Send us a text The conversation opens with a content warning and a quick, raw intro that sets an honest tone for what follows: a life told without polish. Sy Yola traces his roots to Kensington and Allegheny, one of the roughest corners of Philadelphia, and explains how his earliest influences weren’t celebrities but brothers and old heads who set standards, protected him, and showed him what “thorough” meant before he could articulate it. Those neighborhood lessons formed a code that outlast...
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Send us a text The conversation opens with a content warning and a quick, raw intro that sets an honest tone for what follows: a life told without polish. Sy Yola traces his roots to Kensington and Allegheny, one of the roughest corners of Philadelphia, and explains how his earliest influences weren’t celebrities but brothers and old heads who set standards, protected him, and showed him what “thorough” meant before he could articulate it. Those neighborhood lessons formed a code that outlast...
PODIN WIT A LIFER | FEAT D. JONES | RTM PODCAST | SZN 3 | EP 14 |
Realer Than Most Podcast
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PODIN WIT A LIFER | FEAT D. JONES | RTM PODCAST | SZN 3 | EP 14 |
Send us a text D Jones sits down with the Real of the Most podcast to deliver a masterclass in hip-hop longevity and street authenticity that's as rare as it is valuable in today's industry landscape. The Philadelphia legend takes us deep into his journey from North Philly's Delhond Dolphin neighborhood, where he started as a young T-shirt runner observing the block's dynamics before finding his voice through rap. With remarkable candor, he reconstructs the electric energy of Philly's DVD er...
Realer Than Most Podcast
Send us a text The conversation opens with a content warning and a quick, raw intro that sets an honest tone for what follows: a life told without polish. Sy Yola traces his roots to Kensington and Allegheny, one of the roughest corners of Philadelphia, and explains how his earliest influences weren’t celebrities but brothers and old heads who set standards, protected him, and showed him what “thorough” meant before he could articulate it. Those neighborhood lessons formed a code that outlast...
