Meltdown Presents: On Some Hip Hop Sh!t: #06 The Chase Conley Episode: F#*! your Podcast!

In this wide open episode we talk to Character Designer/Director Chase Conley , and we cover terrain like a turbocharged landspeeder. Some topics include Star Wars and white supremacy , passing Bruce Timm at the copy machine, The ludicrous premise of comicbook superheroes to begin with, and his design work for the new comic/ animation property Trill League .

Oh and Chase goes in on the critics of Trill league in a way that is both thought provoking as well as entertaining. With no apologies, this beef is cooked medium rare. enjoy.

The Rundown

39:55 — the injustice that is the character Mace Windu

50:00 — we get into Trill league

58:00 — comics and southern bastards

1:01:00 — illegal cable and Ninja Scroll.

1:19:00 — coming to LA.

1:30:00 — we get into Thug Motivation 101 and other Jeezy topics.

1:39:00 — on some nerd shit we slander Batman and talk Dr. Doom

Shouts out to

Keron Grant

Lesean Thomas

Carl Jones

Petey Pablo

9th Wonder

Phonte

Big Pooh

Little Brother

Being from North Carolina

King Mez

Lebanon Elementary School

The homie Big Pat

The hood as a real support system for talent.

History of the Batman Podcast

Juicy J

Project Pat

Madlib

2014 Forest Hills Drive

Anthony Piper

“You can like it or you can not like it but you’re not going to take Hip Hop out of the equation because thats who I am.” — Chase Conley.

This ep is dedicated to the mighty Maurice White of Earth Wind and Fire. A hero as a musician and a personal hero. Rest In Power.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lrle0x_DHBM

produced by B. Schultz of Street Legends Ink and Adam Silverstein

Presented by Meltdown Comics

Engineered by Mason Booker

and recorded at The Meltcast studios, 7522 Sunset blvd in Hollywood, CA

Our theme is Produced by King SMO of the Animal Crackers

Artwork by Self Uno.

tweet to us @ our brand new handle @onsomehiphopshit.

The Album Club '3 for all' episode Hosts @Bschultz808 and @wedsfinest are joined by the @Madtwiinz we get our full Rap sommelier on. We go deep on 3 works by Kendrick Lamar, Public Enemy and Ice Cube. Inspired by VH1's The Breaks and writer/director (friend of the show) Seith Mann, we took a look back to 1990. Moved by the lyrical and musical DNA that these records share, we HAD to fast forward to 2015 and discuss Kendrick Lamar's strangely underrated musical opus in the context of his lyrical forefathers, Ice Cube and Chuck D.

Yeah. We str8 #onsomehiphopshit Itunes links to the albums discussed Fear of a Black Planet https://itun.es/us/3erhs To Pimp a Butterfly https://itun.es/us/zSoe6 AmeriKKKas Most Wanted https://itun.es/us/zAN67 produced by B. Schultz of Street Legends Ink and Adam Silverstein Presented by Meltdown Comics Engineered by Mason Booker and recorded at The Meltcast studios, 7522 Sunset blvd in Hollywood, CA Our theme is Produced by King SMO of the Animal Crackers Artwork by Self Uno. tweet to us @ our brand new handle @onsomehiphopshit.

Meltdown Presents: On Some Hip Hop Sh!t: #04 The Tyree Dillihay Episode

--The year of Inglewood--

In this fREEstyle episode we rap to @sneadsbyree, director for Bob's Burgers and creator of the comic strip 'Sn'eads' and hear some classic stories

in his journey from the avenues in Inglewood to the top of primetime animation game in Hollywood.

Tyree gets a delivery from his old friend and custom shoe artist, Chris, live on air, and in true OSHHS fashion, he joins the podcast.

We talk video stores, geeking out on Jim Lee, and Todd Macfarlane's comics, nerd ejaculation, 90's album liner notes as hyperlinks, and misogyny in rap lyrics. Its all here.

Buckle up and settle in, cuz in this episode we definitely On Some Hip Hop Shit.

Shouts out to:

The BatterRam

Gang Sweeps and project hope

ASAP Rocky

DOPE the movie

Minmae and Robotech

Cnnon Busters and Lesean

Donald D

EPMD

No Limit Tanks

WC from Lo Pro

Whoobangin' Ice Cube

Freestyle Fellowship

Inglewood Emcees

Mac10, Defari and Problem

Straight Outta Compton movie

BET animation

Denys Cowan & Dwayne Mcduffie

GZA's Liquid Swords

Milestone Comics

HipHopolis and the phrase "where hip hop lives"

Tyree's teacher Mary Trujillo

Adam's flip flops

Janay's House

Curves on a woman

and emotion in a line

instagram: sneadsbyree

twitter: @sneadsbyree

produced by B. Schultz of Street Legends Ink and Adam Silverstein

Presented by Meltdown Comics

Engineered by Mason Booker

and recorded at The Meltcast studios, 7522 Sunset blvd in Hollywood, CA

Our theme is Produced by King SMO of the Animal Crackers

Artwork by Self Uno.

tweet to us @ our brand new handle @onsomehiphopshit.

