They talk about how Hoes are important and how he managed to get it soo many remixes. Karlous talks about how T Pain’s music was the best Alley Oop to him getting women. T-Pain said he made some of his best music when he was drunk. He came up as a DJ so he knows what's was missing, he understands the tempo and what people will react to. Making hit music became second nature to him because he knew exactly the direction to go. T-Pain is really known on Twitch for having a great time making music and being himself. People want him to drop a text book on how to properly use auto-tune the right way but he had fun with the T-Pain app so that might never ever happen. He doesn’t like the fact that the urban music genre creates spots for artists to try to outdo each other. He said we should be celebrating each other. T-Pain says we all notice the young guys having money but it’s still not a lot of money when you see people like Elon Musk.

 

They talk about how Hoes are important and how he managed to get it soo many remixes. Karlous talks about how T Pain’s music was the best Alley Oop to him getting women. T-Pain said he made some of his best music when he was drunk. He came up as a DJ so he knows what's was missing, he understands the tempo and what people will react to. Making hit music became second nature to him because he knew exactly the direction to go. T-Pain is really known on Twitch for having a great time making music and being himself. People want him to drop a text book on how to properly use auto-tune the right way but he had fun with the T-Pain app so that might never ever happen. He doesn’t like the fact that the urban music genre creates spots for artists to try to outdo each other. He said we should be celebrating each other. T-Pain says we all notice the young guys having money but it’s still not a lot of money when you see people like Elon Musk.

 

The Chairman Fred Hampton Jr sits down with DC and Karlous to talk about how the movie 'Judas and The Black Messiah' came about and how many scripts, producers and directors it took to finally get the movie that's out now. There were soo many people coming to his family to do the movie but no one was trying to tell it from the perspective that was respectable to his father and how raw and honest the story was. Most people don't even know about his father Chairman, Fred Hampton Sr., who was only 21 when he got assassinated by the government through the Chicago police force because of the strength and power of his words. He is part of the Black Panther Cubs a newer division of the Black Panthers and he continues his father's legacy. He breaks down the power of the past black leaders and how it had a big impact on his life. Soo much great information you may have to watch this a few times.

The Chairman Fred Hampton Jr sits down with DC and Karlous to talk about how the movie 'Judas and The Black Messiah' came about and how many scripts, producers and directors it took to finally get the movie that's out now. There were soo many people coming to his family to do the movie but no one was trying to tell it from the perspective that was respectable to his father and how raw and honest the story was. Most people don't even know about his father Chairman, Fred Hampton Sr., who was only 21 when he got assassinated by the government through the Chicago police force because of the strength and power of his words. He is part of the Black Panther Cubs a newer division of the Black Panthers and he continues his father's legacy. He breaks down the power of the past black leaders and how it had a big impact on his life. Soo much great information you may have to watch this a few times.

They get right into with the jokes when Chico Bean takes off his hat to show his bald spot but he doesn’t care he’s still growing out the rest of his hair. Wallo267 gives the 85 South guys their props on how successful their show is. Then the 85 South guys start giving them their props as well. Their is no competition with these guys. They always have been supporting each other and hanging out and giving each other game forever. It’s all about being authentic and being able to have influence and inspire those that watch their content. They go back and forth with some of the crazy things they did on their come ups. This was really a dope episode to see these brothers connect, crack a ton of jokes but also show a lot of love to each other.

They get right into with the jokes when Chico Bean takes off his hat to show his bald spot but he doesn’t care he’s still growing out the rest of his hair. Wallo267 gives the 85 South guys their props on how successful their show is. Then the 85 South guys start giving them their props as well. Their is no competition with these guys. They always have been supporting each other and hanging out and giving each other game forever. It’s all about being authentic and being able to have influence and inspire those that watch their content. They go back and forth with some of the crazy things they did on their come ups. This was really a dope episode to see these brothers connect, crack a ton of jokes but also show a lot of love to each other.

2/3's of them 85 South Show Guys Chico and Karlous sit down with the Texas legend and God Father of the southern sound, J Prince, founder of Rap-A-Lot records. They talk about being inspired and modeling their careers after the legacy that he laid down and the respect that he gets in the game. From keeping it authentic and organic. He digs in the conecpt of his book, 'The Art and Science of Respect. Having a structure and creating dreams and visions and then making the right moves to bring them to life. He talks about his love for the new Hip-Hop movement and how it's involving but also paying attention to the climate of it and the good and bad things that come with it.

2/3's of them 85 South Show Guys Chico and Karlous sit down with the Texas legend and God Father of the southern sound, J Prince, founder of Rap-A-Lot records. They talk about being inspired and modeling their careers after the legacy that he laid down and the respect that he gets in the game. From keeping it authentic and organic. He digs in the conecpt of his book, 'The Art and Science of Respect. Having a structure and creating dreams and visions and then making the right moves to bring them to life. He talks about his love for the new Hip-Hop movement and how it's involving but also paying attention to the climate of it and the good and bad things that come with it.

The Jet Life Boss and N.O. legend Curren$y sits down with DC, Karlous and Chico to talk about his connection to Lil Wayne and Wiz Khailfa. His love for cars, his independent hustle in the music industry, his love for smoking weed and being inspired by all the New Orlean greats. As always you get the jokes and laughter from the guys but to hear Spitta's story in the midst of that was dope.

The Jet Life Boss and N.O. legend Curren$y sits down with DC, Karlous and Chico to talk about his connection to Lil Wayne and Wiz Khailfa. His love for cars, his independent hustle in the music industry, his love for smoking weed and being inspired by all the New Orlean greats. As always you get the jokes and laughter from the guys but to hear Spitta's story in the midst of that was dope.