The Progress Report Podcast

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  • Former NFL Defensive End Tarell Basham AKA Bash93 speaks on career transition from athlete to artist

    “Im like a black hippy, very peaceful very chill” ~ Bash93

    Tarell Basham AKA Bash93 skips class with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report to speak about getting into sports and being an athlete since a child, smoking weed with his mom openly as a teen, reflects on football career at Ohio University, NFL journey with Cincinnati Bengals, Dallas Cowboys, Colts, New York Jets, and Tennessee Titans, having to go through therapy after being depressed after NFL career ended, becoming a full-time artist, and plans for his upcoming TV show/ podcast.
    Website:
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    https://www.instagram.com/theprogressreport101/
    https://www.instagram.com/tprmediagroup1/
    Website:
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    0:00 Bash93 Skipping Class
    0:10 introduction
    0:39 passion for music and sports/ growing up without a dad
    1:10 started playing football at age 8
    1:40 taking sports serious
    2:19 going pro and college football
    2:45 Ohio
    3:29 college level football
    4:03 failed drug test in college senior year in High School
    4:48 family support and 420
    5:08 started smoking weed with his mom
    6:16 grew up in Virginia
    7:35 thoughts on NIL deals
    8:59 2025 NFL draft
    9:28 NFL journey with Cincinnati Bengals, Dallas Cowboys, Colts, New York Jets, Tennessee Titans
    11:28 getting hurt during training camp first season with Cowboys
    11:48 injury after hitting Tom Brady
    12:30 mental process after being done with NFL
    13:01 getting into music during injury
    14:00 stage name Bash93
    14:44 new single “Walk” with DatsDatMF
    15:39 thoughts on Gelo Ball rapping
    16:35 athlete turned rapper
    16:57 peer support from Dak Prescott
    17:30 Dallas Cowboys fans
    17:53 independent grind as a rapper
    18:19 why should people listen to Bash93?
    18:47 what’s next?
    18:56 what does our keyword “progress” mean to Bash93?
    19:31 Pieces
    19:43 love life balance
    20:25 social media handles
    #TheProgressReport #Bash93 #NFL #LalaaShepard #SkippingClass #AngieStone

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    27 min
  • Q Parker of 112 recalls signing to Diddy, Angie Stone passing, going solo, making $ off old music catalog

    “During the time of us rehearsing (112), we would watch Jodeci, Boyz 2 Men, Blackstreet and we would say that was going to be us one day” ~ Q Parker of 112

    Q Parker of the legendary R&B group 112 skips class with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report to speak about singing since age 4, discovering his voice at home with his mother, growing up COGIC in church, proud jock and scholar in High School, landing his record deal in the early 90s with Diddy, contract issues with 112 and eventually going solo, solo album ‘The MANual” which released in 2012, adjusting to the new era of music, legacy and writing songs, salutes Jagged Edge for staying together 20+ years, his 2024 single “Beg”, and plans for new music.
    0:00 Q Parker Skipping Class drop
    0:09 introduction
    0:35 born and raised in Atlanta, GA (Cleveland Ave)
    2:08 grew up COGIC in the church
    2:34 first realizing he could sing at age 4
    3:49 vocal development
    4:30 teacher support/ parent support
    5:05 played football, basketball, ran track, and played tennis as a kid
    5:45 college or record deal
    6:49 singing for Puffy
    7:10 first thoughts meeting the other members of 112 and forming the group (Slim, Mike, and Daron)
    9:10 getting kicked out of 112
    9:50 the culture
    10:15 secular music conflicting with church background
    12:10 making subtle love music
    13:30 hardships of being in a group and eventually going solo
    15:54 Jagged Edge staying together 20+ years
    16:33 solo album ‘The MANual” released 2012
    18:00 112 talented vocalists
    19:04 reassurance
    19:30 adjusting to the new era of music
    21:04 TikTok
    22:22 112 music going viral
    24:03 creating the ‘Bridge Project’ during Covid to help artists come together/ artists being influenced by each other with R&B and gospel music
    25:25 Brothers United of Atlanta project
    25:50 giving back to the community
    27:30 Q Parker Legacy Foundation
    27:51 writing “I Should Have Cheated” for Keyshia Cole
    28:33 other records written by Q Parker
    28:47 Kevin Littles/ 112 sample
    29:45 residual legacy income
    31:33 thoughts on artists having to perform still/ RIP Angie Stone!
    34:45 original contract issues with 112
    35:52 importance of accolades
    37:01 relationship with Jagged Edge
    39:12 112 appearing on a 1996 episode of Moesha
    41:07 new music and 2024 single “Beg”
    43:33 wifey
    43:45 what does our keyword “progress” mean to Q Parker
    Website:
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    #TheProgressReport #112 #QParker #Diddy #JaggedEdge #KeyshiaCole #LalaaShepard #SkippingClass #AngieStone

