Podcast appearances and mentions of Nipsey Hussle

9.18,26 - Steve Lacy, Teofimo Lopez, Claressa Shields BIG Interviews, Jnene Aiko Drops New Album, Drake Releases FOMO Short Film, New Nipsey Hussle Song For TV Show Theme,See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we talk about older artists finding a new audience or getting a second wind in their careers through rebranding, and what it takes to introduce yourself to a different generation without completely changing who you are. We rank Donell Jones' albums, debate Maxwell vs. Musiq Soulchild, and Skinny brings up the similarities between Nipsey Hussle and Snoop Dogg. That leads us to comparing their debut albums, their sound and influence, and ultimately deciding who we think was better. We also revisit the story behind Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and 2Pac's “Thug Luv” and whether it really started as a Bizzy Bone and 2Pac record before becoming the song we know today. Plus, we get into AI-generated pictures, the different artists who are currently on trial.. and much more. This is Views From The 7!!

The fellas from CWTFB Radio are back this week after a week off‼️ This pod starts off with some laughs then some cries as Charlie mourns the death of his mother (a day before recording). This seems like 2022 all over again when he sat down with Leedz a day after his father passing; but the show must go on‼️ RIP to Marie L Preston— she will never be forgotten

Everybody got some sh*t going on — and Episode 240 proves it.M. Davis and Reggie are back for EGSSGO (Everybody Got Some Sh*t Going On), jumping from sports and hip-hop to corporate controversy, major court cases and entertainment news.The conversation starts with LeBron James and Philadelphia — would Philly actually be a better situation for LeBron, and could that roster make a championship run?Then it's corporate America: Target's controversial Halloween costume sparks a bigger conversation about how questionable products make it through major companies, while Walmart finally embracing Apple Pay turns into one of the funniest stories of the episode.On the music side, M. Davis and Reggie give their takes on The Game's Documentary 3 before breaking down Nipsey Hussle and Bino Rideaux's Prolific — favorite records, production, replay value and where the project fits alongside Nipsey's catalog and legacy.Then things get serious with conversations surrounding Keefe D and the Tupac case, Lil Durk's federal case, mental health and criminal responsibility, media coverage of high-profile cases, and more.The episode closes with conversations about Michael Wright, celebrity legacies, mortality, fame, and what it must be like knowing your death could affect millions of people around the world.Sports. Music. Courtrooms. Corporate America. Culture.Everybody got some sh*t going on.RIDINOUTALLDAY Podcast — Episode 240
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This week Killah Keel,Jenny,King Prince,and Wes Craven discuss top 5 sequel albums,new music (Fat Joe,Czarface,Prince,Ransom,The Game,Nipsey Hussle,Busta Rhymes),and all types of other wild sh*t.Tune in for unfiltered Hip Hop discussion.

Episode 179: New Music _This week we have a ton of new music to share with you! tune in - there's certainly something you'll want to add to you playlist! _ Masego - Fix Your Face (album) Syd - Beard (album) Steve Lacey - Oh yeah? (album) Victoria Monet - Reach Out (song), Frequency of Love (album coming Oct 2) Tyla - A*Pop (album) Jorja Smith - What are the odds (album) Erykah Badu & The Alchemist - Before the World Blows (album) Larry June - Who Coppin (album) Nipsey Hussle & Bino - Prolific Beyonce - Morning Dew (donk) - single Cardi B music video - Aha Upcoming shows to be excited about Mya coming to Blue Note LA - Erykah Badu & The alchemist - Emajanet show at Hollywood Bowl Raymond & Brown tour Rihanna been outside - should we expect new music (finally?!) Beyonce teasing rock n roll album AI songs China Styles Maladie - Gospelize Fight for Me - SitonicSA Funke artist Celebrating myself How are you - - Glady Knight announced retirement from music to focus on family

