Rent's Due

On this episode of Rent’s Due, Clint Coley is getting everyone prepared for the highly anticipated Say Yes Tour featuring Floetry, Raheem DeVaughn, and Teedra Moses. But before Clint touches the stage as your host, he’s got some things to get off his chest.

Clint breaks down the 24-city itinerary and gives an honest (and probably controversial) rating for the cities he’s most looking forward to visiting. From Newark to Oakland, who’s getting a perfect 10 and who has some work to do?

Plus: The Ground Rules. If you’re coming out to see the show, Clint has a specific set of rules to make sure the vibes stay high and the foolishness stays at the door. Consider this your official orientation for the "Say Yes" experience.

Inside the Episode:

• The City Tier List: Clint rates the tour stops and predicts which crowds will bring the most heat.

• Tour Etiquette: The "Dos and Don’ts" for the audience if you don't want to end up on Clint’s bad side.

• Hosting the Legends: What it’s like preparing to hit the road with Floetry and the crew.

Don’t be the person who didn’t hear the rules. Tap in!

Show Notes / Links

• Get Your Tickets: marshaambrosius.com

• Follow the Crew: @ClintColey | @LouGee83

• Watch the Monthly Mixtapes: New projects dropping every month on YouTube!

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On this episode of Rents Due, Clint Coley and Lou Gee are back to discuss the unwritten rules of the brotherhood. The main topic: The Wingman Protocol.The guys dive deep into why you can’t make your homie look bad after he puts you on to a woman. From keeping the same energy to not bringing up "Old Him" in front of "New Her," Clint and Lou break down the etiquette of the hand-off and why some friends are officially banned from making introductions. It’s a masterclass in loyalty, presentation, and not fumbling the assist.Follow the Crew:

• Clint Coley: @clintcoley
• Lou Gee: @lougeelive
• Rents Due Podcast: @rentsduepod

SAY YES TOUR DATES:
Starring Floetry, Featuring Raheem DeVaughn, special guest Teedra Moses
Chill sounds by DJ Aktive | Hosted by Clint Coley

April 8 & 9 – Newark, NJ (NJPAC)

April 10 – Philadelphia, PA (The Met)
April 11 – Baltimore, MD (Lyric)
April 12 – Philadelphia, PA (The Met)
April 15 – Chicago, IL (Chicago Theatre)
April 16 – St. Louis, MO (Stifel Theatre)
April 17 – Columbus, OH (Palace Theater)
April 18 – Detroit, MI (Masonic Temple Theatre)
April 19 – Cleveland, OH (Playhouse Square)
April 22 – Washington, D.C. (The Anthem)
April 23 – Portsmouth, VA (Atlantic Union Bank Pavilion)
April 24 – Charlotte, NC (Ovens Auditorium)
April 25 – Columbia, SC (Township Auditorium)
April 26 – Durham, NC (DPAC)
May 1 – Atlanta, GA (Arena at Southlake)
May 3 – Jacksonville, FL (Florida Theatre)
May 6 – New Orleans, LA (Saenger Theatre)
May 7 – Memphis, TN (Orpheum Theatre)
May 9 – Houston, TX (Bayou Music Center)
May 10 – Grand Prairie, TX (Texas Trust CU Theatre)
May 14 – Phoenix, AZ (Celebrity Theatre)
May 15 – Los Angeles, CA (The Novo)
May 16 – Las Vegas, NV (Resorts World)
May 17 – Oakland, CA (Paramount Theatre)🎟 TICKETS: marshaambrosius.com

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Episode DescriptionOn this episode of Rents Due, Clint Coley and Lou Gee take a trip back to the 2000s to figure out how they survived being 18 without GPS, TikTok, or a steady Wi-Fi signal. From the early-career hustles to the questionable fashion choices, they break down what it really meant to be a young man in the "old" digital age.The stakes are higher than ever because Clint’s godson—the podcast’s new engineer—has officially turned 18 and entered the workforce. Clint and Lou put on their "Cool Uncle" hats to drop some much-needed gems, career advice, and reality checks for the next generation.Follow the Crew:

• Clint Coley: @clintcoley
• Lou Gee: @lougeelive

 

SAY YES TOUR DATES:
Starring Floetry, Featuring Raheem DeVaughn, special guest Teedra Moses
Chill sounds by DJ Aktive | Hosted by Clint Coley

April 8 & 9 – Newark, NJ (NJPAC)
April 10 – Philadelphia, PA (The Met)
April 11 – Baltimore, MD (Lyric)
April 12 – Philadelphia, PA (The Met)
April 15 – Chicago, IL (Chicago Theatre)
April 16 – St. Louis, MO (Stifel Theatre)
April 17 – Columbus, OH (Palace Theater)
April 18 – Detroit, MI (Masonic Temple Theatre)
April 19 – Cleveland, OH (Playhouse Square)
April 22 – Washington, D.C. (The Anthem)
April 23 – Portsmouth, VA (Atlantic Union Bank Pavilion)
April 24 – Charlotte, NC (Ovens Auditorium)
April 25 – Columbia, SC (Township Auditorium)
April 26 – Durham, NC (DPAC)
May 1 – Atlanta, GA (Arena at Southlake)
May 3 – Jacksonville, FL (Florida Theatre)
May 6 – New Orleans, LA (Saenger Theatre)
May 7 – Memphis, TN (Orpheum Theatre)
May 9 – Houston, TX (Bayou Music Center)
May 10 – Grand Prairie, TX (Texas Trust CU Theatre)
May 14 – Phoenix, AZ (Celebrity Theatre)
May 15 – Los Angeles, CA (The Novo)
May 16 – Las Vegas, NV (Resorts World)
May 17 – Oakland, CA (Paramount Theatre)

🎟 TICKETS: marshaambrosius.com

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Clint Coley and Lou Gee are back in the building for Episode 3, and the rent is definitely due on these opinions. The guys dive deep into the unwritten rules of the high-end steakhouse—and Clint shares the infamous story of the time he dared to ask for steak sauce at Prime 112. Is it a crime against culinary art, or are we paying too much to not have flavor?

