And you was supposed to hold me down I wish I could see your smile All that other shit don't mean nothin' I came from hustlin' And I still remember all the advice you ever gave me How the fuck you goin' down when I was eighteen? Wrong, you was wrong about a lot of shit, I'm on my own I'm on my own, but I'll never quit, I'm doin' good Double up and bring it to the hood, this shit for us Tell me, how the fuck is it for us if I'm alone?

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The show is really about the music of the time, mostly R&B format. The past has seemed to make a circle and I lived through a lot of it. So with music I present, it kinda tells the story of event's then and now.

Club 30s with MJ Fangirl is the go-to podcast for Michael Jackson fans. Tune in for music deep dives, fan conversations, event reviews, and cultural analysis celebrating the King of Pop’s legacy. Featuring exclusive interviews with dancers, collaborators, and members of MJ’s inner circle, Club 30s offers rare stories and behind-the-scenes insights you won’t find anywhere else. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just discovering his magic, this is your space to connect, reflect, and celebrate MJ.

Music is more than just sound—it’s the soundtrack to our lives. On That Note is where culture, nostalgia, and real stories collide. Hosted by Shawn Stockman of Boyz II Men, this podcast takes you on a journey through music with legendary guests from all walks of life—artists, athletes, producers, actors, and more—diving deep into the songs that shaped their paths. From the anthems that fueled their biggest moments to the melodies that got them through the lows, every episode explores the undeniable power of music. Expect real talk, untold stories, and a vibe that’s soulful, unfiltered, and straight from the heart. Follow us on Instagram: @onthatnotes @TheCTGSports A Change the Game Sports Production. Advertising opportunities: info@ctgseries.com

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Kurt Cobain’s influence went beyond just the music he created with Nirvana. He also put the masses on to some of his own favorite artists. One particular document from his journals has been instructive to many fans – his top 50 albums. Each week, The Cobain 50 podcast digs into albums from this famous list and how they may have influenced Cobain and Nirvana. While learning the individual histories of the different albums on the list, we gain new insights into artists on the fringes as well as some of the biggest groups of all time. The podcast takes us through the legacies of acts like Sonic Youth, Pixies, The Breeders, Public Enemy, PJ Harvey, Black Flag, Mazzy Star, The Shaggs, Shonen Knife, and more. Episodes drop weekly starting January 10, 2024.