In this bonus episode of Selective Ignorance, Mandii B and the crew jump into one of the most polarizing conversations in sports and politics: transgender women competing in women’s athletics. The discussion begins with a sports rant [00:06 ] before asking who should ultimately determine WNBA eligibility rules—the league, its players, governing bodies, or outside lawmakers [ 01:08 ]. The crew weighs arguments surrounding biology, gender identity, and athletic competition [ 02:36 ], including questions of physicality and competitive fairness [ 05:57 ], before testing the conversation through hypothetical locker-room scenarios [ 07:15 ] and considering how much voting power WNBA players themselves should have over league policy [ 08:22 ]. They unpack what people actually mean when discussing gender transition [ 10:48 ] and question whether the larger controversy has become a political distraction from issues with a more direct impact on everyday Americans [ 14:26 ], before humor enters the debate through a conversation about the financial realities associated with transitioning [ 15:26 ]. The crew switches gears to music [ 20:42 ] after encountering a report claiming releases from major artists including Taylor Swift, Drake, Bad Bunny, and Kendrick Lamar coincided with increases in deadly traffic crashes [ 20:49 ]. Rather than accepting the headline at face value, they question correlation versus causation [ 21:59 ], dig into the statistics, methodology, data sources, and variables that could influence the findings [ 25:28 ], and debate whether audience and attendance numbers complicate the conclusions [ 26:48 ]. Hip-hop discourse continues as they unpack The Game’s grievances involving Kendrick Lamar and Nipsey Hussle’s circle [ 27:12 ], questioning mixed messages, loyalty, comparisons, and when legitimate criticism begins to resemble attention-driven conflict [ 30:02 ]. Politics returns to the forefront as the hosts react to Elon Musk calling for Derek Chauvin’s release [ 32:25 ], debating whether provocative culture-war issues are being used to energize political audiences while larger policy concerns receive less attention. From there, they redirect the conversation toward what they consider the “real issues” affecting everyday life, including healthcare, education, voting rights, employment, government services, and the rising cost of travel [ 35:33]. The crew identifies three policy areas they believe deserve greater public attention [ 42:26 ] before examining the economics of the American healthcare system and the tension between patient care and profit [ 50:27 ]. Naturally, Selective Ignorance finds room for one last detour—the timeless ranch versus blue cheese debate [ 53:16 ]—before wrapping the bonus episode with final thoughts and credits [ 55:29 ]. No Holes Barred: A Dual Manifesto Of Sexual Exploration And Power” w/ Tempest X! Sale Link Follow the host on Social MediaMandii B Instagram/X @fullcourtpumps Follow the crew on Social Media @itsaking @mrhiphopobama Follow the show on Social MediaInstagram @selectiveignorancepodTiktok @selective.ignoranceX/Twitter @selectiveig_podSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 111: Hit-Boy is one of the biggest producers in modern day music. He's produced some of the biggest songs for Kanye West, Jay-Z, Nas, Kendrick Lamar, Beyoncé, Drake, Travis Scott, Big Sean and Nipsey Hussle. He's a 3x Grammy winner. He gave Jay-Z the first diamond record of his career, off a beat that six artists turned down before it ever got to him. This Hit-Boy interview is different than the others he's done. We go deep into the craft, how the beats actually get made, cut, released, and paid! Why he's numbered every single beat he's made since 2006, and what happened to the 1,600 nobody picked. We got into all of it. Making "Backseat Freestyle" for Ciara before Kendrick ever heard it. Producing a #1 country record for Beyoncé. Being flat broke in 2017 with a future #1 already sitting on his hard drive. Getting free after 18 years and putting his new album out himself, on his own site, with no label and no DSPs. He also still makes everything in FL Studio, the same program he started on at 15 years old in Fontana, California. He's one of the most important producers of the last 15 years and he's still working like he has something to prove. His biggest days are still ahead of him. This one's for anybody who makes music in the modern world, especially hip hop and pop. I hope you enjoy my interview with the legendary, Hit-Boy! Huge thanks to our friends at DistroKid! DistroKid is the easiest and fastest way to get your music on over 150 platforms worldwide! Go to https://distrokid.com/vip/elmo to get 20% off your first year! Become a Patreon Member to stay in the loop as we post Patreon-only exclusive content, ad free episodes, and discussions about music and music careers. https://www.patreon.com/gowithelmo Please SUBSCRIBE / FOLLOW this podcast to catch new episodes as soon as they drop! Your likes, comments and shares are much appreciated! Listen to the audio form of this podcast wherever you get your podcasts: https://elmolovano.komi.io/ Follow Hit-Boy: https://www.instagram.com/hitboy/ Follow Go With Elmo: https://www.instagram.com/gowithelmo/ https://www.tiktok.com/@gowithelmo https://x.com/gowithelmopod Follow Elmo Lovano: https://Instagram.com/elmolovano https://x.com/elmolovano Follow Jammcard: https://www.youtube.com/@jammcard https://www.instagram.com/jammcard/ jammcard.com #hitboy #hiphop #rapproducer #musicproducer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Black Sam and Bino Rideaux pull up to The Underground Lounge for an in-depth conversation about Prolific, the long-awaited collaborative project between Bino Rideaux and Nipsey Hussle.Black Sam opens up about the emotional process of finally releasing music Nipsey was proud of, why the team chose to preserve the project's original vision, and what it took to get everyone behind bringing the album to the world. Bino takes us inside the studio sessions with Nipsey, explains how their chemistry developed naturally, and shares how the two artists locked in creatively while building the sound of the project.The conversation also explores Bino's musical influences, the importance of originality in hip-hop, the evolution of West Coast music, and how he plans to continue carrying the same integrity and mission throughout his career. Black Sam discusses stepping from behind the scenes into the public eye, the responsibility of protecting Nipsey Hussle's legacy, and why the Marathon brand will never be compromised for a dollar amount.Plus, the guys talk Marathon Burger, the future of Marathon Films, the Nipsey Hussle documentary currently in development, future movie projects inspired by real-life experiences, Bino's performance at The Pop Out, the Lakers, and plenty more.Tap in with Bino Rideaux and Black Sam for a conversation about music, brotherhood, legacy, creativity, and continuing the mission the right way.SPRITE LIVING TRACK LIST: https://livingtracklist.genius.com/

We back talking Lanterns, the GTA VI leaks, AnimeNYC, the new Nipsey Hussle & Bino album Prolific and so much more!

On Episode 157 of Respect the Connect, we sit down with Frank Willis — the man who turned $150 and a hustle into a chicken & waffle empire. Frank opens up about being broke and living with his sister, delivering chicken & waffles out of that same house at any hour for $100 an order, and the $10,000 seed from his cousin that almost never happened when an arrest nearly derailed everything.We get into what "the hustle" actually means — why it's in you, not on you, and why nobody can motivate you but you. Frank breaks down surviving COVID on nothing but that street-born mentality and a landlord who had his back, the record store he built above the restaurant, and why a million dollars isn't what it used to be.Then we go deep into hip-hop — West Coast vs East Coast, Tupac as the walking contradiction, Nipsey Hussle's impact, and why music used to mean more when you had to work for it.This one's for the hustlers. The ones who thrive when everything goes sideways.Real conversations. Different perspectives. No script.#iamjohnnyjames #respecttheconnect #hustlementality #frankwillis #franksfamous #chickenandwaffles #entrepreneurship #newmexico #rebeloutlaw #nipseyhusslePull up, see The Squad | LIVE SHOWS COMING SOONRTC Community Feed | COMING SOON

Blacc Sam and Bino Rideaux pull up to The Cruz Show to celebrate the release of Prolific, the long-awaited project created by Nipsey Hussle and Bino nearly a decade ago.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The squad is absolutely floored by a legendary Homie Helpline update from Roberto, who has officially chosen his wife's sister and admits he'll miss his cat, Milo, more than his ex-wife.

