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Gangsta Lou sits down to share his firsthand account of one of Harlem’s most talked-about eras. From growing up around DaLou and navigating the Baisley Projects to reflecting on how Harlem has changed over the years, Lou takes us back to a time that helped shape his life and legacy. He opens up about his relationships with AZ, Prince, and Rich Porter, sharing personal memories, behind-the-scenes stories, and his perspective on the real-life events that inspired Paid in Full.

Lou and Prince also revisit the heartbreaking story of Rich Porter’s brother’s kidnapping, detailing the ransom calls, the search for answers, and the events surrounding the case. In this powerful conversation, they reflect on the people, experiences, and circumstances that defined an era and continue to fuel conversations about Harlem’s history.

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Prince Miller gives his take on Diddy’s move to Allenwood, the alleged situation involving Dudus, and how prison politics could have played out if their paths had crossed while Prince was inside. He gets into the unwritten rules behind bars, how celebrities navigate prison life, and his thoughts on Trump, Obama, Biden, and the First Step Act.

Prince and P2 also revisit Queens Day in Atlanta and the legacy of the Supreme Team anthem before naming some of Brooklyn’s most notorious street figures, from Lou Sims and Fritz to Tommy Montana, Coily, Ducky, Pappy Mason, Lou Hobbs, Pistol Pete, and Preme. Prince opens up about his determination to help Preme come home, why he doesn’t feel the need to respond to every rumor or accusation, and where bringing Preme home stands among his priorities.

The conversation then turns to the Jay-Z documentary and the ongoing discussion surrounding Jay-Z and Irv Gotti. Prince and P2 examine both sides of the situation, with a look at Chris Gotti’s perspective and the complicated relationships, ambition, and public comments behind the tension.

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DISCLAIMER: This program discusses crime, criminal cases, and street culture for commentary, educational, and documentary purposes. Nothing presented is intended to encourage, promote, glorify, or facilitate criminal activity. Allegations are not presented as established fact unless otherwise stated.

Prince Miller takes a trip down memory lane, revisiting the Supreme Team and the streets of the 1980s. He breaks down who was part of the organization and shares untold stories and firsthand accounts of events that shaped that era.

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In Part 2, Prince Miller and Ronnie Bump continue their conversation, covering a range of topics, including NYC rappers, R&B music, Queens Flip on livestream, personal growth, and life lessons. Ronnie Bump shares his wisdom, experiences, and perspective on life, offering valuable insight into the importance of growth, accountability, and learning from the past.

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For the first time ever, Ronnie Bump sits down with Prince Miller on The Prince Miller Show for an unfiltered conversation about the streets, his past, and the choices that shaped his life. From running numbers and selling drugs to writing his first book, FINISHED BUSINESS: The Best Kept Secret, Ronnie Bump tells his story in his own words—holding nothing back.

He talks about the street life, the decisions he made, and why he stands by his past with NO REGRETS.

But this conversation goes beyond the streets. Ronnie has a message for today's youth about making better choices, understanding consequences, and taking responsibility for their actions.

OWN YOUR CRIMES. STAND ON YOUR BUSINESS.

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In this powerful conversation, Chris opens up about his experiences with the federal case involving Murder Inc., the allegations surrounding Supreme Team, and the role of informants in the criminal justice system. Chris breaks down how he believes he and Irv could have been pressured to lie on Preme to get out of their case, the legal strategy behind their defense, and the personal and professional consequences of facing serious federal charges.

Prince and Chris also discuss the use of rap lyrics and interviews in criminal trials, the responsibility of media platforms, the controversy surrounding Akademiks and Meek Mill, and the parallels between Chris' case and Lil Durk's trial. From his relationship with Jam Master Jay and his construction business to the courtroom moments that changed everything, Chris shares his perspective on the people, events, and decisions that shaped his life.

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Prince Miller and Chris Gotti dive into the Murder Inc. federal case, the role of informants, and the use of rap lyrics and interviews in criminal trials. They discuss the ongoing legal case involving Lil Durk, the impact of murder trials on the hip-hop industry, and the questions surrounding evidence, accountability, and the criminal justice system. The conversation also explores the history of Queens, New York, its influence on hip-hop and street culture, and the people and events that helped shape its legacy.

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Three men. Three perspectives. One conversation that goes way deeper than the streets. Gerald Prince Miller, Chico and Freeway Rick Ross sit down for a conversation about the CIA allegations, drugs in our neighborhoods, the real history behind the stories, and the series Snowfall, which was loosely inspired by Freeway Rick Ross and the era that changed America.

A conversation about the streets, the stories, and the questions that continue to surround one of the most talked-about eras in Los Angeles.

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