1st EP of the Preme Magazine podcast featuring owner Anthony Supreme who is J.Cole's & Dreamville Photographer. Examples what PREME Magazine is and how he came up with the name. 

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Preme Magazine Podcast Ep1 : Anthony Supreme

PREME MAGAZINE ISSUE 6 : MAHALIA

"I woke up, walked to my friend's room, sure enough, he is wide awake, "my cat has died."

Let me backpedal; my friend has a cat; he loves this cat. I love this cat, our friends like the cat, and most importantly, his parents like the cat. The cat, dubbed Miisu, got "sick" a few weeks back, which sucked, but we all were optimistic that she'd be fine. Unfortunately, Miisu was not okay and passed away on a blustery Saturday morning. I've woken up to break up texts, a small nondeadly fire in the living room, and to random people sleeping in my blankets (please don't do this), but seeing your friend be emotionally distraught on the day you are supposed to interview Lil B is a bummer, an instant mood shifter.
 
When you are sad, you either eat right or eat like total utter crap. We opted for the best breakfast to unfortunate hungover souls could muster. Bread, eggs, muffins, vegan butter, regular butter, coffee, orange juice, and more bread we're all consumed. Soundtracking this makeshift morning was the latest episode of the Joe Budden Podcast, which transitioned to a fierce Kanye west debate amongst ourselves. As the day went, and it went well, the overarching theme of death still weighed. Anytime someone new came to the house; they were instantly breached, "Miisu passed away this morning." As I began to prep for my talk with Lil B, which mind you prep for me is seven bullet points and two cigarettes, I realized I could ask Lil B anything, but none of that felt right. Lil B is a trendsetter and one of the most influential artists of the past decade; he carved his lane through an organic come up, righteous mindset, and the idea that regardless one should always be themselves. It felt more opportune to give him the floor. When you speak to Lil B is important to remember he is not a rapper, Sure he made a name in rap with his "weirdo" "whack" blend of atmospheric hip-hop that had the hip-hop community myself included like, "what the fxck is this?" However, as the years have progressed, Lil B became a household name on the internet and an omnipresent figure to the weirdos. At its core Lil B music is hip-hop, but think what backpack rap was too the late 90s and early 20s sound, not mainstream. He rapped over cloudy atmospheric beats and Andrea Bocelli samples. But Lil B became more than a rapper. He has spoken at NYU, MIT, UCLA, and Florida, crossed dressed on ESPN, and cursed the NBA playoffs. Here's an hour with Lil B about, new music, not having a traditional education, one's purpose and perspective, stories about Frank Ocean, Chance the Rapper, Lil Wayne, and speaking at colleges. -  Gregory Gagliardi

Lil B X Preme Magazine Podcast + Phone Tap Series w/ Gregory Gagliardi

“The launching of PREME MAGAZINE WAS  developed through the  REALIZATION that many creative individuals lack the recognition that they deserve. PREME MAGAZINE is created to give light to individuals from beginners to professionals to behind-the-scenes creatives. This includes photographers, singers, models, stylists, designers, songwriters, record producers, make-up artists, directors, musicians, and more. Our mission is to provide a platform and opportunity for individuals to showcase their work and talent.”