AMERICAN RAP MAGAZINE

In this episode Broadway and Miss Outlaw talk about which artist took over summers. They also converse about the network “Starz” and did it take the place of BET with all their shows featuring black film such as “Power”. As the BET Awards approach Broadway and Miss Outlaw take their picks of nominee’s in selected categories.

As they celebrate #memorialdayweekend Broadway Dolla and Miss Outlaw discuss old school hip-hop. Taking a trip down memory lane in reminiscent of how and when they were first exposed to hip-hop music and the culture. They discuss Kendrick Lamar's new album and how it has mixed reviews and the emotional rollercoaster "Mr. Morale and The Big Steppers" took his fans on. They also converse about how important music is to life. What song do you believe is Kendrick Lamar's biggest record on his new album?

Broadway Dolla and Miss Outlaw take a look at the cultural impact of the last three presidents: Obama. Trump. Biden — and in that order, they examine how the social landscape and the concept of power and influence within America and abroad have evolved over the last 14 years just with who presides in the Oval Office.

From electoral campaigns, to scandals, to slogans — O.T.B. will have Americans on the edge of their seats and congress deciding who they rather alienate and criticize in the press.

Broadway and Miss Outlaw relive the start of the pandemic and converse about what it was like to live without. How society learned to adapt to their environment in such a failing economy. They discuss the Metaverse and how Snoop Dogg is the ultimate Metaverse pioneer. They also touch on Futures new album along with Mary J Blige’s deluxe version of “Good Morning Goergous”. On a scale of 1-10 what would you rate Future’s new project “I NEVER LIKED YOU”?

In this episode Broadway and Miss Outlaw chalks up a steamy conversation about fashion and how hip-hop influenced generations. The two paid homage to Virgil Abloh and Kerby Jean-Raymond. Also introduced a new hair care product with our special guest Dominique Umber for “Above All Roots”. Who wore the best hair do’s in the entertainment world and Pusha T’s new album “It’s Almost Dry”.

Broadway Dolla and Miss Outlaw discuss the hottest acts at the biggest event of the year, "Coachella". They also discussed Bey Chella and how Beyonce Carter took it to another dimension with her headline of this worldly event. They converse about how R&B and Soul music has evolved. The two paid tribute to one of hip-hop's most respected icons, Dj Kay Slay. Who's on your Mount Rushmore of R&B?

Broadway Dolla and Ms. Outlaw discuss what is considered a classic in music and comedy history, including the conversation about classic comedy film and the legends as well. Also delves deep into the difference between digital streaming platforms and traditional radio spins. Who has the hottest verse so far in 2022?

Broadway Dolla and Ms. Outlaw touch on mainstream Hollywood and what keeps celebs relevant, Lizzo’s shapewear line Yitty. Despite the drama from the other Award Shows, the Grammy’s was also big talk among the two as they weigh in their comments on the Award winners and Nas’s performance. They also converse on parenting and give great tips on the subject matter. Tobe Nwigwe is an indie sensation and keeps his family tight knit through his music journey. What ever happened to Andre 3000, where is he now?

Amid the 2022 Oscars rhetoric Broadway Dolla and Ms Outlaw weigh in their comments on the highlights. They also touch on reviewing the TV Show Snowfall and John Singleton’s vision. The conversations goes deeper into the Regan era. Who’s hot on the Billboard Charts?

Broadway Dolla and Ms. Outlaw touches on the drama with Kanye vs. Kim and the social media 24 hour suspension. They focus on the Icons of music including James Brown, Jay-Z, Nas and the new icons of hip-hop. Also reviews Benny The Butcher's new album and Lil' Durk's new album. Can Megan The Stallion crossover into mainstream pop with her latest music?