In this unforgettable episode of Cannon’s Class, Nick Cannon welcomes the iconic Birdman—visionary founder of Cash Money Records—for a deep, personal conversation. Birdman takes us back to the beginning, sharing his powerful origin story growing up in New Orleans and how he transformed pain into purpose. The two dive into the rise of Cash Money, building a dynasty against all odds, and the real story behind helping raise and mentor a young Lil Wayne. From navigating the ever-changing music industry to maintaining loyalty and legacy, Birdman breaks down the business, the battles, and the blueprint for greatness. Raw. Real. Legendary. Don’t miss this masterclass on music, manhood, and making history.

In this powerful episode of Cannon’s Class, Nick Cannon sits down with the legendary Pimpin’ Ken—widely known as the self-proclaimed professor of the game—to explore the complex history, psychology, and often misunderstood codes of pimp culture. Ken traces the roots of the game back to slavery and colonialism, framing pimping as a system born from control, fetishization, and survival.

He shares how he became the first to turn pimping into a personal brand, referring to himself as the “23 of the pimp game,” and dives into the art of slick talk, influence, and the surprising origins of the word “pimp.”

Ken is later joined by his protégé, Goldie, who adds his own perspective—offering insights on the importance of choosing the right partner, navigating life’s detours, and maintaining integrity through adversity.

The episode also tackles some of the challenges and controversies surrounding Ken’s message. He addresses difficult questions with unflinching honesty: How does he respond to women who feel disrespected by his views? What does he say to those who challenge the idea that a woman’s value lies in her appearance?

Whether you agree with him or not, one thing is certain—Cannon’s Class never shies away from deep, thought-provoking conversation.

The most sought-after shooting coach, Chris Matthews, most notably known as Lethal Shooter, sat down with host Nick Cannon for the latest installment of the Cannon's Class series. Coming from extremely humble beginnings, Matthews' upbringing was a challenge in itself but it never deterred the basketball enthusiast from achieving greatness. Lethal Shooter is only a moniker that the world has become to know but for Chris, his story is more than just being one of the greatest basketball shooters known. Chris experienced much trauma going up, as he explains his parents were heavily involved with drugs, in which his older cousin and his wife raised a young Matthews. Chris' 2022 documentary explores his life and basketball career and how he gained his notoriety in the world of sports, but it is his love and inspiration for greatness, and the game of ball, that continues to drive his legacy. While he may not have made it to the NBA, Chris is now in a position where he has trained some of the biggest names in the NBA and WNBA as well as training some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry, including the likes of Chris Brown. Matthews shares with Nick how not making it to the NBA wasn't the end of his story and how him studying legends like Oprah or Eddie Murphy shifted his business mindset and his desire to be great. Lethal Shooter also goes on to speak about the importance of having a mentor to level up your game, his respect and admiration for the late Kobe Bryant, and much more.

In this thought-provoking and unforgettable episode of Cannon’s Class, Nick Cannon sits down with the iconic Bishop Don "Magic" Juan, a man whose life story is as captivating as it is controversial. From the gritty streets to the pulpit, Bishop Don Juan opens up about his transformation from a notorious pimp to a man of faith and community leader. The conversation dives deep into his journey, exploring his early days in the game, life lessons learned from the streets, and the surprising influence of spirituality. Bishop Don Juan shares jaw-dropping stories about his past, from running a multi-woman operation to discovering his calling as a pastor. He reflects on the challenges of balancing his lifestyle with his newfound faith and candidly discusses his former life's mental, emotional, and spiritual impacts He also opens up about how his upbringing shaped his outlook on life and why he never let his girls date Black men. Plus, he shares his thoughts on modern issues, the importance of loyalty, and valuable lessons for today’s youth. Bishop Don Juan keep it raw and unfiltered as they discuss success, loyalty, redemption, and the complexities of human nature. Whether you're curious about his transformation, his philosophy, or the valuable insights he’s gained through years of reflection, this episode has something for everyone.

