🎬 This episode we sit down with the legendary Actor & Artist Omar Gooding! We dive deep into his journey — from classic roles like Smart Guy, Baby Boy and Percentage, to his brand new album “Overstand Me.” Omar keeps it all the way real as he opens up about:

🔥 What really happened between him and Cam’ron🎭 Taking on different roles after Smart Guy🎤 His first time meeting Ice Cube💥 Getting into it with Aries Spears🎉 Wild Hollywood parties & behind-the-scenes moments🎬 John Singleton calling him out and fighting Ving Rhames on set🤝 Which actors he’d love to work with next🎶 Whether he and Tyrese will finally link up on music

This episode is packed with laughs, raw truth, and unforgettable Hollywood stories you don’t want to miss!

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This episode we sit down with the legendary Cash Money / Chopper City Ent artist B.G. for a raw, unfiltered conversation. 💯We get into his brand new “Freedom Of Speech” album and documentary, what it felt like stepping back into the studio after 12½ years locked up, and his upcoming joint album with Boosie. B.G. also breaks down performing in front of 42,000 people at Essence Fest, and shares classic stories from the Cash Money x Ruff Ryders tour.He talks about his relationships with Soulja Slim, Lil Wayne, Juvenile, and DMX, and we dive into how he felt the first time he heard Lil Wayne’s emotional tribute “I Miss My Dawgs.”We also tap into: • When the world went crazy over the Popeyes chicken sandwich • Viral video of homeless man shouting him out while rapping • The pros and cons of social media • His record with Rod Wave • A potential rematch Verzuz battle with No Limit • His relationship with Young Money artists…and a lot more real talk and classic stories.👊🏾 Make sure you LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE to support the show!#TheLaboratoryWithPlaz #BG #CashMoney #ChopperCity

In this episode, we sit down with Hip Hop legend Benzino for a raw and unfiltered conversation. He opens up about his journey, the controversy, and the history behind some of the culture’s biggest moments.In this episode we talk about: • Growing up in Boston and how the city shaped him • His role and wild behind-the-scenes stories from The Source Magazine & The Source Awards • If his beef with Eminem is finally over 👀 • Being in the studio for two weeks with Teddy Riley & Michael Jackson • The viral Benzino dog meme 🐶 • Giving Ray J his first opportunity on TV • Tearing up the RCA offices and getting dropped before the deal was done • Almost signing with Eazy-E & Ruthless Records • Getting signed to Motown Records • His dream of having all his kids and grandkids together • The story behind his hit “Rock The Party” and moreThis is an epic episode packed with stories, history, and real emotion that you don’t want to miss.👇🏽 Support the show👍🏽 Like💬 Comment📤 Share✅ Subscribe & turn on notifications#TheLaboratoryWithPlaz #Benzino #Eminem #TheSource #HipHopHistory

This epic episode features the legendary Master P. We dive into the historic No Limit vs. Cash Money Verzuz event and the strategy behind choosing the ten songs performed that night. Master P details producing fifty-one albums in five years, learning the music industry in the Bay Area, and whether he feels he receives the artistic credit he deserves.He shares what continues to motivate him after decades of success, the origin and meaning of his iconic ad-lib “Uhhhnnnn,” and why he left New Orleans. The conversation explores society’s relationship with social media, the pros and cons of artificial intelligence, the creation of No Limit Records, and the groundbreaking album artwork that changed the game.We talk signing Snoop Dogg, how’s C-Murder and Mystikal, No Limit’s influence on Southern hip hop, Uncle Luke, Rap A-lot,Tony Draper, Influence on him, 2Pac, and Nipsey Hussle. Master P also discusses his classic films, the new mixtape “No Limit 5K Mix Lost Tape,” a record with Lil Wayne, becoming the only hip hop artist to sign an NBA contract, and his thoughts on whether sports gambling is ruining sports. Plus, he even talks about giving a young Steph Curry his first bike.Master P delivers invaluable knowledge throughout this entire episode. You do not want to miss this classic interview.Make sure to like, share, and subscribe to The Laboratory with Plaz.

This episode we sit down with Milwaukee Hip-Hop Legend Baby Drew — aka Mr. Gold Fangaz! 🔥We talk about Drew’s positive presence on social media, his journey from being born in Chicago to growing up in Milwaukee, and his classic hits like “Mr. Gold Fangaz,” “Disco Lady,” and “Street Dreams.”Drew shares what life is like outside of music, how he became the first rapper to coin the phrase “Milwaukee County,” and his move into acting with his new film The Hole in the Wall. We also touch on his viral mugshot moment, what’s happening with the youth in Milwaukee, and the legacy of the Country Boy Clique and D-Note.Plus — surprise guests Coo Coo Cal and Ceven crash the show for an unforgettable conversation!🎙️ This one’s for The Mill! Don’t miss this epic episode — like, comment, and subscribe to stay locked in with The Laboratory with P.L.A.Z.

