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What I'm Slappin EP 4 | Bryce Savoy talks legacy, independence, fatherhood & the real meaning of a Neighborhood Diamond
In this episode, hosts Bort and Marcus Peters (Juice) sit down with Bryce Savoy — rapper, filmmaker, founder of The Black Neighborhood, creator of Neighborhood Diamonds, and a proud son of Oakland carrying purpose and positivity everywhere he goes.
Bryce takes us through his journey from the Town to D.C. to L.A., breaking down how each place shaped his artistry, his identity, and his drive to build community through music and storytelling.
This episode explores:
Bryce’s early start & the role his parents played
The meaning behind Neighborhood Diamond
His time at Howard University
Stepping fully into filmmaking & the creative parallels with music
Leaving Oakland for L.A. & how the city still lives in him
Fatherhood, grief, growth, and independence
“Big Bryce Son” film and its mission
The positive side of hustle — how to uplift the culture
Plus — Rapid Fire Slaps, “This Week’s Slaps,” and a live performance from Bryce to close out the show.
Drop what YOU’RE slappin’ with #WhatImSlappin.
Subscribe, comment, and tap in weekly for real conversations where music meets community.
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By What I’m SlappinIn this episode, hosts Bort and Marcus Peters (Juice) sit down with Bryce Savoy — rapper, filmmaker, founder of The Black Neighborhood, creator of Neighborhood Diamonds, and a proud son of Oakland carrying purpose and positivity everywhere he goes.
Bryce takes us through his journey from the Town to D.C. to L.A., breaking down how each place shaped his artistry, his identity, and his drive to build community through music and storytelling.
This episode explores:
Bryce’s early start & the role his parents played
The meaning behind Neighborhood Diamond
His time at Howard University
Stepping fully into filmmaking & the creative parallels with music
Leaving Oakland for L.A. & how the city still lives in him
Fatherhood, grief, growth, and independence
“Big Bryce Son” film and its mission
The positive side of hustle — how to uplift the culture
Plus — Rapid Fire Slaps, “This Week’s Slaps,” and a live performance from Bryce to close out the show.
Drop what YOU’RE slappin’ with #WhatImSlappin.
Subscribe, comment, and tap in weekly for real conversations where music meets community.