The Essentials Podcast

On this episode we had our good friend Stretch back in the lab to interrogate him on his hot take in regards to Lil Wayne. Stretch on this episode is the main focus as he is dragged throughout for his out of the world claim that Lil Wayne is Overrated!
We tapped into one of Wayne's most highly regarded songs 'Mr. Carter' just to prove a point on how great Lil Wayne is! Tap In !

On this episode we tapped in with our college friend Precious as she came through to give her views on growing up and separating from the party scene and becoming more about your business.  Coi Leray is a new artist on the scene and as she trends with a popular song, we get into a conversation bringing light to the small message in her 'No More Parties' record. It is important to put yourself around people that's going to help you elevate !

On this episode we tapped into Jeezy & Ross 'Almighty Black Dollar' engaging in a conversation about supporting black businesses and the strength of the BLACK DOLLAR. Being that this was just a movement in the summer, will we continue the trend of supporting our small black businesses or was it only a moment in time?

On this episode we tapped into YFN Lucci's 7.62 and dove into a conversation about feeding your family, doing things for friends that you shouldn't and living life differently life differently based of circumstance or growth. The conversation included a special guest and a good friend who gave insight on ways to avoid burdens of other people that you don't need to carry while also making smart decisions. TAP IN!!

The Long overdue Season 3 is finally here and we kicked it off with Nipsey Hussle 'Victory Lap'. In this conversation we tapped into rap, the culture and if we will ever go back  to rappers with substance or have another like minded artist like Nipsey. In this discussion we featured up and coming R&B songwriter 'AUBREY' as she gave us her opinions on the music of today and where she currently thinks Hip-Hop is going.

In a crazy 2020, we all experienced alot, grew alot and persevered through many traumas this year that will stuck with us for the rest of our lives. But as we close of 2020 and step into 2021 just be mindful of all the lessons learned this past year so that 2021 is a year of Blessings and Prosperity !
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On this episode we tapped into Lil Durk's 'All Love' off his most recent album "Just cuz ya waited 2" and reasons why it's okay to still have love for folks despite the things that they have done to you. We also spoke on dealing with rejection and still having respect for someone. There's alot of things we may not like or have a hard time to accept from others but still maintaining our humanity and compassion is what's most important.
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On this episode we tapped into Mozzy 'I Ain't Perfect' and broke down the process of growth and the separation between maturing and growing as a man. The guys also talked on personal things we need to work on in order to better ourselves and those who are around us that we affect daily. " Shout out SSI, cause those the checks that we been living on!"
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On this Episode we discussed Drake's 'Weston Road Flows' and the reasoning why men should have productive circles. The conversation also sparked the idea of brothers also being able to praise their accomplishments and uplift themselves. Speak on your accomplishments as if it was suppose to happen and not ever by a surprise. Let us know what you gained from Weston Road Flows.

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In this episode of 'The Essentials Podcast' we dove into the deeper meaning of a rap love song written by Common. An MC known for his poetry and detailed imagery, Common painted the picture of every mans situation and the fight of dealing with temptation or staying true. The bigger question asked on this episode was who's fault is it in learning how to love, is it the man or the woman? Who is teaching men how to treat a woman? Tap in to find out more!
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