Indeux Shabazz and Rappin' Mitch discuss the balance between an artist fully knowing their business prior to getting into the game and those who don't, why does this matter, and debate who was the biggest rap artist of 2020.

Indeux Shabazz and Rappin' Mitch discuss parenthood, the birds and the bees, whether or not artists on the come up can successfully chase their dreams and be good parents, and if established Hip-Hop and R&B artists can still have longevity within their careers.

In an continuation to episode 3, No Ceilings, Indeux Shabazz and Rappin' Mitch finalize their discussion on the term culture vulture, question whether or not DJ Vlad should be considered a culture vulture, and lastly breakdown the importance of having a single and/or EP over a full album or mixtape.

In this commercial break episode, Rappin' Mitch monologues how impactful a person's era in which they grew up can affect their perspective as its relates to how they view the artists and actors from that time period.

Indeux Shabazz and Rappin' Mitch debate whether or not the term culture vulture, so famously coined by Dame Dash, goes outside the realm of those not from our culture but also extending into our own community of rappers, influencers and creators.

Indeux Shabazz and Rappin' Mitch touch on the importance of a support system, refocusing your career path as a creator, questions whether or not Hip-Hop respects it's prior generations in comparison to other music genres.

Indeux Shabazz and Rappin' Mitch just jumped into the conversations of Hip-Hop, the independent scene and how major label artists stay afloat in this climate.