G Perico returns to speak on his Roc Nation debut #TenEight, what's changed and why that deal works best for him. The SO WAY OUT frontman also explains the toughest part about being him despite the success, his bike collaboration with the CRASH BOYS, latest tattoo and proclaiming his spot at the #1 Home Grown homie.

Rucci explains what life was like growing up Black & El Salvadorian in Inglewood, being exposed to the harsh conditions of life by his mom, watching his father get deported by ICE, upholding the legacy of his mentor Sean Mack, remembering his very first rap, signing to Empire and opening up like never before on his latest album Tako's Son.

RJMrLA explains why he chose to flip a commonly used phrase "ON GOD" as his the title of his debut album, splitting from Mustard & YG, fatherhood, using his platform to speak up on social issues, learning from Nipsey Hussle and why you are sleeping if you've never seen him perform live.

Stix joins the podcast and explains his connection to Glasses Malone's controversial song "2pac Must Die", the pros and cons of knowing too much in the music industry, writing anthems for the LA Clippers as well as the LAFC + leveraging those relationships to develop his community in Watts.

We kick things off with a recap + reactions from our interview with Saviii 3rd, the people coming for Glasses Malone over his latest track entitled "2pac Must Die", and discuss why folks are storming Area 51...then this episode suddenly self destructs!

The East Side of Long Beach is no stranger to talent and Saviii 3rd is no exception. He opens up on the exact moment he knew he wanted pursue music, taking to the streets, serving several years in the penitentiary before signing to Cash Money West, his current relationship with Birdman, Warren G, Blueface and latest project All Eyez On 3.

The Clippers shock the NBA by acquiring Kwahi Leonard + Paul George, Chuck Dizzle apologizes to Clipper Darryl; multiple earthquakes rocked Southern California while DJ Hed attempts a Vegas getaway. Also discussed A$AP Rocky being unjustly detained in Sweden along with a recap of new music/artists currently on our radar.

This week Chuck Dizzle & DJ Hed stress the importance of being transparent during interviews, Pharell providing internships to 114 high school graduates in Harlem, Kawhi Leonard's big decision, Slim400 surviving multiple gun shots, Blueface dealing with family drama and how not to get finessed by those who are less fortunate.

Pomona is in the building as Young Drummer Boy speaks on making a transition from the streets to music, from a producer to rapper, suffering from anxiety, Latinos in Hip Hop, being signed to Empire, new project Same Click and what he plans on doing before the year ends.

This week includes a recap DJ Hed's Kicksperience during BET Weekend, the highlights of the BET Awards in Los Angeles, XXL Magazine finally getting the Freshman Class right for 2019, DJ Mustard getting his own day and 10 years since the death of Michael Jackson.