The Lit Outlet Podcast: Episode with XG Marks The Spot!

In this episode of The Lit Outlet Podcast, host Knomoe 23 (Moses) interviews comedian Nasty Nate Welch, known for his New Orleans roots and as the Roast Battle Los Angeles Champion. They dive into Nate's background, discussing his experiences growing up in Louisiana, the impact of Hurricane Katrina, and his move to Los Angeles. Nate shares how the devastation of Katrina positively redirected his life and shaped his laid-back personality, which contrasts with many other comedians.

Welcome to The Lit Outlet Podcast, where host Moses, also known as NoMo, dives deep into the vibrant worlds of skateboarding culture and comedy with special guest Martin Rizo. Join them as they explore Martin's roots in Alhambra, from coaching skateboarding at Southgate Middle School to navigating the area's complex social dynamics and its historical challenges.Martin shares candid stories about his skateboarding journey across different LA neighborhoods.They discuss the evolution of skateboarding from a rebellious activity to its current mainstream appeal, even becoming an Olympic sport.Beyond skateboarding, Martin reflects on his formative years in Alhambra, where he balanced school with a passion for skateboarding, often ditching classes to pursue his love for the sport. He paints a vivid picture of the socio-cultural tapestry of the communities he grew up in, highlighting the blend of cultures and the unique challenges faced by students.The conversation shifts to Martin's comedic path, starting from scribbling jokes in high school to honing his craft on open mic stages across LA. He shares hilarious anecdotes about his early days in comedy, including memorable encounters with now-famous comedians and the ins and outs of performing in both mainstream and Latino comedy scenes.Martin dives into the intricacies of the comedy industry, from performing in diverse venues to the unique challenges of crafting material that resonates with different audiences. He discusses his collaborations with comedy giants like Gabriel Iglesias and the impact of social media on shaping modern comedy.Join us as Martin Rizo unpacks his journey through skateboarding, comedy, and community, offering insights into his podcasting ventures and his ever-evolving approach to content creation.Pull up Turn up Stay Lit

🎙️ Welcome to The Lit Outlet Podcast! 🎙️Join Moses, aka Knomoe23 , as he dives into an engaging and heartfelt conversation with our special guest, WesKillin'It. In this episode, we explore:🌟 Aging Anxieties: Wes shares his thoughts on turning 25 and the pressures he feels, while Moses reflects on his experiences at 34.🎤 Stage Names & Personal Growth:Wes reveals the origins of his unique name, inspired by Big Sean, and discusses his journey through various stage names and personal growth. 🎨 Branding & Evolution: Discover how Wes and Moses maintain consistent branding and the evolution of the podcast's name and logo.#fansupport 💔 Wes opens up ** bout the emotional depth of his music, his aversion to fighting, and his focus on love influenced by early relationships, including one from preschool.💞 Dating Preferences & Family Support:Wes talks about his dating preferences, close-knit family, and how his siblings and supportive mom influence his music career.📝 Language in Music: The importance of being cautious about language in music, especially for younger siblings, and a special request from his mom for a song with less cussing.🎧 Music Industry Insights: Gain valuable insights into the music industry, marketing, and the business side of music from Wes’s experience with the Atlanta-based label, FCE.🎥 Creating Music Videos: Wes shares the challenges of finding reliable cameramen and the importance of quality effects in music videos.👶 Fatherhood & Lifestyle Changes: Learn how becoming a father changed Wes’s lifestyle, his move to a safer neighborhood, and his commitment to providing a better environment for his child.📈 Balancing Career & Aspirations: Despite the challenges, Wes remains dedicated to his music career, releasing multiple tapes, singles, and videos in the past year.🎵 LA Music Scene: A deep dive into the evolution of the LA music scene, from NWA to Kendrick Lamar, and Wes’s hopes for new artists to emerge.🤝 Collaborations & Goals: Wes emphasizes the importance of connections and support in the music industry, sharing his aspirations for future collaborations with artists like Future and Lil Durk.💬 Engagement & Fan Support: The value of fan support, streaming his music, and engaging with his content on social media.Join us for this insightful and inspiring episode as we explore the life and career of Wes Killin' It, filled with personal stories, industry wisdom, and the realities of balancing dreams with everyday life. Don't miss out!🔔 Subscribe now and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode of The Lit Outlet Podcast! 🔔#TheLitOutletPodcast #Knomoe23 #Westkillinit #podcast #musicindustry #fatherhood #personalgrowth #branding #lamusicscene #collaboration #fansupport Pull up Turn up Stay Lit