Honorary No Offense Podcast family member and artist Lani Mays taps back into the studio for an unfiltered, real conversation! Lonnie breaks down how he's breaking the local stigma surrounding hip-hop events by throwing safe, packed-out shows like his Rendezvous Lounge takeover. He drops crucial gems on why artists need to focus on ownership and brand-building over standard label deals, stop "telling on themselves" in songs, and keep evolving as human beings. Plus, Lani discusses his new single "Business" off his upcoming mixtape No Risk, No Reward, his collaboration "Outcome" with Burt R&B, and the details for his upcoming Black Friday Plaid Party!Key Timestamps00:00 - Welcome to the No Offense Podcast 02:13 - Lani Mays returns: Navigating local lists, city support, and neighborhood mentalities 06:23 - Breaking the Sarasota/Bradenton hip-hop venue stigma 09:25 - Recap: Packing out Rendezvous Lounge & the upcoming Black Friday Plaid Party with Cornerstone Vodka 14:58 - Music Updates: "Business" single, No Risk, No Reward mixtape, & "Outcome" ft. Burt R&B 18:58 - Lani's advice to artists: Music ownership, skipping paid "gurus," and protecting your brand 22:02 - "Stop telling on yourself": Street music, legal risks, and self-sabotage 24:51 - Musical inspirations: Nipsey Hussle, T.I., T-Pain, & Plies 28:00 - The importance of elevation, common sense, and personal growth 33:09 - Connecting with the city, building a deep catalog, and supporting fellow local talentSocial Handles & Links MentionedInstagram: @SB_Lani Music Streaming (Spotify/Apple/YouTube): Lani Mays Featured Tracks: "Business", "Outcome" (with Burt R&B) Podcast Network: No Offense Network#LaniMays #NoOffensePodcast #IndependentArtist #HipHopPodcast #MusicBusiness #SarasotaHipHop #FloridaMusic #ArtistOwnership #NoRiskNoReward #NewMusicAlert #MusicIndustryAdvice #IndieRap #BurtRnB #DJSpade #LocalArtistSupport

What it do??! Listen as Spike Lou and Animal Brown react to the latest and greatest in hip-hop culture from a Southern perspective. This week, they review Nipsey Hussle's album "Prolific". Joe Budden tries to gas Drake to go against Jay Z, Snowfall drops a new hip-hop inspired trailer and Waffle House does their viral employee wrong.

Nipsey Hussle's posthumous album, Kanye West's peak era, and a blunt reality check on why so many kids still can't read - this episode covers the kind of conversations people actually argue about after the mic turns off. If you care about hip-hop, parenting, or what's really happening with attention spans, you'll want to hear this one.Tee The Mayor leads the conversation with Rod and Trigga Man as they unpack whether the new Nipsey project feels like a meaningful release or a money grab, which tracks actually land, and what it says about posthumous albums in general. From there, the crew gets into the bigger question: when was Kanye West really at his peak, and do the first three albums still hold up more than the later, more experimental era?You'll discover why some unreleased records feel complete while others sound like leftovers, how the group separates hook artists from full project artists, and why names like Drake, Chris Brown, T-Pain, Jeremih, Anderson .Paak, and Leon Thomas enter the chat. They also break down what makes an artist's sound timeless, what gets lost when albums become disposable, and why certain records still hit years later.Then the episode shifts into a much bigger conversation about education and accountability. The guys react to a viral teacher breaking down over students who can't read, debate whether the blame belongs to teachers or parents, and dig into the damage caused by no child left behind, social media parenting, and the pressure to perform for cameras instead of doing the real work.This one matters because it's not just about music or school - it's about standards, attention, and what happens when culture rewards flash over foundation. If you like raw opinions, sharp debate, and real talk that moves from rap classics to the state of the next generation, this episode is for you.

This week on A Pod Named Kickback, we're getting into everything from the WNBA and transgender athletes to the age-old question: when is cutting somebody off protecting your peace, and when does it become toxic or manipulative? We're talking boundaries, relationships, knowing when enough is enough, and whether everybody deserves another chance.Then we get into the wildest stories of the week, including the disturbing reports of Black people found hanging from trees, Funky Dineva catching the Don't Be Dumb Award, and the latest in sports and entertainment—from Russell Westbrook's retirement and Claressa Shields' dominant Atlanta victory to Hip-Hop celebrating 53 years. We'll also talk new Nipsey Hussle music, House of the Dragon, The Chi, Reasonable Doubt, and finish it all off with Eargasm/Netflix & Chill. No filters, no brakes—just another night in the Kickback. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

On This Episode: Episode 437 — Roderick & Cari are back with another week of music, headlines, and culture.   This week, the guys get into Nipsey Hussle & Bino Rideaux's Prolific and Trippie Redd's NDA, while breaking down the latest surrounding Drake's “20 v 1” conversation.   On the news side, Roderick & Cari discuss the growing Lil Durk trial headlines, the start of the Tupac murder trial, the upcoming Donell Jones vs. Joe VERZUZ, and ESSENCE's ranking of the greatest R&B songs of all time.   Tap in — new episode out now

The HuSTLe City duo keep the marathon continuing as they give deceased artist, entrepreneur, and activist Nipsey Hussle his flowers.

Send us Fan MailI am your host, Neo Griot.This is Rational Black Thought, Episode 295, August 15, 2026.This week's title comes from Nipsey Hussle's "Dedication":"How long should I stay dedicated? How long 'til opportunity meet preparation?"I like that line because there's frustration in it. Not despair. Not quitting. Frustration — the kind you feel when you've been doing exactly what you're supposed to do. Preparing. Working. Building. Waiting for the moment when all that preparation finally has somewhere to land.And Black people know something about that kind of waiting.We've spent generations being told that progress requires patience. Be patient with America. Be patient with the political system. Be patient with the courts. Be patient with the police. Be patient with the church. Be patient with capitalism. Be patient because things are getting better, just slowly, just wait.And look — sometimes patience makes sense. You can't build anything substantial without it. Movements take time. Institutions take time. Wealth takes time. Political power takes time. Understanding that reality isn't weakness. It's clarity.The problem is when patience becomes the strategy instead of part of the strategy.Because eventually you have to ask what exactly you're waiting for.If I'm waiting while I build capital, organize people, strengthen institutions, and prepare for the next opening — I'm not passive. I'm getting ready. But if I'm waiting because somebody keeps telling me justice is coming eventually, someday, they promise — then I might not be practicing patience at all. I might just be tolerating my own exploitation.Those are not the same thing.Nipsey asks how long until opportunity meets preparation. That question assumes preparation is already happening. The question is whether the opportunity ever shows up. And if it doesn't — at some point we have to stop waiting for the opportunity and start creating one.That's where we're going this week.Intro: Quote of the Week: George Jackson Unmasking the News: Democracy Watch: They Don't Defeat Black Voters, The Redraw Them The Racist Got Recorded and the Whistleblower Got 16 Felonies  When Religious Freedom Means Hiding Child Abuse  Good News: The Data Says HBCUs Work    Bible Study with an Atheist: The Devil Made Me Do It: God, Satan, and The Bible's Body-Count Problem Reflections and Call to Action:Closing/Outro: Power Concedes Nothing without a Demand...

