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Full Court Press: WNBA Updates, Steph's Extension And LeBron (Dad) James  An Interview With: NYC Comedy Basketball Czar Joel Walkowski And Also: Gold Plated Plastic, Temu/AliExpress, Shirseys, Atlanta Bagels,  Dem Franchize Boyz, The Smallkowski, Lori Loughlin, Draymond Greenpoint, Sick Bits Sponsor: Tab for a Cause: Raise money for charity every time you open a new browser tab. Visit www.tabforacause.org/horse to start raising money today. Perfect for tab monsters like Adam!  Find Us Online - website: horsehoops.com - patreon: patreon.com/horsehoops - twitter: twitter.com/horse_hoops - instagram: instagram.com/horsehoops - facebook: facebook.com/horsehoops HORSE is hosted by Mike Schubert and Adam Mamawala. Edited by Kensei Tsurumaki. Theme song by Bettina Campomanes. Art by Allyson Wakeman. Website by Kelly Schubert. About Us On HORSE, we don't analyze wins and losses. We talk beefs (beeves?), dig into Internet drama, and have fun. The NBA is now a 365-day league and it's never been more present in pop culture. From Kevin Durant's burner accounts to LeBron taking his talents anywhere to trusting the Process, the NBA is becoming a pop culture requirement. At the same time, sports can have gatekeepers that make it insular and frustrating for people who aren't die hard fans. We're here to prove that basketball is entertaining to follow for all fans, whether you're actively watching the games or not. Recently featured in The New York Times! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of BSTV Ya Boi Shad and G. Downs sat down with one of Atlanta's greatest hiphop groups of all time Dem Franchize Boyz. First Parlae talked about slowing down on doing his podcast in da partments with Parlae and focusing on his son football and track career with him being one of if not the fastest kid in high school in the state of Georgia. They also talked about the group inner beef within each other and currently having issues with one of their former group members Jizzal Man. They also talked about how their nostalgia done picked up to the point to where they are currently getting booked for more shows now than they was back when they were at their hottest. They also talked about complex list of the greatest rappers from Atlanta and wether or not they should've been on it and they also gave their top 5 rappers of all time. They also talked about other rappers from atlanta and their impact like 21 Savage and how he has influenced this new generation in atlanta and Gucci mane being the only artist from Atlanta to put on other artists and turn them into CEO's. They also spoke on their relationship with Da Brat, Jermaine Dupri, and Bow Wow. And finally they talked about their upcoming new music and future endeavors. https://www.youtube.com/c/BadSpeakersTV https://www.instagram.com/badspeakerspodcast https://www.tiktok.com/@badspeakerspodcast https://twitter.com/BadSpeakers https://www.facebook.com/badspeakerspodcast

Welcome to another semi-regular episode with friends both new and old, codename: Friday Fiasco. This Week, Jimmy and Larry are coming to you live from Merz b. Schwanen's NYC flagship grand opening night, hitting the stage to talk to the power couple behind the brand about everything from the FX original that launched a thousand white tees and who Dem Franchize Boyz are to why they resurrected a heritage brand 100 years later and what exactly is up with Germans so you can take your ass into the weekend in style. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits.

Amanda Seales dives into a variatey of topics and current events today from a Federal Appeals court decision blocking a venture capital fund from awarding funding to Black women-led businesses to President Biden signing the Stopgap Bill to prevent a government shutdown. The episode also features the release of a new music video by Andre 3000 and Big Boi, offering a nostalgic look back at hip-hop's evolution and celebrates the 30th anniversary of So So Def which is being honored during the 2023 BET Hip hop Awards. Furthermore, talks resume between striking actors and studio representatives after a two-and-a-half-month strike by the SAG-AFTRA union. The passing of Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein is also noted, acknowledging her remarkable three-decade tenure on Capitol Hill. Throughout the episode, Amanda Seales engages with listeners through phone calls, celebrates birthdays like Sting's, and explores language by highlighting the addition of 690 new words to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary. FOLLOW ALONG AS WE COVER:     (05:24) - A Federal Appeals court blocked a venture capital fund from moving forward with a program that awards funding to businesses run by Black women. (11:01) - A man has been indicted for the murder of Tupac Shakur. (16:14) - 60 Second Headlines: President Biden signed the Stopgap Bill into law to avert a government shutdown passed by Congress just hours ahead of the deadline when funding for federal agencies was set to run out. Federal student loan borrowers will be required to pay their monthly student loan bills starting this month. This year's “BET Hip Hop Awards” 2023 will honor the 30th anniversary of iconic record label So So Def with star-studded performances from Jermaine Dupri, as well as Bone Crusher, Bow Wow, Da Brat, Dem Franchize Boyz, Ludacris, and more. Talks are set to resume today between striking actors and studio representatives, two-and-a-half months after the SAG-AFTRA union went on strike. Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein, whose three decades on Capitol Hill made her the longest-serving female senator in history, has died at age 90. (18:58) - We'll go to the phone lines… 1855 Amanda 8 (22:01) - Happy Birthday Sting! (25:44) - Merriam-Webster Dictionary has added 690 new words. (29:54) - SIMONE BILES DOES IT AGAIN! #WorldGymnastics (34:51) - The Big Up Let Down… Big Up To the Writers. The sign on the door let us down… #AlarmGate (40:06) - We're taking your phone calls… 1 855 Amanda 8 (41:27) - It was on this day in 1950, that the comic strip, “Peanuts” by Charles Schulz was first published. It featured Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the gang… and he was paid $90 for his first month of Peanuts Comic Strips. (44:48) - According to the Ohio Attorney General's Office's missing children website, a total of 1,072 children have been reported missing so far in 2023 from the Cleveland-Akron area. (49:35) - Andre 3000 & Big Boi, released a new music video for their song, "SpottieOttieDopaliscious" this past Friday. #HotBarz (55:05) - Amanda reminisces about Hip Hop back in the day… Plus, Small Doses… Side Effects of Nice Guys. (1:00:40) - We're always taking your phone calls… 1 855 Amanda 8 (1:02:04) - Word of the day… Grok (1:07:50) - Politicians Say the Smartest Things… Rep. Jasmine Crockett (1:11:52) - Thanks for listening to the Amanda Seales Show!   FOLLOW THE SHOW ON ALL SOCIALS: @Sealessaidit @Amandaseales @Jeremiahlikethebible If You Have A Comment Leave Amanda A Message At 1 855-Amanda-8 That's 1-855-262-6328See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hitman Sammy Sam & Jizzal: Oomp Camp, Knuckle Up, Rocko, $500K, Dem Franchize Boyz, New Projects and more Follow @bhightv and @bhighatl --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/b-high-atl/support