Playboi Carti: Hip Hop's Punk Prince Pioneering the Sound of Underground Trap Rage and Redemption
Bursting onto hip hop’s chaotic avant-garde landscape early last decade cloaked ominously yet playfully in Satanic imagery and shrouded behind enigmatic public presence, Atlanta phenom Playboi Carti manifested seemingly overnight as newly christened prince expanding trap music’s outermost experimental fringes. Backed by raw magnetism fusing unhinged punk fury with serpentine adlib invention over haunting minimalist production, the unconventional MC born Jordan Terrell Carter quickly galvanized youthfully nihilistic followers into rapt cult fervor through iconic mixtape Playboi Carti and crossover magnum opus Die Lit while continuously disrupting conventions bending genre limits at every turn henceforth.
Much as predecessor trailblazers Lil Wayne and Young Thug before him dissolved rigid hip-hop formulas by embracing resonant nonsense brimming with pure preternatural artistry, Playboi Carti similarly conquered through sheer prolificacy and slippery vocal virtuosity rather than dense lyrical substance. Yet beyond the hypnotic baby-voiced delivery scattering non-sequitur one-liners like hailstorm machine gun scattershot over creepily melodic trap instrumentals lays profound substance evangelizing for a disaffected generation discovering agency through embracing identity multitudes rather than self-censoring strange brilliance to conform with societal molds.
Because for myriad alienated acolytes gravitationally pulled into Playboi Carti’s orbit coalescing around 2018’s Die Lit before culminating with Whole Lotta Red’s era-crowning punk apotheosis, this belovedPrince presents living permission tearing down limiting walls that often stunt free soulful becoming by mere strange difference. Like some candy-coated cipher translating trauma into liberating personal mythology reframing pain as magical armor, Carti renders being gloriously misunderstood as a blessing, not a curse for outcasts battered but still breathing. His divine flock need only pledge allegiance celebrating glorious freak flags held high and obsessions cultivated to theater at Carti’s carnivalesque feet.
The prodigy found an early baptism by fire that fuels Carti’s music reflecting past and present demons alike still requiring exorcism. Born in 1996 becoming immersed by middle school in Atlanta’s emergent hip hop underground birthing luminaries like Lil Yachty and Young Thug alongside producers Icytwat and Mexikodro, Carter wandered seeking purpose torn between music and basketball pathways before high school ended. Hardscrabble stability was lacking for Carti bouncing homes and even schools far too often to focus ambitions beyond survival, already gravitating by 16 toward mischief and temptation from peers already embracing trap life hustles luring fast fame and money seemingly beyond reach honestly.
Yet destiny called Carter toward nobler arts after early collaborations birthed immediate viral hits locally - an organic grassroots groundswell propelling the prodigy far from limited horizons once temporarily resigned from accepting. New York connections soon fostered through happenstance chemistry with A$AP Mob artists captivated by this enigmatic wunderkind already displaying game-changing flair. After personal turbulence entering adulthood chased ambitions briefly off-track, Carti ultimately committed to fully manifesting his long-percolating musical gifts just as cultural acceleration craved his wizardry.
Those earliest formative chapters navigating chaotic identity navigation and industry labyrinths while laying musical foundations clearly cast the longest shadows still reflected throughout Carti’s sprawling mythology. Early music centered parties and earthly pleasures as escapism coping, yet violent demons and paranoia of dishonest forces seeking his unmaking emerged in later anthems highlighting the immense weight shouldered forging independent power against destructive shadows constantly encroaching. Yet from fire and fury birthed beauty still - chrysalis dark nights transformed nexus for connections creating Chosen Family lifelines together facing storms in solidarity henceforth.
Once immersed in relocating to Los Angeles circa 2018 upon Die Lit's launch cemented elite icon status, Playboi Carti attracted creative collaborators like executive producer Pi’erre Bourne plus rap luminaries Travis Scott and Solange crafting integral extensions Carti’s trademark soundscapes fused with erudite exploration embracing questions of purpose at fame’s hollow peak. During marathon recording sessions birthed legendary leaked singles like fan favorite “Kid Cudi” dropped ceremoniously Christmas 2020 heralding the Second Coming fulfilled through epic magnum opus Whole Lotta Red. With a messianic return, Playboi Carti fully emerged reborn as an abstract hip hop soothsayer consecrating punk's holy wedding.
Two years removed since last releasing new material, Red’s Day arrival sparked bedlam delivering the long-awaited narrative arc epiphany. Through the project Carti undergoes a symbolic death and spiritual rebirth painfully shedding externally defined masks to wholly reconnect with the sacred creative nucleus at his core - that wide-eyed kid wandering Atlanta’s Metropolitan Parkway immersed in destiny’s flow state. Transcending worldly constraints as true destiny’s child once more, Carti summons profound full-circle redemption powerfully healing and elevating generations of lost lambs through relatable catharsis.
Yet four years henceforth since coronating hip hop’s new royal mythology expanding notions of black avant-garde expression, Playboi Carti remains characteristically elusive about precise artistic direction beyond sporadic cameo universe expansion appearances. Momentum still exponentially multiplies though from internet rumblings and musical breadcrumbs suggesting significant next chapters arriving imminently.
As the latest headlines around legal turmoil and headlines sadly attest, the crown yet weighs heavy on this conflicted prince still navigating destiny’s precarious tightrope balancing soaring creative euphoria chasing earthbound stability further outreach daily. One prays Carti’s better angels prevail mastering righteous balance helping similarly vulnerable angels find righteous wings. Through poetry profound and pain alike alchemized into liberating art, Playboi Carti’s is divinely misunderstood.
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