In this episode of The Blackprint, host Detavio Samuels sits down with #DaVinchi to discuss his incredible journey from poverty to success. Da'Vinchi opens up about growing up in a challenging environment, the crucial moments that shaped his path, and how he transformed negative experiences into fuel for his growth. He shares his dedication to personal development, mental health advocacy, and staying true to his purpose, even when faced with tempting opportunities that don't align with his values. If you're looking for motivation to keep going, look no further!

In the season 2 finale, Detavio welcomes Tip ‘T.I.’ Harris to discuss hustling at a very young age, how he started rapping, rehearsing for the Source Awards as his first rapping gig, and his role of Rashad in "ATL".

Sevetri Wilson shares her story of overcoming tremendous loss and defying the odds as a black woman tech founder. She talks about growing up in rural Louisiana, becoming the 15th black woman to raise over $1 million, and building multiple multimillion dollar companies. Wilson offers advice on execution, discipline, networking and finding the right partners. She emphasizes the importance of breaking generational curses and changing the trajectory for future generations.

During this special edition episode of “The Blackprint,” filmed live at REVOLT WORLD, host and CEO Detavio Samuels sits for an introspective conversation with Jeezy that covers the artist’s journey to millionaire CEO, pitfalls that pushed him to become a better person, his definition of success vs. significance, and so much more. Brought to you by Pepsi.

In this special live episode of The Blackprint presented by Target, REVOLT CEO Detavio Samuels sits down with the head of REVOLT Studios Atlanta, Monique Chenault, to discuss her journey from local Los Angeles news to leading REVOLT's Atlanta studio and producing shows focused on authentic black stories. They talk about the importance of counteracting negative images of black people in media, creating cross-generational conversations, and the Bet On Black series, which partners with Target to highlight and invest in black-owned businesses.

Angela Yee shares her journey going from marketing intern at Wu-Tang Management to nationally syndicated radio host of The Breakfast Club and beyond. She talks about how she built confidence on the air, cultivated multiple streams of income early on, and tapped opportunities that synergized her side hustles in music, fashion, marketing and more. Yee also discusses becoming an entrepreneur in radio, real estate and more making an impact through partnerships and philanthropy. Sponsored By LIFEWTR.

In this inspiring episode of The Blackprint With Detavio Samuels, join host Detavio Samuels as he sits down with two incredible entrepreneurs, Pinky Cole and Derrick Hayes. Pinky shares her journey from leaving a teaching job to starting the renowned Slutty Vegan brand, while Derrick reflects on his early experiences as a hustler and his path to success. Together, they discuss their difficult upbringings, the challenges they faced, and the importance of staying true to oneself. They dive into the lessons they learned, the impact they have had on their communities, and the power of relationships and perseverance. From opening new locations to TV opportunities and brand partnerships, Pinky and Derrick share their current projects and express gratitude for their success. Tune in to this empowering conversation filled with wisdom, inspiration, and the blueprint for building empires and inspiring others. Sponsored By American Express Business.

Detavio welcomes Kareem Cook to discuss growing up in the Bronx, studying at Duke and being nervous to be in the south during that era, network vs education, taking advantage of your opportunities, and connecting with Debbie Allen. 

In this episode of The Blackprint with Detavio Samuels we are joined by Pretty Vee. She shares the importance of faith and hard work in her journey. She emphasizes that faith without work is dead and that she relies on her faith to keep pushing forward. Pretty Vee also talks about her transition from being a brand ambassador to becoming an owner, highlighting the importance of ownership and building generational wealth. Lastly, she emphasizes the importance of never giving up and staying resilient in the pursuit of one's dreams. Overall, Pretty Vee's story is a powerful testament to perseverance, faith, and the unwavering pursuit of success—a story that is not to be missed.

Detavio welcomes DeVon Franklin for a powerful and inspiring conversation on the power of entertainment, growing up in Oakland, working in his family's church at a young age, interning for Benny Medina, and how he evolved in his career as a preacher and film producer.