Growth Is Competitive: Recent Episodes
Jakai Wilson
You know what you're passionate about but unsure of your purpose. Your competitive spirit can help. Compete with yourself to be a better person every day and discover your WHY. Allow your competitive spirit to guide you to be a better person. Lace'em up, let's run towards growth.
In this installment, Egavas invites guest artist OB Mostwvnted to delve into a discussion about astrology signs and identify the least favorable ones. OB opens up about his studio experience, likening it to therapy, especially as he reflects on his recent past relationship. Brianna also explores OB's toxic trait in the conversation. Tune in for the insightful exchange
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In this episode, Brianna, aka Egavas, engages in a conversation with Jada Kiss, an adult dancer and music artist. They delve into Jada Kiss's early start in dancing and the reasons behind her involvement. Their discussion extends to Jada Kiss's upbringing, touching on her adoption and the loss of her adoptive mother. They also shed light on Jada Kiss's past relationships, highlighting the detrimental effects of verbal abuse. Tune in to hear their insightful conversation.
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Welcome back! Egavas returns with a fresh episode joined by guest, Lex bubble up. This episode covers everything from getting to know the artist with some questions to the classic 'What would you compare your privates to?' query. What's more, in a first for the show, the guest hands Egavas his phone to share some X-rated content. Tune in immediately
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Brianna, also known as Egavas, returns with a new episode of Savage Talk. In this episode, she features the artist Touchiinmoneyo. Egavas begins by introducing Touchiinmoneyo to the audience, delving into topics such as finding inspiration while incarcerated and determining when it's appropriate to pay for a performance. As the conversation unfolds, Egavas takes it up a notch by posing some provocative questions that viewers have been eagerly anticipating. These include inquiries about unconventional intimate experiences, the "f*ck, marry, or kill" game, and what is considered an appropriate amount of money to spend on a first date. Enjoy!
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In this episode, Brianna is joined by the talented female artist, Slim Bundy. Together, they explore the origin of her unique name, discuss the best zodiac signs for dating, share insights on nail color choices, and engage in a candid conversation about the world of sex toys, among many other intriguing topics. Welcome to a captivating and insightful episode of Savage Talk!
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Duke 203, takes a moment to delve into the inspiration behind his track titled "Bad Thang." In a candid conversation, he reveals that he intentionally chose this title with the hope that women who listen to the song would feel empowered and inspired to hit the dance floor and shake their butt. For Duke 203, the essence of the music lies in the celebration of femininity, with a desire to uplift and encourage women through the infectious beat and lyrics of "Bad Thang."
As the conversation unfolds, Duke 203 shifts gears to share some insights on smoking etiquette. Drawing from personal experiences, he humorously advises against being the person who selfishly clings to the blunt for an extended two-minute interval during a smoking session with friends. This light-hearted commentary reflects his down-to-earth nature and relatable perspective on social interactions.
The artist's authenticity shines through as he emphasizes the importance of considerate behavior, even in the seemingly casual setting of a smoke session. Duke 203's words carry a touch of wisdom, suggesting that simple acts of courtesy can contribute to positive vibes and shared enjoyment among friends.
In discussing potential collaborations, Duke 203 expresses his admiration for Sexxy Red, recognizing her ratchet ability to bring an element to the music that he, as a man, may not naturally embody. He envisions her contribution as a powerful addition to "Bad Thang," enhancing its depth and appeal.
In essence, Duke 203's conversation not only unveils the creative motivations behind "Bad Thang" but also offers a glimpse into his values as an artist. Through his music and interactions, he aspires to empower, entertain, and foster connections within the diverse tapestry of his audience.
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This week, the CMC gang has exciting updates to share regarding the show's recent changes. First and foremost, they introduce their new producer, Uriah, who has joined the team. Additionally, they have a talented musical guest, Qine, to look forward to.
During the episode, Montana and Brianna take the opportunity to dive into Uriah's backstory, exploring his roots and where he hails from. This personal touch provides listeners with a glimpse into the unique perspectives and experiences that Uriah brings to the show, adding depth to the conversation.
In the course of the episode, the hosts address any misconceptions or rumors that may be circulating about the show. By openly discussing these misconceptions, they aim to provide clarity and transparency to their audience, reinforcing their commitment to delivering an authentic and informative experience.
Listeners are encouraged to tune in to this episode, not only to learn more about the new additions to the team but also to engage with the thoughtful discussions and intriguing insights that the CMC gang consistently offers. This promises to be an episode that provides fresh perspectives, introduces new voices, and keeps the audience engaged and entertained. Don't miss it!
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In this particular episode, the CMC squad marked a significant milestone by featuring their very first out-of-state guest on the show, Mack HD, a notable producer hailing from New York. Montana and Brianna graciously introduced Mack and engaged in an insightful conversation centered around optimizing song promotion. Mack generously imparted wisdom to Connecticut artists, highlighting a pivotal point: Instead of fixating on videos, channel your resources into elevating the audio quality and executing a comprehensive marketing strategy. Only when the audio has gained substantial traction should the thought of crafting a video enter the equation. This wouldn't be CMC if the conversation didn't make a left turn, but you'll have to listen to see how left the convo went.
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In this episode, the entire CMC squad is assembled and eager to deliver an outstanding show. Montana and Brianna are joined by special guest artist Dean Frost. During the conversation, Dean Frost delves into his unique music style, which he describes as alternative rap. He also shares captivating stories about his journey, including how he crossed paths with Logic and had the opportunity to freestyle alongside him.
Dean Frost opens up about his personal experiences, such as his adoption and his origin in Lithuania. In the spirit of CMC's signature style, Montana poses some intriguing questions, asking Dean Frost about his preferences when it comes to connecting with women and how he would approach someone at a club.
The episode takes a candid turn as Dean Frost recounts his first and last visit to a strip club, offering a glimpse into his life and experiences. There's much more to uncover, so be sure to tune in!
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In this exciting episode, Montana and Brianna had the pleasure of hosting the talented artist known as HelloJalen. They were joined by the producer Jakai. Once the introductions were out of the way, the conversation dived straight into the intriguing origins of HelloJalen's moniker, "Ferry," and how his musical style sets him apart from his peers. Montana didn't hold back, asking thought-provoking questions based on HelloJalen's Instagram posts. Brianna, true to her inquisitive nature, never hesitated to steer the conversation back on track whenever she felt HelloJalen was veering off topic. This episode was nothing short of epic. Tune in now; you won't want to miss a minute of it!
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In this episode, Montana and Brianna had originally planned to have the up-and-coming artist JayRock Jax as their guest. Unfortunately, he couldn't make it. Nevertheless, the dynamic duo demonstrated their expertise by seamlessly carrying on with the show. They were joined by the producer Jakai. They delved into various topics, including the departure of their previous co-host, their personal preferences when it comes to music genres, and even ventured into the intriguing world of swinging. This is an episode you definitely won't want to overlook.
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In this episode, Montana introduces a new co-host, Brianna, who is known for her viral clips from her show "Savage Talk." Joining them is the producer, Jakai. Together, they delve into a discussion on the influence of women in music, exploring whether it's truly a women-dominated era in hip-hop. They also question the status of R&B in today's music landscape, examining the power of lyrics in shaping the experiences of music listeners and pondering if this is the sole method for building a devoted fan base.
Furthermore, they engage in a dialogue about the advantages and disadvantages of artists choosing independence versus signing with a major record label. This episode serves as an engaging icebreaker, allowing viewers to get to know Brianna as she joins the show.
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The Essence - Here Now is a soft release only available on youtube and Pop Out Artist
The group consists of Austin known as Auspiddit, and Jakai
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The Essence - Dummin It is a soft release only available on youtube and Pop Out Artist
The group consists of Austin known as Auspiddit, and Jakai
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In this week's episode, Montana and Jakai delve into various intriguing topics. They kick things off by discussing Jakai's recent stand-up comedy special and the exciting opportunities now available to comedians courtesy of Pop Out Artist. The duo also takes a closer look at the comedy scene in Connecticut, exploring both its strengths and weaknesses.
They dive into the positives and negatives of showcasing one's personality online, questioning whether the vulnerability that comes with being an artist is truly worthwhile. Additionally, they engage in a lively discussion about a "Dummin" dance battle, revealing who will emerge victorious.
To top it all off, the episode features a special sneak peek of a potential upcoming song release. You won't want to miss this exciting installment!
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In the debut episode of "Boss Up Conversations," Jakai returns to his role as the host, engaging with captivating individuals. This installment puts the spotlight on Arvia Few, a Certified Match Maker who is dedicated to aiding young black individuals in discovering financial independence and the joys of meaningful companionship. Arvia enters the scene with fervor, asserting that the rising percentage of unmarried black individuals constitutes a paramount civil rights concern in the contemporary era. This is an episode that holds immense significance and shouldn't be overlooked
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During this week, Montana takes the reins as his co-host Chassity is absent. Nevertheless, he is accompanied by Producer Jakai, and together they delve into a wide array of topics. These discussions range from insights on getting showcased on the program to exploring the concept of establishing a music award show. Don't miss out—be sure to tune in!
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Montana and Chassity are joined by the incredibly talented artist, SHOWLY. Together, they dive into a conversation that offers listeners a glimpse into the dynamic world of an artist on the rise.
One fascinating topic that arises is the art of monetizing freestyles. SHOWLY opens up about his approach and clears the record on what a freestyle mean. The conversation also tackles the concept of gatekeepers within the music industry. SHOWLY shares his thoughts on breaking down barriers and challenging the status quo, highlighting the importance of inclusivity and providing opportunities for emerging artists who may not conform to established norms. His experiences shed light on the evolving landscape of music, where artists like SHOWLY are pushing boundaries and reshaping the industry's traditional power dynamics.