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    52 min
  • Wayno addresses “Everyday Struggle” podcast ending, calls out Kanye’s cap, “remember him/ her rappers”

    “Most rappers don’t make a lot of money… Being a rapper/ artist is like anybody else with a 9-5, you gon get what you put into that sh*t” ~ Wayno

    Music executive and content creator Wayno joins Lalaa Shepard, Boss Britt, and DJ eXeL for a new edition of Lunch Table Talk Presented by The Progress Report Podcast to speak about his Harlem and Bronx, NYC roots, recalls working in the mailroom of Roc-A-Fella Records starting his journey in the music business, formerly being a host on “Everyday Struggle” Podcast on Complex alongside Akademiks and Nadeska, learning directly from Coach K and P at QC, reflects on the importance of being a useful person and knowing how to pivot, and blames social media for making people throw artists away easily.
    https://www.instagram.com/wayno119/
    https://www.instagram.com/lalaashep/
    https://www.instagram.com/djexel/
    https://www.instagram.com/bossbritt__/
    https://www.instagram.com/theprogressreport101/
    https://www.instagram.com/tprmediagroup1/
    Website:
    https://tprmediagroup.com
    https://linktr.ee/TheProgressReportMediaGroup
    Listen to us on the Revolt Podcast Network:
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    https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-progress-report-podcast/id1494070183
    Listen to us on Spotify Podcasts:
    https://open.spotify.com/show/5sBgF6wWa7NmHraP2QuBEv?si=a0f5f19b8a494fb5
    The Progress Report theme song created by Jaylii (produced by Sparkz):
    https://www.instagram.com/jayliiradio/
    https://www.instagram.com/trakmanmuzikllc/
    0:00 Wayno TPR drop
    0:09 TPR theme song
    0:34 introduction
    1:18 TPR pop quiz
    3:29 coming up in the mail room at Roc-A-Fella Records
    5:00 coming up in Harlem, NYC
    5:53 first time seeing Murda Inc
    8:08 Kanye West cap
    10:42 Kanye West now
    12:43 excuses for Kanye West being weird
    13:47 drill music culture “Drill music as a culture has ruined black and brown youth all over America” ~ Wayno
    15:16 DJ Akademiks handling Kanye during interview
    18:18 addresses that blank ended because they weren’t making money
    22:47 media mindset
    27:04 recording contracts playing on people’s needs
    30:20 “Most rappers don’t make a lot of money… Being a rapper/ artist is like anybody else with a 9-5, you gon get what you put into that sh*t” ~ Wayno
    31:35 being an A&R at QC and learning from Coach K and P/ RIP Takeoff
    32:08 Gloss Up
    39:09 Lil Baby doing it his way
    44:27 social media making people throw artists away
    45:35 recalls working at Asylum
    47:03 why didn’t 600Breezy’s music work
    48:23 not being artist dependent for his podcast
    48:55 tips for content creators
    49:31 landing podcast deal with Amazon Music
    52:05 getting into content creation with JayHill
    53:49 Speedy Norman
    55:26 take suggestions
    58:40 invest
    59:45 best food and fashion in Bronx and Harlem, NYC
    1:03:45 Dave East Jordan collab
    1:05:17 what does our keyword “progress” mean to Wayno?
    #Wayno #KanyeWest #Akademiks #JoeBudden #lalaashepard #BossBritt #DJeXel #LunchTableTalk #TheProgressReportPodcast

