On this episode of Bad Speakers TV, the entire crew is here to recap the year’s highlights and share their perspectives on the best and worst moments of 2024. They kick things off by discussing the Diddy allegations and his recent arrest by the feds. They delve into whether they believe he committed the crimes he’s being accused of and speculate on his future prospects.

Next, they turn their attention to the Katt Williams interview on Shannon Sharpe’s show, Shay Shay. They analyze whether Williams accurately predicted the year’s events and whether he overstated or understated certain aspects of his predictions.

Moving on, they discuss Lil Durk’s recent arrest for allegedly murder-for-hire involving his OTF gang. They question whether this marked the biggest setback for Durk in 2024.

The conversation then shifts to the age-old debate between Future and Drake. They examine Drake’s lawsuit against his record label over Kendrick Lamar’s hit record, “Not Like Us,” and how it challenges Drake’s status as a prominent artist.

They delve deep into the history of rap beefs, specifically focusing on the Drake-Kendrick Lamar feud. They trace the evolution of the conflict, its impact on Kendrick Lamar, and its eventual conclusion.

The discussion then expands to include opinions on various awards, such as rapper of the year, which Kendrick Lamar is believed to have won in 2024. They also discuss song of the year, which Kendrick Lamar also claimed with Not Like Us.

Finally, they tackle the album of the year category, where they are divided between Kendrick Lamar’s album, GNX, and Future’s album, Mixtape Pluto. They also acknowledge GloRilla’s exceptional album, Glorious, and recognize her year as one of the best for a female artist.

The episode concludes with a nod to BigXthaPlug, Sauce Walka, and the naming of Bossman DLow as rookie of the year. After that, they discussed the year’s disappointments, with 21 Savage’s album “American Dream” falling short of expectations early in the year. They then moved on to the athlete of the year award, which was a close call between Caitlyn Clark and Travis Hunter.

Next, they discussed recent cultural events that took place over the past week, including Travis Hunter signing with Lil Wayne’s sports management company. They also touched on Donald Trump’s potential second term as president in 2024.

Moving on to the NFL, they shared their opinions on the most valuable player of the 2024 season, with discussions centered around Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, and Joe Burrow, a late bloomer with the Cincinnati Bengals.

They then delved into the college football playoff and upcoming games. Afterward, they discussed Michael Vick’s recent appointment as a college football head coach at Norfolk State.

Next, they talked about Beyoncé’s halftime performance at the Christmas Day game on Netflix and compared her to other female artists like Whitney Houston to determine if she’s the greatest female artist of all time.

They then discussed LeBron James’ comments about the NFL on Christmas Day and how the NFL has overshadowed the NBA in terms of ratings, especially after the NFL’s recent ratings success.

Finally, they discussed the highly anticipated release of “Squid Game 2” on Netflix and compared it to the original series, wondering if it lived up to the hype.

And lastly, they talked about the upcoming Logan Paul versus Conor McGregor fight, which is reportedly worth $250 million.

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On this episode of BSTV, we’ve got a late edition drop for this week. The content is a bit dated compared to the current cultural trends.

We faced some technical difficulties last week due to everyone dealing with the Christmas holidays and family issues, as well as the end of the year and our usual two-week break. So, we decided to release this episode to give you something to discuss until we return in the new year.

In this episode, the guys discuss the recent social media uproar involving hip-hop couple Remy Ma and her ex-boyfriend, Papoose. Notably, Papoose is also dating boxing superstar Claressa Shields. They delve into the reasons behind the breakup and the alleged rumors dating back almost six months about Remy Ma allegedly dating a battle rapper named Eazy the Block Captain.

Next, they explore the reasons why relationships and marriages seem to be failing in today’s society. They question whether anyone should get married in this day and age.

They also discuss Lil Durk’s alleged involvement in another murder case, which could have serious implications for his future.

Moving on, they talk about college football phenomenon Travis Hunter winning the Heisman Trophy. They briefly discuss his girlfriend’s viral moments at events where Travis was present and some of the videos circulating about her from previous relationships.

Finally, they discuss the recent record set by the NBA with over 75 missed three-pointers in a game and the NBA’s recent ratings decline. They analyze the factors contributing to this decline.

And lastly, they discuss college football and the upcoming college football playoffs, sharing their predictions for the future.