This is T-ENT SPORTS PODCAST EPISODE 116 and this morning I have an ATL legend ,1/4 of the hit group DEM FRANCHIZE BOYZ, I have Parlae with me this morning and we discussed Atlanta sports scene , his podcast In da partments with Parlae, DEM FRANCHIZE BOYZ AND MORE. TAP IN!!!

-Hannah and Jonny investigate the potential toot that rocked the Nation -A new study says there's a link between D-size and the type of vehicle you drive. -While discussing gross things that guys do Jonny drops a bombshell on Hannah. She's disgusted and CAN'T believe that a LOT of people do this. -PLUS a couple Hannah Witherbee nuggets with 0 context

SHOW NOTES The team picks the Pantone color of the year We're gonna be on the Auburn board of Trustees We're also going to Congress Sit in on our budget meeting Spencer's yearly wardrobe, reviewed Let's talk about Monday night in Cincinnati OK so how long until we get sick of TCU Body goofs! What do you mean you LOVE Taco Bell New truck just dropped https://www.changliev.com/products/changli-mini-electric-pickup Let's play a new game: Mystery Drunk at the Waterslide Hotel Identifying key trends of 2023 Identifying key goals for the British space program Holly has a Yellowstone viewing plan of questionable origin Ryan invents the Manic Pixie Dream Horse Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SHOW NOTES The team picks the Pantone color of the year We're gonna be on the Auburn board of Trustees We're also going to Congress Sit in on our budget meeting Spencer's yearly wardrobe, reviewed Let's talk about Monday night in Cincinnati OK so how long until we get sick of TCU Body goofs! What do you mean you LOVE Taco Bell New truck just dropped https://www.changliev.com/products/changli-mini-electric-pickup Let's play a new game: Mystery Drunk at the Waterslide Hotel Identifying key trends of 2023 Identifying key goals for the British space program Holly has a Yellowstone viewing plan of questionable origin Ryan invents the Manic Pixie Dream Horse Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dem Franchize Boyz Parlae on Snap Era in Atlanta, White Tee Craze, Gucci Mane, Charleston White+Morehttps://www.instagram.com/iamparlae/00:00 RealLyfe intro00:15 Parlae intro01:02 Parlae on starting his own podcast during the pandemic02:45 Parlae on the history of Atlanta04:37 Parlae on the neighborhoods of Atlanta and what is considered really Atlanta06:25 Parlae on Dem Franchize Boyz coming up in Atlanta09:07 Parlae on Dem Franchize Boyz being underground10:09 Parlae on making music for Pool Palace and getting called "snap music"11:07 Parlae on the hardest verse on I Think They Like Me remix12:01 Parlae on the White Tee trend and inventing the Tall T movement13:30 Parlae on embracing the culture, , Black T remix Gucci Mane, choosing to rap about partying instead of street life, being a real gansta14:55 Parlae on Black T with Gucci Mane 15:30 Parlae on Shop Boyz starting the skinny jeans trend and European fashion17:11 Parlae on Atlanta's fashion evolution 18:47 Parlae on supporting different hood's music in Atlanta and going viral before the internet20:48 Parlae on Millenium tour22:09 Parlae on inventing the Lean With It Rock With It dance25:50 Parlae on naming Dem Franchize Boyz and Atlanta creating different genres 28:54 Parlae on Dallas' Boogie era 29:33 Parlae on drill music culture 30:47 Parlae on Memphis producing stars32:29 Parlae on artists moving to Atlanta to make it in music 34:08 Parlae on Black wealth in Atlanta37:27 Parlae on gang violence in Atlanta 40:29 Parlae on the DA persecuting in Atlanta, the internet incriminating people42:44 Parlae on focusing on morals and codes on his podcast instead of gossip-based content46:11 Parlae on getting personal on his podcast47:47 Parlae on Charleston White49:16 Parlae on Charleston White beef with TI and crossing the line to personal51:04 Parlae on podcast guests 52:17 Parlae on flying a chick out he's never seen53:14 Parlae on taking a girl to meet his family54:22 Parlae on the father who bought only his son McDonalds55:39 Parlae on paying for a babysitter56:44 Parlae closeout