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    1 hr 15 min
  • Trinidad James speaks on being a creative director for Sexyy Red, criticism for wearing nails, music

    “My goal is to make music fun again in the A and just period” ~ Trinidad James

    Trinidad & Tobago born, Atlanta, GA raised artist, fashion designer, creative director, and song writer, Trinidad James skips class with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report to speak about his 13 year journey in the music industry, breaks down his new single “My Biggest Hater”, Covid experience and album flopping, putting 'Trinidad James music’ to the side for fashion, women basketball jacket collab, approving Bruno Mars sample, business deal with T.I.G. Records, writing songs for Cardi B, Offset, City Girls, Kevin Gates, Bhad Bhabie, designing stage set for Bossman D Low’s tour, and losing Rich Homie Quan, Young Scooter, Takeoff, Young Dolph, and Bankroll Fresh.
    Website:
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    Instagram:
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    https://www.instagram.com/theprogressreport101/
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    Website:
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    0:00 Trinidad James Skipping Class drop
    0:23 introduction
    0:42 new single “My Biggest Hater”
    1:45 song sample
    5:58 ATL roots
    6:51 popping it on the song
    7:39 women basketball jacket collab
    8:15 lyrics breakdown
    10:07 crediting song writers
    12:44 discography
    12:53 approving Bruno Mars sample
    13:34 money keeping culture in a weird place
    14:08 losing Rich Homie Quan, Young Scooter, Takeoff, Young Dolph, Bankroll Fresh
    16:18 business deal with T.I.G. Records
    16:38 pros and cons of having a team/ label support
    18:28 unreleased music
    19:43 fashion
    20:26 creative director for Sexyy Red
    21:54 getting into creative directing
    23:44 Kevin Gates and Bhad Bhabie record
    24:37 JT (City Girls)
    25:07 Cardi B & Offset
    25:45 giving records to other artists
    26:04 2020 Covid experience and album flopping
    26:35 moving to LA during lockdown and getting back in the mix
    27:25 putting Trinidad James music to the side for fashion
    28:07 Sexyy Red mainstream collab
    28:40 teaching the process through new business agency
    29:21 DAD name meaning
    30:15 Trump’s tariffs
    31:30 criticizing for wearing nails as a man
    35:40 afro
    36:05 what does our keyword “progress” mean?
    36:31 what’s next?
    37:11 designing stage set for Bossman D Low tour
    #TheProgressReport #SkippingClass #LalaaShepard #Progress #TrinidadJames #RichHomieQuan #BossmanDLow #SexyyRed

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    43 min
  • Kai Ca$h speaks on ‘CASH RULES’ project, bond with Biggie’s kids T’yanna & C.J., overcoming anxiety

    “I was 9 before I started writing my own verses” ~ Kai Ca$h


    Brooklyn, NYC rapper Kai Ca$h skips class with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report to speak about his newly released project, ‘CASH RULES’, landing a record deal with Generation Now courtesy of DJ Drama and Don Cannon, making his first song at age 7, parents funding his clothing career at age 14, experience attending 2 HBCU’s, publishing a book while in college to help with anxiety, reflects on being around Junior Mafia as a youth and CYN music collective with King Combs and Niko Brim.


    Website:

    https://linktr.ee/TheProgressReportMediaGroup


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    https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-progress-report-podcast/id1494070183


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    Instagram:

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    0:00 Kai Ca$h Skipping Class drop

    0:13 introduction

    1:03 sampling Missy Elliot and Future

    2:15 ‘CASH RULES’ album meaning

    3:54 making first song at age 7

    6:22 taking music serious as a career and creating music collective

    7:43 parents funding his clothing career at age 14

    9:45 published a book in college at Hampton University

    13:03 attended 2 HBCU’s

    15:32 from Brooklyn, NYC

    17:47 support from parents

    19:20 T’yanna Wallace and C.J.

