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Send us a textMusic battles, NBA playoffs, and wild hypotheticals collide in our most eclectic episode yet! We kick things off with a track-by-track comparison between R&B heavyweights Giveon and Leon Thomas, breaking down their distinct styles and debating who delivers the stronger emotional punch. "All I want to hear is Leon sing all the Giveon songs," one host declares, sparking a deeper conversation about the many subgenres within modern R&B.The basketball talk heats up as we analyze the New York Knicks' playoff chances against Boston and whether Karl-Anthony Towns is reaching his potential with the Timberwolves. We don't hold back our opinions on coaching changes and potential offseason moves that could reshape the league.Concert season dominates our entertainment segment as we examine why Chris Brown keeps adding tour dates while Beyoncé's ticket sales appear to be moving at a different pace than her Renaissance tour. Is it album reception, pricing strategy, or something else entirely? Meanwhile, Bow Wow's announcement about ending the Millennium Tour to revive the Scream Tour without Omarion has us speculating about which artists might join these competing nostalgic showcases.FOLLOW. SUBSCRIBE. SHARE. Contactmixedvibeztv@gmail.com (720) 381-1092Facebook www.facebook.com/mixedvibezYouTube https://youtube.com/@mixedvibezmediaTikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@mixedvibezmedia?_t=8aEYresFfkw&_r=1Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/mixedvibezpodcast/

Y'all know Black Girl Film Club? That podcast where two Black women talk about movies? Well, the feds heard they got backstage passes to Lady Raven's latest show, so they set up a trap for them. This whole episode is a trap

Angel Reese was reportedly "insulted" by a recent ESPN mock draft for the 2024 WNBA Draft, which had the LSU star going eighth. Bow Wow is finding himself in legal trouble over the use of the "Scream Tour" name, which Jermaine Dupri's dad claims is his. Paper Route Empire artist Jay Fizzle has some words for Yo Gotti and Young Dolph's alleged murderer on his new song, "FREE STR8DROPP." Eminem took to Twitter to show he still has plenty of admiration for Lil Wayne and shared a lyric from one of the rapper's new songs. Meek Mill shared an update with fans confirming that he and Drake had put the beef behind them and are doing better than ever. Mase Recalls Why He Brought Cam'ron To Biggie Instead Of Diddy GloRilla Blasts Twitter Hater Saying She Fell Off, Says She's Not Going Anywhere Jimmy Butler said it's silk press season!! Social media users have plenty of theories on who Latto could be taking shots at on her latest track, "ISSA PARTY." Charlamagne Tha God called out Colin Kaepernick during an episode of The Breakfast Club, earlier this week. Terrell Owens Opens Up About How Being ”“Teased” & “Rejected By Black Women Made Him Gravitate Towards Dating White Women: ‘There Was A Lot Of Self-Esteem Issues' Following her recent Spice-related controversy, Erica Mena caught heat for saying she wanted to leave her vaycay "the same color" as Bernice Burgos. Fans think NBA Youngboy & J. Cole dissin each other on their new songs Fani Willis has defended the submission of rap lyrics as evidence in her criminal cases, citing it as valid evidence of crimes. Ice Spice Opens Up About The Competitive Nature Of The Female Rap Industry, Says Women Claim To Be ‘Girl's Girls' But Are ‘Behind The Scene Being B*' Influencer ‘Meatball' who livestreamed Philadelphia looting has been charged with 6 felonies Kanye "I need to get rid of GOOD Music... cuz im GREAT..WTF am i doing giving Daytona to PUSHA.. Nas Rapping Off BEAT and dont wanna shoot a video n shit' lol '... naaa ye was on one.. Lil Reese denies there was "beef" between him and Kanye West, saying he just wanted answers about his cut verse from the "I Don't Like" remix. Travis Hunter went bowling with Colorado State safety, Henry Blackburn, after the dirty hit that sent him to the hospital 2 weeks ago. Atlanta Waffle House Employees are demanding $25 dollars an hour.. 24/7 security & an end to mandatory meal deductions. Kris Jenner Admits To Making Boyfriend Corey Gamble Turn Down TV Role Because She Didn't Want Him Featured In Romantic Scenes: ‘I Told Him To Say No Sukihana took Bobbi Althoff to the strip club and had her on stage Lil Wayne lead the Green Bay Packers out to the field forThursday NightFootball The Miami Heat believe they could win the East with their current roste and that's why they didn't act ‘desperate' for Damian Lillard Blueface sentenced to 24 - 60 months in prison for grazing a man's hand during a shooting outside of a Las Vegas strip club back in October 2022. Kerry Washington recently named Shaq as the most famous person to slide into her DMs while promoting her memoir. Idris Elba Shares He's In Therapy Due To Being ‘An Absolute Workaholic': ‘I Have Some Unhealthy Habits That Have Really Formed' Florida law allowing the death penalty for adults who r@pe children under 12 takes effect starting today! LSU player loses cool and assaults a cheerful, harmless Ole Miss fan during the field storming. Brian Kelly has truly lost control of the locker room. Kountry Wayne reveals he pays $200,000 a month in child support to take care of his 10 kids Real Boston Richey fired back at Rowdy Rebel's claim Future “cut him off” People think the NFL should ban the “Push Play” that the Eagles do when they're on the goal line. Brittany Renner reveals half of the 35 men she's slept with have beenone-night stands. Rhode Island man sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison for robbing 5 banks in 5 weeks. Investigators believe he stole a total of $15,807

