rear Naked Choke Radio (@RNCRadio) by subscribing via iTunes, Stitcher or by checking us out via our content partners at CombatPress.com. Don't forget to like our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/RNCRadio, and find us YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1xs5I0-enSyN5ddDbqORwA. The all-time archive of RNC Radio is available on Talkshoe at http://www.talkshoe.com/talkshoe/web/talkCast.jsp?masterId=25116&cmd=tc.

Anthony Birchak, the UFC bantamweight and our pal, joined Joe Rizzo (@RearNakedChoke) and Jay Kelly (@JayKellyMMA) to catch up on being a dad, being a fighter and being a gym owner, as well as give his thoughts on the media and their shenanigans. Birchak (@ABirchakMMA) was let down his guard and allowed feelings flow about being a father and how life has changed since turning 30. "El Toro" talked about being away from his children for Father's Day in order to fight Dileno Lopes at UFC Fight Night 90 on July 7 in Las Vegas and how it motivates him to show his kids how to strive and sacrifice to achieve their goals. On a lighter note, Birchak recalled being mistreated by the media and how he's learned to refrain from saying what's really on his mind. He talked about a certain Periscope incident was blown out of proportion and Birchak explained how his wife now screens his tweets from time to time. Being a mixed martial artist, part-owner of Luta Elite Management and having other business endeavors wasn't enough to keep Birchak busy, so he is opening a 10th Planet gym in Tuscon, Ariz. Birchak talked about the facility and how the opportunity came about, as well as a possible promo video coming former Kelly co-host and battle rapper Corey Charron. Listen to Rear Naked Choke Radio (@RNCRadio) by subscribing via iTunes, Stitcher or by checking us out via our content partners at CombatPress.com. Don't forget to like our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/RNCRadio, and find us YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1xs5I0-enSyN5ddDbqORwA.

Corey Charron (@CharronKOTD), a longtime competitor in battle rap and fan of MMA, is going to Hollywood. Charron joined Joe Rizzo (@RearNakedChoke) and Jay Kelly (@JayKellyMMA) to give the exclusive story on his acting role in an upcoming movie, battle rap, his association with Floyd Mayweatherâ??s The Money Team and, of course, MMA. Charron, along with other King of the Dot (KOTD) battle rappers, are scheduled to begin shooting a feature film in June. The film boasts some of the industry's biggest names, and the script was written by a veteran battler that is still relevant. Charron filled in RNC Radio (@RNCRadio) on as many details as possible. The self-proclaimed SMACK Killer was a frequent guest on RNC Radio, but hadn't chatted MMA on the show since January 2015. With the landscape of MMA drastically changing in past 14 months, there was plenty to discuss. Charron also talked about the rise and (possible) fall of Conor McGregor, Holly Holm's head-kick knockout victory against Ronda Rousey and loss to Miesha Tate, the rumored return of Georges St-Pierre, Anderson Silvaâ??s career legacy, and everything else that moved the needle in the last year. Charron also spoke about his most recent rap battles, and others he's a fan of, the infamous CTV Canada AM incident, his business, the Mayweather and The Money Team, what's next for him and more. And for Charron's sake, shout out to CTV! Listen to Rear Naked Choke Radio (@RNCRadio) by subscribing via iTunes, Stitcher or by checking us out via our content partners at CombatPress.com. Don't forget to like our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/RNCRadio, and find us YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1xs5I0-enSyN5ddDbqORwA.

Battle rapper Corey Charron (@CharronKOTD) of King of the Dot and Irish writer Sean Sheehan (@SeanSheehanBA) of SevereMMA.com join Joe Rizzo (@RearNakedChoke) and Jay Kelly (@JayKellyMMA) to discuss Conor McGregor's performance at UFC Boston. Listen to Charron rhyme what he thought McGregor said to Jose Aldo when he leaped out of the cage after the fight to confront the champion! Charron also gave the landscape of the Battle Rap scene and talked extensively about his upcoming mega-battle at Blackout5 (Feb 7-8). Sheehan not only has the pulse of Irish MMA, but he also is one of the most underrated observers of the sport, with pointed analysis. He shared his assessment of the McGregor Factor and its impact both in Ireland and across the world. Sheehan also broke down the rest of the card and looked ahead to the McGregor-Aldo UFC featherweight title match, slated for the end of May in Las Vegas.