Interview by Haze https://www.instagram.com/mike_tall Recently we sat down with Dem Franchize Boyz member Jizzal for an exclusive “Off The Porch” interview! During our conversation he talked about growing up in Allen Temple, the culture in Bankhead, jumping off the porch when he was 9 years old, explains how he got into rapping, how he got his rap name Jizzal, reveals how Dem Franchize Boyz formed, their breakthrough song “White Tee”, explains how their hit single “I Think They Like Me” was created, bidding war from different labels, recording their first album, not being ready for the fame & attention that followed, getting dropped from Universal, linking with Jermaine Dupri, the “I Think They Like Me” remix with JD, Bow Wow & Da Brat, the song going number 1 on Billboard, following up with “Lean With It Rock With It”, the remix with Korn, going platinum, says it wasn't beef with D4L, embracing people calling their music “snap music”, explains what happened to the group after the third album was released, shares a story about Buddie, starting his own label, his upcoming cooking show, upcoming music, and much more!

On this episode of BSP Ya Boi Shad & G. Downs sat down with one of the originators of snap music and a lot of your favorite dances to come out of Atlanta like the lean wit it rock wit it and the walk It out/pool palace. He is 1/4 of the hip hop group dem franchize Boyz and he is the host/owner one of the hottest podcast out, In Da Partments with Parlae. He talked about his beginnings in hiphop, forming Dem Franchize Boyz, and understanding at an early age that school doesn't teach you to be a boss. He also talked about growing up with shawty lo, creating lean wit it rock wit it, never wanting to be an rapper and never leaving the hood. he also talked about becoming an podcaster and blowing up In the podcast world and how he got into podcasting. And finally he also discuss wether or not Desi Banks got his Parlae running joke from him. This is an interview you don't wanna miss. https://www.youtube.com/c/BadSpeakersTV https://www.instagram.com/badspeakerspodcast https://www.tiktok.com/@badspeakerspodcast https://twitter.com/BadSpeakers https://www.facebook.com/badspeakerspodcast

Music Is A Team Sport Feat. Dat Boi Jizzal & Young SauceIn this episode Durell is joined by two indie hip-hop artists Dat Boi Jizzal and Young Sauce. Durell begins the episode talking with Dat Boi Jizzal and Young Sauce, asking them about their earliest memories of music. Dat Boi Jizzal shares that his earliest memories of music was him listening to Flavor Flav and Public Enemy. Young Sauce shares that his earliest memories of music was his mom buying him a LL Cool J album. He shares that he loved that his mom bought him his first rap album because most mothers don't buy their kids rap music to begin with. Durell asks Dat Boi Jizzal what it was like to grow up on the westside of Atlanta. He shares that it was a pretty rough neighborhood and there was a lot of violence and he was glad that he was able to survive and have the opportunity to pursue music. Durell asks Young Sauce what it was like growing up in the Midwest. Young Sauce shared that music is what really saved him from staying out of trouble. Durell shares that music is so powerful and it really makes a difference in helping people through growing up through tough times. Durell shares that he didn't grow up in the streets or was disenfranchised but he did learn about what that was like through some of his childhood friends who came up through that. Young Sauce asks Durell about what it was like growing up in Orlando as an African American because he had heard stories about them being mistreated. Durell shares that he didn't see a lot of mistreatment because it really depended on the part of Orlando that you came up through. He shares that he grew up in a very middle class neighborhood.Durell and Dat Boi Jizzal talk about him being a part of a legendary hip-hop group called Dem Franchize Boyz. Durell asks how they all met and Jizzal shares that they all went to the same high school. He shares that when they all met he was the only one doing music at the time. Jizzal shared that they formed the group after they started recording in a home studio. After they formed the group they started getting some of their records playing in the city and that led to them recording and releasing their hit record “In My White Tee”. Durell asks Jizzal what it was like to be signed to a major record label. Jizzal shares that being signed to a major label was great, and they were signed to several labels throughout their run as a group. Jizzal shares that the exposure was great because of the access to people and resources. He shares that when the group signed with So So Def and Jermaine, it changed his life because he refers to Jermaine as a Berry Gordy type of guy. Durell and Jizzal talk about him starting his company Gutta Entertainment and that he was able to sell 10,000 units as an independent artist. He shares that at that time he was still doing some big tours such as “The Scream Tour” with artists like Bow Wow. He shares that during that time he also had several artists that he was helping develop including Young Sauce. Durell shares that at that time there was so much to be said for being able to push units hand to hand. Durell shares that when indie artists build and establish their brand they are then able to convert interested fans into supporters. Durell and Jizzal talk about the power of being able to be a global artist. He shares that one of the great things about being global is the opportunities that he still gets to be able to go and get money overseas. He shares that he doesn't take that for granted because there are artists that have had success in the past overseas but aren't able to still go back and touch all of the people that still love and appreciate them across the pond. Durell and Young Sauce talk about the work that he has been putting in as an independent artist. He dropped a mixtape called “Back To Basics”. He shared that he was named one of the Fall 2021“Artists To Watch” in ``XXL Magazine. Durell talks with Jizzal and Young Sauce about their collaboration called “Talk Yo Shit”. Durell shares that he loves that they have come together to work as a team.Durell ends the episode talking with Jizzal about his cooking show called “Lean In The Pot Wit It”: Jizzal's Ghetto Gourmet. Young Sauce talks about their collaboration project called “Talk My Shit” and they are going to begin working on their next project called “The Blues Brothers”. Jizzal is also working on his book called “Ain't Nothing Wrong With The Truth. Jizzal also talks about the power of teamwork. For more information on Dat Boi Jizzal & Young Sauce please visit their Instagram Profiles below:Dat Boy Jizzal- IG: @datboijizzalYoung Sauce- IG: @youngsauce_dagodGot What U Need NetworkInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gwun.network/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GWUNNetwork Website: https://gwunnetwork.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeA-JJasR0-64nBb1efDJ1Q/featured