This week, Bridget Kelly and Mandii B are joined by viral gamer, multifaceted artist, and actor best known for his role as “Zero” in the 2003 Disney movie “Holes”, Khleo Thomas for some Grown (10:00), honest (28:00), and slightly toxic conversations ( 47:00) during their trip to Los Angeles. (05:00) Grown Segment (10:00) Favorite nostalgic technology (20:00) The gaming industry during the pandemic (22:00) The worst video games that have been created: Grand Theft Auto , Dead or Alive, & Zelda (28:00) Best movies that were adaptations of popular video games (32:00) Honest Segment: (32:00) Khleo talks about how he feels as he enters the 20th anniversary of the movie “Holes” (37:00) Khleo shares how the name ‘Zero” has serendipitously followed him throughout his personal life and career (45:00) Why Khleo passed up a role in “High School Musical” (50:00) Managing money as a child actor(52:00) Slight Toxic Segment (55:00) Going on the Scream Tour tour at the age of 15-16 with older superstars (1:10:00) Khleo shares about his love life and the importance of authentic relationships off of the internet (1:20:00) Freshly Squeezed Segment—----------------LIVE SHOW:

We finally did it!  We accomplished something we've always wanted to do on this podcast and that is visit 261 Turner Lane and all the Scream filming location sights!!!  Jump in the car and head with us to Northern California, along the way, we will discuss the iconic 90's Wes Craven slasher Scream! 

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

Greetings and salutations, friends of the pod! This week on the show, we talk about the recent spate of SCOTUS rulings, especially the official overturning of Roe v Wade and the end of federally protected bodily autonomy. Elsewhere, Drake and Beyoncé try to get us out the house by going back to the house and we have thoughts. Also Mario is a menace and has put the Scream Tour demo on notice. All this and more, this week on the Brown Liquor Report.

