Whattup doe!

We’re back with episode 109 and we got my man Norm and our guy Che of Scressfree Sundays Podcast.  We get into Che’s playlist and a few other recent happenings.

First up is Jay-Z’s “Song Cry,” considered one of the best songs on The Blueprint. With both Norm and Che being artists, I ask if they have a “Song Cry” in their catalog. They also explain if being too personal too soon as an artist is a thing.

Next up is “4,3,2,1” by LL Cool J. The three of us discuss who had the best verse, the most underrated verse, and where the song ranks in the posse cut days. We also talk on the Canibus and LL beef if we remember this phenomenon album.

“Juicy” by BIG is next. We talk about what the era of sampling did for the Hiphop genre, and what Puff means to Hiphop. On the topic of Bad Boy, we also touch on King Los and why his deal with Bad Boy didn’t work out.

After “Juicy,” we move on to Lupe Fiasco’s “Dumb It Down.” Norm speaks on if he’s ever heard that his music goes over his fans’ heads and if anyone has tried to convince him to change his sound.

I give Che the task of being the A&R for Da Baby’s next project and he tells me which producer he would put on the album. We also talk if Meg Thee Stallion and Da Baby’s style of music will last.

We also talk tracks by Fab, Rick Ross, Roddy Rich, Wu Tang, Freeway and more.  Then Che takes us back to talk about high school rap battles.

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