Meltdown Presents: On Some Hip Hop Sh!t: #03 The Jim Mahfood Episode.

You've been good all year long and this is the episode of On Some Hip Hop Shit you've been waiting for. Artist and writer Jim Mahfood (GRRRL Scouts, Tank Girl) sets off 2016 with stories from making his own short zine to drawing the "Clerks" comic for Kevin Smith and ballin out of control like the 40 oz comics bawse that he is. To check out Jim's work, hop on over to www.jimmahfood.com

Self Uno jumps in the booth with @BSchultz808 and @Wedsfinest to talk with Jim about the crossover of Graff and comics and we delve into paying respect in his books Hip Hop and his music influences. Its a sprawling ep where we go way too long again.

We get a chance to swan dive into Scott Morse and Mahfood's legendary Comic-Con parties and the con scene before geek culture was truly popular. Most importantly we talk Jim’s top five 40oz beers, the Beasties, Questlove’s NYU class, and working with the Marley family.

Download this shit. You wont regret it.

@somehiphopshit on twitter

@onsomehiphopshit on the gram.

XPLICIT LYRICS WARNING

salty language in abundance

Meltdown Presents: On Some Hip Hop Sh!t: #02! The Blokhedz Episode

In a sprawling conversation that is definitely not for fragile ears, the Street Legends Ink crew recounts grifting textbooks in Atlanta, Lisa Left Eye Lopes, Ninja Scroll and work for the Killaarmy of the Wu tang.

We swing this ep with the Madtwiinz and Self Uno where we accidentally launch into Lando Calrisian and his importance as a figure in Star Wars Cannon. B Schultz officially gets renamed "Brando Calrissian" after his action figure story. Cloud City stand up!

In the same breath we talk we discuss Nas and Hennesy concoctions in the the "Sippin On" segment. We talk the relevance of Alize in 2013 and Adam pops his Henessy cherry.

We shout out Morris Brown, Morehouse the Atlanta University Center and Mad Dog 20/20.

We talk Sean Price R.I.P and we pitch the "on some hip hop shit" album of the month club.

Mark takes 10% of all ideas, especially the hypothetical 'album of the month club' which spans eras and regions of classic hip hop -- must listen for any true school hip hop heads.

Parents threw away our N.W.A tapes and the rest is history.

Oh yeah, and we also talk Blokhedz the comic , the animation, the toys influences and

Harvard Hip Hop Archive

Finally we CONNECT with the Marvel Hip Hop Cover homage to "Illmatic" and Miles Morales.

produced by B. Schultz of Street Legends Ink and Adam Silverstein

Presented by Meltdown Comics

Engineered by Mason Booker

and recorded at The Meltcast studios, 7522 Sunset blvd in Hollywood, CA

Our theme is Produced by King SMO of the Animal Crackers

Artwork by Self Uno.

tweet to us @ our brand new handle @onsomehiphopshit.

EXPLICIT LYRICS WARNING

salty language in abundance

Meltdown Presents: On Some Hip Hop Sh!t: #01! The Felipe Smith episode.

Hosts

B. Schultz and Adam are joined by artist Mark Davis.

as we sit down and sip sake with our comrade Felipe Smith writer and artist extraordinaire.

On an extra long JUMBO episode, We cover his journey Argentina to South Side Chicago to Culver City, CA all the way to living in Japan.

We dive into his earth-shattering Peepo-Chu which he published in Japan as a manga series.

His work on the revamped Ghost Rider series for Marvel and His work as a character designer in animation.

Westside Connection and Method man get name checked and the stories get funnier as the Sake pours.. at least according to Felipe's infectious laugh. Good times.

produced by B. Schultz of Street Legends Ink and Adam Silverstein

Presented by Meltdown Comics

Engineered by Mason Booker

and recorded at The Meltcast studios, 7522 Sunset blvd in Hollywood, CA

Our theme is Produced by King SMO of the Animal Crackers

Artwork by Self Uno.

tweet to us @ our brand new handle @onsomeHipHopShit.

Special thanks to Mark Davis, Madtwiinz, Planet Asia, Big Krit, the Lady of Rage, Young Jeezy, Nas, Francisco and Gaston.