"Lets Rap About it" hosted by Fabolous, Maino, Dave East & Jim Jones

Episode 7 of Let’s Rap About It brings together Jim Jones, Fabolous, Dave East, and Maino for a raw, unfiltered conversation about today’s culture. The guys dive into the rise of influencers becoming journalists and what that means for credibility in the industry, plus they break down the wave of movie remakes and reboots—talking which ones make sense and which should’ve been left alone. They also explore the pros and cons of originality in music, the difference between being inspired and copying, how samples can elevate or water down a track, and so much more. This episode is packed with perspective, humor, and real gems from four New York legends. Tap in and enjoy the conversation, and don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for new episodes every Wednesday.

In episode 6 of “Let’s Rap About It,” the crew dives deep into a mix of real conversations and culture talk. They kick things off with a debate on posthumous albums—who really benefits when artists’ music is released after death, and where the money should go. The discussion then heats up as they break down dirty mackin’—what it really means, the dos and don’ts, and whether some people are crossing the line without realizing it. From there, they shift gears to talk about the music industry, questioning if artists are doing more promotion than the promoters themselves and what that says about today’s hustle culture. To wrap it up, the crew lightens the mood with a sneaker talk—asking the big question: Are Air Force 1s dad shoes or timeless classics? Tune in for laughs, perspective, and unfiltered conversation on music, culture, and the game itself.

In this episode, the crew keeps it real about the grind from day one — talking first jobs, starting young in the hustle, and how employees can make or break a brand. They dive deep into the legal game of hip-hop, breaking down the pros and cons of suing, laws, and ownership in the music industry. Plus, they touch on the latest Halloween NBA scandal making headlines.

Authentic talk, real perspectives, and unfiltered energy — this one’s all about the come-up, the courtroom, and the culture. 💯

In the powerful third installment of Let’s Rap About It, we bring together New York heavyweights Maino, Fabolous, Jim Jones, and Dave East for an unfiltered conversation that goes far beyond the surface. This episode dives deep into the realities behind success and survival in the game — touching on mental health, business boundaries, unpaid dues, and navigating tough crowds. Raw, real, and unapologetically authentic, this discussion pulls back the curtain on what it truly means to rise, hustle, and stay grounded in the world of hip-hop.

In this powerful third installment of Let’s Rap About It, we bring together New York heavyweights Maino, Fabolous, Jim Jones, and Dave East for an unfiltered conversation that goes beyond the surface.

🔥 Topics Discussed:
The challenges of showing public vulnerability in a hyper-masculine culture
Growing up with a shielded upbringing and how it shaped their worldviews
Maintaining momentum after getting out of jail
Facing career crossroads & the idea of retirement
Navigating today’s overwhelming media saturation
This episode dives deep into the personal and professional realities of life in hip-hop, fame, and legacy.

Jim Jones, Fabolous, Maino, and Dave East sit down for a real convo on Let’s Rap About It. They open up about evolving with fame, growing as men, when rap beef goes too far, and the real meaning of NYCHA. Dave East breaks down his new album Karma 4 (out now!), plus thoughts on Verzuz, coping with vices, and more. Tap in for a raw and unfiltered episode!

Welcome to the first episode of Let’s Rap About It — hosted by Jim Jones, Maino, Fabolous & Dave East. This week, the crew dives into the biggest conversations in hip hop and the culture. The topics they touch on this episode is 🧠 Evolving Culture🚦Street Reconciliation 🫡 Black Prosperity 🖤 Cultural Influence 👩‍❤️‍👨 Love Privacy 🥊 Entertainment Boxing 🧍🏼Rookie Redemption