Mista Jay paid the cost to be a boss. CEO of NCC Records outta Fayetteville, he also has no problem rocking the mic and commanding your attention. We reach a dope milestone on the show while keeping it extra gully. Empire.

Bmore native Piff aka Pennywise Jr. has declared war on all the clowns in rap music with his new banger, “War Lord”. He blows down some Barz with his smoking patna Sosa Brown. No laughing matter, you definitely wanna factor this show in. It.

Ayo, it ain’t where you from unless you’re OC From NC. This lyricist is dope with the Barz and teamed up with D.R.U.G.S Beats on a collab banger called, “Crown Royal”. Get familiar with Carolina greatness. Proof.

Go mainMAN, it’s ya birthday! So can’t find me in a club but Luvless Da Virus drops a serious mix of illness for me to blow my candles out to. It’s a celebration. Born.

Temporary is for suckas. But Permanent Ink is for the culture. 2/3’s of the crew (J Dank & Pr3ss Play) came through and went tit for tat about their signature sound on their new project, teaching music, studio life and tattoos. Foreverever.

Before Sharp Cuts split, we had to cut up about his production methods, the heritage of HipHop and his new work coming soon. Sharp also made a beat LIVE on the show and spit some Barz. Bandages.

Yo! If you want to start a movement, well then you need to get Rowdy because he’s an dope emcee, a HipHop scholar and a classically trained musician. You definitely can’t judge his book by the cover because Rowdy has layers. Nightshift.

When you’re seasoned vets like ILLPO, you know how to position yourself for greatness. This duo, who consists of J Bond and Mundae Boones, brought a big bag of Barz and ill convo plus music from their “Mercy Rule” banger. Upsouth.

Queen City’s Gabby Dinero aka Big Gab proves that big things come in small packages. Her delivery, personality and presence shows that she is a giant on the Carolina rap scene and her new song with Da Baby proves it. Don’t let her provocative style fool you because she got the gift of Gab. Strip$.

Gun violence and police brutality has become too commonplace in both HipHop and the black community. This hit very close to home when Shame’s brother Manifest was recently murdered. We get exclusive insight into his life plus his posthumous project entitled, “R.E.A.L.” Barz over Bullets. Rest.