The boys are back with another installment of the Shifting the Culture Podcast. There have been a lot of changes since our last episode. Konscious Kurt now resides in the NY/NJ area, and a lot is happening in our culture. This week's episode discusses the move back up north and Konscious Kurt's experience at the OMA UK concert in Brooklyn.

Shifting gears we tap into LL Cool J's new album F.O.R.C.E. entirely produced by the legendary Q-Tip. Marlon Wayans links up with Shanon Sharpe on Club Shay Shay and speaks on his and his family's contributions to comedy. Next, we discuss Kendrick Lamar being announced as this year's Super Bowl halftime show performer which received backlash from Master P, Nicki Minaj, and others. We also touch on the unfortunate passing of Fatman Scoop and Rich Homie Quan.

For the throwback portion of the show, we reminisce about Naughty By Nature's self-titled album featuring their classic O.P.P. and recall the tragic night when Tupac got shot in Las Vegas. Finally, we close out the show by remembering the life and legacy of Mac Miller. 

0:30 Intro2:26 OMA Concert
3:51 LL Cool J's The Force Review
6:41 Marlon Wayans Club Shay Shay Interview
16:40 Kendrick To Headline The SuperBowl
28:00 Hot Boys Reunion
30:09 Deaths Of Rich Homie Quan & Fatman Scoop 
35:28 Anniversary Of Naughty By Nature
39:31 Anniversary Of Tupac Shooting
45:30 Anniversary Of Mac Miller's Death
51:41 Outro

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After a summertime hiatus, the crew returns for another episode of the Shifting the Culture Podcast. Picking up where we left off, we jump right into the latest releases over the past month such as Common and Pete Rock's The Auditorium Vol. 1, Eminem's The Death of Slim Shady, and Vultures 2 by Kanye West and Ty Dolla$ign. Next, we discuss the impact of Lauryn Hill's reputation which caused low ticket sales ultimately leading to the cancellation of her and the Fugee's reunion tour in the U.S. Moving on we get into whether or not Hip Hip needs an Adult Contemporary Category. Finally, we touch on Drake's 100 gigs of behind-the-scenes footage and unreleased material. We also speak on Jon B's comments on his classic "They Don't Know" being sampled without his blessing. 

For the anniversary portion of the show, we recall the debut of Yo MTV Raps and NWA's iconic album, Straight Outta Compton. We also get into Scarface's The Fix and Jay-Z and Kanye West's collaboration album, Watch the Throne. 

0:30 Intro3:30 Common/ Pete Rock's The Auditorium Review
4:53 Vultures 2 Review
10:08 The Death Of Slim Shady Review
14:26 Olympics 2024 Rundown
17:48 The Lox Tiny Desk Review
19:49 The Fugees Cancel U.S. Tour 
26:49 Konscious Kurt's Lauryn Hill Diss
30:51 9th Wonder & Q Tip Debate Adult Contemporary Category
35:45 Drake Releases 100 GB Of Unreleased Footage
43:55 Jon B Unhappy With Gunna's "They Don't Know" Sample
48:28 Anniversary Of Yo MTV Raps Premiere
51:22 Anniversary Of NWA's Straight Outta Compton
56:53 Anniversary Of Scarface's The Fix
1:00:56 Anniversary Of Watch The Throne
1:10:07 Outro

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In the latest Shifting the Culture Podcast episode, we recap the 2024 BET Awards and give our takes on the night's highlights and lowlights. Next, we discuss whether Lil Mama was out of line for blaming Nicki Minaj for negatively influencing this generation of females. Rick Ross gets into a scuffle while out in Vancouver with some OVO goons. 

For our throwback portion of the show, we reminisce about Da Brat's platinum debut Funkdafied, and Nas's sophomore LP, It Was Written. Finally, we close the show by reviewing Kendrick Lamar's Mixtape Album, Section 80. 

0:30 Intro
1:45 BET Awards Review
9:03 Lil Mama Calls Out Nicki Minaj
16:17 Wacka Flocka Kicks Out Biden Supporters From His Show
25:29 Rick Ross Gets Jumped In Canada
33:21 Anniversary Of "Funkdafied" From Da Brat
38:30 Anniversary Of "It Was Written" From Nas
51:18 Anniversary Of "Section 80" From Kendrick
58:04 Outro


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In this week's episode, we recap the legendary Ken & Friends concert on Juneteenth in Inglewood, California. Kendrick Lamar, DJ Mustard, DJ Hed, and friends did not disappoint and showcased unity on the West Coast. Fat Joe posed a question and got us thinking if Chris Brown is this era's Michael Jackson. Swizz Beatz and Timbaland announce a partnership with Elon Musk's X platform (formerly Twitter) for future Versuz and we chime in on if the ship has sailed. Camron had some interesting things to say about Jay-Z's current relationship with hip-hop.

