Conscience Rhyme sits down with DFPN manager Blak Makk... But for the first episode, Blak Makk is here as an artist! Fresh on the heels of his new single "Black is Beautiful", they talk about how the military influenced his journey. They start (5:30) on how he got in, then journey to where he's been (15:10) and how the military affected his writing. Then they break into current events and how Blak Makk looks at them from his perspective (26:01). To listen to his track, go to datfeelin.bancamp.com today! To get this interview in video form, subcribe to the DFPN Patreon at www.patreon.com/datfeelinpodcast

Mac and Makk break down how the middle class has got the top 1% up at Wall Street scared AF. Then they talk about Wendy Williams lying about smashing Mr. Meth, followed by TI & Tiny possibly being the Bonnie and Clyde of some foul sexual stuff! Then they end with a debate on who has to go out of Eddie Murphy, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, Martin Lawrence, and Tyler Perry!

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I am joined by the hilarious Kyndra Crump. She's an up in coming comedian who's skits and videos and Instagram and podcast on YouTube has amassed over 7K followers. We talk about everything from how barbers and hairdressers are doing too much with their prices, to DL Hughley being excluded from the Kings of Comedy, and Kevin Hart not being funny (I tried to tell y'all). Tap in to this hilarious episode!

Prepare for a roller coaster ride of good fun!!! From the start to mark 8:07 the infamous “Down Talk” is insane as 110 and Smitty discover you can break down voices to..8:08 the guys break out the “Dammit Mannn” roll call that speaks of bouts with onions and the trials and tribulations of doing Door Dash and more...27:07 starts the breaking down of the classics of the legendary Huey Lewis and the News “If this is it” and Lionel Richie’s “Hello” and Hostess’s snacks....pure hilarious action going down to the very end!!! So sit back and enjoy yet another Breaking Down The Classics and always remember that “The music is saying something else”

On this episode, we begin with a shoutout to the team DFPN and plugging the Bandcamp (www.bandcamp.com/datfeelin) which you all should be subscribing to for access to all the Datfeelin music including exclusive projects and songs that aren’t available anywhere else. Salute to this episode’s guest Substance810 who stops by to chop it up and just engage with Mr. FUIM (3:30). We check in and check the homey temperature in these crazy times (4:30). And we get right in on the Capitol crashing that happened and how the homey vibing (5:50). From there we get into what Substance810 been cooking up for 2020 (15:04) with his two albums Chess Pieces and The Definition Of. And also where the homey from (18:40) and the development of his name, and what a story this is…lol. And of course its time to get into the music (22:08) from him and also some of your favorite artists (27:30) And we wrap on his move into producing his own joints (57:30) and of course we have him plug what he got coming and his perspective on neva dropping the mic. Apologies for the technical difficulties. Any other time we wouldn’t push it out but I really dig what homey doing and the conversation we had.

Mr. FUIM sits with The SmokePit crew on location in Dayton, Ohio to find out how the magic happens, and why they "embrace debate"!

As part of the Dayton Files, we released the never before heard conversation between E. Smitty and Mr. FUIM as they embarked on the legendary trip to Dayton Ohio. In an epic conversation, they hash out what being black has been for each of them.

FROM THE VAULT: One legendary weekend in Dayton, Ohio Mac & Makk are joined by the hustler extraordinaire Poetiic (IG @iampoetiic) as they go over her career and how she's been able to make so many good moves. As a bonus, Mr. FUIM was directing the traffic!

Mac and Makk are back with another entertaining episode! They start off updating listeners on their healthy lifestyle, then get into discussing one of the more talked about shows in the Facebook group, "WandaVision" as well as give reviews on both "Outside the Wire" and "One Night In Miami" in their segment, "Whatcha Watchin'" (14:57). Then they discuss the choices of humans that receive pardons from former president Trump in "Who's Manz Is This" (40:45). They transition into sharing their thoughts and reactions to the Inauguration ceremony for President Biden and Vice President Harris (1:03:45).

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Ya Boy sits down and recaps a very eventful week! After updating the listeners on his weight loss journey, he gets into discussing his thoughts on how people seem to not really appreciate what MLK is (16:21). He finally give his initial thoughts and reaction to everyone else's reaction to the inauguration of the 46th President of the United States (29:34).

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