Music Is A Team Sport Feat. Dat Boi Jizzal & Young SauceIn this episode Durell is joined by two indie hip-hop artists Dat Boi Jizzal and Young Sauce. Durell begins the episode talking with Dat Boi Jizzal and Young Sauce, asking them about their earliest memories of music. Dat Boi Jizzal shares that his earliest memories of music was him listening to Flavor Flav and Public Enemy. Young Sauce shares that his earliest memories of music was his mom buying him a LL Cool J album. He shares that he loved that his mom bought him his first rap album because most mothers don't buy their kids rap music to begin with. Durell asks Dat Boi Jizzal what it was like to grow up on the westside of Atlanta. He shares that it was a pretty rough neighborhood and there was a lot of violence and he was glad that he was able to survive and have the opportunity to pursue music. Durell asks Young Sauce what it was like growing up in the Midwest. Young Sauce shared that music is what really saved him from staying out of trouble. Durell shares that music is so powerful and it really makes a difference in helping people through growing up through tough times. Durell shares that he didn't grow up in the streets or was disenfranchised but he did learn about what that was like through some of his childhood friends who came up through that. Young Sauce asks Durell about what it was like growing up in Orlando as an African American because he had heard stories about them being mistreated. Durell shares that he didn't see a lot of mistreatment because it really depended on the part of Orlando that you came up through. He shares that he grew up in a very middle class neighborhood.Durell and Dat Boi Jizzal talk about him being a part of a legendary hip-hop group called Dem Franchize Boyz. Durell asks how they all met and Jizzal shares that they all went to the same high school. He shares that when they all met he was the only one doing music at the time. Jizzal shared that they formed the group after they started recording in a home studio. After they formed the group they started getting some of their records playing in the city and that led to them recording and releasing their hit record “In My White Tee”. Durell asks Jizzal what it was like to be signed to a major record label. Jizzal shares that being signed to a major label was great, and they were signed to several labels throughout their run as a group. Jizzal shares that the exposure was great because of the access to people and resources. He shares that when the group signed with So So Def and Jermaine, it changed his life because he refers to Jermaine as a Berry Gordy type of guy. Durell and Jizzal talk about him starting his company Gutta Entertainment and that he was able to sell 10,000 units as an independent artist. He shares that at that time he was still doing some big tours such as “The Scream Tour” with artists like Bow Wow. He shares that during that time he also had several artists that he was helping develop including Young Sauce. Durell shares that at that time there was so much to be said for being able to push units hand to hand. Durell shares that when indie artists build and establish their brand they are then able to convert interested fans into supporters. Durell and Jizzal talk about the power of being able to be a global artist. He shares that one of the great things about being global is the opportunities that he still gets to be able to go and get money overseas. He shares that he doesn't take that for granted because there are artists that have had success in the past overseas but aren't able to still go back and touch all of the people that still love and appreciate them across the pond. Durell and Young Sauce talk about the work that he has been putting in as an independent artist. He dropped a mixtape called “Back To Basics”. He shared that he was named one of the Fall 2021“Artists To Watch” in ``XXL Magazine. Durell talks with Jizzal and Young Sauce about their collaboration called “Talk Yo Shit”. Durell shares that he loves that they have come together to work as a team.Durell ends the episode talking with Jizzal about his cooking show called “Lean In The Pot Wit It”: Jizzal's Ghetto Gourmet. Young Sauce talks about their collaboration project called “Talk My Shit” and they are going to begin working on their next project called “The Blues Brothers”. Jizzal is also working on his book called “Ain't Nothing Wrong With The Truth. Jizzal also talks about the power of teamwork. For more information on Dat Boi Jizzal & Young Sauce please visit their Instagram Profiles below:Dat Boy Jizzal- IG: @datboijizzalYoung Sauce- IG: @youngsauce_dagodGot What U Need NetworkInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gwun.network/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GWUNNetwork Website: https://gwunnetwork.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeA-JJasR0-64nBb1efDJ1Q/featured