SHOWLY's recent experiences while on tour has garnered him valuable insight. For listeners who crave genuine insights and unfiltered stories from the music realm, this episode promises an enriching experience. Tune in to gain a deeper appreciation for the dedication, innovation, and creativity that artists like SHOWLY bring to their craft, as well as to gain a fresh perspective on the evolving landscape of the music industry.
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ShakeDwn discusses his song "Bait" and his perspective on being a rapper versus an artist. He explains that mainstream is the top of the industry, and he considers an artist someone who can perform on any beat. He believes that people may skip his song if they don't relate to it or don't think it's good. However, he feels that the song is lit and makes people want to dance. Shakedwn shares his experience performing the song at a club and seeing people from New York dancing to it. He also talks about the personal reasons behind his decision to grow dreadlocks and the influence of a friend who passed away. Shakedwn reflects on the Connecticut sound and how it is influenced by being in between New York, Philly, Baltimore, and Jersey. He believes that people should listen to his song because it has energy and can be enjoyed while doing various activities.
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This week in an exciting and eventful episode, Montana and Chassity take the reins to welcome the talented artist, Daykwion. They are also Joined by the producer Jakai.
One of the highlights of the interview is when Daykwion opens up about a past fallout with fellow artist Snowsa. The hosts tactfully navigate this sensitive subject, allowing Daykwion to share his perspective, personal growth, and any lessons learned from the experience.
Another significant point of discussion is the issue of artists having to pay to perform. This hot topic sparks a passionate debate between the guest and the hosts. Daykwion provides a unique viewpoint, shedding light on the challenges emerging artists face in gaining exposure and recognition, while also questioning the ethics of pay-to-play arrangements in the music world full of predatory tactics.
So, don't miss out on this exhilarating and informative episode where talents converge, perspectives clash, and the love for music unites everyone under the shared passion for the arts. Tune in now
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In "Start Off Slow," Chess LV eloquently draws an analogy between his song and the fiery intensity of habanero wings. It's a track that bursts forth with passion and energy, yet he emphasizes the importance of taking his time, savoring every moment, and carefully considering his moves, much like the strategic game of chess.
The artist intriguingly relates life to a game of chess, wherein every decision and action is akin to a move on the board. According to Chess LV, the consequences and outcomes in life are a direct reflection of these moves, whether taken or not. This profound perspective urges individuals to take responsibility for their actions, embracing the notion that we are architects of our own destiny.
For aspiring artists, Chess LV imparts invaluable advice: pursuing a career in music demands unwavering dedication and commitment. It can't be treated as a mere hobby but must be approached with the seriousness and focus of a true passion. Just like in chess, where strategic dedication is necessary for victory, artists must fully immerse themselves in their craft and be prepared to invest time, effort, and heart into their musical journey.
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Mike Coombz, a rapper formally known as MF. Coombz, discusses his journey in the music industry and the decision to change his stage name. He explains that he wants to establish his own identity and not be associated with MF. Doom. Coombz shares his song "Who Taking Over" and explains that it explores the persona he would have if he were rich and famous. He reflects on his independent mindset and the importance of taking initiative in pursuing opportunities. Despite feeling miserable at times, Coombz is motivated to continue his music career and make a name for himself as Mike Coombz.
As he continues to develop as an artist and navigate the ever-changing music landscape, Mike Coombz's journey serves as a testament to the importance of authenticity, perseverance, and the drive to make a name for oneself in the competitive music industry. By staying true to his artistic vision and pushing forward with determination.
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La Mas Mala shares her personal experiences with bullying and how she turned them into motivation for her music. She discusses the doubts she faced from others about her musical aspirations but emphasizes her success and passion for the industry. La Mas Mala advises listeners to pursue their passions effortlessly and recommends self-love and introspection as keys to finding happiness. She encourages individuals to face their feelings and solve their problems rather than hiding behind social media. Ultimately, she emphasizes personal responsibility and the importance of self-reflection.
Comparte sus experiencias personales con el acoso escolar y cómo lo convirtió en motivación para su música. Ella habla sobre las dudas que enfrentó de otros sobre sus aspiraciones musicales, pero enfatiza su éxito y pasión por la industria. La Mas Mala aconseja a los oyentes que persigan sus pasiones sin esfuerzo y recomienda el amor propio y la introspección como claves para encontrar la felicidad. Alienta a las personas a enfrentar sus sentimientos y resolver sus problemas en lugar de esconderse detrás de las redes sociales. En última instancia, enfatiza la responsabilidad personal y la importancia de la autorreflexión.
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In this episode, Montana and Chassity dive into the the Pop Out Cypher Vol.3. Their conversation sparks with enthusiasm as they explore the performances by a stellar lineup of rap talents, including Skeezy, Lil-Blizzy, Nick Rose, Auspiddit, Danny Aro, and Elwood.
With insightful commentary, Montana and Chassity expand their discussion beyond the individual verses, engaging in a riveting analysis of the entire cypher. They deliberate upon the merits of Pop Out Cypher Vol.3 in comparison to its predecessors, dissecting the stylistic nuances, lyrical prowess, and overall impact of each installment. Through their engaging banter, they provide a comprehensive ranking of the three volumes, evaluating the growth and evolution of the cypher series.
Montana and Chassity proceed to shift gears and delve into another thrilling event on the music scene—the highly anticipated Crunch Time music festival. They eagerly discuss the lineup of exceptional artists scheduled to perform.
As the episode reaches its end, Montana and Chassity conclude with their signature segment, "Run It Back." This segment serves as a powerful platform to spotlight individuals or phenomena that deserve greater recognition. With genuine enthusiasm, they shine a well-deserved spotlight on a person, song, or moment in the music industry that demands more attention, encouraging their audience to tune in and discover hidden gems.
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In this episode of the Connecticut music culture show, Mr. Montana is joined by Producer Scoops and JayR. to discuss the local music scene. They introduce themselves and their roles in curating the culture. Mr. Montana poses a hot seat question to the guests, asking them to choose two artists from Connecticut to sign to a label.
The conversation then shifts to the Connecticut sound and the type of music artists are making. Producer Scoops and Jr. agree that Connecticut doesn't have a specific sound, which is an advantage as artists are not copying each other and are free to make whatever type of music they want. They also acknowledge the existence of "dumbing out music" in Connecticut, but believe it needs to expand beyond Hartford to reach a wider audience.
The guests give advice to artists on how to make it in the industry, including investing in marketing and not limiting themselves to certain platforms. Overall, the episode showcases the diverse talent in Connecticut's music scene and the crucial role of curators in connecting artists with producers and videographers.
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Dante Tweaks talks about his and lifestyle. He expressed his love for luxury cars and the importance of being rich, not just in terms of money but also in terms of love and generosity. Dante Tweaks credits his mentor for changing his thought process about the music industry and teaching him to think wider. He discusses the importance of confidence and body positivity for women, regardless of their size. Additionally, the conversation touches on the idea of being oneself unfiltered and not worrying about reactions.
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Monee SQ, a talented drill rapper hailing from Connecticut, prides himself on his solitary nature and a penchant for staying out of other people's affairs. In his lyrics, he often delves into his personal experiences, making it clear that authenticity is the core essence of his music. If a story or situation isn't derived from his own firsthand encounters, it is likely an astute observation of the world around him.
The Connecticut-based artist has cultivated says he has learned the art of crafting music that resonates with his listeners on a profound level. Each lyric, each beat is meticulously constructed with the intention of establishing a connection with his audience, allowing them to find solace, relatability, or empowerment in his artistry.
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Danny Aro, a budding star in the music industry, generously opens up about his personal experiences and the intricate creative process that fueled his mesmerizing composition, "Watch Me Die"
With introspective lyrics that resonate deeply with listeners, Danny Aro unveils the raw emotions and personal encounters that gave birth to the captivating masterpiece, "Watch Me Die." Through his candid storytelling, he offers an intimate glimpse into the highs and lows he has encountered on his path, crafting a truly relatable piece of art that strikes a chord with anyone who has experienced similar trials and tribulations.
Intriguingly, Danny Aro likens the essence of "Watch Me Die" to the tantalizing allure of candy Sour Straws, capturing the contrasting flavors of sweetness and acidity that mirror the complexities of life. As he playfully renames the song "Titanic," he invites us to explore the depths of its metaphorical ocean, where emotions collide and turmoil unfolds
Danny Aro sheds light on a commonly underestimated phenomenon: the theft of one's energy. In his candid expression, he highlights the tendency for people to overlook the impact that others can have on sapping our vital life force. Through his insights, he invites us to recognize the subtle ways in which our energy can be taken away without our conscious awareness.
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MF Coombz often finds himself grappling with the morning, which proves to be the most challenging part of his day. During those early hours, he experiences a profound sense of being lost, unsure of himself and the direction his life is taking. However, it is within this vulnerable state that he discovers solace through his music—an emotional release that allows him to navigate through the turmoil.
MF Coombz confesses that he didn't craft the song with an audience in mind, but rather as a deeply personal reflection of his inner struggles. This raw expression of his emotions becomes a means for him to confront and conquer his own demons. Music becomes the language through which MF Coombz pours out his heart, finding comfort and understanding within the creative process. It becomes an outlet, a conduit for his thoughts and feelings, where the weight of the world temporarily lifts from his shoulders.
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WhoCamille Blesses us with her captivating track "NO WYD," a song that holds a meaning relatable to all. The acronym "WYD" commonly represents "What you doing," and Camille candidly shares her weariness of receiving such a text without any significant reason behind it, such as an exciting event or a memorable experience to celebrate.
