In this episode of 808’s & Convo, we kick things off by breaking down how rap beef in the 90’s was handled compared to today’s social-media era. Back then, disrespect had weight and consequences…no viral antics, no keyboard courage, just bars! We discuss what’s been lost in today’s online rap wars and whether the culture has softened or just changed.

Next, we turn our attention to J. Cole and the anticipation surrounding his upcoming, and potentially final album, The Fall Off. What should fans expect from a project that’s been years in the making? Is this Cole’s definitive statement, or a carefully planned exit?

The conversation takes a controversial turn as we unpack reports of influencers being barred from nightclubs and restaurants nationwide after publicly playing Ye’s banned song “Heil H*****.” Does this moment undo any of the work Ye has done to repair his image and relationships within the Jewish community, or is it another example of clout chasing crossing the line?

We close with a discussion and review of A$AP Rocky’s new album, ‘Don’t Be Dumb’…examining the sound, the growth, and whether Rocky is still pushing the culture forward or simply coasting on legacy.

Real conversations, uncomfortable truths, and no filtered opinions, tap in. 🎙️🔥

Opening Set List:

Stop Being Greedy- DMX

Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See- Busta Rhymes

Nuthin’ But A “G” Thang- Dr. Dre & Snoop Doggy Dogg

Notorious Thugs- The Notorious B.I.G. & Bone Thugs-N-Harmony

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