Noadvisory Podcast

A Melodic Mix of Mischief, Music, and Montgomery’s Own Ms. Snow

March 10, 2024 Noadvisory Podcast Season 5 Episode 7
Noadvisory Podcast
A Melodic Mix of Mischief, Music, and Montgomery’s Own Ms. Snow
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Ever wondered who among your squad could be considered the sage of the group? Strap in for an episode where we crack that code, all while juggling a whole lot more. We're unpacking everything from the chaotic charm that keeps our banter delightfully fiery to the fierce debates over historical birthday celebrations. Our crew's dynamic dances between camaraderie and playful jabs, setting the stage for the unique energy that fuels our discussions.

Get ready to navigate the murky waters of online spats and the real-world implications of Kentucky's newest laws, with a twist of Netflix recommendations to sweeten the deal. Our chatter may take a serious turn when peering into the darker side of internet fame, but rest assured, we'll lighten the load with some Netflix favorites and mood-setting tracks. Plus, don't miss the chance to weigh in on our comical debate: middle schoolers or senior citizens – who are you backing in a hypothetical tussle?

And for the cherry on top, we're joined by the ever-talented Ms. Snow hailing from Montgomery, Alabama, who dives into her musical and personal journey of making a mark in new cities. She gives us the real talk on chasing dreams and the Charlotte music scene's highs and lows. From industry gatekeeping discussions to advice for budding artists, this is one auditory journey you won't want to miss – so hit play and let's roll!

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Speaker 1:

I'm going to smash that shit out your face. Don't you get in for an episode. I'm going to smash that shit out your head. What the fuck? Oh my God, that's a lot.

Speaker 2:

Yo watch your mouth, my nigga. Yeah, shut the fuck up, shut the fuck up, my nigga.

Speaker 1:

I'm having an ass man and when you talk to him, and when you talk to him, watch out of your mouth. Hey, you shut the fuck up too. Shut the fuck up, Fuck. Yeah, you ought to hate breaking out of the suit. Yeah, Keep your hands out, Bob. Hey, y'all give my wife name. Make sure you shut the fuck up now. That's just some allowable things. That's just some allowable. Just say loud, or my ass is a hell of a shit. That's it.

Speaker 3:

Give my wife name out your mother's fucking mouth Night Half a year.

Speaker 1:

Whenever we're down, hold up.

Speaker 3:

I see, you know, I am, I am, we got a great question for cocktails with you, because we're not throwing shots anymore.

Speaker 2:

I Can we?

Speaker 3:

Check, check check, check, motherfucker. Check, check check, check, check, mother fuckers, mother fuckers. Okay, you good, all right for shiggity diggity. Okay, don't forget to hit record I got you son, I got you this time Body go live, okay, all right?

Speaker 1:

No, are we.

Speaker 3:

We are officially okay Right now. Okay, where the fuck is the job was I should.

Speaker 2:

Logins.

Speaker 1:

Oh no, it's all CEO.

Speaker 3:

Good thing I've reactivated my page. Can? My page is deactivated, oh my god.

Speaker 1:

No, no, yeah, oh wait, you know 30 seconds.

Speaker 2:

Yo, what's the vibe?

Speaker 1:

Yes, sir, the whole crew.

Speaker 3:

Yes, sir, we back. What's that me, so I don't know what. Another one.

Speaker 1:

I want to address some shit too, oh shit. Yeah, cuz you start off with shots, I Want to dress up shit.

Speaker 3:

What's your address?

Speaker 1:

when I'm not here, y'all treat my shoot.

Speaker 2:

Oh, yeah, talk your shit, I'm fucking with.

Speaker 1:

Talking to you because I love you to daddy, but I can't. I can't because y'all was talking to him, crazy that last episode Couldn't get out. His say me without you know, niggas interrupt to him that never, that's, that's a regular, I don't.

Speaker 2:

Is crazy.

Speaker 1:

Because, interrupt.

Speaker 2:

To be on a regular is fucking.

Speaker 1:

Like it. I just want to address that real quick. Well, since I did partake in last episode and I had a lot of fun doing, I will admit that. That's you know. Maybe I did take it a little overboard, thank you, do I feel bad for it? No, but am I going to apologize?