Furthermore, WhoCamille reveals her deliberate inclusion of Tracy McGrady, a prominent figure from the world of basketball, in one of her bars. This decision stems from her desire to engage her male demographic and maintain their attention throughout her song. By incorporating a reference that appeals to this particular audience, she demonstrates her versatility and understanding of a diverse fanbase.
Beyond her musical endeavors, Camille aspires for her listeners to perceive her as sensible, catchy, quick on her feet, and someone who consistently makes better choices. She strives to be a positive influence in the industry, using her music to inspire and uplift others. Through her art, she encourages her audience to share her message NO WYD and spread the word, creating a ripple effect of positivity and empowerment.
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DayumJaylee is filled with deep gratitude for the immense joy her friends and family bring into her life. She cherishes the priceless moments shared with loved ones and recognizes them as valuable treasures that enrich her journey. Alongside the love and support from her inner circle, she acknowledges the blessings bestowed upon her by a higher power. She appreciates the doors that God has opened, leading her to new opportunities and experiences.
In navigating her path to success, DayumJaylee emphasizes the importance of staying in her own lane. Recognizing the uniqueness of her journey, she understands the significance of focusing on her personal growth and artistic development. By staying true to herself and her vision, she maintains authenticity in her craft, creating a genuine connection with her audience.
As a testament to her supportive nature, DayumJaylee extends her love and admiration to fellow artists. She believes in the power of unity within the creative community and actively shows her support by engaging with their content. From liking and commenting on their work to reposting their creations, she aims to uplift and inspire her peers. Furthermore, she seeks meaningful connections and collaboration opportunities, fostering a spirit of collaboration and mutual growth.
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Unruly Paul mesmerizes us with his latest musical creation titled "Unforbidden Love." He delves deep into the clandestine world of human connections and reveals the hidden significance behind a concept known as the "sneaky link."
Unruly Paul's artistic prowess shines brightly as he paints a vivid picture of the complexities of modern relationships. In a world where privacy is often compromised and personal matters are laid bare for all to see, the notion of a "sneaky link" becomes a beacon of secrecy and intimacy.
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In this week's episode, Montana and Chassity extend an invitation to L3xxington to join them on the show. Together, they delve into the topic of thriving cities for artists in Connecticut, exploring the influence of songwriters and their impact on fellow artists. Additionally, L3xxington takes the opportunity to unveil her upcoming musical endeavors.
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Wo Bandz gives us an exclusive taste into his high energy, exciting song called "Slide" In addition to his music, Wo Bandz also shared some advice for anyone struggling with happiness. He emphasized the importance of finding a hobby or activity that can consume your time and help you escape from negative thoughts and worries. According to Wo Bandz, when you have too much free time and nothing to do, it can be easy to get lost in your own thoughts and let negativity take over. By finding a hobby or passion, you can redirect your energy and focus on something positive and fulfilling.
Overall, Wo Bandz is a talented artist who is making a name for himself in the music industry. Through his music and his words of wisdom, he is inspiring others to stay true to themselves and find happiness in their own lives.
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Montana and Chassity had the pleasure of welcoming a special guest, Christian Kennedy, a rising star in the music industry. Christian has been making waves on major platforms like 105.1 and has already achieved significant success with his hit single "M&M," which has garnered over half a million views and streams.
The conversation during the show revolved around several interesting topics. One of the key areas of discussion was the role of drugs in the music industry. nother topic that garnered attention was the importance of marketing in expanding reach. Montana and Chassity probed Christian on his marketing strategy and how he has managed to create a strong brand identity.
The conversation ended with a discussion on what's next for Christian Kennedy. Montana and Chassity were keen to learn about his upcoming projects and the direction he plans to take his music in. Christian teased about the number of projects he will release this year.
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ACG unveiled his latest hit single titled "We Don't Want to Go Home." As the conversation took a light-hearted turn, ACG playfully shared that he enjoys a drink or two, injecting a humorous anecdote into the mix. Tongue-in-cheek, he proclaimed that his song was specifically crafted for those who yearn to revel in the moment and embrace the euphoria of a joyous celebration.
However, beyond the playful banter, ACG also shared his insightful perspective on what distinguishes a truly exceptional song. According to him, the key ingredient lies in a captivating and infectious hook that has the power to captivate listeners from the very first note. ACG firmly believes that a well-crafted and catchy hook serves as the backbone of any remarkable composition, effortlessly drawing people in and leaving a lasting impression on their hearts and minds.
ACG's contagious enthusiasm is evident not only in his music but also in his overall demeanor. He radiates an aura of pure positivity and possesses an unwavering dedication to spreading the infectious spirit of celebration far and wide. With his lively performances and catchy tunes, ACG aims to transcend barriers, bringing people together to create a collective experience of unadulterated joy and unbridled fun.
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Montana and Chastity graciously invited Jah, a prominent figure from Soul Food Sundays, to engage in an insightful discussion regarding the significance of rebranding, the prevailing condition of Connecticut's streetwear scene, and an eagerly anticipated announcement shared exclusively by Jah.
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GoGo eagerly expresses that his track "Bubblin" is a direct result of his music gaining significant traction and momentum. He enthusiastically notes that the way people perceive him and their energy towards him has noticeably shifted. This newfound attention has prompted him to reflect on the various forms of support he has received.
According to GoGo, support can manifest in several ways, ranging from streaming his music and attending his shows to purchasing merchandise and capturing moments with him through photographs. He emphasizes that support does not have to adhere to any specific criteria and that he genuinely appreciates any effort made to highlight his musical endeavors. He believes that any gesture, big or small, contributes to showcasing what he is accomplishing in the realm of music.
Expanding on the essence of his song "Bubblin," GoGo describes it as exuding a sophisticated and alluring vibe, perfectly suited for indulgent experiences like a romantic steak dinner or a night out with a significant other. The song's allure lies in its ability to enhance these moments, evoking a grown and sexy atmosphere that elevates the overall experience.
GoGo further clarifies his perspective on his music, likening it to butter. He explains that his music serves as a constant presence, similar to butter being ever-present, yet it does not necessarily demand the spotlight. Much like how butter can be incorporated into various dishes, his music seamlessly blends with different aspects of life without always being the central focus. In this analogy, GoGo highlights the versatility of his music, as it can complement and enhance various experiences.
Continuing with his explanation, GoGo characterizes his music as something that evokes positive emotions and allows people to thoroughly enjoy whatever they are doing. Whether listeners are engaged in mundane tasks or engaging in special moments, GoGo's music aims to uplift spirits and create an atmosphere of joy and contentment. Through this perspective, GoGo seeks to bring positivity and pleasure to his audience, making his music a soundtrack to their lives.
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Sinclair Lewis, introduces himself to the world with an air of confidence and a sense of purpose. He urges his listeners to give his music a chance and suggests that nobody can remain hidden forever, as the world is in a constant state of change. Speaking to himself, he strives to motivate himself to create music that will eventually take center stage. He acknowledges the importance of his family and their unwavering support in his journey towards success.
In addition to his personal motivations, Sinclair Lewis expresses his beliefs about the importance of personal growth and societal improvement. He suggests that true wealth lies not in material possessions but in spiritual enrichment, encouraging listeners to prioritize personal development. He also notes that he is not religious in the traditional sense, but rather believes in the power of energy and frequencies. Instead of praying for his own needs, he prefers to direct his energy towards helping others.
Furthermore, Sinclair Lewis touches upon the topic of ignorance and stupidity, noting that while people may be ignorant to certain things, there is no excuse for acting stupidly once they are aware of the truth. In his song "Smell Me," he delves into this concept and encourages listeners to reflect on their actions and decisions.
Overall, Sinclair Lewis exudes a sense of passion and determination towards both his music and his personal growth. Through his lyrics and beliefs, he hopes to inspire others to strive for betterment in all aspects of life.
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In this episode Chastity and Montana engaged in a discussion about the importance of rankings in the industry. Chastity expressed her belief that rankings hold significant value as they indicate what the audience is responding to and the level of engagement that the music is receiving. She went on to explain that this information is useful for understanding the market and for identifying trends that may be relevant for future releases.
The conversation then shifted towards the role of DJs in the industry, including radio DJs, party DJs, and wedding DJs. Chastity and Montana explored the various responsibilities that DJs have, including the promotion of artists both locally and in other towns. They discussed how DJs can be influential in helping to spread the word about new artists, and how their playlists can help to shape the musical landscape.
However, the conversation also touched upon some of the negative aspects of the music industry, particularly the prevalence of trolling. Chastity and Montana discussed the pros and cons of trolling, acknowledging that while it can be harmful and hurtful to artists, it can also generate buzz and publicity. They went on to discuss how some artists have embraced trolling as a way to generate attention and build their brand, while others have been negatively impacted by it. Overall, the conversation shed light on some of the complexities and nuances of the music industry and the various factors that can influence an artist's success.
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Lil-Blizzy delivers a powerful message about the dangers of drug use and the adverse effects it can have on one's physical health. He also draws a parallel between drug use and Brazilian butt lifts, which can have similar consequences on the body. Lil-Blizzy's candor in discussing these topics is commendable, as it highlights the importance of having open and honest conversations about sensitive issues.
Furthermore, Lil-Blizzy emphasizes the significance of exercising common sense and being aware of the potential consequences of one's actions. This is particularly relevant in the context of drug use and plastic surgery, where the desire for immediate gratification can sometimes cloud judgment and lead to regrettable outcomes. By highlighting the importance of personal responsibility, Lil-Blizzy empowers his listeners to make informed decisions about their own health and well-being.