For our anniversaries this week, we return to the summer of 2004 when Jadakiss released his legendary Champ is Here Mixtape with DJ Big Mike and Green Lantern and his sophomore album Kiss of Death. Next, we remember Eminem's comeback LP Recovery and tap into J. Cole's Born Sinner album. Finally, we close out the show by paying respects to the late Prodigy of Mobb Deep. All that and more on this week's episode of the Shifting the Culture Podcast. Listen to Episode 30 now. 

0:30 Intro7:42 Kendrick's Pop Out Concert
21:21 Is Chris Brown This Era's Michael Jackson?
33:08 Versus Moving To X
37:28 Camron On Jay Z's Relationship With Hip Hop
44:29 Anniversary Of The Champ Is Here & Kiss Of Death From Jadakiss
50:28 Anniversary Of Recovery From Eminem
57:11 Anniversary Of Born Sinner From J Cole
1:03:07 Anniversary Of Prodigy's Death
1:08:56 Outro


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We're back with another episode of the Shifting the Culture Podcast. In this week's episode, we discuss Billboard's Hottest Female Rappers list and debate if they got it right. Next, we touch on Chuck D's comments about older rappers promoting toxicity in their music rather than being more mature and having positive messages. Kendrick Lamar plans to be outside on Juneteenth for a concert at the Los Angeles Kia Forum. We also tap into the recent allegations brought against the Dream and Kanye West. 

For our old-school portion of the show, we remember EPMD's Strictly Business album (1988) and the Lost Boyz album from 1996, Legal Drug Money. Finally, we close out the show by recapping 50 Cent and Power's 10-year run on television. Tap in and listen to episode 29 today!

0:30 Intro
10:26 Billboard's Hottest Females In Hip Hop List
17:40 Chuck D On Older Rappers Promoting Toxicity
24:26 Upcoming Kendrick Lamar Juneteenth Concert
26:45 Diddy Stripped Of Howard Degree
32:42 Kanye West Accused Of Sexual Harassment
39:51 Anniversary Of EPMD's Strictly Business
44:34 Anniversary Of The Lost Boyz' Legal Drug Money
50:21 Anniversary Of Power
1:00:57 Outro


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In the latest episode of the Shifting the Culture podcast, we discuss this year's Summer Jam and why there is a disconnect between performing artists and fans. Eminem returns with a new track called "Whodini' and he's up to his old antics. Two more Drake reference tracks leak which has us questioning if he can be considered the best of this generation and Ice Cube proclaims "No Vaseline" as the greatest diss track of all time. 

For our anniversaries, we remember the impact of LL Cool J's second album, I'm Bad, and Boogie Down Production's By Any Means Necessary LP. Finally, we close out the show by reminiscing about the double album Wu-Tang Forever. Listen to episode 28 today.


0:30 Intro/ NBA Finals Predictions4:51 Lakers vs Kings 2002 Series Revisited
10:41 SummerJam Recap
13:23 Eminem References Megan Thee Stallion In New Single
22:19 Two More Drake Reference Tracks Leaked
30:44 Ice Cube Says No Vaseline Is The Greatest Diss Ever
38:20 Pink Pantheriss Thinks Songs Shouldn't Be Longer Than 2:30
45:40 Anniversary Of LL Cool J's BAD (1987)
51:43 Anniversary Of Boogie Down Productions' By All Means Necessary (1988)
58:39 Anniversary Of Wu Tang Forever (1997)
1:09:41 outro


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In this week's episode of the Shifting the Culture Podcast, we discuss the leaked footage of Diddy attacking Cassie in a hotel hallway and Diddy's half-hearted apology. Apple released its list of the top 100 albums of all time and we discuss if they got it right. Sean Kingston's house gets raided for fraud and Nicki Minaj is detained in Amsterdam for carrying drugs.   

