Lord Jamar goes off on P Diddy

[FreshAIG]

 

[ReasonableMatic]

 

[the elastic]

Jamar is a great storyteller


Real Hip-Hop

 

[Finesse]

That was actually a crazy story. Especially how he tied it all together at the end. Jamar really may have just cracked the code on Puff

 

[maxamusa]

Nah this shyt is wack AF for a 914 breh to do be doing this from that era. FOH.

 

[Big Boss]

Damn

 

[Big Boss]

When dudes beef it's because of women or money

 

[straightcash]

I don't understand why Lord Jamar and Godfrey didn't just start an in-studio show after the pandemic. They had a virtual show together the first few years after boycotting Vlad and then mostly started doing separate shows.

Lord Jamar being a recurring guest is what put VladTV on the map as a destination for current affairs.

Jamar alongside a production team could easily be competition for VladTV, Say Cheese TV, Real Lyfe, Cam Capone, Art Of Dialogue, On The Radar, etc. NY lacks platforms that put people onto rappers and updates the audience onto the ongoings of said rappers. The east coast needs a No Jumper equivalent.

 

[King Sun]

 

[NYSTATEOFMIND]

Puff is a real sucker....he def let his fame and position go to his head EARLY to

 

[head shots101]

nikkaz should’ve went off in the 00s

I don’t respect none of these nikkaz speaking up now

 

[Sad Bunny]

N

The east coast needs a No Jumper equivalent.

No the hell it doesn’t. Isn’t that just a show that interviews gang members and porn stars??

 

[straightcash]

N

No the hell it doesn’t. Isn’t that just a show that interviews gang members and porn stars??

No. They interview rappers from around the US and even some comedians, streamers and rockstars.

Irrespective of the gang shyt, they're located in LA and ended up creating an ecosystem of podcasts and personalities that have collectively brought a lot of attention to SoCal rap. Now they're interviewing more NorCal rappers, and they always had rappers from Chicago and elsewhere popping in.
They just gave Philly rap its biggest light in years by interviewing 3 or more Philly rappers the past couple months.

 

[Sad Bunny]

No. They interview rappers from around the US and even some comedians and rockstars.

Irrespective of the gang shyt, they're located in LA and ended up creating an ecosystem of podcasts and personalities that have collectively brought a lot of attention to SoCal rap. Now they're interviewing more NorCal rappers, and they always had rappers from Chicago and elsewhere popping in.

They just gave Philly rap its biggest light in years by interviewing 3 or more Philly rappers this years alone.

I don’t watch cacs talk about a black art form. It’s cringe.

Oh and that’s

That show/podcast whatever it is only promotes negativity.

 

[TheJet]

Fucc. the music Industry in the 90s was wild AF