This week on Honest A$$holes, we’re cutting through the noise and asking the real question… what are we really talking about?

I dive into the latest conversations surrounding the Joe Budden Podcast and the wild takes floating around hip-hop—especially the claim that All Eyez on Me by Tupac Shakur didn’t age well. Yeah… we’re not letting that slide. I break down why that statement is straight nonsense and give flowers to the legendary production behind the album from icons like Dr. Dre, DJ Quik, Daz Dillinger, Rick Rock, and Johnny J—proving that this classic aged beautifully.

I also get into the ongoing conversation around Jay-Z and the backlash from his recent interview with GQ. Let’s be real—some of the criticism is just hate. I call out the people saying he should’ve done a sit-down with Memphis Bleek instead and explain why that argument doesn’t hold weight.

Then things get personal—I address my back-and-forth with former State Property member Oschino, speaking on accountability, growth, and why glorifying the streets at 50 years old is a conversation we need to have.

To wrap it all up, I speak on the bigger issue: today’s culture being driven by negativity instead of unity. Where’s the love for hip-hop? Where’s the respect for the craft? It’s time we start uplifting the culture instead of tearing it down.

If you care about real hip-hop conversations, this is one you don’t want to miss.