Finally, Lil-Blizzy clarifies a misconception by stating that he never claimed to prefer women with a specific body type. He appreciates and values women of all shapes and sizes, as long as they have a melanated complexion. This statement celebrates diversity and promotes inclusivity, which are essential values in today's society. Lil-Blizzy's message is a reminder to embrace individual differences and reject harmful stereotypes. Especially when it comes to his women!
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Jax is shedding light on the harsh reality of the music industry, where many talented artists struggle to gain recognition and achieve success. He talks about how people come forward to support artists, but unfortunately, many don't follow through with their promises. Jax emphasizes that in order to succeed, one must be willing to take risks, have a strong work ethic, and stay focused on the task at hand.
To cope with the emotional and mental strain that comes with the industry, Jax suggests engaging in activities that help alleviate stress and maintain a healthy mindset. He enjoys writing music when he needs a break from everything else.
During his conversation, Jax also mentions a terrifying experience where he found himself in a dangerous situation with individuals who attempted to harm him over a trivial matter.
As the title of his song, "Let's Be Honest," suggests, Jax believes in the importance of honesty, particularly with oneself. He recognizes that not everyone is living a life on the streets, and it's essential to stay true to oneself and not conform to stereotypes or societal pressures.
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LetOutThePressure proudly shares that he created his song within five to ten minutes despite experiencing writer's block. He acknowledges that the feat is something to be proud of, and encourages others to surround themselves with supportive people who will help them reach their goals.
The conversation also delves into the topic of loyalty in relationships, with LetOutThePressure sharing his thoughts on how to ensure a partner's loyalty. He emphasizes the importance of communication and trust in building a strong and loyal relationship.
Additionally, LetOutThePressure offers advice to those who struggle to express themselves. He suggests taking a break and giving yourself a few moments to gather your thoughts before responding to a question. By taking the time to consider your response, you can articulate yourself more effectively.
Overall, LetOutThePressure's insights offer valuable guidance on creativity, relationships, and effective communication.
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In this episode, Montana and Chassity delve into a detailed review of Anoyd's eighth album, Paranoid, which was recently released. The album consists of seven tracks, all without any features, and has already spawned two videos - Auburn and Most Dangerous. Montana and Chassity express their favorite tracks from the album, which include Himmy Fallon, Reset, Bandaid, and Most Dangerous. They both agree that the album is impressive and enjoyable to listen to, with no skippable tracks.
After discussing the album, the conversation shifts towards the upcoming Truss the Night event, which is set to take place in Central Square, Waterbury, Connecticut. Montana and Chassity discuss the list of performers on the docket, including Nixon, KBG, Frank, Myth, Trey Tuck, and East Lane Donte. The hosts speculate about which artists would likely draw the biggest crowd at the event.
Towards the end of the episode, Montana and Chassity steer the conversation towards comedy and music, using Lil Dicky as an example of the subgenre that merges the two. They discuss how this type of music has become an incredibly profitable and successful way to showcase one's talents, and they offer a prayer for Lil Dicky and his "little dick." Overall, the episode provides listeners with an in-depth and entertaining analysis of the latest music and upcoming events in Connecticut
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In this episode, Doss opens up about his personal thoughts regarding his friends' support for his music. He expresses concern that his friends may only be supporting his music because of their friendship, without considering his mental well-being during times of struggle. He reflects on his past belief that he would have started a family by the age of 30, but now as he approaches that age, he is more focused on chasing his musical dreams, even if it means moving to Miami.
For Doss, achieving financial freedom is paramount, as it would allow him to be present for unexpected opportunities without being constrained by a job and a rigid schedule. He shares his opinion that today's relationships often begin on social media rather than building a solid foundation based on values, and he warns against fake promotional pages that target vulnerable artists and charge them for services they do not need.
Overall, Doss provides a candid insight into his personal life and sheds light on important issues affecting artists in the music industry, including the need for genuine support and the pursuit of financial independence.
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Griff2ThGuap, shared a few interesting anecdotes about his life. He recalled how on the television show Real Husbands of Hollywood, people used to refer to others as "mitches" instead of the more commonly known derogatory term "bitches." Moving on to his music career, Griff2ThGuap expressed that he has not yet made any significant money off of it despite his hard work and dedication.
In a moment of nostalgia, Griff2ThGuap reminisced about his favorite video game from his childhood, NBA Live 2003. He explained how the game represented his experiences growing up and how it brought him joy during challenging times.
When the topic of pizza was brought up, Griff2ThGuap couldn't hold back his passionate distaste for Dominoes and Papa John's pizza. He claimed that he would only resort to eating them out of desperation and that they were nowhere near the level of quality that he desired in his pizza. His opinion was delivered with a fervent conviction that left no doubt as to his dislike for these fast-food pizza chains.
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In this episode, the team delve into the important topic of gender equality in the music industry. They highlight the need to increase the number of female producers, engineers, and songwriters in the industry, and they mention TuneCore, a digital distribution platform for artists, as well as the third annual Be the Change Equality Study, which was attended by Andrea Gleason, the CEO of TuneCore.
The team also touch on the issue of representation, noting that when they think of gender equality and music, they often think of female rappers. They stress the importance of intentional hiring of female professionals in the music industry, including producers, engineers, photographers, and videographers, as a means of reducing the gender gap.
Chastity brings up the issue of sexual harassment in the music industry, highlighting the fact that men often take advantage of women and make inappropriate advances. She advises women in such situations to stand up for themselves and put their foot down.
Moving on, the team discuss a new program introduced by Meta (formerly Facebook) that allows users to pay for a blue check mark on their accounts on Facebook and Instagram, giving them access to exclusive features and extra protection. They explore what impact this new paid feature may have on music artists.
Finally, they talk about effective communication in the music industry and how to reach out to platforms, artists, and creatives for collaboration or services. They share their insights on the right approach and what doesn't work in this regard.
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Capo Dz, a rapper with an insatiable thirst for wealth, confesses that he's drawn to money like a magnet. Despite being a money-driven individual, he acknowledges that his upbringing was characterized by strict parental guidance, especially when it came to the kind of movies he watched. His mom's conservatism with movie ratings left him no choice but to sneakily watch PG-13 movies with his father.
In explaining the title of his latest song, 'Growth', Capo Dz reveals that it's an ode to his established sound as a rapper. He recognizes that his music has evolved significantly since he first began his journey, and he's proud of how far he has come. His newfound creativity and musical depth are a testament to his growth as an artist.
Capo Dz encourages his listeners to check out 'Growth' if they want to hear something that will challenge and stimulate their minds. With his unique lyrical style and captivating beats, Capo Dz promises to deliver an experience that is both fresh and exciting. The song is a testament to his artistic prowess and dedication to his craft.
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Auspiddit shares his thoughts on the experience of being a woman in today's society, where the retail industry is saturated with sexualized images of women. This hyper-sexualization has created a culture that glorifies certain behaviors deemed "whorish," which the artist finds concerning.
In addition, Auspiddit speaks about reaching out to those who have experienced trauma in their lives. He recognizes the strength and beauty that can come from those who have endured tragic experiences. However, he also acknowledges the difficulties that come with trying to connect with someone who has been hurt and may struggle to open up and trust again. He shares his own struggles in trying to form a relationship with someone who has experienced trauma, highlighting the importance of patience and understanding.
Ultimately, Auspiddit encourages listeners to tune in to the song, as it serves to bring unity and promote a change in perspective. Through his music, he hopes to inspire his audience to be more empathetic and compassionate towards others, particularly those who have faced adversity in their lives.
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In this particular episode, G Baby Leek shares with the audience his personal life experiences and the choices he has made to live life on his terms. The central theme revolves around the notion of taking risks and making bold choices, even in the face of uncertainty and unpredictability.
Throughout the episode, G Baby Leek reflects on his successes and the various challenges that he has encountered along the way. He talks about the various ways in which people have responded to his progress, both positively and negatively. Some have been supportive, while others have been skeptical or dismissive of his achievements.
Despite the obstacles he has faced, G Baby Leek has remained steadfast in his determination to pursue his dreams and create the life he wants for himself. He recognizes that there are no guarantees in life, but he believes that taking risks and embracing uncertainty are essential ingredients for success and personal fulfillment.
Overall, the episode offers valuable insights into the mindset of someone who has made the bold decision to pursue their passions and chart their own path in life. It encourages viewers to reflect on their own goals and aspirations and to consider taking similar risks in their own lives in pursuit of their dreams.
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We are embarking on a groundbreaking endeavor in Connecticut with our never-before-seen cypher series. This is a significant development for our state, which is often overshadowed by the larger metropolitan areas of New York and Boston. Despite this, we are gradually establishing a platform that all artists from Connecticut and the surrounding regions can take pride in.
We are thrilled to present the inaugural edition of the Pop Out Cypher! Our lineup includes some of the most outstanding artists, who have come together to deliver an exceptional musical experience over a beat created by the talented Young Ray Beats, who is also a native of Connecticut.
This event promises to be unforgettable, and we urge everyone to be prepared to witness an unparalleled musical experience. We are confident that this unique gathering of talented artists will showcase the immense creativity, passion, and talent that Connecticut has to offer. This event will be a testament to our thriving music scene and its potential for growth and recognition.
