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This week, Guttzy and Intern are running the show solo. They break down the flood of Young Thug's leaked jail calls, which shed light on the origins of the Drake vs. Metro Boomin beef and contain wild pillow talk about his peers . This leads to a bigger discussion about a conspiracy that Drake's own label, UMG, is using Justin Bieber to sabotage his chances of breaking Michael Jackson's historic record . The guys also tackle a difficult question spurred by recent online drama: what could a child do that would make a parent disown them? . Plus, condolences to Tin Man, updates on the shooting of artist Lolita, and a classic debate of Ninja Turtles vs. Power Rangers .

This week, the man dem tackle Drake's ambitious but flawed 'Ice Man' livestream and new music drop. The crew also gets into a heated debate about comedy, race, and double standards after watching Druski's viral "whiteface" sketch. Plus, they unpack the latest Toronto drama being exposed by Icy, involving Moolah's baby mama, and the ongoing comparisons between artists Casper and Sav. From the shocking story of how Mister Rogers helped the porn industry to Charlamagne's wild take on Glorilla vs. Nicki Minaj, this episode covers all the chaotic headlines of the week.

This week, Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez unpack the massive Young Thug controversy, breaking down his leaked interrogation tapes and comparing the reaction to the Tekashi 6ix9ine situation. They also react to the shocking phone call where Thug detailed Scooter Braun's $320 million purchase of Quality Control. Guttzy sounds off on the nightmare that is Toronto traffic, calling for a complete overhaul of the city's roads. The guys give a full, spoiler-heavy review of the Dexter season finale and discuss the industry shakeup at Hot 97, where DJ Enuff was fired and is now pointing the finger directly at Funkmaster Flex. From heated debates on street politics to nostalgic conversations about the best mall food courts, this episode covers it all.

This week, the guys tackle Top5's wild claims about Chromazz, breaking down his list of names and separating fact from cap. They then dive into the controversy surrounding Young Thug's resurfaced 2015 interrogation video, debating the definition of "snitching" and who stands to gain from its release. The conversation also explores the current hip-hop landscape, questioning why Gunna is winning while Lil Baby is falling off. Finally, Guttzy and Vagez get into a passionate debate about the quality of Toronto artists, challenging the narrative that the city's music scene is "trash" and calling for more local support.

This week on The Man Dem Show, DJ Laz Vagez and Tia Taylorrr from the 'Tia Told Me' show sit down with Toronto rapper and community leader, Germz, for a raw and unfiltered conversation about personal transformation, street life, and the power of unity.

Germz shares his incredible story of transitioning from being a "dark Toronto man" to a passionate community advocate, using his influence for good. He details the 13-year journey of running grassroots programs in his neighborhood, often paying out of pocket before learning to navigate the grant system to secure crucial funding for the youth.

The discussion goes deep into the harsh realities of the justice system. Germz gives a first-hand account of:

• His violent encounters with police, who he says beat him for hours while handcuffed.

• His time in jail, which he argues is not built for rehabilitation but instead turns inmates into "animals" and better criminals.

• Why he pled guilty to a crime despite not being guilty, citing "collateral damage" used by police against his family.

As an artist, Germz explains the duality of creating his "Gun City" EP while simultaneously running "Stop the Violence" initiatives. He describes his music not as a promotion of violence, but as a form of journalism reflecting the reality of his environment and his trauma. This is his story of turning pain into purpose, using the power of community to bridge the gap between resources and the people who need them most.

Follow Germz's journey and initiatives:Instagram: @toliveand_dieintoSpotify: G-Vill

This week, Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez tackle Drake's latest controversial move: helping influencer Bobby Althoff launch a new podcast while staying silent on critical issues in his own city. The guys discuss Drake's complicated relationship with Toronto and his preference for mainstream platforms over Black-owned media.

The episode also includes a heartfelt tribute to the late Toronto rapper Jay Whiss of the Prime Boys, who passed away from brain cancer , and a frank discussion about his family's privacy during his illness. Guttzy sounds off on the Toronto fanbase for what he calls a lack of genuine support for local talent compared to the hero's welcome given to international artists.

Topics also include: BCF Bunna's recent arrest , the shocking knockout by Rampage Jackson's son , the cancellation of the 'Dexter' prequel , and a deep dive into the latest episode of 'Dexter: Resurrection'.

On episode 145 of The Man Dem Show, Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez bring the energy with their breakdown of the 'Songs of the Week'. This episode is packed with certified bangers, including deep dives into Migos' "Versace, Rae Sremmurd's "This Could Be Us," and other classic hip-hop anthems that get the club jumping.

Please note: This is an AUDIO ONLY episode due to DJ Laz Vagez accidentally deleting the video footage (we're still giving him a hard time for it!). Tune in for the hilarious commentary, hot takes, and a trip down memory lane.

On this week's "Songs of the Week," Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez are in the trenches, analyzing some of the most legendary tracks in the game. The guys revisit the absolute classic "Who Dat" by JT Money and break down the southern dominance of Lil Scrappy.

Plus, the crew puts you on to new bangers from Toronto's own Savv4x. Get ready to update your playlist!

This week, Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez sit down with R&B artist Aaron Ridge for a must-hear discussion. Aaron gets brutally honest about why he can't support Chris Brown, sparking a necessary conversation about accountability and violence. The crew also dissects Drake's complicated relationship with Toronto, Tyla's controversial album rollout , and Jermaine Dupri's wild admission that his mentors like Quincy Jones told him never to get married.

This week, Guttzy and Vagez tackle the tough conversations, starting with the tragic gun violence impacting Toronto and the need for change. The guys also lighten the mood by debating a wild 'Greatest Male Singers of All Time' list , questioning if Cardi B's run is over after her latest track , and reviewing some truly outdated marriage advice from 1913. Plus, they share personal stories of petty revenge after a breakup and remember the legacy of Toronto artist Redway.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The tragic shooting of 8-year-old Jahvai Roy in Toronto and the city's response.

• Updates on Toronto artists: K Money is home, Snoopy's party gets wild, and where is Top 5?.

• Reacting to a Top 10 list of the greatest singers, including Freddie Mercury, Michael Jackson, and Prince.

• A quiz on which rappers have achieved Diamond album status.

• Cardi B's "Imaginary Playerz" freestyle: Is her album going to flop?.

• The backlash against the Minnesota Vikings hiring a male cheerleader.

• Why the season finale of 'BMF' was so disappointing.

• Remembering Toronto hip-hop legend Redway, ten years after his passing.

• A hilarious breakdown of marriage tips from over a century ago.

  
  

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