In this new segment, the GAHHDcast crew—Burnz, VSOP, and Maxlo—dive into Victory, the brand-new album from the legendary Slick Rick. The team gives a full breakdown of the music, themes, and standout tracks, while also reviewing the accompanying Victory short film, now available on YouTube. They discuss Idris Elba’s surprising and creative role in the project, and reflect on Slick Rick’s lasting legacy in hip-hop. From deep cuts to visual storytelling, this is a can't-miss conversation for fans of The Ruler and lovers of lyricism alike.
In this episode, we sit down with Brooklyn’s own multi-talented producer, rapper, and designer Doza The Drum Dealer for an in-depth conversation about his creative journey. We break down his latest project 5 O’Clock Tea with Brick Top, including the standout track “Petty as F***,” and explore his heartfelt album Soul Sessions, a collaboration with his father. Doza opens up about his musical influences, favorite producers, and the art of collaborating with other artists. We also dive into his upcoming and unexpected Big Pun collaboration album Ghost at the Chez Bippy, cementing his place as one of the most versatile voices in the game.
In this special segment, Burns, VSOP, and Maxlo dive deep into the New Jersey stop of Wu-Tang Clan’s The Last Chamber tour. The trio breaks down everything from the setlist and stage presence to fashion choices and the energy of the crowd. They reflect on the cultural impact and lasting legacy of the Wu-Tang Clan, sharing personal stories, memories, and insights. The episode also covers the night’s electrifying surprise appearances by Lauryn Hill and Mary J. Blige. It’s an unforgettable conversation celebrating hip-hop royalty.
In this special GAHHDcast segment, we shine the spotlight on our very own VSOP as he steps into the producer role and celebrates his debut beat set performance at The Secret Pour in Brooklyn, NY. We dive into his journey into production, break down the energy of his first live set, and highlight some of the well-deserved props he received. Plus—there’s a major announcement for co-host Maxlo that you won’t want to miss. Tap in to catch all the excitement and discover both big moments for yourself!
In this episode of GAHHDCAST, hosts Burnz, VSOP, and Maxlo sit down with rising MC, content creator, and food reviewer, Jersey's own Willy Gonza. What starts as a convo about musical influences quickly turns into a wild revelation — Willy's inspiration shares a jaw-dropping connection to Burns himself. The crew dives into Willy's growing catalog, the vision behind his visuals, and what fans can expect from his upcoming projects.They also chop it up about his work with HudPost, and how he’s repping for Hudson County in more ways than one. It’s a Jersey-rooted, bar-heavy episode full of laughs, stories, and raw energy.Welcome to the GAHHDCAST.
We’re back with Episode 3 of our Hip Hop Quotables series! This time, Hudson County MC Willy Gonza joins Brother Burnz, VSOP, and MaxLo as we each present three of our favorite hip hop quotables and dive into why they hit so hard. From legendary bars to underground gems, we break down lines from Eminem, Ransom, Joe Budden, Chill Rob G, Last Breath’s own Nyce Won and Bludshot, Apache, CF201, Crimeapple, and even an honorable mention from Henry Quester. Tap in for classic bars, passionate breakdowns, and some serious hip hop insight from the squad.
In this special segment, friend of the show Oddatee joins Brother Burnz, VSOP, and Maxlo during his visit from France. Together, they dive into a candid discussion about the current state of hip hop, the impact of social media on artists’ careers, and Oddatee’s creative process behind his latest album “Rabbit Season.” Tune in for thoughtful insights, international perspectives, and raw commentary on the evolving culture of hip hop.
In this segment, Brother Burnz, VSOP, Maxlo, and special guest Oddatee dive into some of the most influential and unforgettable Hip Hop bars that left a lasting impact on us. From the gritty wisdom of Wu-Tang Clan to the lyrical mastery of Jay-Z, Biggie, Nas, Big Pun, and more—these are the lines that shaped our love for the culture. Tune in to Episode 2 for another round of timeless Hip Hop quotables, broken down by the Gahhdcast squad.
In this special segment, Brother Burnz, VSOP, MaxLo, and guest Oddatee dive deep into Mass Appeal’s highly anticipated Legend Has It album series—also known as The Iconic 7. Curated by Nas and Mass Appeal, this historic rollout features upcoming albums from seven legendary Hip Hop artists: Slick Rick, De La Soul, Mobb Deep, Big L, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, and the long-awaited Nas & DJ Premier collab project. The crew breaks down what to expect from each release, possible features and producers, ideal drop dates, and the cultural impact this series could have on Hip Hop. If you love bars, beats, and legacy, this episode is a must-listen!
In this segment, Brother Burnz, VSOP, and new cohost MaxLo come together to settle one of Hip-Hop’s greatest debates — who belongs on the Queensbridge Mount Rushmore? With criteria based on cultural impact, lyrical skill, legacy, and influence, the crew dives into the careers of Nas, Marley Marl, Prodigy, Cormega, Tragedy Khadafi, MC Shan, Capone-N-Noreaga, and more. After deep discussion and tough calls, the team reaches a unanimous decision on the final four. Tune in to find out who made the cut and who got left off the mountain.
In this special segment brought to you by Brother Ef, the GAHHDcast crew—Brother Burnz, VSOP, and special guest Mr. Hoffa from HoffaTV—dive into some of their favorite Hip Hop Quotables. From legendary lines by Nas, Jay-Z, Run DMC, Tupac, Prodigy, and more, we break down the bars that stuck with us, inspired us, and defined eras. Tune in for lyrical gems, real talk, and hip hop history.
