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This episode contains one of the most personal and emotional testimonies ever recorded on TCCO.

Our guest, Elethia, reveals details from a childhood marked by instability, neglect and abuse. She speaks openly about leaving home at just 11 years old, escaping an abusive environment only to face further hardship elsewhere.

📁 She discusses growing up without the support she needed, navigating life alone, and eventually finding peace despite the challenges she faced.

⚠️ The conversation becomes even more sensitive as Elethia recalls the trauma of losing her mother and the devastating experience of having to visit the scene following her passing.

🕊️ She also opens up about a painful friendship breakdown after discovering her closest friend had spoken negatively about her late mother.

This is not a story about victimhood. It's a story about survival, resilience and finding strength when life gives you every reason to quit.

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🚨 CLASSIFIED CONVERSATION – THIS CAN’T COME OUT 🚨

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On this episode of TCCO, B Moni returns for another unfiltered session full of industry takes, controversial debates, and information that probably should’ve stayed off camera…

📁 We investigate Drake’s mysterious triple release era — Iceman, Habibti and Maid of Honour — and what it could mean moving forward.

🎵 The conversation escalates as we enter dangerous territory debating the true king of Afrobeats… Asake, Wizkid, Burna Boy or Davido 👀

🕵️‍♂️ We also address accusations of excessive name dropping on the podcast… is Dami getting too comfortable or is B Moni the real offender?

👑 Plus, B Moni speaks on his new status as the undisputed king of Hinge reviews.

This episode contains high-level podcast politics, music debates and reckless conversations that were never meant to leave the room.

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[Redacted File 119] Hoeflation Ft Paper Pabs (Extended Cut)

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In this episode of This Can’t Come Out, the vault gets opened with Paper Pabs.

Conversations that were probably never meant to leave the room — from the real beginnings of his first ever job to stories that connect the streets, music and moments people still whisper about. We get into the incident involving Rielle and Klaudia, how situations spiral, and what happens when anger takes over. Pabs even speaks on a moment from his own life that nearly ended very differently.

He also breaks down the real story behind the legendary Lord of the Mics clash between P Money and Big H — details that change how that whole moment is remembered.

There’s talk of a Bloodline movie in the works, stories from Prague that never made the timeline, and a deep conversation on where music, streaming and power moves are heading in 2026.

And then there’s “Hoe-flation” — a phrase you’ll probably hear everywhere after this.

Some episodes aren’t supposed to come out. This one definitely wasn’t.

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[Redacted File 118] Psycho In Da Corner ft George Creme & B Moni

In this episode, we’re back with the usual suspects George Creme and B Moni for a real, unfiltered conversation that covers everything from street culture to personal growth.

We start by breaking down the idea of “doing road” — what does it actually mean today? Is it defined by actions, mindset, or perception? And is it possible to be involved in certain things without truly living that life? The conversation gets honest quickly.

From there, we shift into UK music and debate some of the greatest albums of all time. The big question: which is better — Dave’s Psycodrama or Dizzee Rascal’s Boy In The Corner? This one gets heated as we look at impact, storytelling, and legacy in the UK scene.

We also dive into growth and how people are perceived over time. Can people really change, or do others keep them boxed into who they used to be? It’s a real discussion about identity, maturity, and how society views personal development.

B Moni shares a personal story about finding his dad on LinkedIn and making the decision to reach out — despite him never being present in his life. It’s an honest moment about curiosity, closure, and taking that step into the unknown.

We also touch on modern dating, as B Moni talks about getting back on Hinge and approaching it with a completely different mindset — no expectations, just seeing what happens.

This episode blends culture, music, real-life experiences, and introspection in a way that keeps it raw and relatable throughout.

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Cost of Podding Crisis Ft George Creme and B moni

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In this episode of This Can’t Come Out, the usual suspects George Creme and B Moni are back—and this one gets real very quickly.

We kick things off with some boxing talk before the conversation shifts into the realities of podcasting. What starts as a casual discussion turns into a heated debate about consistency, effort, and expectations. Creme and B Moni push for more regular episodes—but when the roles are flipped, they admit they wouldn’t be willing to take on the financial burden or editing workload. That opens the door to a brutally honest conversation about appreciation, responsibility, and what it actually takes to keep a podcast alive.

