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“Cant nobody out rap me except Young Dro” ~ Backbone Dungeon Family
In this powerful episode of Skipping Class with The Progress Report, Atlanta legend Backbone of Dungeon Family sits down with host Lalaa Shepard to talk about his evolution, health journey, and upcoming project “Collection Plate.”
He opens up about writing his latest music completely sober, the early days of Dungeon Family with CeeLo Green, Khujo Goodie, and Rico Wade, and the massive impact of Outkast being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.Backbone also reflects on over 30 years in the game, how Atlanta’s underground scene shaped his artistry, and what the word “Progress” means to him.
🎶 Watch now and celebrate real Atlanta Hip Hop history.
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“MoneyBagg Yo raps like me… I was rapping first” ~ J Sipp
Meridian, Mississippi artist J Sipp sits down for a Skipping Class interview with host Lalaa Shepard to talk about coming up in the game, starting music at age 9, and doing a record with DG Yola before he got locked up. J Sipp also explains why he’d never go into the club business after learning directly from his dad, how he stays motivated, and his unique MoneyBagg Yo-like sound.
He opens up about attending school for audio engineering, working with artists like J Money, DG Yola, Webbie, and Derez Deshon, and giving back to his community through partnerships with the Boys & Girls Club.
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“It just be me, when I get out my own way things will be better” ~ Omeretta
Atlanta rapper Omeretta The Great returns to The Progress Report Podcast with hosts Lalaa Shepard & DJ eXeL for her second interview, and she’s speaking her truth louder than ever. From her viral hit “Sorry Not Sorry — Atlanta” to calling out the city for being messy, Omeretta opens up about the real challenges, betrayals, and breakthroughs she’s faced on her journey. In this raw and powerful conversation,
Omeretta talks about:
💰 Having money stolen and learning who’s really in her corner
🔥 The meaning and backlash behind “Sorry Not Sorry — Atlanta”
📱 Her reaction to Young Thug’s leaked phone calls
💬 Why she says “Atlanta is a messy place”
🌸 How she’s growing, healing, and taking her career into her own hands
🎶 What fans can expect next from her music and mindset This episode is authentic, emotional, and inspiring — showing a more evolved Omeretta who’s still standing strong despite everything she’s been through.
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“I’ve always been hard I ain’t never had to second guess that sh*t” ~ Paper Route Woo
Paper Route Empire’s Paper Route Woo joins Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report’s Skipping Class to talk about his new project ‘Slime Dunkin’, life after basketball, fatherhood, and the legacy of Young Dolph. He shares what it was like growing up in Memphis, transitioning from hooping to rap, update on Bankroll Freddie behind bars, and how he’s keeping the Paper Route name alive with purpose.
🎤 Topics include:
• Inspiration behind ‘Slime Dunkin’
• Lessons from Young Dolph & Key Glock
• Fatherhood and growth as an artist
• Memphis upbringing & staying authentic
• Upcoming projects ‘Slime Dunkin’ deluxe project and ‘PAPER ROUTE iLLUMINATi’ PART 2
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South Carolina’s own 803 Fresh sits down with The Progress Report for an exclusive Skipping Class interview! 🎤
He opens up about his massive single “Boots on the Ground,” how the Fantasia remix came together, and his 20+ year journey through multiple music genres before finding success in the Southern soul scene.
803 Fresh also talks about:
🔥 Growing up in Wagner, SC surrounded by blues and gospel music
💪 Staying grounded while experiencing new fame
🎶 Giving hope to artists from small towns
📅 His message to day-one supporters and upcoming tour dates
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South Carolina’s own Kardashhh joins Skipping Class with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report to share her journey from Columbia to signing with Empire after only 6 months of rapping. In this interview, she opens up about her viral hit “Plan B”, working with Sukihana on “Stank Walk,” responding to backlash over her Kai Cenat song, and misconceptions about her parents’ support.
Kardashhh also talks about:
🔥 Don’t miss this raw and unfiltered conversation with one of the South’s rising stars.
👉 Watch the full interview and let us know in the comments what you think of Kardashhh’s come-up! Instagram:
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“Be careful cause one wrong move and you can get life in prison or be dead” ~ Lil Quill
In this powerful episode of Skipping Class, Atlanta rapper Lil Quill sits down with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report to open up about his journey — from repeated jail time and the harsh reality of prison life to rebuilding everything he lost.
He speaks on:
This is Lil Quill like you’ve never seen before — honest, raw, and motivational.
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Chicago rapper Glizzy Glow pulls up to The Progress Report’s Skipping Class segment with Lalaa Shepard to talk about her journey from the Southside of Chicago to going viral with her hit “Cut Water” and “Jet2 Holiday.”
In this exclusive interview, Glizzy Glow:
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“I knew I could ask pops for money but I didn’t do it” ~ King Harris
In this exclusive Skipping Class interview with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report, King Harris sits down to speak candidly about life beyond being known as T.I. and Tiny’s son. From growing up with privilege but choosing to earn his own respect, to navigating fatherhood and criticism, King opens up like never before.
🎶 He talks about his new EP “Too Lit”, performing at New Music Mondays, and carving his own lane while carrying himself as a regular kid despite fame.
👑 King also explains why he calls himself “The New King of the South”, what it means to live up to his family legacy, and how encounters with the law shaped his perspective.
😂 From joking with T.I. about his teeth to building his brand on Twitch, King shows the serious and lighthearted sides of his journey.
💡 He leaves advice for the youth, drops gems for other artists, and shares a powerful message for his day one fans.
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“All praise due to God, if it wasn’t for him I would’ve been lost my mind” ~ Q Money
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