What if every "no" is just getting you closer to the one yes that changes your life?

In Episode 14 of GOATs Only, host Ali the Greatest sits down with Spills Q Urkel, the Mount Vernon connector behind Kick It Network, whose music journey started at a Ruff Ryders listening session in 2004.

They talk about why network equals net worth, and loyalty over paperwork. Spills also opens up about losing his grandmother, raising seven kids on the road. Hip hop, hustle and real talk all in one. 🐐

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CHAPTERS

00:00 - Meet Spills Q Urkel

03:18 - Walking Into Ruff Ryders

05:23 - Network Equals Net Worth

05:49 - Why Westchester Artists Stay Home

11:07 - The Answer Is No

15:34 - Before the Music

20:28 - What He Brings Into Every Room

22:22 - Loyalty Over Paperwork

29:40 - The Undeniable Studio Days

34:35 - The Missing New York Sound

41:21 - Raising Seven Kids on the Road

45:31 - From the Studio to the Kitchen

52:09 - Why People Switch Up

57:50 - Building Westchester Together

1:06:43 - Wrap Up

What happens when a Bronx hooper loses basketball overnight and turns to drill music instead?

In Episode 13 of GOATs Only, host Ali the Greatest sits down with Bronx rapper Tone Corlyone, the Ghanaian-American independent artist behind Not a Drill, the final part of his basketball-inspired trilogy.

They talk about drill music without the violence, building a team in the music business, and why a niche audience beats big numbers. Tone also opens up about getting kicked out of school, his sold-out show at the Delancey in NYC, and how faith keeps him going. Hip hop, mindset and real talk all in one. 🔥

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CHAPTERS

[00:00] - Meet Bronx Rapper Tone Corlyone

[04:00] - The Story Behind Not a Drill

[12:09] - How Basketball Led to Rap

[18:25] - When His Basketball Career Ended[

20:50] - How Music Saved Him

[22:45] - The Fight That Got Him Kicked Out

[29:14] - Why Young Men Should Ask for Help

[33:28] - Ghanaian Roots, Faith and Music

[39:56] - His Songwriting Process

[41:45] - Why Artists Shouldn't Be Put in a Box

[46:28] - Building a Team in the Music Business

[53:55] - Sold-Out Show at the Delancey NYC

[59:48] - Streaming Numbers vs Real Fans

[1:03:27] - Trials Build Character

[1:05:39] - Wrap Up

What if being "too much" is the best personal branding move you'll ever make?

In Episode 12 of GOATs Only, host Ali the Greatest sits down with Brooklyn fashion stylist and luxury image engineer Raymon "Luxuray" Walker, founder of The Luxuray Experience and visual creative director on Macy's Divine Nine sorority dress collection.

They talk high-low fashion, trusting your expertise, and why a New York mindset gets mistaken for arrogance.

Ray also opens up about leaving a 16-year HR career, walking out of a Fashion Week show, and his PhD research on toxic leadership. Style, mindset and leadership all in one. 🔥

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CHAPTERS

[00:00] - Meet Raymon “Luxuray” Walker

[02:31] - Brooklyn to Houston

[04:40] - The New York Mindset

[08:22] - How to Style High-Low Fashion

[10:17] - Trusting Your Expertise at Work

[15:00] - From Doll Clothes to Fashion Stylist

[18:56] - The Luxuray Experience

[23:36] - Macy's Divine Nine Dress Collection

[32:49] - When the Brand Says Thank You

[36:00] - Contracts and Fashion Week

[40:06] - Being Called "Too Much"

[44:20] - Toxic Leadership

[46:28] - Do You Need to Intern in Fashion?