Things take an even more unexpected turn when B Moni shares his controversial view that society might need a war to bring people back down to reality—sparking a deeper discussion about perspective, struggle, and modern life.

We also get a powerful and emotional moment as B Moni reflects on the passing of his late friend Kojo’s mother, speaking on loss, grief, and the idea of reunion.

This episode is a raw look at the behind-the-scenes reality of building a podcast—perfect for new creators, hosts, and anyone trying to grow something from the ground up. No filters, no sugar-coating—just real conversations in real time.

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On this episode of TCCO, Mr C.K.O aka Chris joins us for one of the realest and most honest conversations yet. 

He opens up about growing up in Hackney and Tottenham, navigating life in a first-generation gang with no guidance, and the harsh reality of not being respected by older, established groups. From having his home petrol bombed to surviving the streets, his story is raw and unfiltered. 

Chris takes accountability for his past, speaking openly about going prison multiple times and admitting when he was in the wrong. He shares lessons from doing time, personal growth, and how his mindset has changed. We also get into his personal life, fatherhood, relationships, and some controversial topics around modern dating and culture. 

This episode is deep, honest, and full of real-life lessons. 

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[Redacted File 115]: Bro ft George Creme & B Moni  (Extended Cut)

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On this episode of TCCO, the usual suspects B Moni and George Creme are back with pure chaos 😂

B Moni shares the unbelievable story of accidentally ending up at a 🌈 event… and leaving with a story he’ll never forget 👀

George breaks down his night at the boxing with Denzel Bentley 🥊

Plus, things get serious (kind of) as we debate nuclear weapons and whether a Black country having them would change anything 🤯

It’s jokes, stories, and real talk all in one episode.

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[Redacted File 114]: Crocodile Tears ft. Barkey

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In File 114, we sit down with Agent Barkey, who provides a detailed briefing on his impact within the UK music media landscape and the moment his contributions finally received recognition from key figures including Youngs Teflon and Posty.

This declassified conversation explores the launch of his latest operation — “Crocodile Tears”, a clothing brand built from real experiences and perspective. Barkey also breaks down the decision to step away from Chop Life, giving insight into the moves behind the scenes.

The file goes deeper into cultural analysis, including his perspective on women’s influence in today’s world, as well as a direct and unfiltered breakdown of “what beef really is” within the industry.

Further intelligence reveals what Barkey believes is holding talented artists back, offering raw insight into the current state of the music game.

As expected, the conversation remains uncut, honest, and unrestricted — delivering real talk, industry gems, and opinions that don’t always make it to public broadcasts.

If you’re looking for authentic insight, cultural commentary, and unfiltered conversation, this is one file you need to access.

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[Redacted File 113]: Pilots Done ft. Anthony K. Double

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In File 113, we sit down with Agent Anthony K. Double, who reveals the full mission log of his eight-year operation to become a pilot. What started in the event business sector evolved into a long-term objective: entering the cockpit and achieving a lifelong dream.

Inside this declassified conversation, Anthony details the role faith, divine guidance, and perseverance played in navigating his career, entrepreneurship, and marriage during the mission.

The file also uncovers an unexpected creative operation — transforming bedtime stories into audiobooks, which eventually escalated into a full movie production.

As always, the briefing wouldn’t be complete without a few unauthorized football debates scattered throughout the transmission.

If you’re looking for inspiration, laughs, and proof that long missions can succeed, this is one file worth opening.

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In this episode of This Can’t Come Out (TCCO), Dayvie aka David A Lister joins us for a powerful debate covering religion, relationships, global politics and football.

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We break down whether Bible stories should be interpreted literally or as metaphors, and examine how religion influences modern belief systems.

We explore emotional manipulation in relationships — including the psychology behind statements like “I had a dream you cheated” — and how dreams can be weaponised.

The conversation turns to conspiracy theories, male ego in positions of power, and whether masculinity has driven the nuclear arms race. Would the world look different under female leadership?

We also debate whether Mikel Arteta has received unprecedented grace from Arsenal, and analyse his tenure in the Premier League.

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