Its Up There Podcast

Topics: Big Meech, Kevin Gates, Big Meech Exposed , Birdman , Charleston White , Adam 22 Pop Smoke , Mystikal The latest episode begins with Gangsta Williams breaking down his charges and prison sentence (00:00). He sets the record straight on snitching, Rule 35, and how deals with the feds really work (02:30). Loon and Gangsta discuss life behind bars, gang politics, and the power of money in prison (06:00). Gangsta fires back at media lies (16:34) and explains how he built his YouTube hustle after release (18:25). He shares his thoughts on Big Meech (21:38), prison codes, and how he kept peace inside (26:54). He also reveals the moment he found out he was getting released (28:23) and why every inmate needs a top lawyer (29:54). The conversation shifts to Birdman, the indictment rumors, and Cash Money’s rise (43:02). Gangsta also speaks on federal sentences (54:32), clout-chasing in the streets (57:12), and turning his life around (01:00:27). He breaks down Charleston White (01:03:41), feeling used in

The episode opens with Dr. Umar Johnson addressing rumors about a hunger strike and Jaguar Wright’s explosive claims targeting Jay-Z (00:00:00). Umar delves into Jay-Z's strategic response, including his use of lawyers for reputation management (00:01:23), and the importance of protecting one’s image in the public eye (00:02:31). Next, the conversation shifts to Diddy’s public persona and the allegations against him, including concerns about his children’s well-being (00:08:31). Dr. Umar reacts to Diddy’s mother’s statement and reflects on the challenges faced by public figures during crises (00:11:26). The episode also critiques platforms that capitalize on exposing Black icons while exploring the disparity in treatment by Black and white media outlets (00:05:49). Dr. Umar then critiques Shannon Sharpe’s public decisions, addressing the fallout from breaking Hollywood’s unwritten rules on celebrity privacy (00:30:08). He highlights Akon’s divisive comment

In Part 3 of It’s Up There Podcast, Loon and Benzino dive straight into the recent headlines surrounding Benzino’s ongoing feud with 50 Cent and the viral videos reigniting interest in his legacy. The episode opens with Benzino reflecting on his journey and addressing the beef that has captured the attention of hip-hop fans (00:00:00). Benzino shares insights on living life to the fullest (00:00:16), his hustler’s mentality (00:01:03), and the challenges of balancing multimillionaire status with family obligations (00:02:07). He also reflects on transitioning from his past lifestyle to his current journey (00:02:39). As the conversation unfolds, Benzino talks about his generosity toward friends and family (00:03:22) and the financial habits that shaped his life (00:04:26). He delves into the creation and success of Hip Hop Weekly (00:07:21) and sheds light on The Source Awards’ legacy, including its reputation as one of the most violent award shows in hip-hop history (00:24:23). The ep

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Charleston White returns with a deeper dive into the themes he touched on in his Say Cheese TV and Cam Newton interviews, delivering an unfiltered narrative about growing up in an era of systemic neglect, gang culture, and juvenile crime. Pimpin Ken: ‘Charleston White Got New Money, I’ve Been Up! $100M Game Never Dies’ Building on his explosive commentary from previous interviews, Charleston reveals how cultural influences, personal trauma, and flawed systems gave rise to America's 'Super Predator' generation. From recounting his own capital M*****r case at age 14 to exploring the societal forces that shaped him, this episode sheds light on the stories behind the headlines. Charleston also reflects on his transformation through Texas’s experimental rehabilitation program, how the criminal justice system molded his perspective, and why he's committed to speaking out today. This candid discussion touches on gang culture, hip-hop’s role in shaping young minds, and the policy decisio

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Loon kicks off the episode by reflecting on how fame impacts loyalty and relationships, sharing his thoughts on the pressures of public perception and what it takes to navigate those challenges (1:00). The discussion opens with an in-depth look at the shocking breakup of hip-hop’s iconic couple, Remy Ma and Papoose. The crew breaks down their "Black Love" journey, exploring the allegations of infidelity and the public fallout that has fans questioning the couple's once unshakable bond (3:15). "Marriage on Pause" Remy Ma & Papoose Breakup Shakes Hip-Hop | Jay-Z’s Genius Move to Handle Explosive Allegations As the conversation heats up, Loon and the team shift focus to a major controversy involving Jay-Z and Sean "Diddy" Combs. They examine the recent lawsuit that accuses the two hip-hop moguls of misconduct with a 13-year-old girl in 2000. The crew analyzes inconsistencies in the accuser’s story and how Jay-Z’s legal team, led by Tony Buzbee, is preparing to address the allegations