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On this episode of BSTV, the hosts engaged in a lively discussion on various topics that have been making headlines in the past week. They began by addressing the recent allegations against Jay Z, one of the most renowned rappers in the world. Rumors have surfaced suggesting that Jay Z and business mogul Sean Diddy Combs allegedly raped a 13-year-old girl in the early 2000s. The hosts delved into the gravity of these allegations and the impact they have had on the music industry and society as a whole.

Moving on, they discussed the shocking murder of the CEO of United Healthcare in Manhattan under broad daylight. The perpetrator fled the scene but was apprehended at a McDonald’s. The hosts explored the motives behind the killing and the broader social and political climate in the United States that may have contributed to this tragic event.

The conversation then shifted to the cultural significance of the phrase “I got it out the mud.” The hosts examined the meaning behind this saying for Black people and questioned whether it holds any value in achieving success. They also discussed the importance of overcoming obstacles and setbacks in one’s journey to success.

The hosts then turned their attention to college football, discussing the upcoming playoffs and the contenders who have the best chance of making it to the championship game. They also discussed Lil Baby’s recent concert and his upcoming album, WHAM, and explored the challenges he faces in regaining his former level of success.

Finally, the conversation concluded with a discussion on the tradition of gift-giving on specific days of the year, such as Christmas, birthdays, and Valentine’s Day. The hosts debated whether it is an obligation to purchase gifts for significant others on these occasions and explored the cultural and personal significance of these traditions.

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The entire gang returns with a jam-packed episode that covers all the cultural happenings of the past week. They kick things off by discussing Drake’s defamation lawsuit against his record label, UMG, and Kendrick Lamar for the hit record “Not Like Us” and its alleged inflating of numbers. Next, they delve into Kendrick Lamar’s recently released album, “GNX,” breaking down each song like “Tv Off,” “Squabble Up,” and “Wacced Out Murals.”

Moving on, they shift their focus to college football, discussing the thrilling overtime game between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. They also touch upon Travis Hunter’s situation with his girlfriend this week, contemplating whether he should take their relationship to the next level. Additionally, they explore the pros and cons of getting married, sparking a thoughtful discussion.

Finally, they wrap up the episode by discussing their favorite NFL teams and the latest NFL news.

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On this episode of "Bad Speakers TV." Ya Boi Shad and G. Downs sat down with one of Atlanta's hip-hop icons, Ralo, and one of the city's most notorious drug dealers.

Ralo began by discussing his recent real estate investments and his efforts to revitalize the block. He currently owns multiple barbershops and convenience stores on the same street. He also shared his religious beliefs and emphasized the importance of finding one's faith and walking with God.

Next, Ralo delved into his past as a drug dealer, recounting his upbringing in Atlanta and how he got involved in the drug trade. He described the first time he met his first plug and the massive quantities he was buying at the time. He also spoke about the flights he took with drugs originating from California and returning to Georgia. Ralo then discussed the day he was caught on a plane with over 1000 pounds of marijuana and addressed the snitching allegations against him, asserting that they were false.

Then, he discussed his rap career and how he began in hip-hop by attempting to impress a girl by collaborating with Future. He also spoke about the close friendship he shares with Future. He mentioned helping Lil Baby early in his career, which mutually benefited both of them. He then talked about signing with Gucci Mane and how Gucci gave him $250,000, which Ralo later returned to him to pursue his career as an independent artist. He also discussed his tumultuous relationship with Young Thug and his return from jail. He spoke about his friendship with Young Dolph and how much Dolph meant to his career, and how his passing affected him while he was incarcerated. He briefly touched on the beef between him and Boosie and how they have reconciled their differences. He then spoke about the infamous Birdman interview at the Breakfast Club and how he didn’t realize the significance of that moment, especially since he was present for everything that transpired. He also discussed his 19-year-long relationship with his girlfriend and how having side chicks has actually improved his relationship, emphasizing that women need to understand that it balances and complements the relationship.

