No Label The Podcast

On Episode 33 the fellas discuss all of their favorite moments, songs, albums, and videos so far for this year; and of course the "Glizzy" craze that's been going on the past couple of weeks had to be discussed.

On Episode 32 the fellas discuss Virgil being put through the fire by the internet and Hip Hop culture for his the lack luster artwork he designed for the late Pop Smoke's 'Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon' album.  They Discuss Freddie Gibbs out trolling DJ Akademiks and trying to get him canceled.   They give their reviews on Kanye's new single ft Travis Scott and him announcing an upcoming album. Acknowledging the artists who gave great BET performances. Summer Walker announces 'Life on Earth' EP dropping July 10th.

On episode 31 the fellas send prayers to the 2 young ladies that were killed by senseless gunfire in their hometown Buffalo, NY on Saturday night.  They give a quick run down of their vibes for the week as well as quick reviews of 88GLAM's 'New Mania' mixtape, Pi'erre Bourne's 'The Life of Pi'erre 4', and 6LACK's '6pc Hot EP'.  The fellas discuss 'Trollz' reaching #1 on Billboard over Lil Baby's 'The Bigger Picture' single.  They show love to Kanye and discuss his recent culture shifting deal with GAP. Should Swizz Beatz have apologized for his comments towards Drake? Whats your take on the new deluxe album trend? 

On Episode 30 the fellas discuss the recent "beef" between J. Cole and Noname including the tweets, singles they each released, and twitter trying to cancel J. Cole.  Next they discuss Teyana Taylor's new album 'The Album' and other new music that released over the week.  Lastly they talk about the BET HipHop awards nominees and snubs, and whether the BET awards are necessary and credible.

On Episode 29 the fellas discuss Lil Baby's new single 'The Bigger Picture' and the impact its having on the world.  Next the fellas give their favorite debut albums of all-time; then ranks Drake's album catalog.  Lastly they discuss the Mexican Rats new single and who is behind his whole success.

On Episode 28 the fellas give an update on their thoughts regarding the current state the world is in. Specifically the protests and riots because of the ongoing police brutality and social injustice of black people.  They discuss The Weeknd calling out the 3 parent record labels and challenging them to donate towards racial justice causes.  They briefly discuss their music vibes for the week, and address people who are criticizing Kendrick for his public silence since the death of George Floyd. Lastly they talk some hoops with an official timeline for the restart of the NBA season recently being released. Happy 45th G Day to "The Answer" himself Allen Iverson!

We quickly rattle off our music vibes from the past week. Following, we address the elephant in the room and the elephant that has been in the American government and the country as a whole; which is racism, unequal rights for black people, and the police being able to murder and abuse black men and woman with no consequence.  We discuss what could possibly be the next steps in order to cause change and sustain the change. We also discuss how we as a black people need to bond together and support each other during these times and after this dies down, in order to build an economy and kinship to where we don't need the support and acknowledgment from those who don't see us as equal. Should celebrities and entertainers be looked to for help during these times? #Ripgeorgefloyd #blacklivesmatter 

On Episode 26 the fellas start off by giving their music vibes for the week as usual and then get into discussing Gunna's new album 'Wunna', and what this moment will do for his career.  The fellas then start to breakdown the definition of a snitch and why it's better to ignore trolls rather than go back and forth with them.  Lastly they discuss comedian/TV personality Joe Rogan signing a ground breaking 9 figure deal with Spotify to exclusively licence and distribute his podcast.

On Episode 25 the fellas quickly give off their music vibes for the past week then go into discussing Kehlani's new album 'It Was Good Until It Wasn't'.  After that they then begin to discuss and praise Future's new album 'High Off Life' and his influence on this generation of HipHop specifically.  Buffalo and Griselda's own Conway The Machine did a good deed in the city by feeding the NFTA Metro workers and providing them with lunch.  LVRN record label makes a groundbreaking move within the company.....Listen to hear it all!

On Episode 24 the fellas discuss all of the music that dropped this past weekend and then dive right into discussing former "gangster" rapper turned FBI Informant 6ix9ine's first appearance since being released from prison in April. They make it very clear how they feel about him and how he handled the situation HE GOT HIMSELF into.  They also discuss what the perfect album length is, and why? Is it better to be overrated or underrated? Thoughts on the popularity of OnlyFans and if artists can benefit from it somehow during this COVID-19 crisis.