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This event is sponsored by Word To Who? A guessing game where players compete to see who can guess the most slang words and phrases from the Baby Boomer, Gen X, Millennial, and Gen Z generations
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Jakai and Montana attended various events in Connecticut and discussed their experiences in this recent conversation. They started by talking about the Press Play event, where four artists and producers went head to head. Hosted by Homi Boy Prince, the event had prizes for the winners, including cash, a studio session, and an interview with Bbo flock. Montana, who is praised as one of the hardest workers in the CT Media game, had attended the event and enjoyed everything about it.
The duo then goes on to talk about the Pop Up Poetry event. The event had featured poets and artists such as Midnight, Supreme Divinity and Fly Ry, who runs a poetry and art platform called @Pohooketry. They also discuss the parking situation in downtown Bridgeport and praise the Soul Food Sunday event, a listening party fashion show thrown by a collective of artists. The event featured a unique runway experience where each song played was accompanied by a different piece of clothing modeled by the models.
Lastly, they talk about the Showly & Friends event and if it compared to the hype. The event was a success in a lot of ways they both agreed. Tune in to get a full recap of these events!
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One thing you will notice is that when MJ Samuels is in a fiery mode, nobody can mess with him. The conversation is informal and uses slang, with MJ Samuels speaking about personal matters and showing a confident attitude.
Mj Samuels reflects on growing up in certain areas and seeing certain things, but still wishing safety for everyone in his neighborhood. He admits to lying in the past but says that he is working on himself. The rapper talks about the importance of respecting women and not crossing any lines. He warns against the dangers of violence in today's culture, where people are quick to resort to guns. The rapper also shares personal experiences of struggling financially and having to shower with a candle due to lack of power in the house. He reflects on his growth and how he has learned to handle problems and debts in a mature way. The conversation highlights the rapper's authenticity and willingness to share personal experiences through his music.
He shares that his mother would go to his school where she worked and ask the lunch ladies for food to bring home. MJ acknowledges that the food they received wasn't always desirable, but it was a necessity. He then briefly mentions his experience with looking at OnlyFans on Reddit but quickly moves on. The rapper introduces a song that is meant for people who need to clear their heads and think about their lives. The song is meant to be relatable to those who have had a lot on their mind.
In this spoken-word like cadence, MJ Samuels questions why people are killing each other when there's no unity amongst them. He talks about how people should be breaking bread with their brothers, but instead, they're fighting themselves in the mirror. Fatherless children are being raised by single mothers, and people are more interested in getting ahead than lending a helping hand. He notes that he's not a killer or a street nigga, but he's been in situations where he's been close to something happening. The lack of unity and the desire for more than what the next person has is why people are killing each other. Samuels encourages people to listen to this song, stating that it's an eye-opener and something that people can sit with and think about.
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Kasi is unique in a lot of ways. In fact he himself says he doesn't really have a genre of music he fits in. Instead he just expresses himself honestly through his musical creations and leave it up to the end listener to take what they need from it. He encourages everyone to sprinkle a little love and peace in their life, and that is all you need to be fine.
He also mentions that he has a spirit guide watching him and protecting him on his journey. He mentions how money isn’t a flex for him and that he doesn’t need to flex because it will come to him until the dollar crashes. Kasi shares his thoughts on the current state of the world, including the introduction of artificial intelligence, and how it can impact our lives. He then goes on to emphasize the importance of having a positive outlook and staying away from activities that could have a negative effect on one’s life, such as excessive drinking.
It is recommended that this song "Beam Of Love" is best suited for activities such as watching a sunset or sunrise, or driving in the sun. It is also suggested that this song is perfect for when someone is feeling down and needs some positive energy. Overall, let this serve as a reminder to everyone that it is important to spread love and peace in their life and that it is possible to make it through even the toughest of times with a little bit of positivity.
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Jakai and Montana are discussing the current landscape of videographers in Connecticut. They both agree that there is a lot of talent in the area, mentioning Esbei Visuals, Tim Bryan, and others. All the videographers mentioned were praised for their craft, such as their attention to detail in their videos. Montana encourages viewers to engage with their content, leave comments, and voice their opinion. as this platform is for everyone.
The conversation emphasizes the importance of investing in a good video, as it can make a song even better, but also stresses that there is still work to be done even after the video is completed, such as promotion and budgeting.
The the conversation switches to focus on the producers and the sound that is taking off in Connecticut. The first person mentioned is Chill Shump, who was recently on Kelly Clarkson. He is a behavior specialist as well as a hip hop producer who teaches kids to make beats with the digital program FL Studio. The other producer mentioned is Diddy Broker, who is not from Connecticut, but has worked with many artists from the state. Diddy Broker recognizes the talent in Connecticut and has been giving beats to many of the artists. Also mention Mike Squires, who was acknowledged for being on his "DJ Khaled" vibes in working with artist producing bangers. The conversation ends with a shout out to all of the artists who are their own producers as well as lay down the vocals.
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Stamped Mundo invites you to listen to his first track fresh out of jail "Back Outside". If you were to ask him he would tell you to eat snow crab legs while listening to this song so you can get the full effect. After spending a significant amount of time behind bars, a person may feel a sense of relief and freedom upon being released. However, Stamped Mundo gives us some insight on 'Special Parol' and how you must be on your P's & Q's because you are still under the DOC's authority.
You can feel a sense of accomplishment for Stamped having made it through his sentence. He describes this song as being a "multi tasking song". The irony; his energy is what's multifaceted, as it represents a new beginning, a sense of freedom, and a chance to rebuild.
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KT From Anthony is an interesting figure. He may be 2 notches above "Humble Flexing". He shares a story how he was recently waiting in line in Stamford when someone recognized him and asked if he was KT. He was surprised, but says his friends had been gassing him up and he was excited to have been recognized. He talks about not trusting anyone and keeping his guard up. He also speaks about how he is loved and admired by many people, especially women, when he's in the club or at parties. KT is proud of his accomplishments and is not afraid to show it. His music is an expression of his emotions and experiences, and serves as a reminder to listeners to stay true to themselves.
This artist makes it clear that he does not want to be associated with Only Fans, instead promoting the free alternatives of Pornhub, Reddit, and Google. He claims that anyone who hears the song will think he is a little crazy, and that the song pairs well with activities such as making TikToks, drinking, barbecuing, and walking your dog. KT is confident that he and his movement don't need the industry to make it. He finishes with encouraging the listeners to keep their heads up during hard times and to remember that there is always someone worse off than them.
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HollHigh expresses confidence in his abilities from the jump, claiming that he is everything people want to be. He is so confident in his abilities that he is not scared of consequences. His attitude is that of someone who is determined to make it despite any obstacles. He is determined to succeed and will not let anything stand in his way.
HollHigh says he will not let anyone take away his pride. He also talks about his music, how he creates unique and original content, and how he wants to be a role model for others. He emphasizes the importance of having integrity and staying true to oneself, while also aiming to make a difference in this world. Ultimately, he encourages everyone to be creative and to pursue their dreams, no matter the obstacles they face.
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Zeven recalls how he used to sell drugs in order to pay for studio time. Despite his mother working three jobs, Zeven was determined to make it and he never asked her for anything because he was so inspired by her hard work. He acknowledges that it was a risk, but it was his way of getting ahead.
He talks about the importance of staying true to oneself and not making the same mistakes as others, and also of delaying gratification. He then goes on to describe his approach to adlibs, which is organic and comes from his ear guiding him. He then speaks of a dream he had of walking on an island with everyone there for him, and a woman to his right who he still does not know, with curly hair and a beautiful body and mind. From that dream is where the title of this song originated.
Zeven's song Catalina has an energy that can be felt. The genre of the song is a thriller, and he hopes that everyone listens to it. He claims to be one of the world's greatest artists. If nothing else, this conversation is a testament to his confidence and his ambition to make it big in the music industry.
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Steff Moneyyy talks about the struggles he's faced in the last year, including losses. He emphasizes the importance of loyalty. He preaches the importance of having a strong support system and of being there for each other. Steff makes a comparison of how he's back like Jordan when he had the flu, referencing his game six against the Jazz.
He also talks about his son and daughter, wanting them to make him proud by going to college and getting a scholarship. He is focused on giving his children more opportunities. The way Steff Moneyyy see's; self-improvement and helping the next generation have more is what life is about.
Steff Moneyyy references his friend Tay who died to gun violence and mentions his loyalty to his borough. He boasts about having the drop on someone, but not wanting them, showing that he is in control and can pick and choose who he dedicates energy to. He then goes on encouraging his listeners to go get a bag and make some money. The overall message is one of ambition and determination, with the rapper showing that he is able to rise above his circumstances and make something of himself.
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Jakai and Montana discuss the album cover of Jahan Nostra's Violet Skies. They appreciate the graffiti aspect of it and the way it harkens back to the essence of hip hop. They then move on to discuss the album itself, with Montana being on the younger side of hip hop. They talk about the nine songs, 13 features, and 33 minutes duration of the album. They also discuss the idea of hip hop senior citizens and what age that may refer to.
They both agree that they like the structure and singing of the album, but the delivery of the artist is a bit off. They also agree that the album is made for a live performance, and that the artist's cadence is almost like he is reading the lyrics. They both have their own favorite songs from the album: Bond Number Seven, Fiery Diary, and Picture Frames. The second person also comments on the line from Fiery Diary where the artist says I tried to break bread, you took the wine, Jesus help. They both agree that it is a bit meaningful, and that it resonates with them.
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4Federal starts right away expressing his determination to succeed despite the obstacles in his life. He talks about how he is betting on himself, as he has nobody else to rely on. He also talks about how he is a black man and a felon, which makes it harder for him to get ahead. He also mentions that he has no beef with anyone, but he just doesn’t want to associate with them. He states that he wants to reach his goals and make something of himself, and that he is willing to put in the hard work and dedication needed to make it happen. 4Federal is emphasizing the importance of self-reliance and hard work in order to achieve success in life.
