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No Ceilings · Conversations On How Much Marketing Matters Part 2

early on, right, that my task was to make money by being a rapper, making rap songs. Then I started to learn about records, hip-hop, and marketing. Then I was like, damn, now I really felt bounded by culture. But this last week, understanding that culture is the craft ... know, hip-hop is the culture, that's the craft. Hip-hop is the craft. Entertainment is the business. And it seems funny because I've been in the entertainment business now professionally almost 20 years, but I just realized that I was in the entertainment business. What made

Episode aired 2025-06-10

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Drink Champs · #Throwback Episode - w/ Tech N9ne | (Ep.96)

Plex. Gio. Even T. What up, T? What up, T? And we got more. Listen, man. Them hip hop. We don't have enough of hip hop. Celebrating hip hop. So instead of me and my partner DJ EFN sitting around and complaining and saying, Which ... gonna hear it again. You're a motherfucking legend. Thank you, brother. We appreciate what you do for hip hop. Thank you. We appreciate what you set out for hip hop for everybody. That if you want to be independent, there's a whole fucking platform. A real blueprint. There

Episode aired 2026-06-24

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Drink Champs · #Throwback Episode - w/ The Beatnuts | (Ep.77)

record as friends together. You never know what it's going to do. Yes. And that record. Blue. Yeah. It's a classic hip hop record. No. No. That's all said together. I'm saying. That's just boys. That's all said together. You know. We rocking ... Exactly. We gotta relax. Okay. Continue. So I mean. You know. We grew up in that culture. You know what I'm saying? Like. Hip-hop was. What happened? I thought it was my bottle. Whiskey. We get all kinds of them. How you doing, sir? What's going down

Episode aired 2026-04-01

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The Joe Budden Podcast · Episode 847 | "From The 19's"

still his, a variation of what he was doing in front of his country people. Yeah. Like, where you put in some of the hip hop smashes. Hot in Here. Where was Hot in Here at? Hot in Here might have been like fourth or fifth to last. Yeah, that ... pump up in the name of hip hop. I ain't with it. I ain't jacking some of that. I've read what you did. Right. I don't stand by it. There's no way. Shit ain't hip hop. It's like, yeah. But if African-American

Episode aired 2025-07-30

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Decisions, Decisions · Selective Ignorance: Ep. 49 | Hablar Mucha Mierda!

them have spoken out kind of about Minnesota. But if, can we play the clip? There's a clip about his take on hip-hop. Sickening to think of the hip-hop I came from and the hip-hop I was introduced to and think of the hip-hop that ... other people were introduced to and how silent hip-hop is on certain matters. You niggas, it's pawns, pussies, and fucking puppets. All of y'all don't have a voice to say shit. Everybody. It's too silent for me. It's too silent when you see Americans

Episode aired 2026-02-03

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Selective Ignorance with Mandii B · Our Top 10 No Skip List | Bonus Episode

guys are aligned. Now, I know that yours is going to be hippity-hop. Mm-hmm. I have three in a possible that's hip-hop on mine out of 10. Okay. So, it shows the range. As long as you get your books, you're all right. It shows ... these giggles. Yo. Fair enough. That, to me, is a no-skip album. If you are not hip to Pretty Ricky before Love and Hip Hop and all the bullshit. Right. Take your ass to that first album, Pretty Ricky Blue Stars. By far, no-skip album. Okay. Okay

Episode aired 2026-02-13

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Reality with the King · An Exclusive Sit-Down with Lyrica Anderson

there. Hey, Raindrops. On today's episode of Reality with the King, I have a singer, a songwriter, former star of Love and Hip Hop Hollywood. Give it up for the beautiful Lyrica Anderson. Hey, superstar. What's up? I got my shades on because you got shorts ... having me. No, thank you for saying yes. Yes. It's been a while since we've seen you on Love and Hip Hop, but Miss Thing, you seem to always be in the news, honey. Tell me about it. So, no, I want to talk to you because, like

Episode aired 2026-05-29

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Naked Sports with Cari Champion · George Washington Black on Hulu with Selwyn Hinds

editor-in-chief of a magazine called The Source. I don't know if you all remember that. It was a hip-hop magazine, and it was The Source. And there was this, and I remember it like it was yesterday. You can even find it on YouTube. There were ... Sports, not only are we going to talk about that great TV show, Washington Black, we're going to talk about that moment in hip-hop. And Selwyn was there to literally document it all because he was the editor-in-chief. And I thought that was just a beautiful

Episode aired 2025-09-08

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Naked Sports with Cari Champion · REPLAY - George Washington Black on Hulu with Selwyn Hinds

editor-in-chief of a magazine called The Source. I don't know if you all remember that. It was a hip-hop magazine, and it was The Source. And there was this, and I remember it like it was yesterday. You can even find it on YouTube. There were ... Sports, not only are we going to talk about that great TV show, Washington Black, we're going to talk about that moment in hip-hop. And Selwyn was there to literally document it all because he was the editor-in-chief. And I thought that was just a beautiful

Episode aired 2026-07-02

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Diverse Voices Book Review - Hopeton Hay Podcasts · Episode 351: Amran Gowani’s Novel Leverage Uses Satire to Expose the Dark Side of Finance

shift a little bit here, we got really serious, which was really important to me. But what's also important to me is hip hop and rap. There you go. And then I saw I was like, why is the name of his chapters chambers? So I'm, you know ... remarried, and we had relocated. And my, my buddy was the token black guy, his name was Carter. And he, he introduced me to hip hop in the kind of like mid nineties window. And it just clicked for me. Like my whole, like, and again

