C. Crazed returns with “Prey,” his first official single since 2019, alongside the release of the new documentary Making Prey. This project captures the full story behind the record — the frustration, the hiatus, the writing process, the two-year gap, the two studio sessions, and the final return to the mic.

Making Prey is a hip hop documentary and music documentary that follows C. Crazed as he creates “Prey,” a song produced by Trap Bradshaw and featuring Rav Takami. More than a behind-the-scenes look, this is a raw portrait of an artist who walked away from music, battled creative frustration, and came back with a record built on pain, purpose, legacy, and vengeance.

The documentary highlights:

• the 2 years it took to finish “Prey”

• the 2 studio sessions behind the record

• the creative chemistry at Hard Knock Studios

• the inspiration behind working with Rav Takami

• how Trap Bradshaw helped shape the sound

• why this record became the opening statement for C. Crazed’s upcoming return album

If you’re into independent hip hop, Brooklyn rap, rap documentaries, behind-the-scenes studio footage, comeback stories, lyrical rap, underground hip hop, and artist documentaries, this is for you.

“Prey” is not just a single.

It’s a statement.

And Making Prey is the story behind that statement.

Artist: C. Crazed

Song: Prey

Documentary: Making Prey

Produced by: Trap Bradshaw

Featuring: Rav Takami

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Fresh off an uneventful Thanksgiving, we jump right into it:

We start with New York protests, ICE, and “what’s the endgame?” – are these marches really moving the needle, or just making noise while the same people still hold the power? That leads into a heated convo about Elon Musk, X/Twitter, Tesla, billionaires, and why Black folks keep empowering people who clearly don’t rock with us.

From there, we break down a disturbing clip of a Black man who swallowed cocaine, begged cops for help, and died anyway, and we ask: What’s really the difference between that and George Floyd? We talk policing, how normalized our trauma has become, and why we’re not even surprised anymore.

We also get into the wild story of the dude caught jerking off at a game, public perversion, mental illness, ignored cries for help, homelessness, and what “freedom” looks like when you tap out of the rat race.

Then it gets heavy again: a shooting at a kids’ party that left three children and an adult dead. We talk street culture, misdirected aggression, the “Stupid Nigga Award,” and why we have to stop destroying our own while the real ops sit on TV in suits. Plus some real talk on protecting Black women, firearm licenses, and staying safe in a world full of unhinged people.

We still keep it human – clowning in the kitchen, Squishy hating on my curry turkey meatloaf with chickpeas, family FaceTimes, and holiday vibes.

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Tap in, leave a comment, and as always – be safe, stay dangerous, and we’ll catch y’all next week.

In Episode 19 of Tha Sec Report, C.Crazed had to bring Squishy back outside and the gang is complete again with King Paysos in the building – vibes, smoke, and ignorance on high. They kick it off with Cowboys vs. Eagles family beef, petty fandom politics, and why certain cousins only call when Dallas loses.

From there, the crew dives deep into the viral Chicago incident – the kids jumping a mom with lupus – breaking down failed parenting, bullying on steroids, “fuck them kids” energy, and why everybody from the parents to the bystanders deserved the Stupid Nicca Award this week. They unpack how camera culture replaced common sense, why everybody wants content instead of accountability, and how a GoFundMe turned a painful moment into permanent internet history.

Crazed then pivots to the so-called Epstein files, manufactured outrage, and why he’s done buying tickets to the emotional circus. That leads straight into a heavy segment on “house niggas” – Stephen A. Smith vs. Jason Whitlock, coons calling coons coons, why our community lets them rock, and the difference between an ally and an accomplice when it comes to white folks. They close with Thanksgiving talk, a hilarious debate over who can actually cook, sweet potato cornbread gone wrong, salmon bravado, and holiday plans.

Plus:

• White trolls with guns and the N-word

• Why you should put your phone away if you really like that

• Holiday bundle deals for A Fine Line, Vapor, and The XII Series on 6SecLife.com

Tap in, laugh loud, get uncomfortable, and argue with your speakers.