On this episode of Cannon’s Class, Nick sits down with financial literacy expert Will Roundtree for an insightful session on credit and wealth-building, designed to educate and empower communities. They break down the fundamentals of credit, how to differentiate real financial literacy from scams, and the path to financial reform for former inmates. Will shares key insights on common credit misconceptions, the benefits of authorized users, and the essential steps to building a strong financial foundation. Plus, he reveals the simple math behind success and why embracing failure is a crucial part of the journey. If you're ready to fix your credit, avoid financial pitfalls, and take control of your financial future, this is an episode you won’t want to miss!

In this episode of Cannon’s Class, Nick sits down with Aristotle, a financial guru and self-made millionaire, to break down the basics of investing, building wealth, and gaining financial independence. Known for his no-nonsense approach to financial literacy, Aristotle shares how he went from knowing nothing about the stock market to mastering it in just seven years. He opens up about the key strategies that helped him succeed and how anyone can start their journey toward financial freedom.

They also dive into what it really takes to start investing—how much money you need, what the first steps should be, and whether apps like Robinhood have made traditional stockbrokers a thing of the past. Aristotle lays out the structure of the stock market, helping beginners understand how to navigate it and grow their money.

This episode is packed with practical advice and real talk about money, mindset, and making smart financial moves. If you’re looking for a game plan to build wealth and break free from financial struggles, this conversation is a must-listen.

In this powerful episode of Cannon’s Class, Nick welcomes back Wack 10. Known for his presence in the music industry and street culture, Wack opens up about a side most don’t see: Wack the businessman.

He walks Nick through his transformation from gang life to prison and, ultimately, to becoming a thriving entrepreneur. Wack shares how he jumped into the commercial trucking industry fresh out of prison, proving that reinvention is possible with the right mindset and hustle. The conversation gets even deeper as Nick and Wack discuss their latest business venture—entering the diaper industry—and why they see it as a major economic play.

Beyond business, Wack speaks passionately about giving back to his community, teaching financial literacy, and instilling business principles in the younger generation. This episode is an insightful look at a major redemption story and the power of reinvention.

Tune in and get schooled on the business mind behind the brand of Wack 100

In this powerful episode of Cannon’s Class, Nick sits down with Houston legend, activist, and hip-hop icon Trae Tha Truth for a deep, unfiltered conversation about his unwavering commitment to the community. From his hands-on approach to helping those in need to the unspoken rules of the streets, Trae breaks down why giving back is more than a choice—it’s a responsibility. Trae shares insights on balancing music, activism, and leadership while navigating a world that often tries to dim his light. Plus, they explore Houston’s culture, its deep-rooted sense of community, and how real ones stand up for each other when it matters most. If you’re about legacy, impact, and staying true to yourself no matter the odds, this is an episode you can’t miss!

In this episode of Cannon’s Class, Nick sits down with rapper, activist, and entrepreneur Vic Mensa for a deep conversation about purpose, revolution, and resilience. Vic opens up about his origin story, the profound impact of growing up in Chicago, and how the city’s culture and violence shaped his perspective on life and music. He shares his journey from hip-hop stardom to grassroots activism, including organizing a groundbreaking concert in Ghana with Chance the Rapper to bridge the gap between Africa and the diaspora. Vic’s raw and unfiltered perspective makes this episode a must-listen. 

In this episode of Cannon’s Class, Nick chops it up with entrepreneur and fitness expert Mike Rashid for a powerful deep dive into discipline, faith, and self-mastery. They break down how the Nation of Islam shaped Mike’s mindset, why poor nutrition is a silent killer, and why holistic health should come first. Mike doesn’t shy away from questioning traditional religious beliefs, challenging ideas like original sin, and breaking down the principles of tithing. He also keeps it real on self-accountability, success, and his bold take on weight and discipline. Love it or loath it, this is an episode you won’t want to miss