Rap Addicts Podcast

The Rap Addicts Podcast is at it again, this time with a different format. Mic and Jeff dive into the career of the hip hop legend Fat Joe. This guy is the definition of hip hop. Born in the South Bronx in the 1970's, Joe was there since the beginning and has been relevant ever since. There are not too many artist that span three decades but Joey is one of them. 

Episode 3 starts with the release of one of Fat Joes' most commercially successful albums; Jealous Ones Still Envy. The guys talk about Loyalty, and how it spawned the single "Lean Back", which is ranked as one of the greatest hip hop songs of the decade. 

Mic and Jeff wrap up Episode 3 with the release of Terror Squads second group project; True Story.

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The Rap Addicts Podcast is at it again, this time with a different format. Mic and Jeff dive into the career of the hip hop legend Fat Joe. This guy is the definition of hip hop. Born in the South Bronx in the 1970's, Joe was there since the beginning and has been relevant ever since. There are not too many artist that span three decades but Joey is one of them. 

Episode 2 talks about the official formation of Terror Squad, Big Puns first album; Capitol Punishment, and how Pun becomes the first Latino rapper with a Platinum record. The guys touch on Joes third album Don Cartegena, and debate if it's one of hip hops greatest albums. The story is told of how Fat Joe met Remy Ma and goes into the first Terror Squad album.

Mic and Jeff wrap up Episode 2 on a sad note, with the passing of Big Pun.

Subscribe to the podcast and listen for more stories from hip hop history on our website www.RapAddictsMag.com

 

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Hosted by:

IG: @MicCoolOfficial

IG: @_JeffPino

The Rap Addicts Podcast is at it again, this time with a different format. Mic and Jeff dive into the career of the hip hop legend Fat Joe. This guy is the definition of hip hop. Born in the South Bronx in the 1970's, Joe was there since the beginning and has been relevant ever since. There are not too many artist that span three decades but Joey is one of them. 

Episode 1 talks about Joes start with the Diggin' In The Crates (D.I.T.C.) crew, his grahfitti days, and the steps leading up to his first hit single, "Flow Joe". They boys talk about his first album Represent, released in 1993, and how a chance studio session lead to Joe working with one of his idols, LL Cool J.

Mic and Jeff wrap up Episode 1 with the story of how Joe met Big Pun, and talk about his 1995 release, Jealous Ones Envy.

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Back towards the end of 2020, Money Mason and the Sykotics Podcast sat down via IGTV to speak with two up and coming artists. The first, Trey Kwan, then Konnxct. You can find more about these artists in their links below, we hope you enjoy. Subscribe to the podcast and listen for more stories from hip hop history on our website www.RapAddictsMag.com

 

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@Konnxct

For the final episode of 2019, Mic and Jeff talk about one of the greatest hip hop groups of all time; Bone Thugs N Harmony. The guys touch on the rise of the Cleveland based rappers, how they tracked down Easy-E on a bus ride from Cleveland to LA, and how that led to their record deal with Ruthless Records. The guys also talk about some of their hit albums, and discuss where they rank amongst hip hop groups of all time. Subscribe to the podcast and listen for more stories from hip hop history on our website www.RapAddictsMag.com

 

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Money Mason and the Sykotics Podcast are back with exclusive interviews of two great, up and coming artists. On this quarantine edition, Mason sits down with Moe $teele and Shea Butta. You can find more about these artists in their links below, we hope you enjoy. Subscribe to the podcast and listen for more stories from hip hop history on our website www.RapAddictsMag.com

 

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Moe $teele

Shea Butta

 

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It’s been 20 years since Ja Rule released his second hit album; Rule 3:36. Rule 3:36 went on to be certified triple platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), and spawned four singles; all of which achieved varying degrees of chart success. The most successful single, "Put It On Me" featuring Lil' Mo and Vita, peaked at #8 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, becoming his first top-ten single on that chart as a lead artist, and scored his first nomination for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group at the 44th Grammy Awards. Subscribe to the podcast and listen for more stories from hip hop history on our website www.RapAddictsMag.com

 

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With the social climate the way it is in 2020, what better way to bring light in podcast form than going over the career of Public Enemy. One of the original groups to speak out against social in justice, Chuck D, Flava Flav, and Terminator X made their mark in the late 80's and early 90's. The boys go over there first couple of albums and determine just how ahead of their time Public Enemy really was. Subscribe to the podcast and listen for more stories from hip hop history on our website www.RapAddictsMag.com

 

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As we celebrate LatinX Heritage month, The Rap Addicts Podcast take a look at west coast Hip Hop pioneers; Cypress Hill. The boys go over the impressive catalog from B Real, Sen Dog, DJ Muggs, and Bobo. Is DJ Muggs the second most influential West Coast producer behind Dr. Dre? Can you believe that Cypress Hill sold over 20 million records worldwide and they have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame? Subscribe to the podcast and listen for more stories from hip hop history on our website www.RapAddictsMag.com

 

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When we’re talking greats…we’re talking greats. And on todays episode of the Rap Addicts Podcast, Mic and Jeff go through the career of arguably the best hip hop duo of all time…Mobb Deep. Listen as the two explore the rise of the young teens as they ascend to rap royalty. How great is The Infamous? Will there ever be another combo like this moving forward? And of course RIP Prodigy. Subscribe to the podcast and listen for more stories from hip hop history on our website www.RapAddictsMag.com

 

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