He reflects on his experiences living a hard life in 2014, when he was homeless and struggling to get by. He remembers washing his clothes in the sink at the store with just a few pairs of boxers and surviving on barbecue chips, and $0.50 sodas. Unsure of his spiritual affiliations, 4Federal has a strong belief that if you pray for something, you'll eventually get it. Tune in now!
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Monz Finito discusses his ambition and his drive to be the best. He reveals that he is determined to take the number one spot, and is not afraid to let everyone know about his hunger for success. He is confident that his music speaks to the spirit, and is real and genuine.
Through his music, Monz Finito wants to bring something unique to the table and make people feel the energy of his words. He wants to make a change and speak up against the nonsense he was exposed to while growing up. He proudly states he will not be intimidated by those around him and will stand his ground, no matter the situation. You get the feeling that he is determined to make a difference and will not back down.
Monz Finito got real and shared how he has shifted his mindset from feeling sad and stuck in a rut, to feeling blessed and purposeful. He is encouraging the listener to be specific and real with themselves in order to make the most of every day. He speaks of his own journey of being in a halfway house for five years and how that was the impetus for him to move forward with his plans and create something new. He encourages the listener to look for the blessings in their lives and to not get stuck in sadness or despair. By being specific and real with yourself and understanding that every day will be different, you can make the most of it and create the life you want.
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One would say this song is about how people can be jealous of others and how that can lead to people trying to bring down their success. Pyro Lucain states that people will try to put out negativity in the form of gossip and lies. He also mentions that people may appear to be supportive of others but deep down, they aren't and that's why they throw salt in the frequency.
Pyro also takes the opportunity to urge women not to be so quick to jump at the chance to leave relationships that may be going through a rough patch. He explains that women often complain and will always compare whatever situation or person they are dealing with to the next one. He emphasizes that women should think twice before making permanent decisions over the next one and not let their emotions get the best of them. He then encourages them to take a step back and assess the situation before making any rash decisions. He concludes his message by reminding them that if it is something that is workable, they should stay and work it out.
In a more light hearted sense Pyro discussed how the song could possibly be a great accompaniment to a dinner of Italian cuisine and wine. He then went on to suggest a condiment to go with the meal, Grapefru Pond. Later he suggested that Mary J. Blige could be featured on the song, as her singing and his style of rap would fit perfectly.
Overall: It's a reminder to not let others bring you down and to keep moving forward in life.
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Jakai and Montana discuss the use of autotune in music and its effects on artist development. Jakai and Montana agreed that autotune can be helpful to artists who are trying to transition from a more hard-hitting rap sound to a more melodic one. They also talk about the accessibility of auto-tune and it's effects on artist development, as it makes it easier to record and distribute music. Jakai and Montana also discussed Connecticut and its pizza, with Montana claiming Connecticut pizza is the best in the country.
Montana shares that many Bridgeport rappers have embraced the drill sound, and that it is becoming increasingly popular in the state. He believes it is in a good place, but thinks that drill artists should not be copying the sound of New York or overseas drill. Overall they both believe that this is a positive development for music in Connecticut and that it has opened up new opportunities for local artists.
They further discuss the ability of Snowprah to bring people out to events, and the alternative sound of Don Zio . They then mention Showly and his freestyle abilities.
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Gabriel Brooks is sharing his experiences and lessons he has learned from people and their ways. He encourages people not to be offended when he speaks his mind, as he has learned from these people not to make the same mistakes. He believes that in order to grow and not repeat the same mistakes, it is important to speak out about the issues that make us insecure and uncomfortable. He encourages people to learn from their experiences and to use it as a way to grow and evolve.
The song is a polite wake up call about taking control of one's life and making the right choices. Gabriel also mentions how he doesn't let people into his space easily, as it can be a distraction from his goals. He acknowledges that this song is a way to both have fun and express his issues.
Gabriel notes several times the importance of being able to express emotions in songs. Reflecting on his past, he shares that he would get angry quickly and not be good at communicating his emotions. He talks about the meaning of “Wasted,” which is about not wasting opportunities, and jokingly suggests having a margarita or vodka on the rocks while listening to it because it's spicy like a light skinned female. He adds an interesting perspective if you listen which is; while people might not want to listen to music about problems, it can be therapeutic!
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Paris Kash remembers growing up in a difficult situation, with little money, no food in the fridge, and a dirty mattress. He's able to reflect on all that he'sbeen through and the progress he's made.
Paris Kash shares his experience with his father's wife who he describes as a demon. He talks about how his parents have a good connection despite getting divorced when he was two years old. He also speaks about the internet and how people misjudge him and think he is weak. He says he defends himself online and is not afraid to confront people who disrespect him. He also talks about his hustle when he was in middle school. He explains that he sold gummy worms for a dollar each. At the end of the conversation, he talks about how dangerous his hometown is and how people shouldn't glorify it.
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From the opening line you can see the humor gushing out of Shug as he states he has a white girl he calls Lindsay because he is bad with names. Shug talks about how his song will encourage people to buy some weed. He mentions how he doesn't want a friendly girl and how his song will sound even better with a video of big booty women, referencing Nelly's "Tip Drill" Video. Overall he is willing to stay true to himself and use his music as a vehicle to express himself.
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MJ Samuels is an artist from Hartford, Connecticut, who is trying to change his life for the better. In his rap verse, he talks about the struggles he has been going through and how people act when he asks for help. He also talks about how people act when someone dies, being more ready to write essays about them when they were alive. At the time he wrote his song, he had been living out of his car, indicating the difficult times he was going through.
He was expressing his own thoughts and feelings in the moment in the lyrics, from not knowing where he was going to lay his head at night to speaking up for people who don't have a platform to get their voices heard. He was talking about how he started with a catchy line to draw people in, and then went into the lyrics about his mental state and trying to uplift those around him. Overall, he was reflecting on the emotions and message behind the song, and how it was a form of uniting people and giving them hope.
In a more light hearted tone MJ Samuels admits to drinking Henny, and suggests that a feature on his song should be himself with a high-pitched voice. He then goes on to explaining that he wouldn't want to collaborate with other artists, because of all the extra stuff that may delay the release of the song.
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Big Fox kicks it off by talking about relationships and what it means to have a successful relationship. He points out Will and Jada Smith, who are seen as the ideal couple in the black community, and how their relationship is something to aspire to. He goes as far as to give a reminder that it takes more than just having a baby to make a relationship work, and that effort is necessary to make it last.
Fox talks about how people will talk about you and even smile while they do you dirty, so it's important to be able to see the bigger picture when it's blurry. He mentions the importance of having good quality clothing, such as Burberry stitching, and being able to switch up your style in order to stay ahead.
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Johnnie says he is the type of person that others will be talking about, so he and his crew are determined to beat the odds. He also talks about how he doesn't need to pretend to be something he's not just to get money or clout and encourages others to be themselves.
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Nick Rose created this song based on a previous long-term relationship. The song is a reflection of his inner monologue, specifically focusing on the heartbreak he felt after the relationship ended. He explains that the first four bars of the song tell the story of a night where he woke up in a cold sweat, feeling anxious and lost. The song is his way of dealing with the pain and confusion of the breakup, as well as a way of expressing his emotions to the world.
The inspiration for this song came after difficult breakup. The first part of the song captures the feeling of being stuck in a void and not letting yourself get over the heartbreak. This leads into the chorus, which is an expression of being unable to escape the emotions and having to deal with them. Nick Rose acknowledges that it is okay to wander and feel lost during difficult times, but also remind yourself that you have to get to the root of the problem in order to move on.
He also describes the meaning of the song as being stuck in a limbo between searching outwardly for validation through social media and trying to find a distraction from the pain of a breakup. He compares the song to either a Red Bull Vodka or a dirtiest Sex on the Beach, explaining that it can be interpreted as either being too in your head to be at the bar or being so desperate to find someone that you are choosing one of these two options.
In a joking manner Nick says if you're not into white people singing over house beats, he understands that perspective. He suggests that hiking would go well with listening to Wandering and describes it as a mix between honey chipotle and a Sour Patch Kid or Warhead for its sweet and sour flavor.
How would you describe Wandering?
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G.Brunot delivers a powerful performance that showcases his incredible vocal range and skill. The lyrics are deeply personal, and the melody is hauntingly beautiful, making for a memorable and moving listening experience. G.Brunot explains that music should have an emotional impact, like making people want to dance and move their torso.
Music has the power to elicit a wide range of emotions in listeners, from happiness and excitement to sadness and nostalgia. 'Essence' will create a feeling of physical energy and vitality that will make you feel strong and powerful. G.Brunot mentions the importance of smiling and having hope in spite of hardships. Overall, this is a necessary reminder that music can be used to inspire and uplift us, and that the power of resilience is within us all.
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Boomer1x starts off by expressing the difficulty in starting songs, because of the amount of things running through his mind. He sometimes get frustrated with people who don't have common sense and do dumb things. He says he has a hard time trusting people, as they often don't bring anything to the table.
Boomer 1x speaks broadly on people take advantage of him, and how he doesn't play around with his heart. He mentions that he is a DIY type of person and that he usually only needs people one or two times, but they rarely show up for him. He is aware of his own vulnerability. He expresses his need for a deeper understanding of human connections, and his desire for true friendship and loyalty. He talks about the danger of letting someone in too deep and the importance of counting your blessings and losses in life.
Ultimately he emphasizes the need to take care of yourself and do what's best for you!