“R&B is way cooler than rap” ~ Pofsky Pofsky joins Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report for a new episode of Skipping Class to discuss his nearly 20-year musical journey, transitioning from rap into R&B, signing to Eric Bellinger's ALL WINS, and building his identity as an artist, entrepreneur, and creative executive. During the conversation, Pofsky reflects on beginning his musical journey at a young age and the adversity he experienced after being made fun of for rapping as a white kid from the suburbs. He explains how those early experiences affected his confidence, why he eventually returned to music, and how he now uses his journey to encourage and mentor young people. Pofsky also speaks candidly about the credibility that Eric Bellinger's co-sign has brought to his R&B career and shares some of the tough-love advice Eric has given him about improving his music, creating hit records, remaining hands-on, and never becoming complacent with his growth. Pofsky also discusses touring alongside Steven G. on the “A Night With a G” Tour, evolving his live performances, incorporating a cover of Chris Brown's “Main Chick” into his set, performing without a traditional backing track, and why he believes he is ready to perform on an arena stage. He also reflects on his latest music and continuing to develop himself as an R&B artist. Beyond music, Pofsky discusses becoming a partner in UNDRGRNDMAG and how he helped expand the platform through events and experiences inspired by Nipsey Hussle's Proud2Pay movement. He explains how his entrepreneurial mindset has helped UNDRGRND grow beyond its original concept and expand into multiple areas of entertainment. Pofsky closes out the conversation by defining “progress” and explaining why artists and entrepreneurs should not be afraid to publicly show both their wins and losses. He shares why documenting the journey, embracing failure, building community, and “failing forward” are essential parts of creating a lasting brand. Watch the full episode of Skipping Class and subscribe to The Progress Report for more conversations with artists, entrepreneurs, and creatives. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pofsky3/ https://www.instagram.com/lalaashep/ https://www.instagram.com/theprogressreport101/ https://www.instagram.com/tprmediagroup1/ Website: https://TPRMediaGroup.com Listen to us on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-progress-report-podcast/id1494070183 Listen to us on Spotify Podcasts https://open.spotify.com/show/5sBgF6wWa7NmHraP2QuBEv?si=a0f5f19b8a494fb5 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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This episode centers on a lively back-and-forth between the hosts about hip-hop, celebrity reinvention, and the start of football season. They open with quick takes on Sean “Diddy” Combs, Nipsey Hussle's upcoming posthumous project, and artists like Rod Wave, Eric Bellinger, Luda, and Will Smith, then shift into a deeper conversation about Nas' legacy, storytelling, and why he's one of the most respected lyricists ever.

In this episode, Jeff Chang joins Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson to discuss the cultural significance of hip-hop as a language of place, its role in expressing community truths, and how each generation redefines its voice through music, graffiti, and dance.Jeff Chang is an author, journalist, cultural critic, and organizer whose work helped define hip-hop as a political, social, and cultural force. He is the author of Can't Stop Won't Stop: A History of the Hip-Hop Generation, a foundational book on how hip-hop emerged from youth culture, organizing, migration, race, and urban crisis. He also wrote Who We Be: A Cultural History of Race in Post-Civil Rights America and We Gon' Be Alright: Notes on Race and Resegregation. His newest work, Water Mirror Echo: Bruce Lee and the Making of Asian America, looks at how a cultural icon can become a symbol of identity, resistance, and possibility. Chang's work treats culture as a place where communities explain themselves before institutions are ready to listen. That's why he is perfect for this conversation about hip-hop, social messaging, Nipsey Hussle's legacy, and what the city's cultural future says about its political future. Key TopicsHip-hop as a cultural languageRepresentation of community truths in musicGenerational evolution of hip-hopHip-hop's role in urban identityJeff Chang's perspective on hip-hop and cultureResources:www.jeffchang.netCommunity AnnouncementsVisit bit.ly/CD8Summer for Summer Events in CD8

Send us Fan MailThis week on In The Field Radio, Erin Boogie and Rapz break down another week in hip-hop news, music releases, and viral moments.The conversation kicks off with Fenix Flexin's latest visual for "Rubberz," then dives into the debut of Tyga's new alter ego, $tarface. Inspired by classic '80s pop culture, the duo debates whether this is becoming hip-hop's newest trend.Release Roundup turns into more of a rapid-fire segment featuring fresh music from Nipsey Hussle & Bino Rideaux, Larry June, and Ken Carson. Some new heat for you to add to your playlist.The headlines don't stop there. Lil Tjay stepped into the streaming world and found himself getting slapped by streamer Jack Doherty. Big Tigger steps away from his Atlanta radio show following domestic abuse allegations, while Maino shocked fans by admitting he wears a professionally installed hairpiece. Boogie wonders why anyone would voluntarily reveal that.Jay-Z continues to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt with a Bronx pop-up experience, and the discussion turns to Dame Dash, who continues taking public shots in hopes of getting a response from his former business partner.To wrap things up, it's time for another edition of Unfiltered & Unqualified. This week's listener questions tackle two very different issues. One listener struggles with body image and self-confidence, while another discovers hurtful comments her boyfriend made about her after logging into his ChatGPT account. Rapz and Boogie share their completely unfiltered (and definitely unqualified) opinions on both situations.If you love hip-hop culture, music news, trending topics, relationship discussions, and unfiltered commentary, this episode has everything you need.