For our throwback portion of the show, we remember the impact of the hood classic Menace to Society. We also reminisce about Eminem's Marshall Mathers LP and Pusha T's classic Daytona. Listen to episode 27 today.


0:30 Konscious Kurt's Diddy Diss/ Intro
2:38 Footage Released Of Diddy Attacking Cassie/ More Allegations
22:52 Apple Ranks Lauryn Hill's Miseducation As Greatest Album Of All Time
28:35 Sean Kingston & His Mother Arrested For Fraud
33:45 Nicki Minaj Detained In Amsterdam For Weed
37:48 Anniversary Of Menace 2 Society
47:22 Anniversary Of Eminem's Marshall Mathers LP
55:13 Anniversary Of Pusha T's Daytona
1:01:35 Outro


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In the latest episode of the Shifting the Culture Podcast, we discuss the aftermath of Kendrick Lamar and Drake's battle and where the two artists go from here. Since beef is in the air, The Game decides to take shots at Rick Ross on "Freeway's Revenge" and Shaq and Shannon Sharpe go back and forth. We also speak on whether or not Ludacris is wrong for feeling like he can beat Jay-Z and Lil Wayne in a battle.

For our flashback portion of the show, we remember the impact of the Fresh Prince episode when Will's dad appears and lets Will down once again. We also dive into DMX's debut, its Dark and Hell is Hot as well as Kendrick Lamar's therapeutic Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers album. Tap in and listen to Episode 26 now.

0:30 Intro
9:36 Who Won The Drake Vs. Kendrick Battle?
26:04 The Game Disses Rick Ross
27:38 Shaq Disses Shannon Sharpe
34:03 QuestLove Critiques Kendrick/ Drake Battle & Tupac's Hit Em Up
43:06 Ludacris Says He Can Beat Jay Z & Lil Wayne
56:35 Nicki Minaj's Pink Friday 2 Tour Breaks Records
59:50 Anniversary Of Will's Dad Fresh Prince Episode
1:09:36 Anniversary Of DMX's It's Dark & Hell Is Hot
1:24:42 Anniversary Of Kendrick Lamar's Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers
1:34:13 Outro


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In this week's episode of the Shifting the Culture Podcast, we dive into the latest diss tracks from Kendrick Lamar and Drake. Euphoria, 6/16, Family Matters, Meet the Grahams, and Not Like Us all dropped within the past week. We discuss who's winning the battle so far and how we expect things to play out. Cash Money announces their reunion at this year's Essense Fest in New Orleans which is the first time the crew has gotten together in decades.
We also tap into this year's Hot 97 Summer Jam lineup. 

For our throwback portion of the show, we remember the impact the LA Riots had on LA and the culture following the Rodney King trial verdicts. We also discuss the fight between Alonzo Mourning and Larry Johnson in the 1998 NBA playoffs and Ray Allen's acting debut in Spike Lee's He Got Game. Tap in and listen to Episode 25 today.

0:30 Intro
10:48 Drake Vs. Kendrick Escalates
44:20 Upcoming Cash Money Reunion At Essence
46:53 Summer Jam 2024 Lineup
53:16 LA RIots Anniversary (1992)
58:54 Alonzo Mourning & Larry Johnson Fight Anniversary (1998)
1:02:48 He Got Game Anniversary (1998)
1:13:24 Outro

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In this week's episode of the Shifting the Culture Podcast, we dive into some of the recent headlines in hip hop. First, we discuss Tupac's Estate threatening to sue Drake over the use of Tupac's voice in his Kendrick Lamar diss track "Taylor Made". We celebrate Mary J. Bloge and A Tribe Called Quest being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Doja Cat went off on Twitter recently and told parents not to bring their kids to her shows. 

We also pay homage to some classic hip-hop albums this week. We recall Outkast's debut album Southernplayalisticcadillacmusik and how it helped pave the way for the legendary group from Atlanta. Next, we take it up North and reminisce about Mobb Deep's Infamous album which is arguably one of the greatest hip hop albums of all time. We also touch on Big Pun's Capital Punishment album which was the first Latin hip hop artist to go platinum. Join us for Episode 24 and listen now.