[53:58] - Leading With Respect, Not Fear

[57:05] - How a Stylist Builds a Look

[1:04:00] - Advice to His Younger Self

[1:05:03] - Wrap Up

What happens when your most polarizing trait becomes your greatest marketing move?In Episode 11 of GOATs Only, host Ali the Greatest sits down with Queens-bred artist, therapist, and full-time dad Mr. Bonnet, the man who turned a bonnet into a brand, a statement, and a movement.They get into the real stuff: how high-frequency energy and timing open doors, why understanding something and actually applying it are two completely different things, and how staying true to yourself gets harder the more people are watching.Bonnet also opens up about fatherhood, surviving Queens, his freestyle-first music process, and his latest project Love Bonito 2. This is culture, mindset, and music all in one. 🔥🔗 Listen to Mr. Bonnet's music album "Love Bonneto 2" on Spotify and Apple music - https://unitedmasters.com/m/love-bonneto-2-p26📲 Follow Us On:- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/GoatsOnlyShow- Website: https://alithegreatest.com📲 Follow Our Guest On:- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bonito_bonnet/📧 Got questions or just want to connect?Email: goatsonlyshow@gmail.comCHAPTERS [00:00] - Meet Bonnet [07:42] - Bonnet Origin [10:17] - Branding [13:57] - Beyond Music [15:04] - Staying True [19:49] - The Time Is Now [27:37] - Queens Lessons [33:07] - Staying Humble [36:13] - Fatherhood [45:32] - Freestyle Process [48:03] - Quick Thinking [52:59] - Gift and Curse [53:48] - Wrap Up

Join Ali The Greatest for unfiltered conversations at the intersection of music, money, and mindset. Every episode challenges perspectives, explores the ideas shaping music, business, and creativity, and delivers something you can actually apply. New episodes drop every Sunday on the GOATs Only podcast. Built for artists, entrepreneurs, creators, and anyone chasing the greatest version of themselves.And don't miss our bonus drops where Ali breaks down the moves, moments, and mindset shifts driving culture right now. Tune in for sharp insights, real talk, and conversations worth sharing.For the culture. About the culture. Built for greatness.

There’s always more to a person than the version the world thinks it knows.On this episode of GOATs Only, Ali The Greatest sits down with artist, entrepreneur, venue owner, promoter, and community man @KARTELWITAK for an honest conversation about the man beyond the reputation.Kartel opens up about incarceration, his former life, and the mindset it took to change direction. He shares how he evolved into a devoted family man, community figure, business owner, and artist—without pretending that transformation happened overnight.The conversation explores the realities of owning a venue, navigating the nightlife industry, promoting events, and understanding the business behind music. Kartel also speaks about working with artists including Jadakiss, The LOX, Millyz, etc, while explaining how personality, controversy, humor, and calculated trolling can shape an artist’s brand.This is a conversation about accountability, family, money, ownership, and what it truly means to outgrow the identity people still associate with you.Beyond the stories, jokes, and public image is a man who made the decision to build something different.Music. Mindset. Money. This is GOATs Only.Guest: @KARTELWITAKHost: Ali The GreatestSubscribe, comment, and share this episode with someone who understands that your reputation may explain your past—but it doesn’t have to define your future.#GOATsOnly #KartelWitak #BeyondTheReputation #AliTheGreatest #MusicBusiness #Entrepreneurship #CommunityLeadership #ArtistInterview #NightlifeBusiness #Mindset

Talent may get you noticed—but your character, communication, and ability to read the room determine whether you get invited back.In this solo episode of GOATs Only, Ali The Greatest breaks down why people skills matter just as much as talent. From understanding professional etiquette and recognizing opportunities to negotiating your value without pricing yourself out of the room, this conversation explores the qualities that create lasting success.We’re talking charisma, reputation, relationships, knowing when to charge more, and why being difficult to work with can quietly destroy opportunities your talent earned.Because sometimes the most talented person doesn’t win—the person people trust, respect, and want around does.Welcome to the intersection of music, money, and mindset.Subscribe and join the conversation: Is talent enough—or do people skills matter more?#GOATsOnly #MusicBusiness #AliTheGreatest

What does it really take to stay in the game when music isn’t the only thing demanding your attention?On this episode of GOATs Only, Ali The Greatest sits down with Westchester artist Lady Slim (@LADYSLIM914) for a real conversation about music, motherhood, mindset, relationships, and longevity.Lady Slim opens up about navigating the industry as a woman, balancing being an artist with being a mother, and the importance of having a strong family and support system behind you. We get into how the music business has changed from then to now, the realities of collaborating with other artists, what happens when those relationships go left, and what it takes mentally to keep moving when the journey doesn’t go according to plan.This isn’t just a conversation about making records. It’s about building a life while chasing something you believe in—without losing yourself in the process.From family and sacrifice to loyalty, collaboration, resilience and evolution, Lady Slim gives us the perspective of an artist who’s lived enough of the journey to understand that talent alone isn’t what keeps you here.GOATs Only — The Intersection of Music, Money & Mindset.