Quake discusses Bone Thugs N Harmony being honored with Walk Of Fame star, Lil Durk's attempting to split murder charges shut down by Feds, 50 Cent losing bid to quickly win lawsuit against ex Shaniqua Tompkins, Jermaine Dupri suing Sony for $18 Million over unpaid royalties, Nipsey Hussle's kids reportedly receiving millions from inheritance from Estate, NBA YoungBoy apologizing to Future & Karlissa then immediately retracting it, Rick Ross claiming he's already been paid for his new album, Jadakiss appearing to respond to 38 Spesh on new Fat Joe collab, Jim Jones saying nobody listens to Mase or Lloyd Banks and much more.(00:00) - Intro(01:07) - Bone Thugs N Harmony Honored With Walk Of Fame Star(05:02) - Lil Durk's Attempt To Split Murder Charges Shut Down By Feds(09:58) - 50 Cent Loses Bid To Quickly Win Lawsuit Against Ex Shaniqua Tompkins(14:57) - Jermaine Dupri Sues Sony For $18 Million Over Unpaid Royalties(20:33) - Nipsey Hussle's Kids Reportedly Receive Millions From Inheritance From Estate(22:32) - NBA YoungBoy Apologizes To Future & Karlissa Then Immediately Retracts It(26:23) - Rick Ross Claims He's Already Been Paid For His New Album(33:37) - Jadakiss Appears To Respond To 38 Spesh On New Fat Joe Collab(38:17) - Jim Jones Says Nobody Listens To Mase Or Lloyd Banks And He Would Wash Them(49:57) - New Music

In this raw, unfiltered conversation, 19 Keys and Red Pill reveal they discussed OpenAI seven years ago with Idris Sandu before anyone knew what it was—and break down why most people are already too late. They expose the "100 Monkey Theory" strategy: instead of working alone, 100 people using AI simultaneously can generate 2.1 million digital assets and hit the 5% coherence threshold needed to shift an entire culture's trajectory.The conversation dives deep into why using public AI platforms like ChatGPT is equivalent to "asking the British Empire for sovereignty," advocating instead for local AI models that can't be manipulated by corporations or governments. They introduce PREEM—"Platforms Rule Everything Around Me"—explaining why infrastructure around your influence now matters more than going viral. The duo reflects on how Nipsey Hussle's unrealized Bitcoin vision would have made millions crypto-rich during the pandemic, and why his death represented a stolen future for hood tech and financial sovereignty.19 Keys and Red Pill dissect "atomization," the hyper-individualism that capitalism weaponizes to keep people isolated, broke, and distracted—dollar-cost-averaging at clubs instead of building collective wealth. They discuss China's quantum computers connecting to CERN, the shift from creators as individuals to creators as institutions, and why speed and coordination are becoming the ultimate assets in a world where AI can build physical technology faster than humans. The verdict is clear: the quantum quickening is here, and those without infrastructure, trust, community ownership, and AI fluency are being left behind while asking basic questions everyone else answered years ago.Instagram: 19_keysSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/19keys/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Part 2 .Rap icon Nipsey Hussle’s estate finally cleared. Children to splitSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nearly seven years after Nipsey Hussle’s death, court documents show his children have officially received their shares of his estate, which is reportedly valued at approximately $11 million. The conversation highlighted Nipsey’s legacy of ownership and entrepreneurship, with his assets including business interests and intellectual property that will continue benefiting his family. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Rickey Smiley Morning Show tackled some of the biggest conversations in music and entertainment, starting with Nicki Minaj’s headline-making visit to the White House, where President Donald Trump publicly praised the rapper during a Rose Garden luncheon and Minaj later shared photos from the event using the hashtag “WhiteHouseBarbie.” The crew also discussed the growing controversy surrounding Yung Miami’s viral hit “Spend Dat,” which has sparked debate over its lyrics and messaging after criticism from India Arie. While critics argue the song glamorizes scamming and retail theft, supporters including Monica, Rihanna, Uncle Luke, and Trick Daddy have defended it as entertainment and artistic expression. The show explored both sides of the conversation, including whether artists should be held responsible for the influence their music may have on younger audiences. The crew also reacted to reports that Beyoncé’s surprise single “Morning Dew (Donk)” debuted at a relatively modest position on Spotify’s U.S. chart despite the superstar’s global reach, fueling online discussions about expectations for one of music’s biggest names. Meanwhile, nearly seven years after Nipsey Hussle’s death, court documents show his children have officially received their shares of his estate, which is reportedly valued at approximately $11 million. The conversation highlighted Nipsey’s legacy of ownership and entrepreneurship, with his assets including business interests and intellectual property that will continue benefiting his family. Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/rickey-smiley-morning-show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Million Dollaz Worth of Game, Gillie & Wallo sit down for one of the most powerful conversations in the show's history with Blacc Sam, Bino Rideaux, and BH to discuss "PROLIFIC" the long-awaited posthumous collaboration album from Nipsey Hussle and Bino Rideaux, arriving August 14. PROLIFIC is a 15-track project that Nipsey Hussle and Bino Rideaux recorded together in 2017 following the success of Nipsey's Grammy-nominated classic, Victory Lap. Years later, those closest to Nipsey believe the time is finally right for the world to hear this timeless body of work. Bino Rideaux shares never-before-heard stories about creating the album in the very same studio where this interview was filmed, reflecting on the creative energy, Nipsey's vision, and why the music still sounds as fresh today as it did when it was recorded. Blacc Sam opens up about preserving Nipsey Hussle's legacy, carrying on after losing a loved one, and shares heartfelt stories about Nipsey's character long before the world knew his name. Gillie, Wallo, and the team also reflect on what it truly means to keep someone's vision alive. This episode is a celebration of legacy for one of hip-hop's greatest voices. Rest in Peace to the late, great Nipsey Hussle. The Marathon Continues.

Quake discusses Tay Keith passing away at 29, Nipsey Hussle's new album coming, Diddy catching a break with another sentence reduction, Dawn Richard's lawsuit against Diddy being dismissed, Lil Durk's co-defendants reportedly trying to sever ties from rapper in murder-for-hire trial, Mystikal receiving 20 years in prison for rape, 50 Cent offering to help Floyd Mayweather's debt situation, Floyd Mayweather getting sued for over $4.5 Million, Nicki Minaj regretting her lyrics and confirming Illuminati in music industry, Drake being officially Apple Music's most streamed artist ever, Ice Cube's Big3 Basketball League going public with massive valuation and much more.(00:00) - Intro(00:52) - DaBaby Settles Lawsuit In Bowling Alley Fight(05:08) - Nipsey Hussle's New Album Is Coming(06:17) - Diddy Catches A Break With Another Sentence Reduction(07:49) - Dawn Richard's Lawsuit Against Diddy Has Been Dismissed(09:52) - Lil Durk's Co-Defendants Reportedly Try To Sever Ties From Rapper In Murder-For-Hire Trial(12:02) - Mystikal Receives 20 Years In Prison For Rape(14:20) - 50 Cent Offers To Help Floyd Mayweather's Debt Situation(22:42) - Floyd Mayweather Sued For Over $4.5 Million(25:45) - Nicki Minaj Regrets Her Lyrics, Confirms Illuminati In Music Industry(34:11) - Drake To Sell 50 Percent Of OVO To Authentic Brands Group, Gets Hit With Lawsuit For Not Paying Full Debt(39:24) - Drake Is Officially Apple Music's Most Streamed Artist Ever(43:08) - Ice Cube's Big3 Basketball League Goes Public With Massive Valuation(45:29) - New Music(46:04) - Album Sales(47:19) - Billboard Hot 100

