Baltimore County Forever

What Up Doe! On this episode we meet Rxchgold, a singer and songwriter hailing from West Philadelphia. We dive right into what it’s like growing up in West Philly. Rxchgold gives us an insight into his earliest musical memories coming from a musical family and his love for the Neptune sound. Of course, we had to get into the new single "Outside" available on all streaming platforms now! This and so much more on this special episode of Baltimore County Forever Podcast!

We touch on a lot of topics, but I really need y’all to know Cousin Al (The Teacha) went for 42 points, 16 rebounds and 25 assists.

What yo doe?!

We have our Cousin’s Al & DB back this week front and center. I decided this was the perfect episode to be “Parks” from The Joe Budden podcast. So no, I won’t be on camera at all 😂😂😂. We center this episode around the new Netflix special “Ladies First,” where we discuss the lack of involvement from artists like Foxy Brown and Nicki Minaj. We also get into Queen Latifah giving back to the hip-hop culture, and Cousin Al briefly discusses LL Cool J’s worst song. Finally, we discuss who has a better classic album between Foxy Brown & Lil Kim. Tune in for this and so much more!

What up doe!

On this episode, we talk about the possibility of Killer Mike’s new album “Michael” being Album of the Year, and if a one- producer album would suit artists like Fabolous, Wale or 2 Chainz. Corey then compares “The Great Escape” by Larry June & The Alchemist to “For Motivational Purposes Only” by Currensy and Jermaine Dupri, which pissed our guest Daryl off. Tune in for this and more on the new episode of Baltimore County Forever Podcast.

You know how these go UNPOPULAR OPINION 2.5 featuring Cousin Daryl!

Whattup doe! Welcome back to Read Em & Tweet. We cover a lot in this episode starting with a recap of our anniversary, how La lowkey grew up in poverty, Corey’s strange eating habits as a teenager, and why we think Alicia Keys could play a better Monet on Power. Of course, we get into a few hilarious but thought-provoking tweets. Tune in for this episode and more!

What up doe?!

On this inaugural episode of “Arranged Rhythms”, we have @vmoss08, host of Neptune Sundays Podcast. We talk about the start of “Neptune Sundays Podcast”, and Virginia’s impact on the music and entertainment business as a whole. In honor of  “Something in the Water” this week, we discuss the importance of people knowing this is more than just a festival. Finally, we get into our picks for “Arranged Rhythms”, which is a custom album for the Clipse using all of their discography that’s available on streaming platforms. Tune in for this and so much more!

Neptunes Sunday - 

Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/neptunes-sunday/id1602599636

Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6im55jYKKGj2vw2Sh4ABCd?si=Hg1DgwhNSZqDqRiWoM0K4w

YouTube - https://youtube.com/@Neptun

What up doe!

You know I love a good unpopular opinion so on today’s episode, we start with LL Cool J, who was actually calling him Big Elly, and when his music become bad. Moving along, we talk about the hypothetical 50 Cent & Lil Wayne Verzuz and the only possible way for Wayne to win. On the topic of versus, we compare Freeway’s “Philadelphia Freeway” to “The Reason” by Beanie Sigel to determine which is the better album. Tune in for these topics and so much more!!

What up tho?

Welcome back to another installment of Baltimore County Forever Podcast. We got the guys Cousin Al & Pod Papi Hus on today to discuss Troy Ave versus Taxstone. Troy Ave takes the stand against Taxstone in a 2016 shooting that resulted in the murder of Troy Ave’s bodyguard. Was Troy Ave wrong for taking the stand? Is the streets a myth like Troy Ave says? Tune in as we give our answers to these questions!

Whattup doe!

Welcome back to another installment of Baltimore County Forever Podcast. This week, we have a special guest: A traveling blogger and author of “Word to Hiphop: A Hiphop Lexicon,” Sara Allie!! We start the conversation off with her inspiration for her book, the definition of a lexicon, and how long the writing process took. Then we discuss how she chose the artists featured in her book. Lastly, we discussed where her love for writing came from and how living in New York helped to shape her passion. Tune in for these topics and more!!

 

WORD TO HIP-HOP: A HIP-HOP LEXICON:

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