Pimpin Ken responds to Charleston White’s recent comments calling him “broke” during an explosive Say Cheese TV interview. The conversation begins with Pimpin Ken sharing his personal background and insights on financial success in the industry (00:00:43) before diving into the valuation of his company and business assets (00:01:58). He breaks down his future plans, addressing perceptions of wealth and critiquing industry narratives (00:04:05). Ken emphasizes the value of influence in entertainment (00:07:52), recent deals, and the importance of authenticity in maintaining respect in the game (00:09:42). He provides clarity on Charleston White’s remarks (00:12:51), the involvement of Ugly Money (00:13:40), and their shared history (00:16:05). The discussion touches on community support initiatives, business collaborations, and the leadership of HHF (00:18:03). Throughout the interview, Ken compares financial strategies, street credibility, and the concept of viral fame (00:29:14). He h

Building on recent developments, Loon dissects Drake’s high-stakes lawsuits against UMG and the complex “zero sum” nature of industry business. Loon connects these legal battles to Kendrick Lamar’s maneuvers—exploring how Kendrick might have leveraged Future, the Southern hip-hop scene, and the cultural shifts sparked by the South to strengthen his position while challenging Drake’s dominance. From the behind-the-scenes contracts and shifting industry alliances to Joe Budden’s perspective on Drake’s potential exit from the game, Loon uncovers the layers of strategy, negotiation, and influence at play. He examines Drake’s confidence, his tour commitments, and the legendary Cash Money legacy that shaped his career. He also revisits Kendrick’s Super Bowl halftime show announcement and the intriguing silence on collaborations, as well as Lil Wayne’s expectations and how the South’s pivotal role reshaped these hip-hop battles. This episode tak

In this episode of It’s Up There Podcast, Dr. Umar Johnson revisits and expands on the provocative discussions he had during his appearances on The Breakfast Club and The Joe Budden Podcast. Picking up where he left off, Dr. Umar delves deeper into issues like Black media’s scrutiny of Jay-Z and Diddy, the rising doubts around his FDMG school donations, and the cultural impact of hip-hop versus fraternities. Building on earlier debates, Dr. Umar calls out nepotism in the music industry, criticizes Michael Rubin’s role, and defends artists like Beyoncé, LeBron James, and even Eminem. He reaffirms his stance on the importance of community accountability and selective morality within Black culture. Meanwhile, Big Loon pushes back, challenging Dr. Umar to defend his vision and clarify his position on hip-hop’s legacy. Together, they debate whether hip-hop has done enough for the Black community and whether current icons can live up to the legacies of figures like Martin Luther King

Dive deep into the tumultuous journey of Young Thug as he navigates a high-profile trial filled with unexpected twists and turns. From the controversial use of rap lyrics as evidence to startling courtroom betrayals, this video uncovers the intricate details of the YSL movement and its profound impact on Atlanta's culture. Featuring exclusive insights from special guest Mondo, we explore the origins and influence of YSL, the personal conflicts that played out online, and the challenges of balancing success with street loyalty. Witness the intense courtroom drama, debates over artistic expression, and the battles for credibility that have kept the world on edge. As the trial concludes, we reflect on Young Thug's plea statement, his quest for redemption, and what lies ahead for him and the industry. Don't miss this comprehensive analysis of a case that has reshaped the narrative of hip-hop and the legal system. Timestamps: 00:00:03 | Young Thug's Legal Journey Begins – Introduction to Indictment & Charges 0