In this episode of No Boundaries Podcast, Javito and Welly dive into a wide-ranging conversation on modern entertainment, music, media, and culture. They break down the frustration of mystery shows that drag out answers, debate whether From has lost its storytelling integrity, and compare how different audiences digest rap, hip-hop, and regional music. The conversation moves from Drake, Jay-Z, Southern rap, OutKast, Scarface, Lil Wayne, Kendrick Lamar, and Nipsey Hussle to a larger discussion about artistry, performance, and why some music lasts while other songs simply become background noise. The episode closes with a sharp reflection on performative culture, politics as theater, and why society increasingly rewards spectacle over substance.

Today's guest is the name behind a decade of names you already know by heart. Eight weeks at #1 with Drake. Over a billion streams off a single Travis Scott beat. A top-six Hot 100 record with Migos, Nicki Minaj, and Cardi B — all on one song. Nipsey Hussle. French Montana. A whole generation of trap and rap that doesn't sound the way it sounds without him. And here's the part that should annoy every producer alive: he made most of it in under 20 minutes, by himself.And The Writer Is... Murda Beatz!In this episode of And The Writer Is, we go deep on:- Why doubt is important- The principal who told him being a producer was "unrealistic" — and what he'd say to him now- Making "Nice For What" in 20 minutes — and why it was never actually mixed- Selling beats over Western Union for $50–$200 — until working with the Migos got him flagged for fraud- DMing his way from a Canadian bedroom to Chief Keef, the Migos, and Nipsey Hussle- The Migos teaching him to cook beats in 10 minutes: "you gotta be faster"Losing his dad at 21 — and how he handles grief while the machine keeps runningand his new mixtape, 'Bando'And much more...Hit subscribe and turn on notifications. Every week, we go deep with the most interesting creatives in music.Follow us on socials: @andthewriterisA special thank you to our sponsors for making these conversations possible.Our lead sponsor, NMPA — the National Music Publishers' Association. Your support means the world to us.And @splice — the best sample library on the market. Period.Chapters:0:00 Intro1:45 The best producer tag that isn't yours2:32 The songs: "Nice For What," "Butterfly Effect," "MotorSport"3:03 The plaque wall — and the one with "some crazy number"4:29 When the label wouldn't put a producer's name on the plaque7:00 Born in Niagara Falls, a town of 3,000 on the Buffalo border8:33 A dad who played guitar, a left-handed kid on the drums11:36 Why so many great musicians come from Canada13:08 Trading the drum kit for trap beats14:29 Digging for Lex Luger drum kits in Skype groups16:25 "Murda Beatz on the track" — building a fanbase on Facebook and YouTube19:38 The principal who said being a producer was "unrealistic"21:51 "The doubt is important" — Michael Jordan and manufacturing motivation24:50 How you go from YouTube to a $20,000 check26:33 Learning his value — refusing to be a "sound producer"27:26 Selling beats on Western Union, and getting flagged for fraud33:00 Being a white kid making rap on Chicago's South Side35:02 How he met the Migos on the internet40:36 Making "Pipe It Up" — and learning to cook beats in 10 minutes42:32 World #1s in 15–20 minutes: "Butterfly Effect" and "Nice For What"45:35 Curating a beat pack — and remembering every beat by name51:24 The crazy fact about "Butterfly Effect": it was never mixed52:13 "MotorSport" hits #6 — sitting on it for four months53:24 Making Nipsey Hussle's beat his first day in LA56:55 "Nice For What" — made in Canada, #1 for eight weeks62:10 Adjusting as hip-hop changes: "I made rap because I wanted to make rap"63:42 Producer vs. featured artist — why go solo68:17 Simplicity: 8–10 stems and nothing wasted69:27 Losing his dad at 21, and how he deals with grief70:14 The alone time that built everything71:15 What's next: the "Bando" project, ten years after his first mixtape73:02 Rapid fire: signature beat, Mount Rushmore of producers77:25 Murda Melodies — the plugin that landed on a Bad Bunny record80:28 Advice for upcoming producers80:31 A message to his mom — and what he'd tell his dadCredits:Hosted by Ross GolanProduced by Joe London & Jad SaadEdited by Jad SaadPost-Production VFX by Pratik Karki Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Most men are making critical life mistakes by clinging to childish habits—like saying "pause" or dressing like they're still in their twenties. But the real problem runs deeper: a lack of discipline, maturity, and understanding of how to build genuine wealth and respect. If you're tired of seeing older men act foolish, if you're ready to elevate your mindset and leave behind the petty games, this episode is your wake-up call.We delve into the dangerous culture of grown men adopting teenage slang, making social media beefs, and chasing superficial status symbols, all while ignoring the real fundamentals of success, responsibility, and legacy. You'll discover why superficiality keeps us stuck and what it truly takes to mature into a leader, both financially and personally. Topics include the importance of competence over charisma, the significance of financial literacy, and the pitfalls of idolizing figures like Jay-Z and Nipsey Hussle without emulating their discipline.This episode also exposes the trap of trying to live a lifestyle that others promote—whether it's flashy jewelry, expensive cars, or viral antics—without the groundwork of real savings, assets, and meaningful influence. The stakes are high: staying immature could cost you and your family everything. But with the right mindset, you can flip the script, develop real wealth, and be a role model for future generations.Perfect for those tired of the fake hustle and ready to embrace a disciplined, responsible path, this conversation will leave you with practical steps to upgrade your life. Listen now if you're serious about maturing beyond the petty and building something that lasts.Guest Credibility:[Host/Expert/Speaker] is a seasoned entrepreneur and community thinker dedicated to elevating black men through practical wisdom, financial literacy, and disciplined living.Why this works:This episode opens with an urgent problem—childish behavior among grown men—that instantly captures attention. It then offers concrete insights into the root causes (responsibility, wealth-building, maturity), creating curiosity about solutions. The emotional angle of reclaiming respect and legacy drives engagement, ensuring listeners are motivated to take action. The detailed topics and real-world examples make it relatable and valuable, compelling browsers to hit play and get informed.Character count: 3,979/4,000

