Leschea and co-host Jayeff are back together in The Orange Basement after 9 weeks of Instagram Quarantine Shows. They discuss JaRule’s recent commercial for a Greek Restaurant, Swizz Beats’ disrespectful comment about Drake and Kanye’s new partnership with The Gap.

On The ninth straight week of broadcasting via Instagram Live, Leschea and Jayef breakdown the latest viral sensation, Dave Chappelle’s unexpected Netflix special, plus new marriages and new babies.

After a week to reflect on the murder of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis Police, Leschea and Jayef attempt to unpack the resulting social unrest, protests and public posturing by some of entertainment’s top dogs.

Leschea and Jayef break down the most recent Versus battle between Beenie Man and Bounty Killer. Plus Future’s future gets more expensive.

Week 5 of the Quarantine falls on Mother’s Day and reactions to the Badu vs Jill IG Live Battle roll in. RIP Andre Harrell and Little Richard. Plus Snitches get released.

Beyonce and Nikki Minaj trade jabs. Will this escalate to an all out war?

In their 3rd Instagram Live conversation Leschea and Jayef break down the do-over IG Live “battle” between Teddy Riley and Babyface which had a lot less technical difficulties. Also a Rest in Peace to Fred the Godson who lost his battle against the virus.

Due to the Covid-19 Social Distancing regulations, Leschea speaks to co-host Jayef via Instagram for the 2nd week in a row. The producer battle between Teddy Riley and Babyface goes terribly wrong, 50 Cent vs Ja Rule plus Lizzo, and Tiffany Haddish get shut down.

After 3 weeks away, Leschea returns under a National Quarantine to prevent the spread of Covid-19. As a result Leschea and Jayeff talk via Instagram Live about life since the beginning of this health crisis, some of the lives that have been lost or threatened and the impact these new circumstances are having on normal …

Leschea sits down for an in-depth conversation with General Steele of Smif n Wessun. Steele breaks down his early years growing up in Brownsville, Brooklyn and how he eventually found his way into the basement studio of The Beat Minerz production team. He speaks candidly about his childhood, high school days and what it was …