In this special informal episode, the GAHHDcast crew sits down with Mr. Hoffa from HoffaTV to settle a major debate: Who belongs on the Wu-Tang Clan Mount Rushmore? Using a strict criteria of music, cultural impact, longevity, and growth, and requiring unanimous agreement, we break down the careers of all the Wu members and crown the final four. Tap in and see if you agree with our picks!
In this special informal episode, the GAHHDcast crew sits down with Mr. Hoffa from HoffaTV to settle a major debate: Who belongs on the Wu-Tang Clan Mount Rushmore? Using a strict criteria of music, cultural impact, longevity, and growth, and requiring unanimous agreement, we break down the careers of all the Wu members and crown the final four. Tap in and see if you agree with our picks!
In this pivotal episode of the GAHHDcast, the crew is reborn with the introduction of their new cohost MaxLo. The team sits down with special guest Life Liggy Long — MC, host, media personality, and die-hard Polo and North Face supporter — to talk all things Hip Hop. They dive into Billboard’s Top Female Rappers of All Time list and debate who belongs where. The crew also reviews It’s About to Rain by Miami MC Evaize and breaks down Nas’s 7 Iconsannouncement, sharing thoughts on the selected artists and albums. The episode rounds out with a deep dive into Life Long’s journey in the game, highlighting his latest release In The Day Of The Night. A fresh chapter begins — tap in.
In the final episode of the GAHHD Podcast, we go out with a bang as we break down our five favorite albums of 2024 with our special guest and cousin of the show, MaxLo the Hip Hop Trucker. We dive deep into standout projects from Reno RX, Joell Ortiz & Heatmakerz, Kiamo, Eminem, and a surprising pick from Medium Build. We also discuss albums from Chief Kamuche, Lupe Fiasco, and the last album from the late, great Chino XL.As we sip, debate, and freestyle, we reflect on the incredible journey of the GAHHD Podcast, sharing laughs, memories, and appreciation for everyone who has supported us. This episode is more than just a discussion—it's a celebration of hip-hop, friendship, and the legacy we've built. Thank you for rocking with us.
Join us in celebrating a monumental milestone as we hit Episode 200 of the GAHHDcast! This special episode is filled with reflections, laughs, and an incredible lineup of guests who helped make this journey unforgettable. Our guest list includes fashion expert and hustler Sami (@timeless_product), producer extraordinaire Professor (@p_thought), the incomparable MC CF201 (@cf201), the ever-positive MC Don Prynce (@don_prynce), MC and barber Ill Padill (@ill_padill), rising star Xarobaby (@xarobaby), and, of course, our brothers and co-hosts The Black Don (@theblaccvault) and Bludshot (@bludshot201). Together, we discuss everything from past highlights to future aspirations, showcasing the collective spirit and talent that keeps the GAHHDcast thriving.
In Episode 199 of the GAHHDcast, we sat down with rapper and extended family of the podcast, Xarobaby. We explored his latest single Lie 4 Me as well as tracks from his Final Warning EP, including Risk It All, DND, and Damaged. Xarobaby gave us insight into the creative process behind the Damaged video, directed by Nick Morales, and shared his influences, aspirations, and strategic approach to navigating the music industry. We also debated the importance of having a "Plan B" for artists and whether it's necessary for success. The conversation delved into a range of topics, from Lil Wayne and Kid Cudi to GKMC, Marvin's Room, Biggie, Mase, G-Unit, and Nas. The episode wrapped up with an entertaining round of "10 Shots with VS."
In Episode 198 of the GAHHDcast, we sat down with MC, producer, and hip-hop connoisseur Lex Nyre to explore his latest album, John, as well as his previous works, Real Estate and his collaborative project, Humble Exchange. Lex opened up about the four-year gap between projects, his unique production style, and his love for Boom Bap Hip Hop. We also discussed his incredible hip-hop memorabilia collection, showcasing his passion for the culture. Special guest CF, also known as CF201, joined the conversation, adding even more depth to the discussion. The episode concluded with a lively round of "10 Shots with VS.
In Episode 197 of the GAHHDcast, we sat down with Passaic's own Kiamo to dive deep into his latest project, A Malcolm Story. We explored the storytelling brilliance behind tracks like "Beef" and the heartfelt family love expressed on "Mazarati Freestyle." Kiamo shared insights into why the album spans 19 tracks and the intriguing Def Jam connection at his listening event. We also discussed whether this album has themes of heartbreak, his journey into fatherhood, his recent weight loss transformation, and the innovative marketing strategies planned for the album, including upcoming music videos. The episode wrapped up with a fun and insightful round of "10 Shots with VS.
In Episode 196 of the GAHHDcast, we sit down with world-renowned video director and editor Ray Cuts to explore his incredible journey in the visual arts. From his humble beginnings to becoming a sought-after director, Ray discusses his award-winning trailer for the documentary Modern Day Miracles and his collaborations with top artists like Alexis y Fido, Red Café, Fabolous, L.O.N.E., the Mudslingaz, Jon Z, and Plan B. We dive into his experiences traveling the globe to shoot music videos, the visuals that first inspired him, and his favorite films and music videos. The episode concludes with a fun and revealing round of "10 Shots with VS."
