It’s bigger than a haircut. In this episode of Trim & True, Headkrack sits down with Randy Cuts and My Supply Guy ATL for a real conversation about the tools, trust, and relationships that keep barber culture sharp.

From clipper work and lineups to product knowledge and professionalism, this episode shows why the barber chair is more than a service. It is about confidence, consistency, business, and community. Randy Cuts breaks down the craft behind a clean cut, while My Supply Guy ATL speaks on the importance of dependable tools, quality products, and supporting barbers the right way.

This episode is for barbers, creators, entrepreneurs, and anybody who respects the art behind the chair.

Watch now and let us know in the comments:

What matters more in barbering — skill, tools, or consistency?

Featuring:

Host: Headkrack

Barber: Randy Cuts

Guest: My Supply Guy ATL

Credits

Created by: Shareef Jones

Edited by: Weston Hill

Filmed by: Shareef Jones & Weston Hill

Executive Producers: Shareef Jones & Headkrack

In Trim & True Episode 25, Headkrack steps into the barbershop with Blake Pro ATL behind the chair and The Iwegbus in the client seat for a conversation centered on image, intention, and human connection. As the haircut comes together, the episode explores how presentation, confidence, and personal growth all work hand in hand.

With Blake Pro ATL bringing sharp technique and professional pride to the craft, and The Iwegbus bringing the perspective of a relationship coach, this episode adds another layer to the Trim & True experience. The conversation reflects on how the way we carry ourselves affects the way we connect with others, communicate, and build trust in every area of life.

Episode 25 reminds viewers that the barbershop is more than a place to get cleaned up. It is a place where real stories are shared, confidence is restored, and meaningful conversations create connection. Cut With Connection captures that spirit by bringing together grooming, culture, and relationship insight in one authentic moment.

Welcome to Trim & True Episode 24 hosted by Headkrack, featuring @freshcutsdonedaily and @iamthinkingrich. In this episode, the conversation goes beyond the haircut.

Headkrack steps into the barbershop with barber @freshcutsdonedaily and client @iamthinkingrich for a real discussion on grooming, confidence, self-expression, culture, and community. As the cut comes together, this episode shows why the barbershop is more than just a place to get fresh.

It is a trusted space where people connect, build confidence, and have real conversations.

Episode 24 brings authentic energy, perspective, and style to the screen while highlighting the power of the chair, the craft of barbering, and the role barbershops continue to play in the culture.

Trim & True is where the barbershop becomes the stage for real stories, real laughs, and real-life

gems. In Episode 23, Host Headkrack sits down with ChopGod in the chair and RoccsCarCuts on

the clippers for a fresh cut and an even fresher conversation. From barber culture and confidence

to community, mindset, and the moments that shaped them — this episode captures why the

barbershop is still one of the realest places in the city: it’s therapy, it’s family, and it’s a vibe.

The line-up is sharp… but the conversation is even sharper. 💈🔥 Welcome to Trim & True Episode 22: The Cut Route: Hustle, Confidence & the Come-Up — a powerful full episode where Headkrack sits down with Memphis Master Barber behind the chair and Route King in the client seat for a real conversation about discipline, confidence, self-image, growth, and staying focused on your path. As the cut comes together, the conversation goes deeper into what it really takes to build momentum, move with purpose, and keep showing up even when nobody is watching. This episode is for anybody on the grind, chasing a goal, rebuilding, or leveling up.

In Episode 21 of Trim & True, Headkrack sits down with Atlanta educator and bump specialist

Yisrael Wright (@yisraelwright_) while Terrence Alexander—Founder of Beard Goalz—is in

the chair. The conversation connects grooming with mindset: discipline, self-care, and staying

consistent when life gets heavy. From the barber’s craft to the client’s journey, the shop becomes a space where confidence is built—then it’s time to settle the rapid-fire debate: Fresh or Trash.

Welcome to Trim & True – Episode 20: Clippers & Chords — where barbershop culture meets music, mindset, and real life. In this episode, Headkrack taps in with master barber Toni Banks behind the chair while Slim Jxmmi (Rae Sremmurd) sits in the client seat.

From crisp clipper work and clean details to the energy that only a real shop can bring, Clippers & Chords shows why the barbershop is more than grooming — it’s a vibe, a reset, and a place where confidence gets rebuilt in real time. Expect satisfying haircut moments, barber B-roll, and an authentic conversation rooted in culture.

CREDITS

Created by: @mr_shajones

Barber: Toni Banks @thetonibanks911

Client: Slim Jxmmi @slimjxmmi (Rae Sremmurd)

Host: @headkrack

Edited by: Weston Hill

Filmed by: @mr_shajones & Weston Hill

Executive Producers: @mr_shajones & @headkrack

In Episode 19 of Trim & True, Headkrack sits down with Everyday Sunny (behind the chair) and Bucks Baby (in the client seat) for a real conversation about what it takes to level up. From the discipline required to build a name to the loyalty tests that come with growth, they dive into confidence, relationships, mindset, and why a fresh cut can feel like a full reset. This episode is a reminder that elevation isn’t just about your look—it’s about your circle, your standards, and your focus.

Confidence isn’t just a look — it’s a mindset you build.

On Trim & True Episode 18, Lorenzo (@soufsideatlien) and DJ E Clazz (@djeclazz) get real about pressure, performance, and protecting your peace while building a business that actually lasts. This one is about the routines behind the glow-up — the boundaries, the consistency, and the mental maintenance nobody posts.

Key takeaways:

• Confidence is built through habits, not hype.

• Mental health is maintenance — protect your peace like you protect your brand.

• Real growth comes from consistency, boundaries, and a strong support system.

If you’re chasing levels in life and business, this episode is your reminder: stay sharp, stay grounded, stay consistent.

CREDITS

Barber: @soufsideatlien

Location: @hqbarbershopandlounge

Client: @djeclazz

Host: @headkrack

Created by: @mr_shajones

Edited by: Weston Hill

Filmed by: @mr_shajones & Weston Hill

Executive Producers: @mr_shajones & @headkrack

How sound, style, and storytelling collide. This episode explores how a DJ-turned-barber and a

culture curator use music, community, and creative spaces to shape confidence, connection, and culture—on and off the chair.