See the problem is, you support the wrong things. This week we talk about the infamous and potentially deadly Pink Sauce debacle and "fishy" shipping methods, The joys of TSA pre-check and how to use it for baecation, That BBL girls need love too, and What's up with these modern day pastors?

DJ 9D, Keisha, and Kell talk with Jizzal about "Dem Franchize Boyz", Industry Business, and Chicken wings.

In this episode of Bad Speakers Podcast Ya Boi Shad and G. Downs sat down with 1/4 of the legendary hiphop group Dem Franchize Boyz. He has produced beats for artists like Bow Wow, Jermaine Dupri, Future, Ludacris just to name a few. He had hits with his band mates with songs like “oh I think they like me” & “Lean wit it Rock wit it” no other than Pimpin beatz stopped by to bless the podcast. He talked about growing up in Atlanta and how the group came together. He also discussed meeting Jermaine dupri and how they got signed early on. He also spoke on the snap era of music and having disagreements with D4L about who invented the snap dance. He also spoke on his band mate Parlae inventing the walk it out dance. Pimpin also talked about his upcoming ventures, liking NBA Youngboy's music, the passing of his band mate Buddie, being best friends with Bow Wow, and the breakup of the group.

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“I had a rough upcoming, in some ways music saved me” ~ Jizzal Jizzal of Dem Franchize Boyz skips class with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report to speak on his upcoming cooking show, losing weight and health advice, being a grandfather, new music, and more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theprogressreportpodcast/support

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Recently we sat down with Chubbie Baby for an in-depth “Off The Porch” interview! During our conversation he talked about growing up in South Bronx, being exposed to violence at a young age, going to prison for 2 years when he was just 16 years old, linking with Dame Grease, Cam'ron & Jim Jones after he was released from prison, turning down a record deal to hustle instead, explains how he ended up in Ohio, how hustling in Ohio compared to back at home, Cam'ron's “Get It In Ohio” song & music video, his classic song “Oh Yeah” that featured Lil Wayne & Juelz Santana, making the decision to take Dem Franchize Boyz off of Jim Jones “Ballin”, meeting Polow Da Don, getting Lil Wayne on Keri Hilson's hit single “Turnin Me On”, turning down a million dollar job offer to work for Jimmy Iovine, working closely with Rocko, managing Future when his career first started, explains how the song “Word To My Muva” was made, throwing parties with LeBron, leaving the rap game to go work at a hospital, L.A. Reid flying him up to New York to offer him a job to work at Epic as an A&R, helping sell over 40 million records in 2 years at Epic, going with L.A. Reid to Hitco, co-managing Saint John, starting his own company, his new artist Casper Bluff, reveals what he looks for in an artist when he signs them, keys to maintaining relationships, what inspires him today, and much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dirtyglovebastard/support

Pimpin recently joined The Progress Report Podcast to speak about his rough upbringing with his mom and having to hold down his household at an early age forcing him to be a man as a teen. He admits that he only got into music because of his bandmate Parlae and they would eventually form Dem Franchize Boyz known for massive hit records such as “White Tee”, “Lean wit It, Rock with It”, and “Oh, I Think They Like Me”, which he just performed at the Bow Wow and Soulja Boy Verzuz battle. During the interview, Pimpin shares untold stories about the music and speaks on the status of his current relationship with the other bandmates. Pimpin also calls out Diamond and WE TV for negatively portraying him on this past season of Growing Up Hip Hop and says how it's affecting his custody battle. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theprogressreportpodcast/support

