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Come Thru Chats: Tulsa Music Legacy with Poyo

In this episode of Come Thru Chats, host King Spencer sits down with a true Tulsa legend, Poyo.

We take a deep dive into the heart of Tulsa's music scene, tracing its evolution and celebrating the sound that defines the city. Poyo offers his unique perspective on what it means to pay homage to the veterans—the artists who laid the groundwork—ensuring their contributions are never forgotten.

The conversation gets into the monumental legacy of 4chianno and Tuk Mane, discussing their impact and lasting influence on Tulsa music. Finally, Poyo gives us an exclusive look at what’s coming next for Bless The Game Factory, sharing the vision and future projects.

This episode is packed with real talk, history, and inspiration from one of Tulsa’s most respected voices.

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In this episode of Come Thru Chats, hosted by King Spencer at Come Thru Studios, we sit down with TKO Capone—an Oklahoma artist who made history as one of the first from his state to hit MTV and TMZ, racking up millions of views and streams along the way.

We get into some of the biggest headlines right now, from the news of Charlie Kirk’s passing to the viral Young Thug jail phone calls. TKO Capone also takes us back to how he first came up working with Riff Raff, giving us a behind-the-scenes look at a connection that helped shape his early career.

Of course, we had to get his unfiltered take on Tulsa’s music scene—what’s working, what’s not, and where he thinks the city is headed. And he shares details about his new project with Phil Sosa, which is already stirring buzz.

This conversation is a mix of cultural commentary, industry game, and local perspective straight from one of Oklahoma’s own.

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In this episode of Come Thru Chats, hosted by King Spencer, we tap in with Rich Wit A Blikk—aka Rich tha Resident—an artist straight out of Austin, Texas, who’s been putting on for ATX culture in his own unique way. Rich brings raw perspective on what makes Austin’s music scene tick, both with and without the global spotlight of SXSW.

We dive deep into the influence of chopped and screwed music on Southern rap, how it shaped Rich’s sound, and why that style still runs heavy through Texas hip-hop today. Of course, we had to get into the debate: Outkast or UGK? Rich keeps it real with his answer, and King Spencer doesn’t hold back either.

Rich opens up about his journey as an artist, his style, and the background that shaped his music. We also break down the ins and outs of the Austin scene—who you need to know, where you need to go, and what makes ATX live music capital of the world.

From local gems to hip-hop legends, this one is packed with real game, laughs, and stories that give you an inside look at Texas culture beyond the surface.

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In this special episode of Come Thru Chats, hosted by CTN JBurna, we sit down with California’s own Money Hill Casino—an artist, chef, and father with a story that goes far beyond the music. Known for cooking up hits and actual meals for some of the biggest names in the game, Casino shares how his hustle took him from the kitchen to the industry spotlight.

We talk about his experiences cooking for stars like Tee Grizzley and DaBaby, what it taught him about work ethic, and how he balances the grind with raising his kids. In one of the most powerful parts of the interview, Casino opens up about a personal custody battle and the emotional toll that comes with fighting for your family as a black father in the spotlight.

He gives props to California’s top artists, reflects on who’s really next up, and talks about his genuine relationship with rising Bay Area legend LaRussell. It’s a conversation filled with honesty, hustle, and healing—from an artist who’s seen both the heat of the kitchen and the pressure of life.

This one’s for the creators, the parents, and anyone trying to hold it down on all fronts.

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In this episode of Come Thru Chats, hosted by King Spencer, we tap in with Polo Baybee—one of Jackson, Mississippi’s most energetic performers and most underrated stars. Known for his viral twerk anthems and bold stage presence, Polo has been lighting up the scene with a sound that’s impossible to ignore.

We get into the truth about Jackson’s music scene—who’s really making noise, which artists deserve more eyes, and where Polo fits into the conversation. Despite being a household name in his city, he opens up about why he feels slept on and how the twerk music label both helps and hurts his recognition as a serious artist.

Polo also shares what it was like being featured on the hit TV show P-Valley and how that moment helped him level up. He reflects on what it takes to stand out from Mississippi, the differences between clout and consistency, and why Jackson artists don’t get enough credit in the South’s rap conversation.