0:30 Intro
10:16 Tupac's Estate Threatens To Sue Drake over Taylor Made
22:42 Doja Cat Tweets Tells Parents Not to Bring Kids To Her Shows
29:35 Mary J Blige & Tribe Called Quest Going into Rock & Roll HOF
34:05 Eminem's New Album Dropping This Summer
41:44 Anniversary Of Southernplayalistic From Outkast
49:06 Anniversary Of The Infamous by Mobb Deep
1:00:28 Anniversary Of the movie Friday
1:08:31 Anniversary Of Capital Punishment From Big Pun
1:21:57 Outro


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After a brief hiatus, the crew is back for another episode of the Shifting the Culture Podcast.  We kick things off with the NBA playoffs and give our predictions on how this year will play out. Next, we get into the biggest topic in hip hop at the moment which is Drake vs feels like the entire rap industry. Since beef is in the air, Chris Brown decides to go nuclear and drops a disrespectful diss track that will leave you shocked by what he said. 

We discuss Bad Boy's former artists G. Dep and Shyne having some interesting things to say about dealing with Diddy in the past. 50 Cent launches G Unit Studios in Shreveport, LA to provide more opportunities for African Americans to get into the film industry. 

For our flashback portion of the show, we remember the impact of In Living Color and Nas's debut album Illmatic, which is still considered one of the greatest albums of all time. Finally, we give the late Guru from Gangstarr his flowers on the anniversary of his death. Join us for Episode 23 and listen now.

0:30 Intro
1:51 Rogue Mike's New Project
5:11 NBA Playoffs
10:42 Jordan's 63 Points Game Against The Celtics (1986) 
15:13 J Cole Backs Out Of Kendrick Beef
23:03 Drake Uses AI For New Kendrick Diss
28:21 Drake Vs.The World
34:16 Chris Brown Bodies Quavo On Weakest Link
41:02 G Dep Defends Diddy
48:15 Shyne Relieved The Truth About Diddy Is Coming Out
52:55 50 Cent Launches G Unit Studios
59:47 Anniversary Of In Living Color
1:09:40 Anniversary Of Illmatic From Nas
1:18:37 Anniversary Of Guru's Death
1:23:11 New Releases
1:25:47 Outro 


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In this week’s episode of the Shifting the Culture Podcast, we start with the latest updates on Diddy’s ongoing legal troubles as both of his homes were raided due to sex trafficking allegations. Next, we discuss Kendrick Lamar taking shots at Drake and possibly J. Cole on Future & Metro Boomin’s “It’s Like That” off the We Don’t Trust You album. We also get into Hulu’s Freaknik documentary and how the infamous festival impacted the culture. 

For our flashback portion of the show, we remember NWA and West Coast pioneer Eazy E and how his death shocked the world. We also celebrate Bigge’s Life After Death and the 25th anniversary of Usher’s Confessions album. Finally, we give the late Phife Dawg from A Tribe Called Quest his flowers. Join us for Episode 22 and listen now.

0:00 Intro1:39 Two Of Diddy's Homes Raided By The Feds
8:50 Kendrick Lamar Takes Shots At Drake & J Cole
16:06 Freaknik Documentary Review
27:43 Eazy E's Death Anniversary

36:00 Biggie's Life After Death Anniversary
44:39 Usher's Confessions Anniversary
51:27 Phife's Death Anniversary
54:14 New Releases
57:11 Outro



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In the latest edition of the Shifting the Culture Podcast, we discuss Nelly’s recent comments where he stated he came up in the most competitive era in hip hop. We give our thoughts and determine if what Nelly said is valid. Next, we recap Steve Stoute’s Club Shay Shay interview and give the business mogul his flowers for helping push hip hop to new levels. We also determine whether anyone can rap better on R&B-type beats than Fabolous. 

For this episode’s anniversary segment, we reminisce about the hip-hop classic films House Party and New Jack City.  Finally, we remember the life of the Notorious B.I.G. and how his death still impacts the culture 27 years later. Join us for Episode 21 and listen now.

0:30 Intro
2:09 Nelly Claims He Came Up In The Toughest Era in Hip Hop
11:24 Club Shay Shay Steve Stoute Interview
22:37 Tank Says Fabolous Is The Best to Rap On R&B Beats 
27:30 Anniversary Of House Party
33:07 Anniversary Of New Jack City
38:31 Anniversary Of Biggie's Murder
44:36 Anniversary Of Three Six Mafia's Oscar Win
47:48 New Releases
49:02 Outro


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In Episode 20, of the Shifting the Culture podcast, we start the show by discussing the latest allegations towards Diddy which doesn’t paint the Bad Boy CEO in the greatest light. In a recent episode of the Joe Budden Podcast, Joe Budden stated J. Cole has surpassed Drake and Kendrick Lamar lyrically and we discuss whether his take is accurate. Next, we share our thoughts on Nas partnering with Resorts World Casino for an expansion project for a brand new multi-billion dollar casino in the heart of Queens, NY.

