7:00 – Joe and Jada say many rappers live paycheck to paycheck.

13:45 – Can polygamy in Africa teach us anything today?

24:15 – Ace Metaphor joins the convo.

25:30 – Backstory on tonight’s episode.

28:30 – How live events make money and run behind the scenes.

33:45 – How we build powerful content from live shows.

35:10 – Managing talent and knowing your equity.

42:30 – Should content be free or paid?

47:15 – The wildest question ever asked on the show.

50:00 – How to handle backlash and controversy.

54:15 – What leadership has taught us.

1:01:10 – Have we talked too much about relationships?

1:03:45 – Best advice ever given on the show.

1:08:00 – Ace shares a crazy breakup story.

1:24:30 – Recap of the wild story.

1:38:30 – Highlighting vs. entitlement.

1:42:30 – Would you stay in the U.S. for $1 million?

1:48:00 – Should Offset get spousal support?

In this episode of Black Out, we unpack everything from financial myths in hip-hop to the structure behind successful live events. Joe and Jada open up a controversial conversation about rappers living paycheck to paycheck, while Ace Metaphor joins to dive into topics like managing talent, knowing your worth, and navigating digital controversy. The episode also explores whether we’ve overdone relationship conversations and what it really takes to be a strong leader in today’s content-driven world.

We also tackle wild breakup stories, the difference between being highlighted and being entitled, and even ask the million-dollar question—literally. Would you take $1 million to never leave the U.S.? Plus, we weigh in on Offset requesting spousal support. Real talk, no filters.

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