5 Suit Theory Podcast

In episode 90, Sebbz reviews J. Cole's new track, Port Antonio, where Cole addresses his perspective on the beef and why he withdrew so early for the first time publicly since his Dreamville Vest ealier this year. Also, Sebbz pulls back the curtain and gives the audience some reminders on locking in responsibly and daily thoughts to keep going while building something that monumental and all may not share the vision on. 

In episode 89, Sebbz reacts to the docuseries released recently on Netflix dramatizing the Menendez brother's crime and trials while also contrasting to the Menendez Brothers documentary recently released on Netflix. Sebbz goes over the facts of the case, the different cultural climate surrounding the crime and trial, how the documentary slants the coverage of the case and trial totally as only painting the brothers as victims, etc while the docuseries gives such a wider scope on what may have actually happened.

In episode 88, Sebbz reacts to the not-so-surprising but documentary from inception of wrestling's greatest promoter, Vince McMahon. The documentary provides a lengthy timeline of Vince's accomplishments, scandals and his pivots from being just the son of a regional promoter to the GOAT. Wrestling Fans will enjoy

In episode 87, Sebbz goes a recent arrest of a "Veneer specialist" in Wakanda aka Atlanta and talks about discernment or lack thereof by certain demographics in the vanity of being picture perfect. Also, the lust for tea and clicks has led to Piers Morgan broadcasting former gifted vocalist Jaguar Wright on his large platform to spew questionable at best information. Tune in to hear Sebbz's commentary on this week's nonsense.

In episode 85, Sebbz goes over Diddy's reign as one of the most consistently villainous figures in hip hop history and goes over his 30+ year run. No holds bar conversation is had with insight to how we may have even got to this point and what's next?

On episode 85, Sebbz takes a deep dive into the biggest North American sports broadcast's halftime show. Sebbz breaks down the show itself and the reported selection process, JayZ's doing and the reaction to Kendrick Lamar being chosen after Lil' Wayne publicly lobbied for the show. Then we get into conspiracy time and follow the history of the tension between Jay-Z/Rocafella and Cash Money, and Sebbz gives an objective view on what possibly took place after all the mess that this announcement has caused and Sebbz's problem with this whole Rocnation/NFL deal from inception.

On episode 84, Marlon Wayans and his Club Shay Shay Interview was a complete YouTube smash. Sebbz takes a deep dive into the impact of the Wayans family, the Vlad TV debacle and more of the banter surrounding the interview. The Chase bank glitch is also a quick topic on the show later on with a PSA about American politics. The show is closed out with discussions on black entertainers or media members who are quick to criticize the issues of the black community but not consistently being a "boots on the ground" member of the community.

On Episode 83, music is the topic of today's episode. There is an array of topics talked about this episode from Travis Scott vs Sabrina Carpenter, Joe Budden claiming Dipset broke Lil Wayne, Toure's tik tok, Ak vs Brandon Buckingham and more. In a shorter than usual episode, a lot is covered so keep your ears open to catch everything. 

Episode 82 is another solo Sebbz production; Throughout this episode Sebbz does an "um" counter to count his nervous moments, but with a little over an hour of record time a lot is talked about. Yachty's podcast disagreement with his best friend Mitch that bled over to Instagram live and his airing out of disgruntled artist Karrahbooo is discussed from an objective point of view with all facts consider, Sexxy Redd's lip gloss, DJ Vlad vs Marlon Wayans, Mandii B Meek Mill with the Need to Know Podcast and Complex creating a mess with their greed to be first in publishing an article while losing integrity. Lastly, Umar v Mouse Jones is discussed from the perspective of a lifelong Hip Hop fan and how Mouse was not armed to even have the conversation, let alone a debate with Dr. Umar Johnson on hip hop's destructive nature in our communities. Thanks for all support!

Coming fresh off a solo pod, Sebbz is back with a fresh episode. A multitude of topics are spoken about. A special guest, William Aston, is in attendance who is not necessarily interviewed but he chimes in on the rundown for the week and reminisces on some times throughout a 16 year friendship. Topics include: Do you think you're the same person you were as a kid? Is there a stigma around being a rapper? Regional sounds in music, his take on the beef and more!