Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by Yung Miami, Miami-born rapper, ‘Caresha Please’ podcast host, former City Girls member and rising solo star with her debut album on the way. Yung Miami breaks down her Opa-locka upbringing, her car getting shot up while six months pregnant, her Miami influences Trina, Trick Daddy, and Uncle Luke, her dream collabs with Rihanna and Chris Brown, and why she’s done with small talk and only wants mogul talk from now on. Plus, she debuts her NEW single 'Spend Dat’ and flips the script to interview Joe and Jada.

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5:30 Early years in Opa-locka

14:30 WILD story of car getting shot up while pregnant

20:00 Miami legends: Trick Daddy, Trina, Rick Ross

32:30 Uncle Luke running Miami back in the day

37:00 Dream collabs with Rihanna, Chris Brown & Brent Faiyaz

43:30 Flo Rida, Pitbull & Miami's pop rap legacy

51:30 Breaking out the 1800 Tequila

1:04:30 Dating talk, shoutout to family men raising their kids

1:12:00 Yung Miami debuts "Spend Dat"

1:22:00 Fat Joe passes the smell check

1:28:30 Yung Miami interviews Joe & Jada on favorite new artists

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Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda are joined by Dee, one of the founding forces behind Ruff Ryders, for a raw, story-filled episode that dives deep into the rise of the iconic movement. From turning street hustle into a legendary brand to the moment DMX dropped two albums in one year, Dee shares untold stories about X’s studio presence, emotional recording process, and the energy that made him a superstar. The conversation touches on the legendary rivalry and respect between Jay-Z and DMX, the discovery of Eve, and how the Ruff Ryders era helped shift hip hop away from the shiny suit wave. Yayo and Murda also reflect on their own come-up, opening for Cash Money Records, wild tour moments, and industry lessons, while Dee breaks down key moments like the Woodstock 1999 performance, DMX’s transition into acting with Belly, and the LOX’s impact at Verzuz. Packed with classic hip hop history, behind-the-scenes stories, and unfiltered takes, this episode is a must-listen for fans of the culture.

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Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by Buju Banton, the legendary Jamaican dancehall icon known as the Gargamel. Buju breaks down his early days in New York with Cool & Dre, DJ Khaled, Joe and Big Pun, chops it up about the history of dancehall from Yellowman and Shabba Ranks to Lady Saw, and discusses Jamaica's deep roots in hip hop with artists from Biggie, KRS-One, Slick Rick, and more having ancestral ties to the island nation. Buju also debuts his new single “Butterflies” dropping April 17th produced by Supa Dups, previews a summer tour with Stephen Marley, and drops countless gems on staying true to the art in a cutthroat industry.

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6:00 - Origins of the name Buju Banton

9:30 - Early days in NYC w/ Joe, Pun, Khaled

13:00 - Buju's superstar status in Jamaica

18:00 - Yellowman, Shabba Ranks, Major Worries

34:30 - Premiere of NEW SINGLE "Butterflies"

53:30 - KRS-One vs. The Juice Crew

59:00 - Lady Saw and the history of women in dancehall

1:09:30 - Show up & support your legends!

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