From club hits to real talk about breaking barriers, this episode is packed with gems, laughs, and Mississippi-made motivation from one of the most entertaining voices in the game.

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In this episode of Come Thru Chats, hosted by King Spencer, we tap in with Project Baby Wookie—an artist, producer, and videographer out of Shreveport, Louisiana, known for wearing multiple hats and being one of the most respected names behind the scenes. Wookie is a creative force who's shaping the culture in Ratchet City and beyond.

We dive deep into the origins of “Ratchet City”, talk about who really influenced the Louisiana sound, and even get into the heated (and hilarious) debate: OutKast or Boosie & Webbie? Wookie’s answer might ruffle some feathers—and you won’t believe where King Spencer lands on it.

Wookie gives us his unfiltered take on Hurricane Chris' recent comments about 50 Cent filming in Shreveport, and why that stirred some strong feelings in the local scene. He also opens up about shopping record deals, where he’s trying to take his music career next, and why he feels Louisiana deserves more credit on a national level.

We talk about his work with viral artist Ratchet Lo, how he got into videography, and the signs that let you know someone is truly from the boot.

From Texas influence to the top 3 Louisiana artists of all time, this one is packed with real insight, wild moments, and straight talk from one of the most tapped-in creatives in the game.

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In this episode of Come Thru Chats, hosted by King Spencer, we crash into Little Rock, Arkansas, with three of the 501’s loudest voices—501Kelton, Kimoni, and Delott. Artists, content creators, and certified troublemakers, they’re putting on for Arkansas in a way that demands attention.

We dive into the smoke: Arkansas vs Oklahoma—who’s really got the better hoopers and why somebody’s lying. Then we argue about which Arkansas artists are really running the game (and who’s just good on Instagram), break down how Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma are tastemakers, and tell you what visitors should never do if they pull up to Little Rock.

Each guest unloads real opinions, stories, and unfiltered energy about the culture, the struggles, and the takeover that’s already underway. If you think you know the South, think again.

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In this episode of Come Thru Chats, hosted by King Spencer, we sit down with one of the internet’s most unpredictable and magnetic voices—26J, a viral personality and artist originally from Seattle, now holding it down in Kansas City, Missouri. Known for her wild rants, one-of-a-kind energy, and sharp responses to trolls, 26J opens up in a rare interview you won’t want to miss.

She breaks down where her name came from, how she created tracks like “2 Wrongs” and “On My Own,” and why she represents a new lane for women in hip-hop. She talks about what it’s like being a 5-foot white woman in the game, the misunderstandings she faces online, and how she handles people mistaking her for a kid—or even a boy.

26J also dives into the Kansas City music scene, gives flowers to the artists she’s rocking with, and speaks on whether or not she feels she’s getting the recognition she deserves. She reflects on her features in Spade TV, Trsh Mag, and more—plus, she keeps it real about whether music videos still matter in today’s world.

From her thoughts on saying the N-word to her experience (or lack thereof) in Tulsa, this convo is packed with real moments, raw stories, and plenty of laughs. If you love underground artists who say exactly what they feel, this one’s for you.

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In this episode of Come Thru Chats, hosted by King Spencer, we lock in with Oklahoma City’s own NoHezzo for a rare and deep conversation. Known for his mysterious presence and spiritually charged lyrics, NoHezzo opens up about the meaning behind his powerful track “Kill Satan,” his experience with being an Oklahoma artist, and why his album Living Proof might just be an Oklahoma classic.

He talks about his love for Dallas and Tulsa, the differences between the two scenes, and why he moves in silence. He also addresses rumors, reflects on being slept on, and gives flowers to his top 3 Oklahoma artists.

This convo is a must-watch for fans of Oklahoma rap, underground Oklahoma music, and anyone curious about one of OKC’s most elusive voices.

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In this episode of Come Thru Chats, hosted by King Spencer, Lawton, Oklahoma artist Meaux Pesci pulls up for a real conversation about his fast rise in the Oklahoma music scene, the culture that shaped him, and the everyday struggles of upcoming artists trying to be heard. He opens up about being reviewed by The Oaka, how he feels about the attention he’s getting, and what it really takes to stand out when you’re coming from a city like Lawton.

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