Today marks the last ep of HYPE AND THEN SOME. It's been an amazing journey, and on this episode, we go through our highs, lows, and what we're excited for in 2025 and beyond. Thank you for rocking with us for this long, we greatly appreciate every single one of you.

This week we caught up on what’s been happening across music, sneakers and the culture — spoiler alert: there’s been a lot.

With two weddings on the horizon, this week we talk about our experiences with the wedding industry, from thieving wedding venues to extortionate vendor fees, and if we think weddings are worth it at all...

This week we explore all the latest rumours, news and changes in the fashion world - from creative director changes across fashion houses to collaborations between fashion and sport - fashion's finally fun again, and we're talking all about it.

In our latest episode, we meet Kenny, marketing agency founder and (the Premiere League’s first ever) creative director.

Hosted by Kesi, we explore Kenny’s incredible journey — from co-founding Playdot Apparel (IYKYK) and owning his own post office franchise, to creating his own marketing agency and a soon-to-be launched production company.

Nike is on course for their worst financial performance in years, and between the decline in the streetwear trend and a massive shift in style and hype, we explore where things went wrong with Nike and what they can do to turn things around.

This week we talk about the future of afrobeats and review the “Big 3”, and how much it’s changed. Plus we get into Asake’s latest album Lungu Boy, our usual GRM gala coverage and the latest in music and the culture.

This week we cover Bernard Arnault and his empire LVMH, and how LVMH's endorsement of the Olympics can change the face of luxury forever. Plus, can football make room for fashion? We talk about it all, plus new music and more.

The last month has been eventful to say the least: from Kendrick & Friends, Pharrell’s latest LV drop and new music to some fire sneaker drops — so let’s catch up on it all.

It’s another ep of #HypeMeets, and this time we meet Ayo Rufai, the founder of the successful e-commerce platform Jendaya.

Hosted by MBT, we delve more into Ayo’s story - from his corporate beginnings, to reshaping the e-commerce and fashion industry in Africa and beyond, plus his plans for the future.