    21:00 only child

    21:44 CYN music collective with King Combs and Niko Brim

    23:20 adjusting to life in the south

    24:32 signed to Generation Now with DJ Drama and Don Cannon

    25:29 why should people listen to Kai Ca$h?

    26:45 define our keyword “progress”


    #TheProgressReport #SkippingClass #LalaaShepard #Progress #KaiCash #JuniorMafia

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    33 min
  • Baby Kia & Day1 Lil Willie share why they don’t like the term “YN”, inventing crash out music, OGs

    “This rap stuff has been our plan, we just didn’t know who it would be” ~ Baby Kia/ Day 1 Lil Willie


    18 and 19 year old Atlanta, GA rappers Baby Kia and Day1 Lil Willie skip class with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report to speak about using music as therapy, YN misconceptions, no co-signs from major artists, support from Quavo (Migos), Bossman D Low, and Baby Drill, getting banned from performing at High Schools, getting inspiration from Gucci Mane and DMX, importance of DJs, and their most recent projects ‘Never Too Late’ and ‘KIA BOYZ’.


    Website:

    https://linktr.ee/TheProgressReportMediaGroup


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    Instagram:

    https://www.instagram.com/babykia/


    https://www.instagram.com/day1_willie/


    https://www.instagram.com/lalaashep/


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    Website:

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    0:00 Baby Kia & Day Lil 1 Willie Skipping Class drop

    0:15 introduction

    0:34 first meeting each other

    0:57 inventing crash out music genre

    1:44 drill music

    2:28 crash out meaning

    2:57 “YN”

    4:43 support from OGs

    6:05 no co-signs

    7:02 putting on youngings

    7:22 Bossman D Low tour experience

    8:47 Raw VS Rage concert in ATL

    9:17 banned from performing at High Schools

    11:12 growing up in Atlanta, GA

    12:36 “12 our only opps”

    12:50 music is therapy

    14:50 Skrilla

    15:04 taking rap serious

    15:28 Baby Kia not taking rap serious

    16:13 family support

    17:15 name meanings

    18:55 Baby Drill feature

    19:22 XXL Freshman list

    20:39 Youtube monetization and no g*n’s in visuals

    21:36 Day1 Lil Willie speaks on his new project ‘Never Too Late’

    23:02 Part 2 of ‘3 Headed Fox”

    23:51 fans leaking music

    24:52 creative process inside the studio

    26:22 producers

    26:37 Baby Kia losing voice

    29:00 forgetting lyrics

    29:40 ‘KIA BOYZ’ & ‘I PRAY YOU DIE’ project’s inspiration from Gucci Mane

    31:37 importance of DJs

    32:10 Day1 Lil Willie career

    33:36 record label

    34:26 Baby Kia signed to a major record label

    35:07 inspiration from DMX

    36:02 Young Scooter passing and losing a best friend to gun violence

    36:52 coping with grief

    39:31 what does our keyword “progress” mean to Baby Kia & Day1 Lil Willie?

    40:05 message to day 1 fans


    #TheProgressReport #SkippingClass #LalaaShepard #Progress #BabyKia #Day1LilWillie #BabyDrill #Quavo #LilBaby #YN #YNs

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    48 min
  • Tashera Simmons opens up about ‘Dying To Self’ new book, 4 years since DMX has passed, Irv Gotti passing & more!

    Tashera Simmons skips class with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report to speak about how she celebrated her recent 54th birthday, releasing her new book, ‘Dying To Self’ 4 years since its original release date, letting go of distractions by fasting cold turkey, learning forgiveness through therapy, overcoming abandonment issues, motherhood, relating to Lauren London and Nipsey Hussle’s love story, knowing DMX since age 11 and dating him at age 17, toxic marriage and divorce, the music industry tearing DMX to pieces, and releasing music after an artist passes away.