Welcome to "The Lit Outlet Podcast," hosted by Knomoe 23 with special guests Alexcis and Neat Martinez! 🎙️ In this episode, our Instagram sensations from LA dive into a variety of topics, mixing humor, personal experiences, and valuable insights on social media and the music industry.1. Humor and Social Situations: The conversation kicks off with jokes and laughter, setting a light-hearted tone as they chat about avoiding certain places due to concerns over S*Ds.2. Social Media and Anxiety: Alexcis opens up about the anxiety of releasing music and videos, meticulously planning everything to reduce stress, while Neat shares his more spontaneous approach.3. Personality Dynamics: The trio compares their on-camera personas to their real-life personalities, discussing public image management and dealing with anxiety, with some admitting to drinking to ease social fears and avoiding social media metrics.4. Content Creation: They express frustration over the difference between viral social media clips and long-form YouTube content, highlighting the challenge of converting high engagement on social media into YouTube views.5. Mental Health and Coping Mechanisms: The conversation shifts to mental health, discussing the impact of social media metrics and coping mechanisms for disappointment. One emphasizes the importance of healthy strategies to manage stress.6. Motivation and Family: Family as a source of motivation is highlighted, showing how responsibilities can drive one’s passion despite setbacks.7. Self-Doubt and Comparison: The daily struggle with self-doubt and industry comparisons is a key topic, with candid thoughts on dealing with the urge to quit.8. Tattoos and Personal Significance: Moses defends his Drake tattoo, sharing its personal significance related to his father, despite mockery.9 ***10. Cultural and Gang Influences: The conversation explores how their backgrounds influence their content, maintaining neutrality while shooting in gang-affiliated areas.Like, Comment, and Subscribe to support "The Lit Outlet"!- **Join Our Patreon** for exclusive content.- **Buy Our Merch** to show your support!**🔗 Follow Us:**- Instagram: [@TheLitOutlet](https://www.instagram.com/thelitoutlet)- Patreon: [The Lit Outlet Patreon](https://www.patreon.com/thelitoutlet) #TheLitOutlet #Knomoe23 #Alexcis #NeatMartinez #SocialMedia #MusicIndustry #InstagramSensations #MentalHealth #ContentCreation #YouTube #FamilyMotivation #PersonalExperiences #Humor #Anxiety #Tattoos #RiskyContent #GangInfluences #Patreon #merchandise Tune in for a mix of humor, personal insights, and reflections on the challenges and strategies related to social media, mental health, and content creation in the music industry! 📺✨Pull up Turn up Stay Lit

Resilience and Skateboarding: George Wang Jr.'s Journey | Lit Outlet Podcast

Welcome to another hilarious and insightful episode of the Brown Militia Podcast! 🎙️ In this episode, host Moses, aka NoMo, teams up with Sultan Satire from the BamfoMania podcast and comedian Richard Villa to tackle a range of hot topics and controversial stories. From a comedian getting beaten up at his own show to the health rumors surrounding Martin Lawrence, we cover it all with humor and sharp commentary.

In this episode of The Lit Outlet podcast, host Knomoe23 (Moses) welcomes Ezone from the We Don't Smoke the Same podcast. Ezone, also known for his work on B-Real TV and High & Hungry, dives into his entrepreneurial journey, experiences with the supernatural, and his intriguing personal anecdotes. They reminisce about growing up in South Central and discuss the Latino community. Ezone shares a harrowing story of a car accident where he was saved by three mysterious men who vanished without a trace, leading to a life-changing encounter with a shaman. He also talks about his transition from music to comedy, his multiple business ventures, and the evolution of his podcast. The conversation touches on manifestation, his love for LAFC soccer, and nostalgic reflections on 90s pop culture.Throughout, they discuss cannabis culture, the impact of powerful weed, and Ezone's diverse ventures, including his collaboration with Pro Pen. The episode concludes with Ezone's favorite food spots and his excitement about conspiracy theories.Don't miss this engaging episode filled with fascinating stories and valuable insights. Support the podcast by subscribing, joining their Patreon, and buying merch!**Listen now and subscribe to The Lit Outlet Podcast!****Support the Podcast:**- **Patreon:**https://www.patreon.com/join/TheLitOutlet?**Follow Us:**- **Instagram:** https://www.instagram.com/thelitoutlet/https://www.instagram.com/knomoe23/Pull up Turn up Stay Lit

🎙️ Dive into the latest episode of the Lit Outlet Podcast with host Knomoe23 and special guest Concrete! 🌟