MIXED BY SETIA 01. Drake - What's Next 02. Travis Scott ft. Kendrick Lamar - Goosebumps 03. Kanye West ft. Desiigner & Travis Scott - Champion (Round & Round) 04. Cardi B  - Money 05. DJ Khaled ft. Beyoncé, Jay Z and Future - Top Off 06. Lil Baby ft. EST Gee - Real As It Gets 07. DaBaby - Masterpiece 08. Jack Harlow ft. DaBaby, Lil Wayne & Tory Lanez - What's Poppin' (Remix) 09. Lil Wayne ft. Kanye West - Lolli Pop (Joshua Casper Re-Arrangement) 10. YNW Melly ft. Kanye West - Mixed Personalities 11. Masked Wolf - Astronaut In the Ocean 12. 88GLAM - Lil Boat 13. Lil Baby - On Me 14. Cardi B - Up 15. DJ Khaled ft. Drake - POPSTAR 16. Polo G - RAPSTAR 17. Rod Wave - Street Runner 18. DJ Khaled ft. Drake - GREECE MIXED BY NIZ 01. Bad & Boujee ft. Lil Uzi Vert - Migos  02. Quavo & Lil Yachty - Ice Tray 03. Young Thug & Travis Scott ft. Quavo - Pick Up The Phone 04. Chris Brown ft. T Pain - Kiss Kiss 05. Soulja Boy ft. Sammie - Kiss Me Through The Phone 06. Jason Derulo - Whatcha Say 07. Young Money ft. Lloyd - BedRock 08. Ayo & Teo - Rolex 09. Chamillionaire ft. Krazyle Bone - Ridin' 10. Dem Franchize Boyz ft. Charlay & Peanut - Lean Wit it, Rock Wit In 11. Jibbs - Chain Hang Low 12. T-Pain ft. Yung Joc - Buy You A Drank 13. Flo Rida ft. Ne-yo - Be On You 14. Bow Wow ft. Ciara - Like You 15. Ja Rule ft. Ashanti - Mesmerize 16. Jay Z ft. Rihanna x Kanye West - Run This Town 17. Jay Z ft. Alicia Keys - Empire State Of Mind 18. Kelly Rowland ft. Big Sean - Lay It On Me 19. DJ Car - Get It On The Floor Break 20. Snoop Dogg ft. Pharrell - Drop It Like It's Hot  21. Chris Brown ft. Kevin McCall - Strip 22. Jidenna ft. Kendrick Lamar - Classic Man 23. T- Pain - Take Your Shirt Off 24. Trey Songz ft. Fabolous & T.I - Say Ahh 2 Reasons  25. Nelly ft. 50 Cent  - Find Me Trippin' In Da Club (DJ B-EZ Break) MORE FRE$H MIXTAPES ▶️ bit.ly/RAfresh reactivateasia.com RE-ACTIVATE ON FACEBOOK - bit.ly/reactasiaFB FRE$H ON FACEBOOK - bit.ly/FRESH_FB SETIA ON FACEBOOK - bit.ly/Setia_FB NIZ ON INSTAGRAM - bit.ly/NIZ_IG RECOMMENDED APP - bit.ly/2YTquco THIS SHOW IS AVAILABLE AT - https://podlink.to/ReactivateAsia This mix is strictly used for promotional purposes only and not for monetization.

Recently we sat down with producer Pimpin Beatz for a very entertaining & revealing “Off The Porch” interview! During our conversation he talked about growing up on the Westside of Atlanta, linking up with Parlae, being one of the first producer using Frooty Loops, going to college & making “M.O.N.E.Y.” with Parlae, creating “White Tee”, breaking their music at the Pool Palace, making “Oh I Think They Like Me” as a response to everybody remixing “White Tee”, Jermaine Dupri remixing the song, going #1 on Billboard, signing with Universal, their former manager trying to shoot him, being featured on Monica's “Every Time The Beat Drops”, D4L trying to ride their wave, explains why Dem Franchize Boyz separated, somebody trying to rob him while he was in a studio session, having PTSD from that incident, still having a good friendship with JD, producing Casino & T.I.'s “Low Key”, upcoming music, Travis Scott sampling “White Tee”, and much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dirtyglovebastard/support

Jemele Hill and Van Lathan are just two episodes away from wrapping up this season of ‘Way Down in The Hole.’ As they unpack Season 4, Episode 11, they take a look at the beloved character Bubbles. Then they reflect on a tearjerking scene and talk about a Dem Franchize Boyz song that has aged incredibly well.

Episode 44 we’re back with another hit! Parlae of Dem Franchize Boyz stopped by to let us in on the ins and outs of his music and the overall effect his era had on today’s sound plus more. A whole heap of new music plus the infamous questions! Keep those questions coming and we’ll keep answering them on the show! Reach us on all socials @sticktalkpod or email us at podsticktalk@gmail.com! Sponsored and produced by @blackenstudios --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stick-talk/support

durée : 00:59:20 - Dirty Swift : Dirty Mix - Redécouverte de classics un peu oubliés...