This episode we sit down with Milwaukee Hip-Hop Legend Baby Drew — aka Mr. Gold Fangaz! 🔥
We talk about Drew’s positive presence on social media, his journey from being born in Chicago to growing up in Milwaukee, and his classic hits like “Mr. Gold Fangaz,” “Disco Lady,” and “Street Dreams.”

Drew shares what life is like outside of music, how he became the first rapper to coin the phrase “Milwaukee County,” and his move into acting with his new film The Hole in the Wall. We also touch on his viral mugshot moment, what’s happening with the youth in Milwaukee, and the legacy of the Country Boy Clique and D-Note.

Plus — surprise guests Coo Coo Cal and Ceven crash the show for an unforgettable conversation!

🎙️ This one’s for The Mill! Don’t miss this epic episode — like, comment, and subscribe to stay locked in with The Laboratory with P.L.A.Z.

🎤 In this epic episode, we sit down with Hip Hop legend Lil Flip — aka the Freestyle King! From going on tour with UKG at just 14 years old to dropping his new collab album “King of the South 2” with Z-Ro, Flip takes us deep into his journey and longevity in the rap game.We cover it all:🔥 The legacy of The Leprechaun🎙️ His freestyle process and thoughts on today’s artists🔊 Memories of DJ Screw and the Screwed Up Click🏆 His Top 5 Houston Rappers🥊 Terrance Crawford vs. Mayweather — who had the better career?🏈 Is Flip riding with the Texans or Cowboys?🏀 Thoughts on the new-look Houston Rockets (with KD!)💥 Plus — the story behind his name, exclusive behind-the-scenes stories, and a 15-minute freestyle you have to hear to believe.Trust us — this is one for the books. Tap in and enjoy the ride with one of Houston’s finest!!!

This episode of The Laboratory with Plaz features the legendary Murphy Lee, member of the St. Lunatics and Grammy-winning hip-hop artist! We dive into his brand-new album 2nd Time Around and his latest venture newmurph.com, plus his exciting comedy series Smokes and Jokes.

Murphy takes us back to the early days—recording music at just 14 with the St. Lunatics, creating classics like “Air Force Ones”, and dropping his solo smash “What The Hook Gon Be.” We also get into his collaborations with Jermaine Dupri, the iconic “Shake Ya Tailfeather”, “Love Me Baby” featuring Jazzy Pha, and of course the unforgettable “Tip Drill” video.

From wild studio sessions with the St. Lunatics to crazy stories like a fake Justin Bieber performing at a Vegas club, Murphy keeps it real and hilarious. We even chop it up about the top hip-hop groups of all time, Giannis’ infamous teammate slap, and much more.

🔥 Don’t miss this episode packed with laughs, stories, and hip-hop history!

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In this episode of The Laboratory with Plaz, we sit down with legendary Bay Area hip hop artist Yukmouth of the Luniz! We dive deep into the making of the iconic hit “I Got 5 On It”, the classic remix, and how Yuk himself wrote the unforgettable hook. He opens up about going solo, signing with Rap-A-Lot Records, and why owning your masters and publishing is so important.

Yukmouth also shares stories about his favorite diss track, growing up in the Ville eating fried bologna sandwiches, and how he and Master P squashed their beef over the “Ice Cream Man” slogan. We revisit the golden era of the late 90’s Bay Area scene, Plaz’s 49ers vs. Yukmouth’s Raiders rivalry, and his unforgettable performance at a Sacramento Kings game where even Steph Curry couldn’t take his eyes off him HA HA.

We also talk about Smoke-A-Lot Radio, his track with Plaz “All My Life”, and much more. This episode is packed with hip hop history, laughs, and gems you don’t want to miss!

In this episode of The Laboratory with Plaz, we sit down with Midwest hip-hop legend Coo Coo Cal!

He talks about his powerful return to the game with his new label Hip Hop Town and going to Nashville and recording upcoming ep Ain’t you Coo Coo Cal. We dive into why relocating from Milwaukee to Las Vegas has been a major win for his mental health, career, and overall well-being.

Coo Coo also breaks down working with West Coast legends like Spice 1, BG Knoccout, and DJ Xtra Large, plus possibly going on tour with Ice Cube. He gives his take on Giannis possibly leaving the Bucks, shares honest thoughts on social media and AI in music, and shows love to the new wave of talent coming out of Milwaukee.

He opens up about the story behind his cane, his love for the late OG Tweezy, and his unwavering support for his family. And don’t miss the exclusive listening session: “No Cap,” “Backshots,” and “I Can Feel”.

This episode is full of gems—raw, real, and inspirational. Coo Coo Cal is officially back in the building!