Welcome to a highly anticipated episode of the ‘It’s Up There Podcast’ featuring the controversial and outspoken Charleston White! In this episode, Charleston dives into some of the most provocative moments from his career, including unreleased footage and his viral interviews. In this episode, we cover: Unreleased Footage and Viral Moments: Charleston White discusses the unreleased footage from his interview with Brittany Renner, where things got extremely heated. He shares the behind-the-scenes details and what really happened during that intense exchange. Controversial Statements and Walk-Offs: We delve into the incidents that made Charleston a trending topic, including his walk-off during an explosive interview on The Danza Project podcast. Find out what led to these dramatic moments and Charleston’s candid thoughts on the matter. Industry Drama and Personal Reflections: Charleston opens up about his views on the music and entertainment industry, his controversial takes on various celebrities, and the imp

This episode of It’s Up There Podcast unpacks Young Thug’s struggle to regain control of his narrative, the complexities of industry dynamics, and the influence of media misrepresentation. Loon dives deep into the implications of Thug’s silence, his relationships within the hip-hop community, and his connection to Gunna’s career trajectory. The conversation transitions to political dynamics, including Donald Trump’s election strategy, Kamala Harris’s influence, and Elon Musk’s interference in swing states. Later, Loon introduces FYBJ Main’s efforts to bring peace to Chicago, exploring his relationship with 63rd, Mama Duck, and the cultural transformation of Lil Durk.

TOPICS: Andrew Tate , Pimpin Ken ,Charleston White, Only Fans Vs The Game , Girlfriend Pimpin , In this explosive episode of It’s Up There Podcast, Pimpin’ Ken and Goldie face off on the evolution of modern pimp culture, from the streets to the digital age. The heated discussion begins with Pimpin’ Ken claiming credit for the masterclass model, asserting, “It’s all pimpin’” (00:02:02). As the conversation unfolds, Ken and Goldie spar over OnlyFans, debating its impact on traditional pimping and whether it’s changing the game or just another hustle (00:20:19). Loon steps into the debate, confronting Ken on “girlfriend pimpin” and asking the hard questions: “So you share her with the tricks?” This leads to candid reflections on loyalty, relationships, and the blurred lines between love and business (00:26:10). Pimpin’ Ken opens up about his personal life, including how his son navigates knowing his mother is part of the game (00:22:42). The conversation intensifies when Goldie and Pimpin’ Ken tackle the harsh r

In this episode of It's Up There Podcast, Loon dives deep into Young Thug's recent plea deal that rocked the hip-hop world.

In this episode, we go deep with Benzino as he unpacks everything from his rise with The Source magazine to his infamous feud with Eminem. Kicking off with his journey into simpler living (00:00:08), Benzino shares the hard-earned lessons he’s gathered from a life spent in the spotlight. As we shift gears, he clears up lingering Eminem rumors and weighs in on hip-hop’s biggest icons—Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar, and Drake—while dissecting the ups and downs of hip-hop’s most cutthroat rivalries (02:10). Benzino also opens up about the gritty business side of hip-hop, the birth of The Source magazine, and how he and Dave Mays took it from a local zine to a national powerhouse (05:51). We touch on his views on SMACK battle rap, which he sees as losing its authenticity, and why the essence of true battle rap culture still matters (20:40). Later, he reflects on Tupac’s impact, Kendrick’s influence, and his perspective on hip-hop’s evolution from the streets to mainstream industry (38:29). From behind-the-scenes insights

This episode kicks off with a look back at Lil Durk’s recent arrest and the heavy price of maintaining street cred (00:00). From there, I give a special shoutout to our loyal Patreon supporters (00:10) and dive into how revenge culture is trapping young artists like Durk (01:45). Next, we analyze Quando Rondo’s heartbreaking story of clout and loss (07:07), followed by a breakdown of what “Slide for Von” really means in today’s rap world (10:37). As the episode unfolds, we dig into the role of internet drama versus real-life conflicts (11:20), compare Nipsey Hussle’s legacy to today’s icons (11:38), and dissect DJ Akademiks' impact on the hip-hop narrative (15:03). Then, we take a detour into the cycle of violence in Chicago’s street culture (18:54) and how loyalty plays out in life-and-death situations (21:31). Further along, we cover Lil Durk’s tribute to King Von and the challenges of keeping it real while staying safe (22:10), examine how street life fuels rage in rap (23:05), and touch on the mental toll