😳 “Kids don’t need to read.” — Juelz Santana’s viral statement has the internet in chaos.

In this episode, Brice Davis reacts to Juelz’s take on education, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy, unpacking what he really meant — and why this debate matters in 2025.

From contracts and credit cards to common sense and AI, this conversation dives deep into what kids actually need to learn to succeed in today’s world.

📚 Is Juelz right — or dangerously wrong?🎙️ Tune in to find out, and join the discussion!

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🎙️ Melissa Ford finally breaks her silence — and fans think she took subliminal shots at the Joe Budden Podcast. In this episode, Brice Davis reacts to her Hot & Bothered interview with Charlamagne Tha God, unpacking every subtle message, tone shift, and truth bomb.

Was she calling out misogyny — or just being real about her experience? 👀

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Jim Jones vs. Nas: Trolling or Facts? 🧠🔥

Jim Jones just broke the internet after saying he’s more relevant than Nas in a viral interview with Angie Martinez 😳. In this episode, Brice Davis breaks down the full clip, the strategy behind it, and how this moment speaks volumes about hip-hop relevancy, trolling, and viral marketing in today’s rap game.

💥 Plus: GOAT talk like Drake vs Kendrick, Jay Z vs Nas, and Jordan vs LeBron — all connected.

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In this episode, we break down the explosive diss track where Ab-Soul calls out DJ Akademiks by name, escalating the ongoing East Coast vs West Coast rap tension. The track—though untitled—makes a bold statement: “I’mma slap Akademiks when I see him.”

🎤 Akademiks didn’t stay quiet. His fiery livestream response added fuel to an already heated lyrical war involving Joey Bada$$, Daylyt, Reason, AZ Chike, Hitta J3, and others.

We dive into:

• The origins of the Akademiks vs Ab-Soul beef

• How this ties into the Joey Bada$$ vs West Coast narrative

• Whether this feud signals a return of Black Hippy

• The impact of media figures in hip-hop beefs

• What this means for the culture

🎧 Whether you're into rap battles, music commentary, or the intersection of hip-hop and media, this episode unpacks it all.

Follow the show for more real talk on hip-hop news, diss tracks, and the culture behind the bars.

Dody6, who is known for being featured on Kendrick Lamar's song "Hey Now" reveals that he lost his house and is now homeless. He states that being featured on Kendrick's song did not help him financially.

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Baka Not Nice expresses his feelings about being mentioned in Kendrick Lamar's diss track "Not Like Us" and discusses the conversation he had with Drake.

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Cam'ron expresses his condolences to Young Scooter and his family, admitting that he shed tears during the latest episode of "It Is What It Is".

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