JBP

Fyre and Trinidad James, collectively known as Bess Drssd, stop by the JBP. The duo begins by explaining how they paired up with each other before breaking down the making of their new album ‘What’s The Dress Code?’ and how they infuse their love for music and fashion. They also discuss their individual music careers, growing as artists, working with new artists, prioritizing music while being in a relationship, emotional intelligence, and much more!

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The crew begins with birthday well-wishes for Flip before Marc shares a hilarious story about his wife at the spa. Next, legendary rapper, singer, songwriter, and producer Wyclef Jean joins the show to talk about his new album ‘Clef Notes,’ the larger series titled ‘Quantum Leap,’ and Fugees’ ‘The Score’ turning 30 years old. Wyclef also discusses linking with Tsu Surf, why he wasn’t a part of ‘The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill,’ Pras Michel’s conviction and how he’s doing in jail, his past issues with Canibus, the state of R&B, his love of battle rap, running for President of Haiti, and much more!

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The crew begins with more on the beef between Memphis Bleek and Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda before debating whether there is a path to millions for everyone in the content space. Later, Joe recalls his beef with Wu-Tang Clan, the decline of Lil Wayne, and the backlash Trina is catching for having her husband perform at her shows. The JBP also discusses old tour stories, Ryan Clark crying over being fired by ESPN, Luther Vandross versus Stevie Wonder, and much more!

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Atlantic City, New Jersey mayor Marty Small Sr. joins the JBP following his recent back-and-forth with Joe to address misconceptions about his hometown and discuss how he has elevated the city, assisting Meek Mill when he was last in town, his Philadephia sports fandom, the impact the show Jersey Shore had on the business of the Atlantic City, his legal troubles, and much more!

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Friend of the show Karen Civil stops by and begins by explaining why she recently tweeted about all of Ice’s business partnerships. Later, the state of VERZUZ following the YG–The Game battle, chatter about Rick Ross’s album sales, and Joe asks Karen how she thinks certain artists can successfully rebrand. The crew also discusses the prominence of AI music and the rise of Fenix Flexin, plans for the 1,000th episode, and much more!

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Flip begins by recapping his experience at Fanatics Fest before Joe shares a clip of a woman who called out Lex P for seeing her man while they were together. Later, the room attempts to understand the concept of microcheating and recaps Kai Cenat’s Streamer University. Also, Harlem rapper Vado stops by to promote his upcoming album ‘V.A.D.O.’ and to discuss his web series, how he’s grown as an artist and person, working with the likes of Mary J. Blige and DJ Khaled, the time Ice tried to slide on him, the state of Harlem rap, his interests outside of music, and much more!

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Joe kicks things off with a series of stories about some women he knows before the room debates whether their thoughts on monogamy would change after making a certain amount of money. Later, a wide-ranging conversation on Jay-Z’s partnership with Target following Memphis Bleek’s comments on the matter. The crew also discusses Caitlin Clark’s latest antics, celebrities who are more recognizable than Mike Tyson, Rihanna as a legacy act, and much more!

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Emanny begins by addressing Flip’s behavior outside of Yankee Stadium before Joe shares his gripes with couples who have a shared Instagram page. The room then critiques their ability to tell stories, reacts to Phelps’ video about going to get water for Ish, and clowns Mona for stealing the bet money from last Saturday’s episode. Later, Rick Ross stops by to promote his new album ‘Set In Stone’ and discuss the status of his relationship with Drake, the state of MMG, his favorite songs and collaborations, endeavors and interests outside of music, how his seizures changed his mindset, and much more!

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Martial artist and actor Sensei Ja joins the show. To start, Sensei Ja weighs in on the podcast’s long-running fight debate before talking about his upbringing in the Nation of Islam, working security for NLE Choppa, and getting into it with Michael Jai White. He also evaluates the cast’s fighting ability, demonstrates how to disarm someone with a weapon, speaks on how he got into acting, and more. The JBP later reconvenes to discuss rules for sports fandom, updates on the Kawhi Leonard trade, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony receiving their Hollywood Walk of Fame star, the discourse around athletes blowing through their contract earnings, and much more! 

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The JBP is joined by Mike Gee and Afrika Baby Bam of the Jungle Brothers, a pivotal group as Hip-Hop took shape in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The duo discusses a wide-range of topics, including how they met and rose to prominence, collaborating with the likes of A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, and Queen Latifah as Native Tongues, the differences in Hip-Hop then and now, what the genre will look and sound like in 50 years, their interests outside of music, their latest project ‘Concrete Jungle,’ and much more!

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