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The JBP kicks off this episode discussing QueenzFlip’s appearance with WWE over the weekend (25:00) before turning to music, starting with Lil Uzi Vert’s ‘Pink Tape’ reaching No. 1 on Billboard, ending the 2023 drought for Hip-Hop (34:35). Travis Scott announces Utopia Performance at Egyptian Pyramids ahead of his new album set to release this summer (43:50), Post Malone is dropping at the end of the month (55:15), and Le'Veon Bell says he paid for verses from Moneybagg Yo and Stunna 4 Vegas but didn’t like them (1:04:50). Also, the JBP investigates the recent Michael Rubin party (1:23:10), Mel discusses a homage to video vixens party she attended (1:37:18), Jonah Hill’s ex shares screenshots of conversations as she accuses him of being emotionally abusive (1:49:18), more videos from Usher concerts (3:05:00), + MORE!

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Sleeper Picks: 

Joe | Ambré - “PT. II (DRAKE & DRIVE)”

Ice | Arsonal da Rebel - “(Intro) Counted Me Out”

Parks | Mike Yorkz - “Summer Salt/Fine Line”

Ish | Leon Thomas - “Breaking Point”

Melyssa | Khamari - “Drifting”

"Episode 643 | "Cottage Industry"

Say Less Jiro

Single

Endless Cycle

Get Down

LostxSondays

Want it all feat. Bibo

PAPI

West Nam feat. Bibo

The explanation you’ve all been waiting for, Joe elaborates on the departure from his old job, he also highlights the importance of integrity (11:28). Then Joe, Rory, and Mal finally give their review of the Eminem album (1:21:00). The Black Thought Freestyle sparked a lot of attention this past week, which inspired the guys to reveal their list of lyricist they believe are elite (1:42:51). No, this is not their top 20 rapper’s of all time list. Enjoy.

Sleeper picks of the week:

Joe:
Diddy (ft. Nas and Beanie Sigel) “Journey Through the Life” | https://youtu.be/Jm9qUdUynpk

Mal:
Shawn Smith “Baby Alien (Freestyle)” | https://youtu.be/X04SNo2QoYE

Rory:
Albee Al “Funk Flex Freestyle” | https://youtu.be/BStk1lWZpoI

Episode 141 | "Everyday Struggle"

Hailing from the cityscapes of NYC's Brooklyn Borough, and currently residing in Florida's West Palm Beach area, Hip Hop/R&B Recording Artist, J.I.A. began hitting the ground running with his dynamic writing style and witty rhyming techniques since 2005, and has manifested into a very eclectic and recognizable name among his scene. He's a renowned Independent CEO & Producer/Artist that writes, mixes, and masters his own music. He also creates the cover art for all of his releases, embracing the creative process entirely on his own.

J.I.A. began honing his craft and artistic merit in 2006 with two other Brooklyn Rappers at the time, Checkmate and Synical. And shortly after the group formed, the trio hit the studio to record The Lost Sessions Vol. 1. However, the trio went their separate ways due to conflict and irreconcilable differences, which set the path for J.I.A. to utilize his experiences from recording/performing with the other two rappers, and subsequently allow him to take on music as a passionate solo career.

Without wasting any time at all, J.I.A. decided to set the motion forward by heading back into the studio to record his debut single, "Hennessy", which received positive reception online as well as the streets. He followed up shortly after with his most current single, "Break Yo Neck", which also has garnered critical acclaim, and has helped him build an insatiable fan base.

In 2016, J.I.A. opened the doors with his record label, Lost Son Records. He's also in the development stages for his upcoming website, dastash.com. J.I.A.'s current plans include new song releases every Sunday for his fans & listeners (called Lost x Sondays), and to continue to break into the industry as a familiar name and face among the Hip Hop community.