Santiago SaySo is a rapper from the Westside of Atlanta. He just released his project ‘Atlanta Nights' and details coming up on Westside of Atlanta being influenced by D4L, Shawty Lo, Dem Franchize Boyz, K-Rab, and being an independent artist with over 700,000 streams on his latest project. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theprogressreportpodcast/support

CROSSFADES: VOL. 2 LIL UZI VERT X DEM FRANCHIZE BOYZ (PROD. MIDI JAY) by MIDI JAY

01 - 2010 - Sexion d'Assaut - Casquette à l'envers 02 - 2003 - 50 Cent - Candy Shop 03 - 2002 - Eve feat Alicia Keys - Gangsta Lovin 04 - 1996 - Mark Morrison - Return Of The Mack 05 - 1995 - Adina Howard - Freak Like Me 06 - 1995 - Dr. Dre - Keep Their Heads Ringin 07 - 2006 - Lil' Kim - Lighters Up 08 - 2010 - The Black Eyed Peas - Imma Be 09 - 2006 - Fergie - London Bridge 10 - 2004 - J-Kwon - Tipsy 11 - 2003 - Chingy - Right Thurr 12 - 2010 - Sean Kingston - Letting Go 13 - 2003 - Blu Cantrell feat Sean Paul - Breathe 14 - 2003 - The Black Eyed Peas - Where Is The Love 15 - 2011 - Jessie J feat BoB - Price Tag Remix 16 - 1999 - Naughty By Nature - Jamboree 17 - 1999 - Eminem - My Name Is 18 - 1998 - Lil Bow Wow - That's My Name 19 - 2005 - 50 Cent feat Mobb Deep - Outta Control Remix 20 - 2000 - La Clinique - La Playa 21 - 1998 - Supreme NTM - Laisse pas traîner ton fils 22 - 2002 - Psy 4 de la Rime - Le son des bandits (Sweep) 23 - 1997 - Iam - Petit Frère 24 - 2001 - Jay-Z - Izzo 25 - 2005 - D4L - Laffy Taffy 26 - 2001 - Busta Rhymes - Break Ya Neck 27 - 2005 - Nelly feat Paul Wall - Grillz 28 - 2008 - Dem Franchize Boyz feat Lloyd - Turn Heads 29 - 2012 - DJ Khaled - All I Do Is Win (Sweep) 30 – 2010 - Tinie Tempah feat Wiz Khalifa - Till I'm Gone 31 - 2011 - Rihanna - Talk That Talk 32 - 1996 - Stomy Bugsy - Mon papa est un Gangster 33 - 1995 - Akhenaton feat FF - Bad Boys de Marseille 2 34 - 1999 - Missy Elliott feat MC Solaar - All N My Grill 35 - 2002 - Nelly feat Kelly Rowland - Dilemma 36 - 2000 - Craig David - 7 Days 37 - 2010 - Bruno Mars - The Lazy Song 38 - 2007 - Alicia Keys feat Junior Reid - No One

Parlae is a football coach, community activist, actor, and movie writer but most people may know him for being the lead artist in Dem Franchize Boyz. They created numerous hits in the early 2000s such as “White Tee”, “Lean Wit It Rock Wit It”, and “I Think They Like Me”. They are responsible for birthing the snap era movement throughout Atlanta and globally. They even introduced the hip hop scene to fruity loops. In a new interview with Parlae and The Progress Report Podcast, Parlae speaks on his recent IG live debate with D4L member Fabo, owing Dem Franchize Boyz' success to Jermaine Dupri, and new single with Bloody Jay and Joe Gifted. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theprogressreport101 https://www.instagram.com/iamparlae/ https://www.instagram.com/Lalaashep https://www.instagram.com/Bossbritt__/ https://www.instagram.com/DJeXeL/ Website: TheProgressReportMediaGroup.com Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7ouKXpcCPdWPDAhQCUUMBv Shop merchandise: https://teespring.com/stores/shop-tpr Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1494070183?mt=2&app=podcast Spotify Podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/0XmZrJRbRymSGaGZUzyGsa --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theprogressreportpodcast/support

Parlae is a rapper and entrepreneur who was a part of the infamous rap group, Dem Franchize Boyz. They created hit records such as “White Tee”, “Lean Wit It Rock Wit It”, “I Think They Like Me”, and others. In an eye opening interview on The Progress Report, Parlae sheds light on Dem Franchize Boyz’ history and achievements, which he feels they don’t get credited for. Not only did the group create the dances that became popular worldwide during the snap era, they created a gateway for underground artists and black people in the music business. Parlae also opens up about his legal issues and drama that came with being closely tied into the streets and his community activism. Instagram @iamparlae @killa_tv_nc

The band’s back together! And they’re all ginned up to wax poetic about all things 80s (Stranger Things), 90's (The Lion King remake), and the early 00's (Dem Franchize Boyz, oddly enough). The boys eventually shake off the cheap nostalgic ploys (barely) and go full steam ahead on all the doings from Comic Con 2019. You’re gonna need Doc Brown’s lab coat to escape this episode unscathed. But listen anyway and take your nerd medicine. The post Ep 45 – Nostalgia Kick appeared first on Badslant Podcast.