In this episode, we’re breaking down:

• Steakhouse Etiquette: The dos, the don'ts, and the "don't you dare" moments when dining at world-class spots.

• The Prime 112 Incident: Clint’s personal battle with fine-dining snobbery.

• Ari Lennox’s New Project: A breakdown of her latest album. The guys ask the real question: Who is this music actually for, and why does it hit the way it does?

• The Old Head Hierarchy: A masterclass in the social structure of Black families. How do you earn your stripes, and when do you officially transition from "nephew" to the man in the plastic-covered chair?

Pull up a chair, keep your A1 in your pocket, and tap in.

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Welcome back to Rent’s Due with Clint Coley! In Episode 2, the energy is high and the takes are even higher. We’re diving deep into the culture, the music, and the "rent" we all have to pay to stay on top of our game. In This Episode:

• The Snowman Date: Is it the ultimate player move or just plain cold? Clint breaks down why taking her on a snowman-building date in Philly is the ultimate way to stand out and keep things creative. ⛄️✨

• The J. Cole Era: With the Birthday Blizzard mixtape fresh in the streets and The Fall Off officially on the horizon (February 6th!), we discuss Cole’s current run. Is he shaking up the game again in 2026? 🎤🔥

• Dope Gear Growing Up: We’re taking a trip down memory lane to talk about the "must-have" fits from back in the day. From the jerseys to the kicks that defined an era, we’re looking at what made you the man in your neighborhood. 👟👕

• Rent is Due: Clint gets real about the hustle. Why the rent is due for him right now and what it takes to keep the momentum going in comedy and life.

Support the Show: If you’re feeling the vibes, make sure to Like, Comment, and Subscribe. Let us know in the comments: What was your go-to outfit growing up? Follow Clint Coley: 📸 Instagram: @ClintColey Sponsored by My Date Jar: Stop stressing over the plans. Download the My Date Jar app for free and find your next "snowman date" idea today! • iOS (App Store): Download here • Android (Google Play): Download here #RentsDue #ClintColey #JCole #TheFallOff #Philly #DatingAdvice #Nostalgia #HipHopCulture

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Welcome to the very first episode of the Rent’s Due Podcast! Comedian Clint Coley is back, and he’s brought the hilariously unfiltered Louis Gee along for the ride.

The guys are kicking things off by looking back at the chaos of 2025, but the real confession happens early: Clint admits to his "Holy Ghost" dating strategy. Is it really a sin if you’re only at Sunday Service to impress a woman in a wide-brimmed hat? Clint breaks down the art of the "Church Flex" and why it’s the ultimate long con.

Plus, we’re talking about the return of the queen, Jill Scott, and Clint’s delusional (or genius?) plan to drop a new mixtape on YouTube every 30 days. Is he the Lil Wayne of comedy or just allergic to sleep?

The rent is due, the tithes are optional, and the jokes are hitting.

Inside the Episode: Confessions of a Church Hopper: How to look like a "Good Man" while checking your watch during the sermon.

The 2025 Survival Guide: How we made it through the year without losing our minds.

Jilly from Philly: Predicting the vibes of the new Jill Scott album.

The YouTube Grind: Clint explains why he’s flooding the internet with a mixtape every month.

Keep Up With The Hustle:

Clint Coley: @ClintColey

Louis Gee: @Lougee83 
#RentsDue #ChurchDating #ClintColey #LouisGee #JillScott #ComedyGrind

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In this bonus drop, Clint dives into a legendary Rent’s Due moment in hip-hop history — 1990, when LL Cool J dropped “Mama Said Knock You Out.” After facing criticism for a lackluster previous album and whispers that he might’ve fallen off, LL came back swinging with a project that reasserted his dominance. Clint breaks down why the stakes were high, how LL delivered when it mattered most, and what made that album a statement. He also draws parallels to his own career — what it feels like to have something to prove, to silence doubt, and to create under pressure. This isn’t just hip-hop history — it’s personal.

In this deeply personal episode, Clint opens up about one of the hardest goodbyes he’s had to face — the end of a friendship with his best male friend. He reflects on how the fallout has affected him emotionally, creatively, and spiritually. Clint talks about being in a zone lately — locked in on his goals — but how that focus has sometimes made him feel like he’s been falling short in other areas, including being present for his daughter Aniya. He also shares a raw, behind-the-scenes look at a new joke he’s working on about the friendship breakup — showing how he turns pain into punchlines. Vulnerable, honest, and unfiltered — this is Clint at his most reflective.

In this episode, Clint discusses the troubles he's going throigh right now with his 10 year old daughter going through puberty. Also, discussing having to do 3 shows in one night in Los Angeles, as well as make his godson football game and then in the same night get into a near fatal car accident.