In Episode 266 of Break Room Talk, Khairie, Jay, Ced and Chyna kick off talking this hot weather, barbers using fibers/spray, and fresh cuts. The conversation goes left into dating standards, attraction, and a wild sidebar about unsolicited pics. They recap a quick LA trip with brutal traffic, heat, melted shoe glue, dehydration and throwing up, plus a stop at Nipsey Hussle's Marathon Burger, gang culture and hats and of course they close by reviewing Drake's “Iceman,” beat switches, hooks, authenticity, and lingering Kendrick-related shots.00:00 Break Room Roll Call00:58 Hot Week Check In01:45 Haircuts And Beijing Talk05:02 Makeup Preferences Debate09:11 Attraction Standards Argument17:38 Micro Penis Rabbit Hole23:01 Dick Pics And Nudes Etiquette26:07 Wild Flirting Banter26:28 LA Trip Reality Check27:57 Heat Sickness Road Story30:49 LA Traffic vs New York32:42 LA Vibes and Tourist Hustles33:39 Marathon Burger Stop35:36 Gang Culture and Hat Colors37:59 Drake Iceman Album Ratings39:17 Greatest Drake Debate48:24 Songwriting Hooks and Beat Switches55:24 Drake Album Expectations56:30 Contrarian Takes Debate58:22 Numbers Versus Quality01:01:23 Grammy Worthy Standards01:04:16 Comeback Album Critique01:05:48 Old Drake Versus Growth01:07:07 Beefs And Victim Talk01:09:56 Authenticity And Flex Rap01:14:30 Ratings And Wrap Up01:19:12 Khaled And Cole Fallout

The marathon definitely continues because this week on Rap Rankings, rap's only marathon-length podcast, Moulz & Mel review the legendary Nipsey Hussle's sole studio album, Victory Lap, for the penultimate episode of Season 17. FEATURING: @StiloVino -------------------------- Intro (0:00) -- The Rating System, Explained (24:24 - 27:03) -- The Rap Rankings Game (42:55) -- This Week In Moulz & Mel (1:26:54) -- Victory Lap Info (1:48:49) -- Introducing A New "Feature" To Rap Rankings [featuring @StiloVino] (2:08:51) -- Track 1: "Victory Lap" (2:30:53) -- Track 2: "Rap Niggas" (2:44:33) -- Track 3: "Last Time That I Checc'd" (2:56:15) -- Track 4: "Young Nigga" (3:08:17) -- Track 5: "Dedication" (3:19:11) -- Track 6: "Blue Laces 2" (3:36:37) -- Track 7: "Hussle & Motivate" (3:54:54) -- Track 8: "Status Symbol 3" (4:02:24) -- Track 9: "Succa Proof" (4:13:46) -- Track 10: "Keyz 2 The City 2" (4:23:27) -- Track 11: "Grinding All My Life" (4:31:20) -- Track 12: "Million While You Young" (4:48:32) -- Track 13: "Loaded Bases" (4:56:25) -- Track 14: "Real Big" (5:02:16) -- Track 15: "Double Up" (5:06:12) -- Track 16: "Right Hand To God" (5:10:33) -- Ranking Victory Lap (5:15:40) -- Outro (5:19:10)

We watched an extremely competent 'what if' movie. What if Bone Thugs never met Eazy-E? This movie plays that scenario out to its logical conclusion. We struggle to talk about the movie but then we pick up steam in another episode of "Ryan's sanity is unraveling and somehow Anthony is the voice of reason". For more of this, get access to our first 100 episodes by joining the supporters club here: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bodegaboxoffice--1441069/support

OT Genasis sits down with DANZA for a raw and unfiltered conversation. From growing up in Los Angeles to navigating real street culture, OT breaks down how his environment shaped his mindset, his music, and the way he moves today. He opens up about performing in places most artists wouldn't speak on, lessons learned from the come up, and what it really takes to survive and stay solid in this industry. OT also shares a side of Nipsey Hussle that most people have never heard — including a wild story that gives real insight into who Nip was behind the scenes. This isn't just an interview… this is real life, real experiences, and real perspective. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Artificial Intelligence helped me produce this episode. You should know that the painting by Basquiat is a premonition of the life of Nipsey Hussle. Listen!

Brandon had a real issue with piss. Michael Jackson movie; what we think before everyone sees it. Nipsey Hussle (type that in your iPhone and see what it corrects to). Mardi Gras vs Blaqhouse: we've tasted them both, so has John Taffer and Robert Irvine. Viet fucking Nam man!

The squad stages a massive intervention for Lester, a government worker who planned a 16-room bachelor party in Colombia before even proposing to his fiancé. Between the relationship drama, the "studious fools" roast the Armenian homies from Glendale who got caught wearing a light brown bear suit to vandalize a Rolls-Royce for insurance money. [Edited by @iamdyre

Episode 475 of the New Old Heads had discussions on the situation with the US bombing and escalating the conflict/war in Iran - and if now is the most divisive time we've witnessed in our lives (Patreon exclusive), Spotify's listing of the "next up" in Hip Hop being the wrong messenger, Nipsey Hussle's Marathon, Lil Yachty being disrespectful towards Hip Hop's elders again, Nipsey Hussle's new music reaction, and much more.Support the show