Tracklist : -Snoop Dogg feat. Pharrell : Let’s get blown (2004) -Kelis feat. Raphael Saadiq : Glow (2003) -Kurtis Blow : If I ruled the world (1985) -Raggasonic : Rude boy (1998) -Group Therapy : East coast west coast killas (1996) -Ice Cube : Ghetto bird (1993) -Dem Franchize Boyz feat. Lil’ Peanut & Charlay : Lean wit it, rock wit it (2006) -Passi feat. Hamed Daye : Sur la sellette (1997) -B-Real, Busta Rhymes, Coolio, LL Cool J & Method Man : Hit ‘em high (The monstars' anthem) (1996) -Nas feat. Will.I.Am : Hip hop is dead (2006) -A Tribe Called Quest : Check the rhime (1991) -Janet Jackson feat. P. Diddy & Missy Elliott : Son of gun (I Betcha think this song is about you) (P. Diddy remix)(2001) -Kery James, Rocca, Shurik’n, Hamed Daye : Animalement vôtre (1999) -Positive K : I got a man (1992) -Gang Starr feat. Nice & Smooth : Dwyck (1994)

BACK TO THE DIRTY DIRTY - BAGGY JEANS AND OVERSIZED TEES. FEATURES MUSIC FROM D4L, LIL JON AND THE EASTSIDE BOYZ, DEM FRANCHIZE BOYZ, YOUNG DRO, T.I, JEEZY AND MORE. MINI EPISODE JUST BECAUSE...

Shoo!!Dont call it a ny säsong men hösten är här och här är vi.Sanna har med sig en frågesportPetter vill prata om ett av de starkaste rapögonblicken i svensk radio på längeHugo folkbildar om rap-trender i Kalifornien.Allt är som vanligt med andra ord. Plus: Vi pratar om rap om lycklig kärlek, men det går inte så bra? Varför inte? Varför finns det så lite bra skildringar av lycklig kärlek inom rap?Whatever?! xoxoSånger från avsnittet:Lil Flip - I Can Do ThatIvory - Så Långt BortIvory - Mekka UppMo, Aden, Asme - JetDem Franchize Boyz - Can We Date?Kevin Gates - Love youGrillat & Grändy - Luren i min fickaNHT Boyz - IntroductionNew Boyz - your a jerkNHT Boyz - 6A in tha morningNHT Boyz - YanglandSOB x RBE - Calvin CambridgeChipass - Last yearKodie Shane - Level up

1. Hudson Mohawke "Fuse" Phoenix "1901" Sleigh Bells "Run The Heart" D4L "Laffy Taffy" Dead Prez "It's Bigger Than Hip-Hop" The Beatles "Eleanor Rigby" Fergie "Glamorous" The-Dream "Falsetto" Dem Franchize Boyz "Lean Wit It Rock Wit It" Drake "Over" Deerhunter "Helicopter" Why? "A Sky For Shoeing Horses Under" Wiz Khalifa "Make It Hot" Ludacris "How Low" Marilyn Manson "The Beautiful People" Matisyahu "One Day" Blink 182 "All The Small Things" Lady Gaga "Born This Way" Laidback Luke "Break The House Down" The New Pornographers "Move" Gucci Mane "Freaky Girl" Between The Buried And Me "Prequel To The Sequel" Tyler The Creator "Sandwitches" 2. Ellie Goulding "Starry Eyed" Bill Posters "Hold On" Katy Perry "E.T." Modestep "Feel Good" Stellamara "Prituri Se Planinata" Mary O'Hara "Oro Mo Bhaidin" Empire Of The Sun "Walking On A Dream" Chris Brown "Look At Me Now" Xilent "Choose Me" Feed Me "Clousburn" 3. Death Of Paris "Connect The Dots" Lil Wayne Feat. Static Major "Lollipop" KoRn "Coming Undone" Beyonce Feat. Kanye West "Party" Gwen Stefani "What You Waiting For" Local Natives "Who Knows Who Cares" Young Dro Feat. T.I. "Shoula Lean" Dem Franchize Boyz "Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It" Sweekuh "What" Skrillex "Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites" MGMT "Electric Feel" 4. Soulja Boy Feat. Sammie "Kiss Me Thru The Phone" Lady Gaga Feat. Beyonce "Telephone" Miami Horror "Moon Theory" Glee "Telephone" Chromeo "Needy Girl" The Glitch Mob "Dream Within A Dream" Martin Solveig Feat. Dragonette "Hello" 5. Foster The People "Helena Beat" Ociris Jetson "OC Slaps Helena" 6. Dallask "Jupiter" Porter Robinson "Unison" Cobra Starship "Make Me Feel" LMFAO "Sexy And I Know It" Morron 5 "Stereo Hearts" 7. Thomas Gold "Sing 2 Me" Gym Class Heroes Feat. Neon Hitch "Ass Back Home" Steve Aoki Feat. Wynter Gordon "Ladi Dadi" 8. Gotye Feat. Kimbra "Somebody That I Used To Know" Hardwell "Spaceman" Adele "Rumor Has It" Lady Gaga "Judas" 9. Ratatat "Cherry" Gotye Feat. Kimbra "Somebody That I Used To Know" Whitney Houston "My Love Is Your Love" Bloc Party "Kreuzberg" The Shins "New Slang" Tribute Mega Stars "Somebody That I Used To Know"