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On this week’s episode of Bad Speakers TV, Ya Boi Shad and G. Downs had an exclusive interview with one of Atlanta’s most iconic hip-hop legends, Yung Joc. The duo delved into Yung Joc’s upbringing in the city, his journey into hip-hop, and his meteoric rise to fame in the music industry. They also discussed his tumultuous relationship with Russell Bloc Spencer, the creative process behind his hit song “It’s Goin’ Down,” and his collaboration with T-Pain on the chart-topping single “Buy U a Drank.” Additionally, Yung Joc shared insights into the making of his critically acclaimed debut album, “New Joc City,” and the pivotal moment when he signed with Sean Diddy Combs. He also reminisced about his early days working with Gucci Mane and the subsequent disses by Gucci. Furthermore, Yung Joc addressed the viral Uber driving video, the ongoing Young Thug YSL saga & trial, and the recent arrest of Lil Durk by the feds, discussing its impact on hip-hop. He also touched upon the Diddy allegations, and his experiences during his time at Bad Boy Records, and his thoughts on the presidential election and Donald Trump’s election as president. Yung Joc also discussed Kamala Harris’s loss in the election and his perspective on the future of the country. He concluded the interview by sharing his experiences with love and hip-hop, and his decision to join the cast and his upcoming movie, Allure, as well as his new streaming app, Valid Music.

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On this episode of BSTV the guys first start of talking about hip-hop superstar Young Thug being released from prison after a lengthy legal battle in the state of Georgia. After that they talked about why do men leave some women after they finally become successful or have some money. After that they talked about the upcoming presidential election taking place on November 5 between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump for the presidency of the United States and they gave their opinion on who they think is going to win the nomination. Then they talked about Lil Wayne's annual Lil Weezyana fest and him reuniting his group the hot boys for the first time in decades. Then they talked about they talked about Birdman being the most successful rapper who wasn't suppose to rap. Then they talked sports and the viral move by Saquon Barkley and some NBA talk. And final they talked about the viral video of Drake making things very uncomfortable for Demar Derozan.

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On this episode first the guys started off with talking about one of the biggest stories and hip-hop. Lil Durk being arrested for murder for hire retaliation for the death of King Von. They talked about with lid to him being arrested after booking flights overseas and being apprehended on the way to the airport. The Chargers stem from quando rondo friend being killed in LA. After that they talked about exposing people online and whether or not it is OK in today's society. Then they talked about BMF head Huncho big Meech being released from prison and what it means for him. After that they spoke on the presidential election and the things that's going on between former President Donald Trump and vice president Kamala Harris and who they think should win the presidential election. Then they talked about the recent comments of former NBA star Brandon Jennings and him retiring from the NBA due to family members asking for money repeatedly. They also spoke on the NFL and the NBA. Then they talked about the term back dooring, when a friend or Close associate tries to talk to a female you're interested in behind your back. After that they talked about the top five hood struggle meals.

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On this episode of BSTV the guys delved into a couple topics that were trending in the culture for the past week. First the guys talked about a topic when it comes to women who act bougie but really don't have anything going on and whether or not they should be acting that way. After that they spoke on the BET hip-hop awards and whether or not BET should let the awards go or take the show back to the old format. Then they talked about hip-hop legend Gucci Mane dropping all of his artist and whether or not it was a good move for him to do that after revamping his record label so many times. Then they discussed the club scene and whether or not the club scene is dead in the city of Atlanta. After that the guys discussed a list that came out which had rappers who does fell off and whether or not the list is accurate. Then they spoke on the WNBA championship and the MVP of the game Jonquel Jones. After that they spoke on presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump and his plans to define schools that teach about slavery. Then the guys spoke on NCAA football for a little bit and finally they talked about the YSL case and hip-hop rising star Slimelife Shawty taking the stand in the case.

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On this episode the guys started off the episode by talking about how time flies the older you get and how the older you get the more you become a hater. They also talked about how older people don't have a filter and will say anything. Then they talked about when should parents listen to kids and wether or not kids tell the truth. After that they delved deep into the image the society is portraying of the black woman and how much society has degraded the black down to the point she is not respected by anyone. Then they talked about wether or not a woman is stupid for holding down her man while he is locked up. Then they talked about Glorilla new album and her album sales. They also talked about how women's music don't resonate with men and how they are going to have to start catering to the man also to sale records. They also talked some college football and the Colorado buffs football team. They also talked new Diddy allegations and new accusers. Then they talked about hiphop superstar T.I. retiring from live performances and also winning his lawsuit for $70million. Then they talked about Elon Musk's event with his Optimus robot and his robovan and his cyber van. Then they talked about FBG Duck mom suing Lil Durk and everyone she felt has made a profit off her son death by using his name.

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