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Kamron Bahani is delivering a message of encouragement and inspiration to those who feel they are not being accepted. He is reminding them that judgment is inevitable and that they should stay true to themselves regardless. He advises people to not be discouraged by criticism and to continue to remain unique and do what they love. He emphasizes the importance of being able to bite through the truth, even if it is hard to swallow, so that people can become who they are meant to be.
He also discussed how he had a negative experience with another artist, that discouraged him for a bit, but ultimately pushed him to work to become better than his once idol. The conversation then shifts about hip hop and systemic oppression in the culture, with the idea that materialistic things are temporary and what is truly important are the relationships and connections that people make.
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Right from the start T Gawd acknowledges that money can't be taken with him once he passes away and talks about how he has gone through a lot of pain and struggles. He shares a traumatic experience about him and his son being involved in a car accident but didn't get hurt, and despite the scary experience, everyone in the car was laughing and smiling.
He discusses his grandmother, who passed away four years ago, and how her birthday is a reminder of the pain he still feels. In a turn of emotions T Gawdd suggests that if the song was on replay at Walmart, people would want to buy AirPods, as they symbolize investing in yourself and working smarter rather than harder.
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J.Sturdy talks about his brother's passing away and how it has affected him. If you listen closely you will hear him expressing his emotions of sadness, anger, and motivation in this song. He also talks about how he has had to burn bridges and turn tables in order to get to where he is today.
J.Sturdyy believes that someone might skip the song if they don't like hip hop or if it's not their type of music. He compared his song to a McDonald's quarter pounder because it's made of real meat. The message he wants people to take from the song is to keep going despite the difficult times in life, and to have faith that something good awaits at the end. He believes that the song may have the power to change someone's life and encourages people to give it a listen.
What McDonalds item would you say this ?
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Truth Anthony wastes no time in reminding you of his tour success and the impact that as had on his prices. In talking about 'Rock Star' he explains in order to give his track a more rock feel, Anthony wanted to turn it up with the guitars.
He has been working hard on his craft and is frustrated that he is often underestimated. However, he is very proud of his hustle and wants to be recognized as the star he sees in the mirror. He also talks about his bipolar tendencies, , and being his own worst critic. Ultimately, he wants people to recognize him as a true rock star and to know that he won’t stop until he makes it.
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LetOutThePressure asserts that to be successful in rap, one must have the mentality that they are the best ever. To emphasize this point, he cites the biblical story of Jesus turning water into wine as an example of his own power. He discusses the cold weather of Connecticut and how it's colder than New York.
He also talks about how he uses word play to get his message across, and how the best rap era is in the past. LetOutThePressure demonstrates how how he uses his voices in different ways. almost as he's talking to himself. After a little bit of contemplation he explains why someone might not want to listen to the song, and suggest that it could be because they want to chill rather than get lit.
In the name if fun this conversation is about a lit song that is suitable for trying to turn up before a party or gym playlist. One might be encouraged to buy a coat after listening because "it's cold up in CT". LetOutThePressure says with confidence that if this song was a condiment it would be the bomb hot sauce.
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Scootie talks about his mother's support of whatever career choice he chose, but also her insistence that he get a job to provide for his family. He explains that growing up where he came from sometimes only having one 9-5 job may not be enough to satisfy the needs of an individual.
When discussing his music he mentions how he likes to keep it smooth rather than too graphic. Scootie 6FIVE then goes on to say if he could get one singing feature on his freestyle it would be Mary J. Blige. When asked if he is happy, he responds that he is happy with himself and is not paying attention to the opinions of the outside world. He admits that he still goes through struggles like anyone else, but overall is content with his life.
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Zenire lets us know off rip that he is God's favorite and spends some time affirming that he is confident in his ability to overcome any challenge that comes in his way. He even goes as far to compare himself to Kobe, and Jordan, noting that he has a similar ability to remain calm and collected in high-pressure situations.
He also mentions that he doesn't always have to be the one initiating the smoke, but he will never duck the smoke. You will notice the theme of Zenire asserting the importance of asserting greatness and deep beliefs everywhere. He can be described as having a powerful energy that many people are trying to emulate, and suggest that these people are false idols who are not being true to themselves.
He explains that if it was a food, it would be banana pudding because it is chill with soul in it. He then talks about how people might skip the song because it is slow and they prefer the loud energy he usually provides.
Overall: He encourages people to remember they are the uno and there is nobody better than them.
Do you believe you are UNO?
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Right off the bat SheLuvMP informs us how the voices of people around you can fill your head with negative thoughts and lies. He is trying to express that these thoughts are often unfounded and that it's important to recognize when people are talking about things they don't know. He emphasizes that this is the truth and that it's important to not let their words affect you.
They question whether your ex-partner still thinks of you when you're not around may be something a good majority of people can relate to. SheLuvMP expresses the idea that someone else would be a downgrade compared to him in reference to his ex moving on.
He talks about how this song or his music in general isn't for someone who is in loven and he chalks that up to being a toxic individual himself. He then goes on to describe the type of person his song would be if it was a person walking into a bar. He says the person would be full of confidence and spark a conversation with people. He ends by saying that if someone was to listen to his song Rumors for the first time, their impression of him would be that he is an asshole.
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Pesoo RRaxkz makes it clear that he will stand up to anyone who tries to challenge him and that he's never afraid to take action when provoked. He goes on to say he will not buy a girl anything if he has information about her and one of his guys being intimate.
He also talks about the impression that the song gives off, and how it is like a person that you would encounter in a bar. Eventually he goes on to explain the importance of standing up for yourself and never letting anyone take advantage of you.
Pesoo describes the songs as having a red color theme and jokes that if the song was played on a loop in Wal-mart it would encourage people to buy bullets.
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Believe it or not Connecticut's music scene is a competitive environment, where people talk about the king of this, the king of that, king of this city and things of that nature. Furious Stylesz wants to be better than good, "thinking of great prosperity and thriving sound better" in his words.
Furious Stylesz emphasizes taking advantage of opportunities instead of letting them pass and becoming a should have, could have, would have type of person. He also talks about the dangers of relying on TikTok and Instagram's likes to gain recognition, and stresses the importance of respecting the culture and the people in it. Furious Stylesz suggests the color aqua blue would best represent this song, as it is wavy and calming.
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Young Hails is determined to make it on her own, and won't let anyone else's expectations control her. She talks about her ambition and how she's on a mission to achieve her goals, even if she is met with hatred and doubt.
Yung Hails shares her experience of having multiple nightmares of her getting shot. Even now she has a hard time getting sleep. She explains that the title was inspired by the ending of the hook and that the song is meant to be celebratory. She then goes on to describe the color green as the best representation of the song, as it symbolizes money and success.
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Christian Kennedy wants to make one thing clear; He will take his career to the next level. He talks about putting in the extra effort and taking risks. He also adds how there are some people who copy his work and don't give any credit or appreciation.
Christian makes mention that he has been humble too long and is ready to show off the fruits of his labor. However, being humble in his personal life, while saving bragging for music. He takes a strong stance on the issue of men and women splitting finances and how black people should come together and support each other instead of arguing over 50/50.
Overall the underlying message is to stay true to oneself and focus on showing who one is and what one can do, rather than getting caught up in the noise and trying to portray an image of who you think the world wants to see, instead of being who you genuinely are. Even if that means you like Anime like Christian Kennedy.
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Griff2TheGuap discusses the differences between how he and his friends use Facebook. He explains that he does not use the platform as much as his friends do, preferring to keep his updates limited. He does however, acknowledge that it is a great platform for entertainment and connecting with others.
He shares his experience with a particular ex girlfriend who he expressed his heart to, only to be blocked everywhere after that. In a round about way, Griff2ThGuap notes that sometimes people say things when they are having a bad day, and it is important to be the nicer person in the situation.
While smiling Griff2ThGuap imagines what it would be like if the song was a dance, and if the song was a person entering a bar, what it would order. He then explains why someone might skip this song, going as far to state the exact people who would.
Would you skip this song?
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PaxTheCollector expresses his feelings of heartbreak and coping with drugs, as well as his experience of being in love with a woman who he now he refers to as a female dog. He give his opinion on police trying to meet their quotas by pulling people over and doing whatever they got to do.
He also makes reference to the mythology of Beowulf and the Green Knights, as an example of how to stay strong in the face of adversity. He emphasizes the importance of taking away a genuine perspective from the song, rather than just listening to it for the beat. He suggests that Mary J. Blige would be the perfect vocal feature for the song, as her music is all about rising above pain and drama. He goes on to describe the song as being complex yet simple and compares it to a condiment, Worcestershire sauce. He finishes by saying that anyone who does not take away something meaningful from the song is desolate. What will you take away from the song?
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K Dos stopped by Pop Out Artist after setting the booth on fire. Luckily, he made it out alive to share his song with us. He is confident in his abilities and doesn't care what anyone else has to say about him.
He also discusses what type of drink the song would order in a bar, what someone would buy at Walmart with the song playing on the intercom, and if this song would 'go' in a gay bar. He speculates that it would bring a cringey reaction if white people were singing every lyric, but ultimately what really matter is that all people recognizes his talent.
Warning: Depending on how your grandmother is or if children are around, this song may need to be muted.
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BabyPerkio expresses his feelings of loneliness and his preference for being alone. He talks about a particular girl he was with and how he had to explain that their relationship wasn't as serious as she thought it was. He explains that this song is not a love song, but instead about getting something off their chest.
BabyPerkio Lets us know what tmay have been wearing when he recorded this song , by saying he had on a wife beater and some flip-flops. Her then suggests that the song should be danced to with a two-step and a little old man kick and that if the song resonates with people, they should either drink Remy or tequila.
