A monthly podcast that discusses topics ranging from music, politics, sports, and celebrity news
Like the Famous Notorious B.I.G asked in his song....who shot ya??? The crew discusses the shooting of Megan thee Stallion, and why it's a cover up. J-Dub also talks about his gun charge and going to jail.
Reyah gives her point of view on the August Alsina and Jada Pinkett entanglement. She also argues with Droematic about couples going through each other's phone without permission, and if it's alright to do so.
Kee-Kee joins Droematic and J-Dub to talk about the ramifications of Kanye West running for president of the United States
Kee-Kee also talks about how she was racially discriminated against due to being an African-American woman in the radiation medical field, and how patients didn't want her to touch them because of her skin color.
Los-P and Droematic kick off another Hype Series Friday episode with special guest co-host and up and coming independent artist, Droop Smith.
Droop discusses his struggles and frustrations with the current industry.
The first Hype Series Friday show of Season 3 starts with Los-P, Cortez, and Droematic talk about the current state of police brutality in America. They then jump into the discussion of Snoop versus Tekashi, and if Mike Tyson vs anyone is a fair fight?
The crew debate if St. Louis Rapper "Huey" could have prevented his own murder. J-Dubb interviews a Boogaloo member, and attempts to find out if Civil War is their ultimate goal.
Reyah also describes her Covid-19 test experience.
After 2 years, the original trio of Droematic, J-Dub, and Reyah start season 3 with the debate of which late great comedian had the biggest impact on the Hip Hop Culture, John Witherspoon or Bernie Mac?
It then shifts to Reyah stating that she disagrees with Dwayne Wade and Gabrielle Union supporting their Daughter Zaya for coming out.
J-Dub and Reyah also discuss tips on how to get away with intercourse in a movie theater without getting caught.
On the final episode of season 2, the host discuss the new deal Tekashi 69 received while in jail, and how snitching does not affect record sales with "White America". Los-P and "Tipsy" Charlie debate whether its appropriate or not to have sex while playing R. Kelly songs in the background.
"A Woman's Perspective" aka Steph challenges the guys to admitting to liking when girls put things in or near their buttocks during intimacy......and so much more in the final episode of season 2.
Droematic and Los-P bring on "A Woman's Perspective" aka Step, "Tipsy Charlie", and Puerto Rocky on to talk about what it takes to be an Alpha Male.
While the entire panel is drunk off Hennessy, they attempt to have an informal conversation about why good guys finish last, and why most women truly want a bad boy. "Tipsy Charlie" insinuates that sometimes you have to take the risk of going to jail, in order to get your woman in check, if she decides to get physical with you.
Puerto Rocky and Los-P team with Droematic for this episode. Question is asked, is
Kanye West a potential mega church pastor after starting a Sunday church gathering? A debate breaks out that you can only be a legend in hip hop after you die. Puerto Rocky also talks about the Latin Hip hop scene, what could have been if Slaughter House had the right push.
Los-P says that Trap music killed Lyrical Rap, and who he think is currently the king of the South.
The trio also discuss if its fair that a North Carolina transgender individual that was moved from a male prison to all women's prison was the right thing to do by law, and why Los-P don't plan to get married anytime soon.