In our flashback section of the show, we remember the unfortunate Rodney King beating which led to the LA Riots back in 1991. On a more positive note, we remember the 25th anniversary of the Hard Knock Life Tour featuring Jay-Z, DMX, Redman, Method Man, Ja Rule, Beanie Sigel, Memphis Bleek, DJ Clue, and more. Finally, we wrap up this week's episode by reminiscing about Beanie Sigel’s classic debut album, The Truth.

0:30 - Intro
1:28 - More Allegations Towards Diddy
13:40 - Joe Budden Says J Cole Surpassed Kendrick & Drake
19:41 - Nas Partners With Resorts World NYC For Expansion in Queens, NY
24:39 - Anniversary of the Rodney King Beating
31:12 - 25th Anniversary of the Hard Knock Life Tour
35:15 - Beanie Sigel's The Truth Anniversary
40:27 - New Releases
43:04 - Outro


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In Episode 19, of the Shifting the Culture podcast, we start the show by discussing Jeezy's Tiny Desk performance and give our reactions to his appearance. Next, we share our thoughts on Schoolboy Q no longer wanting his white fans to use the N-word at his shows. Shifting gears, we touch on Benzino's breakdown on Drink Champs and Boosie's comments about no one in the hood listening to Eminem's music.

In our throwback section of the show, we remember Ol' Dirty Bastard crashing the Grammy stage after Wu-Tang Clan did not win Album of the Year at the 1998 Grammys. We also reminisce about the Roots classic "Things Fall Apart" which help solidified the group as a force to be reckoned with. Finally, we touch on Eminem's debut album, the Slim Shady LP. Join us for Episode 19 as we continue to explore hip-hop's vibrant and ever-evolving landscape, from iconic performances to groundbreaking releases and everything in between.

0:30 - Intro10:29 - Jeezy Tiny Desk Review
20:09 - Schoolboy Q Doesn't Want White Fans Saying The N Word
32:18 - Benzino Cries Over Eminem On Drink Champs
43:45 - Lil Boosie Says No One From His Hood Listens To Eminem
57:36 - Anniversary Of ODB Crashing The Grammys
1:10:24 - Anniversary Of Things Fall Apart From The Roots
1:17:11 - Anniversary Of The Slim Shady LP From Eminem
1:25:40 - New Releases
1:27:20 - Outro



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In Episode 8 of Season 2, the Shifting the Culture podcast, we kick off the show by recapping Usher's Super Bowl Half Time performance and sharing our thoughts on his new album Coming Home. Next, we discuss Kanye West and Ty Dolla$ign's Vultures album being removed from streaming services. We also touch on Killer Mike's response to Kai Cenat for not knowing who he was after winning Rap Album of the Year at this year's Grammys.

In our flashback section of the show, we recall the impact of The Fugees The Score album which went on to sell over 22 million albums worldwide. We also reminisce about 2 Pac's classic Death Row debut, All Eyez on Me, which was the first double CD by a hip-hop artist. Next, we remember Big L and ponder what his legacy would be if the Harlem MC had never been tragically killed before reaching his full potential. Finally, we close out the show by remembering Drake's So Far Gone Mixtape which helped put Drake on the map.

0:30 Intro
3:16 Usher Halftime Show Recap and Coming Home Album Review
12:15 Vultures Removed From Apple Music
20:10 Killer Mike Responds To Kai Cenat
25:57 Rich Baby Daddy Video Review
29:17 Anniversary Of The Fugees The Score
35:15 Anniversary Of 2 Pac's All Eyez On Me
42:31 Anniversary Of Big L's Death
49:54 Anniversary Of Drake's So Far Gone Mixtape
55:34 New Releases


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In Episode 4 of Season 2, the Shifting the Culture podcast, we kick off with our predictions on what to expect from Usher’s Super Bowl Halftime show. Next, we share our favorite halftime performances from past Super Bowls. Next, we discuss the highly anticipated Freaknik Documentary slated to drop in March. Shifting gears, we highlight the nominees for the 2024 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, discussing the artists and acts that have made significant contributions to the music industry.