The Tim Conway Jr. Show Hour 2 (3.3) Tim’s problem with eating oxtail? It’s too close to the butthole! Speaking of food, late rapper Nipsey Hussle’s burger joint Marathon Burger opened a new location in Long Beach, with special guests Snoop Dogg and Stevie Wonder attending, and there was a shooting there. Homeless plane tickets home? John Alle, a businessman in LA, has been visiting homeless encampments and offering the inhabitants one-way plane tickets back to their hometown so they can be with their loved ones and get off the streets. Did you know that the word “posh” was invented in Australia? Also, daylight savings begins next week, and we’ll lose an hour of sleep. Tim thinks there should be thankyou notes for people who send thankyou notes for gifts. He’s also got a secret that’ll make your life 35% better: You don’t have to respond to every text. And the iHeart flasher is back! We’re waiving at him right now!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The World Cup is around the corner but the federal government has yet to pay host cities for security including L.A. A South L.A. intersection has been renamed after the late rapper Nipsey Hussle. Plus, we'll tell you about Porkchop who's been released back to the wild after a year of rehab. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.comSupport the show: https://laist.com

Quake discusses Oliver “Power” Grant of Wu-Tang dying at 52, Lil Durk's murder-for-hire trial facing another delay, Nipsey Hussle to be commemorated with L.A. intersection renaming, Meek Mill revealing the truth behind the infamous bunny hopping video, Cardi B allegedly throwing a tantrum over Nicki Minaj joke at “SNL”, NORE saying he created the rapper podcast lane, T.I. vs 50 Cent beef breakdown, 50 Cent responding disrespecting his family and much more.(00:00) - Intro(10:16) - Oliver “Power” Grant Of Wu-Tang Dead At 52(17:12) - Lil Durk's Murder-For-Hire Trial Faces Another Delay(18:41) - Nipsey Hussle To Be Commemorated With L.A. Intersection Renaming(21:34) - Meek Mill Reveals The Truth Behind The Infamous Bunny Hopping Video(30:14) - Cardi B Allegedly Threw A Tantrum Over Nicki Minaj Joke At “SNL”(32:25) - NORE Says He Created The Rapper Podcast Lane(39:04) - T.I. vs 50 Cent Breakdown(01:00:13) - T.I. Disses 50 Cent On “The Right One” (Breakdown)(01:19:53) - Billboard Hot 100

Quake discusses the judge rejecting Keefe D's motion to toss evidence in 2Pac murder case, federal prosecutors blasting Diddy's appeal defense regarding adult film production, Diddy & Christian Combs settling lawsuit for alleged unpaid legal fees, Eminem dodging legal battle after trademark attempt gets dropped, Big U facing superseding indictment referencing alleged Nipsey Hussle beef, 50 Cent revealing Jim Jones is getting evicted and saying he now is part owner of the building, T.I. saying 50 Cent agreed to a Verzuz then backed out, 50 Cent responding disrespecting his family and much more.(00:00) - Intro(01:19) - Judge Rejects Keefe D's Motion To Toss Evidence In 2Pac Murder Case(04:05) - Federal Prosecutors Blast Diddy's Appeal Defense Regarding Adult Film Production(07:48) - Diddy & Christian Combs Settle Lawsuit For Alleged Unpaid Legal Fees(09:14) - Eminem Dodges Legal Battle After Trademark Attempt Gets Dropped(12:01) - Big U Faces Superseding Indictment Referencing Alleged Nipsey Hussle Beef(16:50) - 50 Cent Reveals Jim Jones Is Getting Evicted And Says He Now Is Part Owner Of The Building(33:35) - T.I. Says 50 Cent Agreed To A Verzuz Then Backed Out, 50 Cent Responds Disrespecting His Family(45:57) - New Music(46:17) - Album Sales

Hit-Boy is an award-winning producer and rapper from LA. He's one of my all-time favorite producers, from “Backseat Freestyle” by Kendrick Lamar, to “Sicko Mode” by Travis Scott, to tracks he's made for Beyonce, Nas, and the Jay-Z & Kanye album Watch the Throne. So I was really excited to talk to him, and when I asked him which song from his incredible catalog he wanted to talk about, I was really moved by his choice. He picked “Racks in the Middle” by Nipsey Hussle, featuring Roddy Ricch. Nipsey Hussle was a rapper and community activist from LA whose career was cut short, tragically, when he was murdered in 2019. He'd released just one album, Victory Lap. “Racks in the Middle” was the last song released in Nipsey's lifetime. It went platinum, and a year after his death, it won the Grammy for Best Rap Performance, in 2020. This episode features a few short clips from a video that Nipsey Hussle made for the website Genius, back in 2019. There's a link to the full video that he made in the shownotes. But here in the studio, to tell the story, I spoke to Hit-Boy about how “Racks in the Middle” came together.To learn more, visit songexploder.net/hit-boy.

All of this week's episodes of It Could Happen Here put together in one large file. - Charlie Kirk's Assassination: Sorting Fact from Fiction - DC Police Takeover Update feat. Bridget Todd - Thi'sl, The Nipsey Hussle of St. Louis, On What It Really Takes to Make Our Hoods Better feat. Prop - Years of Lead Paint - Executive Disorder: White House Weekly #34 You can now listen to all Cool Zone Media shows, 100% ad-free through the Cooler Zone Media subscription, available exclusively on Apple Podcasts. So, open your Apple Podcasts app, search for “Cooler Zone Media” and subscribe today! http://apple.co/coolerzone Sources/Links: Years of Lead Paint https://www.cawshinythings.com/i-was-promised-a-more-aesthetically-pleasing-cyberpunk-dystopia/ https://www.cato.org/blog/politically-motivated-violence-rare-united-states https://today.yougov.com/politics/articles/52960-charlie-kirk-americans-political-violence-poll https://www.middlebury.edu/institute/academics/centers-initiatives/ctec/ctec-publications/italian-neofascism-and-years-lead-closer-look https://libcom.org/article/giuseppe-pinelli-death-anarchist https://libcom.org/article/analysis-autonomia-interview-sergio-bologna https://sk.sagepub.com/ency/edvol/terrorism2ed/chpt/ordine-nuovo https://www.britannica.com/event/Bologna-train-station-bombing-of-1980 https://www.britannica.com/place/Italy/Terrorism#ref929858 https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/09/16/us/tyler-robinson-charges.html?unlocked_article_code=1.mU8.jooL.UUL_fH4KQcdy https://www.404media.co/doj-deletes-study-showing-domestic-terrorists-are-most-often-right-wing/ Executive Disorder: White House Weekly #34 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.