Made Famous TV Podcast

Made Famous TV caught up with songstress and songwriter Rene Bonét. Also known by her Bully Barbé moniker, the singer discussed how she uses the alter ego as a way to exploit her alternate personality by way of her music. In 2021, she brought that to full fruition with the release of her "Love in 5D" and "Bully Barbé" projects. Originally from the DMV area, Rene now resides in Atlanta, Georgia. She admitted to relocating to Atlanta in pursuit of her music career. Now a hallmark of Atlanta's indie music scene, Rene revealed that she has garnered a tremendous amount of notoriety since starting southern musical journey. Watch the full interview on Made Famous TV via Youtube.com

Made Famous TV continues to build its platform, adding to its catalog with interviews from some of the most promising up-and-coming talent along with already established trailblazers in the entertainment industry. This time, Dr. Troy Byer graced the Made Famous TV platform for a candid one-on-one conversation where she discussed her ups-and-downs as an actress, and transitioning in studying clinical psychology.  Known for her role as Baby Doll in the 90s urban classic film “The Five Heartbeats”, Dr. Troy explained how she landed the role in the film, and she admitted that she is still sometimes referenced by her character’s name in the film.  Entering show business at an early age, Dr. Troy revealed that she overcame a few challenges during the genesis of her career.  Watch the full interview exclusively on Made Famous TV via Youtube.com

Made Famous TV sat down with up and coming Artist Chief Shake. He started out rapping in the group American Gang, being from the small town of Waynesboro, Mississippi. Moving to Shreveport, Louisiana, being a father, his outlook on the music industry. He also speaks on his single "No Deal" doing very well on Youtube and his passion for writing.  He also got very candid in this interview, revealing the experiences he had while trying to balance relationships, his professional roles  Watch the full interview on Made Famous TV Youtube Channel, you can hear the audio on Spotify.

Made Famous TV sat down with up-and-coming southern emcee P.U.R.P. for a candid conversation about his musical journey. A Mississippi native, P.U.R.P. explained how he was introduced to music, how he ultimately began emceeing, and how he got into music engineering. He also elaborated on how his style differs from many of his southern counterparts, and he gave insight on some of the pros and drawbacks of being unique. Now a resident of Atlanta and a graduate of The Art Institute of Atlanta, P.U.R.P. is striving to take his career to greater heights. Watch the full interview on Made Famous TV YouTube Channel!

Mississippi emcee OG Tha6 (pronounced Thag) recently sat down for a one-on-one interview with Made Famous TV.  During this intimate conversation, the rapper discussed being an entrepreneur, a father, and how his musical journey landed him in the Lone Star State of Texas.  Falling in love with the art of music as a teenager, Tha6 admits that rapping will always be a passion of his.  However, he remains open to other ventures including taking on an executive role in the music industry, and continuing to build his clothing brand, Skyline Republic, which he is a co-owner of.  Watch the full interview on Made Famous TV via Youtube.com

Recently Made Famous TV sat down with Atlanta’s own DJ MLK.  Known for his “Goodnight Don’t Exist in ATL” mixtape series, MLK discussed how his extensive journey as a disc jockey garnered him attention on both Atlanta’s club scene and mixtape circuit, then ultimately landing a permanent placement as Grammy winning artist T.I.’s official tour deejay.  A well accomplished deejay, he admitted that there are still some things on his bucket list, including following along the footsteps of some of his peers and releasing his own album, likely as early as 2021.  One of the first singles from his upcoming debut, he says, will feature T.I. and Lil’ Baby.  He also got very candid in this interview, revealing the experiences he had while trying to balance relationships, his professional role, and being a well known socialite. Watch the full interview on Made Famous TV via Youtube.com

Over the past year Made Famous TV has dedicated its platform to highlighting up-and-coming artists that have been garnering attention throughout the indie hip hop scene. This week’s spotlight is on female emcee Lodeezy, who hails from Arkansas’s Little Rock capital city.  In a candid sit-down interview, she discussed everything from her musical journey to the state of female hip hop, and she opened up about some of the challenges she’s faced as a female rapper.  True to her southern roots, Lodeezy admits she’s heavily influenced by the West Coast’s hip-hop sound. To hear more about Lodeezy, Watch the full interview on Made Famous TV via Youtube.com

Made Famous TV continues to add to its content database, this time catching up with DJ Rico Banks, alternately known by his Rico Panacea moniker.  In an in-depth conversation, the Mississippi native discussed growing up in a family of disc jockeys, and how he ultimately decided to experiment with the turntables.  A well-versed veteran in the world of hip-hop, Banks gave insight on some of the inner-workings of the urban side of the music industry.  He also gave anecdotes of a variety of experiences he’s had while working with different artists in the music industry, including Big K.R.I.T. early in his career and discovering the late Lil’ Lonnie prior to his rise to fame, and witnessing his acceleration up until his untimely passing.  DJ Rico Banks doesn’t shy away from his outspokenness in this interview.  He is a candid voice that balances both sincerity and audacity.  Watch the full interview exclusively on Made Famous TV via Youtube.com

Female emcee Kash Money Kim recently sat down for an exclusive interview with Made Famous TV.  Originally from New Jersey, Kim discussed her transition to the Gulf Coast.  She also revealed how she discovered her musical talent, and how she began pursuing a professional career as a rapper.  An author of her own stories, Kim assures that she takes great pride in writing her own lyrics.  Her vibrant yet humble personality permeates throughout the interview, and is mirrored in her energetic and appealing, yet raunchy, tunes.  To hear more about Kash Money Kim, watch the full interview on Made Famous TV via Youtube.

Made Famous TV recently had the opportunity to sit down with up and coming rapper Tamara Bubble.  A native of Brooklyn, New York, the East Coast emcee discussed her upbringing and how she discovered her niche as a multi-genre hip-hop artist.  In recent years, Tamara began licensing her music to various platforms and networks. Now a primary focus, she explained how she introduced herself to the world of licensing and synchronizing her music and how it has developed into a full-time career for her.  To hear more about Tamara’s musical journey and her future endeavors, watch the full interview on Made Famous TV via Youtube.