Episode aired 2025-11-23

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Million Dollaz Worth of Game · LIZZO: MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 343

have access to big studios. They didn't grow up learning how to play bass and stuff like that. They created the genre of hip-hop through sampling records in their, you know, their parents' vinyls and stuff like that. They're taking what you got. There were no sampling ... free-for-all. So they was just outside, just like, okay, this is the... This is just what it is. And then hip-hop was born and it was this beautiful thing. And then I think, like... I feel like it was Sir Mix-A-Lot got sued from

Episode aired 2025-09-14

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ROC Solid · Dupre “DoItAll” Kelly | ROC Solid w/ Memphis Bleek

city councilman Do It All to the building. How you doing, my brother? I'm good, man. Yo, man, the evolution of hip hop is amazing, bro. They see you over here from rap bars, the change in the laws is insane. See, he still got bars. Dumb ... pimping no more. I'm retired. Love lockdown. Love lockdown. I ain't pimping no more. See, that's what grown up hip hop looks like. Yes. You know what I mean? I love it, man. Let's go back before we keep taking the present, because the year

Episode aired 2026-05-05

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The Breakfast Club · INTERVIEW: AZ Talks New Album, Growth, His 'Underrated' Legacy, NAS + More

they're coming out and they're doing extremely well? I stay in my zone. I figured that the vibe didn't change in hip hop. I'm like, is they going to embrace it or not? That's how I feel. But it's a good thing that hip ... hop is hip hop and we got our core base, our core fan base. Yeah. When you say they, who is they? Just the fans. You know what I mean? The fans from my era, well, my era rather, well, our era. You know what I mean? That

Episode aired 2026-05-11

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Higher Learning · The Death of Lindsey Graham and Jay-Z’s Colin Kaepernick Diss

Very meaningful to people. Reasonable Doubt, Blueprint. Blueprint. So much stuff. All this stuff. So two things I'll say about this. Number one, hip hop has a holy city and that holy city is New York. New York is the holy city of hip hop ... rapper. He's not a cultural figure. Jay-Z is the pope of hip hop. He most certainly is. He essentially called for a pilgrimage for people to come back to New York City and really sort of have a cultural worship session for this music. And that's very

Episode aired 2026-07-14

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Introspective Insight: The Black Wall Street · ii-124 Aquafina Is Illegal in My House!, Hood Roots, and Drake vs Humanity

forceful in in terms of how you engage the art um shoot even in in in um hip-hop rap you can't be too forceful sometimes you gotta learn how to um um tlc enter with some tlc um love the drum stroke the drum you know from from ... made the decision which is crazy yeah and that's that's uh me i i really think it's really good for hip-hop like don't take that away it's been so many battles jay and naz l and uh cannabis uh jay the kiss and beanie

Episode aired 2025-11-24

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New Rory & MAL · Episode 376 | California Love

over and over and over. Exactly. We stuck to three core principles when sorting our ranking. This is coming from complex. Skill as a hip hop artist, strength of a catalog, commercial impact, and lasting influence. They say by skill, they mean the entire rap package, delivery, presence, pin game ... strictly on rappers. So while artists like Nate Dogg and Ty Dolla $ign are iconic L.A. artists, they're fundamentally singers, not rappers. So hip hop skill, strength of a catalog, commercial impact, and lasting influence. If you're focusing just on rappers and skill then

Episode aired 2025-06-03

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The Breakfast Club · FULL SHOW: Earn Your Leisure & City Of Atlanta Begin Conversations Following Breakfast Club Interview + Too Short Interview

what point does the image stop in? And that, let's talk about this. So do we have to really be age appropriate in hip hop? Can we not continue to be like a movie and keep selling our character and, and, and it is what it is. Like ... Right. But I enjoy it because I'm 48 years old and I understand that it's just entertainment. Yeah. Can hip hop have characters? Do we have to like, well, I'm 40 now. This the real me. I'm never going to talk about it in the past

Episode aired 2026-07-23

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Club Shay Shay · Club Shay Shay - K. Michelle Part 2

start off? No, like all the girls I've left, like even Cardi, like I would watch Cardi before she got on Love and Hip Hop, and that's why we are close, I would watch her, and I would say, oh, she's a star, and she would sing ... best friend, Janet. Hey. And we have been joined at the hip since high school. Absolutely. A redacted amount of years later, we're still joined at the hip. Just a little bit bigger hips. This is a podcast, we're recording it as we tailgate our youth soccer games

Episode aired 2026-05-20

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Reasonably Shady · | Ep 195 | Chat Knows What's Up!

What do you mean run out of people? So, apparently, Real Housewives of Atlanta has K-Michelle from Love and Hip Hop on their show. Okay, you had to clarify that, though. Okay, but we're going to speak to that, but go ahead. And Married to Medicine has Angel ... feel like, at first I was like, what? Kay Michelle, that don't, that's weird. But out of the love and hip hop, because you know I'm a love and hip hop girl. Right. So out of the love and hip hop world, there are very few people

Episode aired 2025-09-08

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Gangster Chronicles · DJ EFN Breaks His Silence on Kanye, DMX, & the Wild Rise of Drink Champs!

stuff that he did. And even though I'm Latino, I was never into reggaeton, and he knew that. I was just a diehard hip-hop head, right? And so he moved to Miami because, you know, the industry kind of turned their back on him. You know, at least ... know? Right. So he came to Miami to take a break from New York, and he's like, yo, E, bring me back to hip-hop, basically. And so we started working out of my studio, and a homie named Leo G, who was at XM. This was before SiriusXM

Episode aired 2025-11-28

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