In our flashback section of the show, we remember the untimely passing of Big Pun, Ghostface's 'Supreme Clientele,' Dead Prez's 'Let's Get Free,' and Kanye West's 'College Dropout and reflect on the enduring legacies of these seminal albums and their influence on hip-hop culture. Join us for Episode 5 as we continue to explore hip-hop's vibrant and ever-evolving landscape, from iconic performances to groundbreaking releases and everything in between.


0:30 Intro
10:49 Usher's Halftime Show Expectations
16:53 Favorite Super Bowl Halftime Performances
23:32 Freaknik Documentary Dropping In March
28:53 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame 2024 Nominees
31:57 Anniversary Of Big Pun's Death
38:40 Anniversary Of Supreme Clientele From Ghostface
42:51 Anniversary Of Let's Get Free From Dead Prez
48:59 Anniversary Of College Dropout From Kanye
58:44 New Releases
1:02:33 Outro

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In Episode 4 of Season 2, the Shifting the Culture podcast delves into the aftermath of the Grammys, where Killer Mike's victories spark a critical examination of hip-hop's relationship with the once-prestigious awards show. As we question why hip-hop continues to attend a ceremony that often disrespects our culture, we explore the complexities of representation and recognition within the music industry. Next, we shift gears to celebrate the legendary hip-hop trio Run DMC with a deep dive into their Kings from Queens Documentary, offering insights into their groundbreaking contributions to the genre and their enduring legacy.

In our nostalgic segment, we remember the cultural impact of 50 Cent's classic album 'Get Rich or Die Tryin',' reflecting on its significance in shaping the landscape of hip-hop and its enduring influence on subsequent generations of artists. Finally, we turn our attention to Ryan Leslie's highly anticipated new album, marking his return to the music scene after a decade-long hiatus.

0:30: Intro2:07: Killer Mike Sweeps Hip Hop Grammy Nominations & Gets Arrested
7:42: Grammys Not Respecting Hip Hop + Jay-Z's Acceptance Speech
18:18: Run DMC Kings From Queens Documentary Recap
30:02: Anniversary Of 50 Cent's Get Rich Or Die Trying album
36:32: New Releases - Ryan Leslie
38:21: Outro


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In episode 15 of the Shifting the Culture podcast, we dive into Megan the Stallion and Nicki Minaj’s ongoing beef and discuss their diss tracks “Hiss” and “Big Foot”. The lineup for the 2024 Lovers and Friends concert was just released and we discuss what to expect at this year's show. We also discuss Andre 3000’s upcoming tour to promote his new album New Blue Sun.

In addition, we celebrate the anniversary of the launch of BET, one of the first platforms designed for people of color to showcase their talents. Finally, we close out this week’s show by remembering Twista’s most commercially successful album Kamikaze, and the L.O.X.’s Ruff Ryders debut, We Are the Streets.


0:30 Intro
5:11 Nicki Minaj & Megan The Stallion Beef (Hiss vs Big Foot)
13:59 Lovers & Friends Music Festival Lineup
19:15 Andre 3000 Going On Tour
22:18 Snoop Dogg & 50 Cent Giving Back + New Snoop & Dre Album On The Way
28:28 Anniversary Of The Launch Of BET
35:48 Anniversary Of The LOX We Are The Streets Album
43:59 20th Anniversary Of Twista's Kamikaze Album
50:43 New Releases


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In this week's episode of the Shifting the Culture podcast, we discuss Drake's response to Yasiin Bey's recent comments where he labeled Drake's music as Target music. Next, we debate whether Dee-1 was out of line for saying NWA are not legends. Since it's the anniversary of the release of the movie Juice, we remember the top hip-hop movie soundtracks throughout the years. Finally, we touch on the Game's debut The Documentary, and the 30th anniversary of the Family Matters racial profiling episode.

0:00 Intro
9:51 Drake Responds to Yasiin Bey
19:24 Dee 1 says NWA Shouldn't be Called Legends
28:56 Top Hip-Hop Movie Soundtracks
41:38 Anniversary of the Movie Juice
47:46 Anniversary Of Family Matters Racial Profiling Episode
55:48 Anniversary of The Game's Documentary
1:03:16 New Releases





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