Don't overthink it podcast

In this episode, we do a full review of the Kendrick versus Drake Battle. If you heard 35 million opinions well this is 35 million and one. Lol. We also get into different ways and give our opinion as to the missteps the morals and ethics of each rapper. And we also, discuss the difference between artistry and just being a rapper. Enjoy.

In this episode, we discuss the J. Cole speech at Dreamville. I am joined by Cordell and Lael to get an MC’s perspective on this and we have an extensive debate with Bruce Vinny in regards to our thoughts on what he did. We also talk about the Jonathan major ruling as well as X-Men 97. Enjoy.

Take notes if you are interested in starting a clothing brand. In this episode, I speak to not one but two up-and-coming entrepreneurs who started their own clothing brands. Kamal from Brooklyn now living in Atlanta started his Kasoji line as well as my man. Anton started his wisdom of the streets, clothing line in Philly. We talk about their origins and how they got started. Very inspirational episode.

In this episode, Vinny and myself. Well basically Vinny goes over his amazing weekend at AwesomeCon. RIP to Bo$$ which we start out talking about and then we also venture off into the Oppenheimer film. Better late than never. Enjoy.

Happy birthday to me!! The show still must go on so on this episode, I am joined by Dula Leal, Bruce and Vinny to talk about the Vince Staples show. If you haven’t seen it it’s up on Netflix right now. We also go around the room and name off 2 MC’s who have made us say “who the fuck is that” the first time you’ve ever heard them. We also revisit our New York trip and Dula has a great time dragging Lael and myself through the mud for being Spanish and not caring about baseball. Tons of humor and jokes. Enjoy.

This episode, we start off discussing the interview with Logic and his father, which then goes into a whole debate about whether he’s allowed to say the N-word, or not being that his father is black, but yet he looks white. We later get into a debate about the shaggy interview, making fun of 90s rappers, and whether this generation even cares about what rappers actually say. Also later on Lael joins us and we discuss our trip to Radio city to see Lord of the rings two towers with a symphony orchestra. Tons of jokes. Lael just kept coming with them. Enjoy.

On today’s episode, we give Killer Mike his flowers on sweeping the Grammys. Also Vinny and myself review the Griselda series on Netflix as well as an update on Jonathan Majors. Dula jumps on later in the episode where we address the Jay Z speech at the Grammys, as well as “the best producers by state“ that was introduced on million dollars worth of game. Great dialogue. Enjoy.

Hip hop is a beautiful thing. In this episode, Dula & myself interview hiphop producer @RobViktum. Interesting name and interesting story to go with it. We talk about him being born in Texas spending some high school years in New York where he developed his sound and then moving back to Texas with a boombap mentality and Being on the DJ in Texas. We also go all font tangents as usual & talk about musical inspirations as well as an interesting DJ Premier story. Great story and very informative for upcoming producers. Enjoy.

Great Harrisburg, history lesson this episode. Dula & myself interview photographer extraordinaire Leon Laing. From growing up in Harrisburg, and having a start in journalism, then pivoting to photography, Leon has seen it all. Jamaican roots that go up to Brooklyn and then some. Amazing story with a lot of hip-hop connections. You guys will definitely enjoy.

Great episode for you guys. If you are a Redman enthusiast, this is the episode for you. On this episode, I have the top three Redman stans that I know (Cordell, Bruce,& Vinny) to talk about Redman’s Magnum Opus: Muddy Waters. We talk about everything about this album from the production to even what the album cover means, etc. Then of course we get into the Clickbait that is MosDefs opinion on Drake. Great episode. Enjoy.