BabyPerkio offers some "Health Toxic" advice; If your in a relationship you should make your partner believe you have other people. In a unique way, BabyPerkio's speaking on the importance of keeping a relationship fresh and exciting in order to maintain it.
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GF Dimes expresses his feelings of being taken advantage of by people in his life who don't truly care about him. He feels let down by people who he thought were his friends, but who were just in it for the clout or other benefits. He reflects on the difficulty of distinguishing between genuine love and fake love, and how it can be heartbreaking to realize that not everyone has your best interests at heart. He acknowledges that he will come across people who are here for him for the wrong reasons, but also that he will find solid people who will stay with him through it all.
GF Dimes explains that the song was originally named “Fake Love” but then when it appeared on Apple Music, it came up as “Fake and Love”, so he decided to keep the title. He then goes on to suggest that the song could be compared to a Happy Meal at McDonald’s because, at the end of the day, people will get through it and be happy. GF Dimes encourages listeners to have faith and to remember that God is always with them. When faced with criticism, the artist reminds listeners to be confident and to remember that they are their own person and have God to rely on.
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Broken Melody is dealing with his emotions in a very honest and open way, despite the lack of feeling he has now. He talks about how he was offered 100K but he wanted more, so he decided to take the risk and wait for a better offer. He wanted a million dollars and jokingly admits that he might be stretching to get it, but ultimately he knows his worth and wants to make sure he makes the right financial decision for himself.
Broken melody shares that he was in a difficult financial situation when he wrote one of his songs and his engineer, paid for the video that was created to accompany the song. Despite the difficult circumstances he was in, the rapper was able to create something meaningful and heartfelt with his music. He was also able to find a sense of comfort in his music, which he later refers to as a blessing.
Broken Melody reveals how this song was meant to be a plea to his now girlfriend, telling her not to leave him. She now loves this song. He then suggests that if this song was a person it would apply for a job at Amazon, as you don't have to be too focused on one thing and you have the opportunity to do other things on the job.
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$chi Teaa is unafraid to speak her mind and is not afraid to demand what she feel she deserves, which is your money! She also suggest that if her song "RRaxkz" was a dance move, it would be twerking. $Chi Teaa jokingly admits that the reason someone would skip this song is because they'll probably think it's "too give me money, give me money. Or it's too like, oh, she's too ratchet" Tune in now!
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NSL David stops by Pop Out Artist with his song "DYG" and discusses how he grew up in the trenches, living off welfare and buying food with food stamps. He reveals that he was once in a situation where he had to be bailed out by his 16 year old cousin, and he is grateful for the help. He jokes that females will do whatever he asks because of his magic stick. Tune in!
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Jay Mafia stopped by Pop Out Artist to discus his song "Take Me To Church" ,
In this episode Jay Mafia talks about having respect and staying out of trouble and not getting in the mix or involved with the wrong things in the street. He acknowledges that everyone has their role in life, and when you find it, you should become great at it. He then jokes about how he is not really into fashion, but is trying to be better in that area.
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Two days after his grandfather passed away Gxrilla Goldo explains this song was written in a time where he was drinking too much. He talks about how he was always the youngest in his circles and the older male figures in his life have passed away. "GG" his nick name leaves us with a fun fact when he talks about how his real name is actually Brandon and how it relates to the show Game of Thrones. Overall, Gxrilla Goldo is humble, yet determined to make his mark in the industry.
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LJ BRONX stops by pop out artist to perform and discuss his song "30". Started off with nothing and have since risen from rags to riches. LJ BRONX gives us some insight on how can tell if someone is about their business by what they are wearing, and or if their driving a bike, and not eating well. He also talks about how his plug loves him, and how he has a trick for every situation. Tune in!
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Jimmy Sandra from Queens, New York stopped by Pop out artist to discuss his song "4th Quarter Freestyle". Jimmy Sandra also talks about the shoutout to Tammy Hembrow and why she blocked him. He then talks about Australians and their spider and shark problems. He humorously claims that if the verse was a person, it would order a Shirley Temple. He says that Shirley Temples are the go-to if he's trying to make a move on someone, and that it's probably the sugar that gets him hyped. Overall, Jimmy Sandra aims to make people feel good with his music and encourages other artists to follow their dreams.
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M.A.B NuNu stopped by Pop Out Artist to discus his song "Lick Back"
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Lil kitty stopped by Pop Out Artist to discus his song "Moet", which is streaming on all platforms. Pop out artist is dedicated to highlighting music of artist who invest into their craft with a heavy focus on the Connecticut music scene.
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FLY DEFF stopped by Pop Out Artist to discus her song "Big Dawg Freestyle", which is an unreleased track. Pop out artist is dedicated to highlighting music of artist who invest into their craft with a heavy focus on the Connecticut music scene.
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Jada Eve stopped by Pop Out Artist to discus her song "Receiver", which is streaming on all platforms. Pop out artist is dedicated to highlighting music of artist who invest into their craft with a heavy focus on the Connecticut music scene.
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Trey Tuck stopped by Pop Out Artist to discus his song "Legacy", which is streaming on all platforms. Pop out artist is dedicated to highlighting music of artist who invest into their craft with a heavy focus on the Connecticut music scene.
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Capo Dz stopped by Pop Out Artist to discus his song "No Rap Niggaz", which has over 10k streams. Pop out artist is dedicated to highlighting music of artist who invest into their craft with a heavy focus on the Connecticut music scene.
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Samo Green stopped by Pop Out Artist to discus his song "Dead or alive". Pop out artist is dedicated to highlighting music of artist who invest in their craft with a heavy focus on the Connecticut music scene.
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Dean Frost stopped by Pop Out Artist to discus his song "Levels Ahead", which is Streaming on all platforms. Pop out artist is dedicated to highlighting music of artist who invest in their craft with a heavy focus on the Connecticut music scene.
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MVP POPOUT stopped by Pop Out Artist to discus her song "Bury Me", which is Streaming on all platforms. Pop out artist is dedicated to highlighting music of artist who invest in their craft with a heavy focus on the Connecticut music scene.
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Doss stopped by Pop Out Artist to discus his song "Other way", which is an unreleased record.
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Homi Boi Prince stopped by Pop Out Artist to discuss his song "Aye", which is an unreleased track.
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Capo Dz stopped by Pop Out Artist to discus his song "Jealous Hearted", which has over 30k streams.
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'Royelt stopped by Pop Out Artist to discus his song "Blue Chip"
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Elwood stopped by Pop Out Artist to discus his song "Deal with anxiety", which is unreleased.
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Lil Blizzy stopped by Pop Out Artist to discuss his song "Champagne for the pain"
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Trauma generates emotions, and unless we process these emotions at the time the trauma occurs, they become stuck in our mind and body
Being complacent is an internal feeling, so don't go assuming this about others. You can influence what makes you comfortable. Dylan shares his feelings on marriage, divorce, and complacency.
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Did you know aging is one of the major risk factors for many chronic inflammatory diseases? On this episode I got to sit down with a Scientist I'm lucky to call a friend who studies age and age related disorders. Lace'em up and tune in!
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What's the day of the week that comes after Sunday and before Tuesday? MONDAY. Changing your mindset to focus on gratitude or success can help see Monday for what it really is. An opportunity to set get the ball rolling. "A wise human knows everyday is a new life" Joel shares his thoughts in Mondays, money, and business. Join the conversation and be sure to have your running shoes on.
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Imagine the pain and stress that comes with living a lie. The truth is, most of us don’t get the opportunity to foster or follow our curiosity. Instead, we learn all the same things as our peers, at the exact same time; and we live a life consumed by the mastery of these things. However, you have the ability to change. You can create new habits. Your true potential lies in your want to grow. This week Karyna provides insight on her path to becoming a business owner.
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Oftentimes we find rhythm in our lives naturally, whether or not we look for it. However, if we aren’t intentional, it can encourage negative patterns rather than positive ones. Life does fall out of sync sometimes, and we can get caught up in dysfunctional habits. It's your job to find balance. Ironically enough my guest this week Balanc3 helps us do just that.
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We all can use a safe place to go and be free to express ourselves. Bayton leads the way with WOB. Listen and grow with us.
This week I am honored to share with you guys a new podcast meant to get deeper into emotions. I hope you guys enjoy the clip. I'll be back next week.
Therapy and therapeutic hobbies can really help get you out of a dark space. Be sure to tap into your community. Ryan shares his most vulnerable moment in great detail while also shelling out advice on what he's learned since his lowest point. Perception is a superpower.
When you are intentional, you choose to make decisions and take action on what's important to you. Being intentional is being honest with yourself about what it is that you want to achieve. There is a saying: Choose your intention carefully and then practice holding your consciousness to it, so it becomes your guiding light in your life.
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This is a mental health check in. Please check in on the people you care about. Especially those who constantly check in on you!
In this episode, Shawn explains the mental toughness he learned from his experience with football. He also discusses the pivot he made in pursuing his passion and the importance of community.
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In this episode I had the pleasure of having a conversation and learning from my friend, my neighbor George Doinger. Currently retried from Fighting fires as a Firefighter, George has a wealth of knowledge he kindly shares. I hope your air pods are charged, your headphones are free of shortages, and your speaker works as intended. We run a mile right into growth and I hope you can keep up.
Join my wife Kelly Austrie and I Jakai Wilson on the very first episode of Growth Is Competitive. We discuss coffee, animals, and couples counseling. If you're unsure how your competitive spirit can help you be a better person that's ok. Kelly shares how hers has contributed to her being where she is today. Lace'em up, let's run towards growth.