Episode 115The fellas start off the #Podcast with some Couples Therapy talk (02:13) #BowWow #Verzuz #SouljaBoy recap (06:51) #MaryJBlige isn't doing Verzuz, Mary Doc, the sophomore Jinx and more (25:29) #TPain throws #Usher under the bus (47:16) #TrickDaddy shares his opinion on #Beyonce and #JayZ (52:44) Happy Anniversary to #ReasonableDoubt (01:04:24) Derek Chauvin gets 22 years (01:12:25) Would you continue to pay her bills after the breakup (01:20:42) Flaw 700 - Mobb Deep “Hey Young Luv”  Jerrell - Jane Handcock “ Forgive Them ”Ant - French Montana “I ain't gonna lie”Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/barz-n-shotz-podcast/donations

Hello legendaries, this podcast episode breaks down what happened to Mindless Behavior..with a twist. I give you guys my personal experience with Mindless Behavior at the Scream Tour in New York City ft. Jacob Latimore, Diggy Simmons, and OMG Girlz. In addition, Mindless Behavior was a successful big group from 2010-2016. I discuss one of the group members being bullied, where the members are now, and more. Share this podcast episode with a friend and subscribe to the Lifestyle of Ameenha Lee Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ameenha/support

Stream/ download ‘Blue Moon' by Chris Voice: https://album.link/us/i/1531035202 Chris Voice is an artist, singer, rapper, DJ, studio owner, and radio host from Hobson City, Alabama. On a new episode of The Progress Report Podcast, Chris Voice tells his story of coming to Atlanta at age 18 to join boy band, Hamilton Park and how they were the last act signed to the late Andre Harrell. Chris Voice details touring on the Scream Tour and how that created a loyal fanbase, life after tour and Hamilton Park split, reunion, his pride not allowing him to get a 9-5 job after being on TV, and his new solo EP titled ‘Blue Moon' featuring Yung Joc and Natasha Mosley. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theprogressreportpodcast/support

The crew talks about Queen and Slim, the Game's new album, Omarion annoucing the new Scream Tour, Billy Dee Williams coming out as gender fluid and more. Follow on instagram @brazybunchpodcast and submit all comments or topics to brazybunchpod@gmail.com.

WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders, WSH entertainment critic Rhyanna Morgan, and Beat the Buzzer Podcast’s Keenan Terry reconvene for the first time this year (!), where the trio belatedly talk through the major cultural events thus far into 2019. The three discuss:WSH’s Albums of the Decade series through Part IV (4:30)JAY-Z & Roc Nation’s “music and social justice” partnership with the NFL (6:35)The Rock as movie superhero, the current era of the franchise reboot, and tangential thoughts on 2019 cinema (22:20)Their individual African-American entertainer Mount Rushmores (37:50)The Millennium Tour, bka The Scream Tour 2019 (45:45)KD-to-Brooklyn, OG Thunder Buddies, and the present state of USA men’s basketball (53:40)The candidates vying for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination (1:08:25)Popeyes and its most recent round of positive publicity (1:17:25)Things they’ve learned, new experiences, and small businesses they’ve supported in 2019 (1:19:40)

A conversation with Maestro about LA culture, Chicago, making a hit song, being on The Wire, living with Jermaine Dupri and Janet Jackson and being best friends with Bow Wow at the height of the Scream Tour.

Melanie and Rodney put together a 2017 version of The Scream Tour, pick their order of performances and choose their setlist. Respect was finally put on Shad Moss' name. If you're interested in advertising with On My Grown: The Podcast contact us via email at OnMyGrownThePodcast@gmail.com for our rates. Follow us on social media @OnMyGrownTP Email us at OnMyGrownThePodcast@gmail.com Visit our website OnMyGrown.com

We just wanna say #SorryForTheWait and bless y'all with a bonus episode! We're always working, and always keeping our loyal listeners in mind, so we hope you enjoy this one. This episode was very therapeutic, as we talk about life, feeling boxed in, losing motivation and achieving goals. Joined by our engineer, Binnie, we also discuss Marcus' "Scream Tour" preminitions, Hov's '4:44' album, and much more. Hope you enjoy this free plate!

Prodigy, Princeton, Ray Ray, and Roc Royal chat with Tommy2 after their autograph session at Mall of America. Find out what the guys are looking forward to this Christmas, their first visit to Minneapolis, the Scream Tour, tour essentials and more!