    Website:

    https://linktr.ee/TheProgressReportMediaGroup


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    Instagram:

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    Website:

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    0:00 Tashera Simmons TPR Skipping drop

    0:10 introduction

    1:01 ‘Dying to Self’ new book

    2:28 learning about God

    3:09 timing of the book

    3:38 second book mental space

    5:29 ‘Dying to Self’ spiritual warfare

    7:35 letting go of distractions by fasting cold turkey

    10:02 DMX faith in God

    10:44 family thinking she lost her mind

    11:04 DMX yes man

    11:33 God’s plan

    12:28 New York

    13:32 racism in the south

    16:41 missing out on childhood after her mother walked out on her and her 8 siblings at age 14

    19:02 did DMX remind you of your dad?

    21:07 motherhood and parenting style’s

    22:48 learning forgiveness through her parents in therapy

    23:16 dating DMX at age 17

    23:58 betrayed by her mother, father, and DMX

    25:13 loving Earl/ DMX

    26:40 multiple personalities

    27:33 forgiveness

    27:56 learning from her father about forgiveness when holding onto grudges

    29:41 both parents are deceased

    30:18 love story with DMX

    31:51 upcoming biopic

    32:28 DMX wanting big dogs to sleep in the bed LOL

    33:17 proposal within 8 months of being together with JaRule

    34:32 Lauren London Nipsey Hussle love story

    36:14 women in high profile relationships advice

    37:31 4 years since DMX’s passing

    38:57 Irv Gotti passing

    40:18 maintaining a pure heart within the music industry

    42:10 releasing music after an artist passes away

    43:28 favorite song and film by DMX

    44:36 what does our keyword “progress” mean to Tashera Simmons?

    45:18 what do you want people to remember 50 years from now?

    45:47 how to purchase book ‘Dying to Self’


    #TheProgressReport #SkippingClass #LalaaShepard #Progress #TasheraSimmons #DMX #DyingtoSelfBook


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    54 min
  • Young Scooter loses his life on his 39th birthday, Yung L.A. makes a comeback, Omarion & Bow Wow beefing

    Lalaa Shepard, Boss Britt, and DJ eXeL get together for a new edition of Lunch Table Talk presented by The Progress Report to speak about losing more rappers in Atlanta,

    shady music business deals, backwards laws in America, Jazmine Cheaves and 600 Breezy love story goes left, Jacquees and Deiondra Sanders family drama, sobriety and more!


    https://www.instagram.com/lalaashep/

    https://www.instagram.com/djexel/

    https://www.instagram.com/bossbritt__/

    https://www.instagram.com/theprogressreport101/

    https://www.instagram.com/tprmediagroup1/


    Website:

    https://tprmediagroup.com


    https://linktr.ee/TheProgressReportMediaGroup


    Listen to us on the Revolt Podcast Network:

    https://tr.ee/GxMmkTcj7o


    Listen to us on Apple Podcasts:

    https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-progress-report-podcast/id1494070183


    Listen to us on Spotify Podcasts:

    https://open.spotify.com/show/5sBgF6wWa7NmHraP2QuBEv?si=a0f5f19b8a494fb5


    The Progress Report theme song created by Jaylii (produced by Sparkz):

    https://www.instagram.com/jayliiradio/

    https://www.instagram.com/trakmanmuzikllc/



    0:00 TPR theme song

    0:25 introduction

    3:08 RIP Young Scooter

    9:17 losing Atlanta rappers to death or prison

    9:55 is it the music?

    16:32 Yung L.A. getting a second wind in his music career

    19:12 “Ain’t I” challenge

    23:05 artists need a continuous budget

    28:43 artist’s being forced into doing records they don’t want to do

    29:10 Keri Hilson Beyonce diss

    29:30 Tiffany Evans The Progress Report interview

    37:30 can Keri Hilson make a comeback?

    38:29 Can you not like someone and still do business with them?

