MobAtl, family collective of young entrepreneurs from Stone Mountain, came by and taught The Kickback trio and audience the importance of generational wealth and financial literacy in the Black community. Discussing everything from starting and owning our own businesses all the way to the pivotal role and influence women play in a man's upbringing, his success, and possibly even his downfall.

The KCBK trio misses the old Kanye, straight from the go Kanye, but does Kanye miss Kanye? This episode went from discussing his importance as one of the greatest creatives in our generation, to how other ICONS LIVING have to evolve yet relate to the times while staying true to themselves and not falling victim to the "sunken place". Special guest celebrity Dj Blak Boy pulled up and matched with us sharing his road experiences and why one must remain humble and grounded working in the entertainment industry.

To be young, gifted, and Beyoncè! The KCBK trio celebrated the monumental moment of Beychella and all that it stood for in the Black community and our history. We realize that black culture IS pop culture and to love us and do what we do, one must know us.

In the spirit of 2Pac, the KCBK crew and guests talked about the rise and fall of music greats due to the sunken place and losing themselves. From that we discussed the success of Cardi B and what it means for the culture and her community while other notable African American icons lacking in influencing and empowering their own kind. The trio then went on to discuss their very different views on religion and God's presence in hip hop.

Back at it again with the crew where this episode, we covered ground on what the "Golden Era" means for the new millennials and the old school by bridging the gap of consistently creating good, timeless music and being alternative to trap music and what's trendy. Nedlog Era, supergroup came by and talked about life growing up in Stone Mountain, how to approach women and handle rejection correctly, and what Eminem means to the culture of Blacks and hip-hop.

The Kckbk Crew got "mad real" about the art culture and fashion and design influence with New York native brand designer of First Verse Apparel and artist JR. Super producer Mr Hanky stopped by and gave his take on the hip-hop scene at big festivals like SxSW. Special guest artist Yo Yo came and blessed the studio with live art, filling the room with creative vibes of talent from up top.

The Kickback Crew returns for a second round and the topics range from dating in Atlanta and the social media drama that plays a part, brands and brands biting other brands, and why artists remain independent versus going with the label. Special guests: Clayco Ryan (Locals Only Atl) Friendly Neighborhood

The Kickback Crew returns for a second round and the topics range from dating in Atlanta and the social media drama that plays a part, brands and brands biting other brands, and why artists remain independent versus going with the label. Special guests: Clayco Ryan (Locals Only Atl) Friendly Neighborhood

The inaugural episode where "The Kickback" crew discusses the best wings always come from the strip club, the influence in fashion and what seasoned artists are cultivating in the up and coming MCs.