    43:23 B2K members crossing Omarion

    45:49 grooming

    46:45 16 years old is the legal age of consent in Georgia

    53:20 relations with old people

    55:36 dating while having kids

    55:50 Jazmine Cheaves and 600 Breezy

    59:11 Summer Walker love

    59:26 600 Breezy and Jazmine Cheaves are toxic

    1:03:27 Jacquees and Deiondra Sanders family drama

    1:13:00 BG coming to ATL (WNBA)

    1:15:22 Life in ATL is expensive ($13 for a mocktail)

    1:18:00 sobriety journey


    #Omaion #BowWow #KeriHilson #YoungScooter #Jacquees #lalaashepard #BossBritt #DJeXel #LunchTableTalk #TheProgressReportPodcast

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    1 hr 35 min
  • Montana 700: “I can live my life off a gift, I can wake up everyday and rap and not do nothing else… My momma lives off rapping she ain’t never made a song” ~ Montana 700

    “Being a rapper is one of the most dangerous jobs in the world… You gotta be on point at all times” ~ Montana 700


    Montana 700 skips class with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report to speak about the new Dallas movement, hardest adjustment to fame, ‘700 Reasons’ project, sampling Mannie Fresh, family support, and plans for his upcoming album. 


    Website:

    https://linktr.ee/TheProgressReportMediaGroup


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    Instagram:

    https://www.instagram.com/montana.700/


    https://www.instagram.com/jassclutch/


    https://www.instagram.com/lalaashep/


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    https://www.instagram.com/tprmediagroup1/


    Website:

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    0:00 Montana 700 Skipping Class drop 

    0:10 introduction 

    0:39 ‘700 Reasons’ project 

    1:10 sampling Young Jeezy’s “And Then What” 

    1:47 Big Tymer’s sample 

    2:11 “Pipeline” song with BigXthaPlug

    2:42 New Dallas movement 

    3:39 support from OGs in Texas

    3:55 shag haircut

    4:35 collabs with female artists 

    5:18 collabs with Dallas female rappers 

    5:27 “Wit A Boss” music video 

    5:55 ideal lady 

    6:11 Enchanting rapper 

    6:25 RIP Bankroll Fresh

    7:08 Hunxho collab  

    7:17 RIP Young Scooter 

    7:50 Detroit collabs 

    8:31 support from other mainstream rappers 

    9:05 hardest adjustment to fame

    9:29 favorite and least favorite part of being a public figure 

    10:01 family support 

    10:12 gifted mom $50,000

    10:30 being a rapper is one of the most dangerous jobs in the world… You gotta be on point at all times” ~ Montana 700

    10:53 street grind to music career 

    11:15 signed to 300 ENT and being consistent with music 

    12:15 life blessings 

    12:49 message to day one fans 

    13:04 album on the way 

    13:31 what does our keyword “progress” mean to Montana 700?

    14:05 not tucking chains 

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    18 min
  • Hattiesburg, Mississippi artist DaphoDILL shares how dating a man for the first time at age 26 inspired her song “I’m Rolling Jimmy”

    “F millions, let’s get billions together…” ~ DaphoDILL to Zaytoven


    Hattiesburg, Mississippi artist DaphoDILL makes her return to Skipping Class with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report to speak about landing a distribution deal with Zaytoven, 2 albums, ‘My Suicide Letter’ & ‘Anomalous’, and getting out of the military after toxic experience.


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    0:00 DaphoDILL Skipping Class drop

    0:14 introduction

    0:39 changes since 2023

    1:36 what does our keyword “progress” mean now?

    2:25 landing distribution deal with Zaytoven

    4:00 advice from Zaytoven

    4:41 music grind in ATL

    6:21 “I’m Rolling Jimmy” single inspired by toxic relationship

    9:12 song continued

    10:43 family pushing her to date men instead of women

    11:24 differences dating men vs women

    12:10 goal to marry a woman

    12:54 2 albums ‘My Suicide Letter’ & ‘Anomalous’

    15:28 alcohol and drug addiction

    17:59 support and backlash for speaking out against military experience

    21:40 abuse towards homosexual people

    22:30 getting back in military

    23:12 why should people listen to DaphoDILL?


    #DaphoDILL #Zaytoven #TheProgressReport #SkippingClass #LalaaShepard #Military


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    29 min

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The Progress Report is more than media—it’s a movement. Founded in Atlanta, we are a premier hip-hop platform dedicated to documenting the culture, amplifying untold stories, and championing the voices that shape the streets and the sound. Through raw interviews, real conversations, and unapologetic content, we bridge the gap between underground talent and mainstream recognition.

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