Speaker 2:

You definitely all yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what's crazy if five minutes.

Speaker 1:

He's not gonna remember. He did that.

Speaker 3:

Remember that shit cuz you just told me I remember the memory again.

Speaker 1:

I'm just friend. My vow to you is I would never miss another podcast. They will never jump you like that again fucked up now.

Speaker 3:

I took your shit.

Speaker 1:

Now, now, after the pocket. That's gonna be a audio exclusive me jump you at this pocket. Like, share, subscribe and comment to our post and yeah just go ahead and subscribe early to our patreon, because we're gonna had a final nap, yeah.

Speaker 3:

Like I was saying earlier.

Speaker 1:

We are on Apple music. I got radio spotify. Anywhere you get your podcast, soundcloud, lawn wire.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, um, we are on my space. Music On black planet.

Speaker 1:

Christian mingo follow us.

Speaker 3:

We are on plenty of fish.

Speaker 1:

Oh we also on telegram.

Speaker 2:

Yes, I have a serious question. Why am I the only member of this panel that has any sense?

Speaker 1:

I got a little bit of a tad smidge.

Speaker 2:

You got none at all. Tears, your sins comes and goes. I feel like I'm the only one here that got sense y'all think is it's what you gotta have at least one fucking light skin, reasonable person on any podcast. Your color.

Speaker 1:

What is he?

Speaker 2:

Love.

Speaker 1:

Because you say that the license really do outnumber you tonight, so I would be quiet. It's me, you, dawkins, so you gotta fight to. I'm not. No, no, I think she's white.

Speaker 3:

Why face?

Speaker 1:

it should come off the view, the views of our CEO, does not reflect the entire podcast. Damn Stacey dash Going around with a train black, but she was white for real, for real. Let me show you that she saw. Now, yeah, I know midget, we know you ain't gonna like her, you know, midget fuck. Can we stop? We're gonna go ahead, start the slipper birthday hot topics with. Any other shot Um you podcast people, my brothers in the studio with us today shout out to just so so fresh. Yeah, follow him on Instagram.

Speaker 3:

Yes, yes.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 3:

That's that light skin shit.

Speaker 1:

Shut up. We're not gonna make it to fight night.

Speaker 3:

We're not gonna make it a fight night. We're gonna make the fight night. We're gonna make the fight night. What's?

Speaker 1:

sitting at the bottom, though I will talk about it. Oh Okay, we gonna go to celebrate. Birthdays, birthdays, it's a tall of the creative turn, 33 shout out to tell her to carry it up man Would have been like oh, shout out to. Harry Wait do that?

Speaker 3:

people still get birthdays yeah.

Speaker 1:

Come on, it's Harry.

Speaker 3:

It's up. What is what she was? She died. I don't know, but I know she died at that.

Speaker 1:

Oh, I know she died in 1913. I know she was born in 1843.

Speaker 3:

So that's her age. She's not. So she's 97, she was 97, she's not a whatever fucking age you about to say right now.

Speaker 1:

I didn't say no age. I said she would have been all this hell, but she's.

Speaker 3:

She would have been like.

Speaker 1:

She would have been like 200 years to love.

Speaker 3:

She's been there before that to be honest, there's only one whoa she got a hundred years ago.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, no, I'm not saying that I'm. She died more than she died in 1913 so she did actually 91.

Speaker 2:

So she would literally. Well, you know she, you know it's a lady in.

Speaker 1:

Africa right now. It might not be Africa, might be India. But, she's like a hundred and thirty-five.

Speaker 3:

I'm about to say 200.

Speaker 1:

There's only one person that has solved the secret of immortality. The avatar or the cartoon version? The cartoon Four nations live together in harmony, yeah fucking button.

Speaker 3:

So listen okay, we're gonna get on this way.

Speaker 1:

That is not a podcast. I just want to say America's definitely.

Speaker 3:

America's definitely the fire nation.

Speaker 1:

America's definitely the fire nation. Yeah, even though they said that Japan is really the fire nation, in the real world, america's definitely the fire nation. We are definitely the fire nation. Okay, this is for people that watch Avatar, the last airbender, yeah.

Speaker 3:

I don't talk about the blue guys.

Speaker 1:

Oh.

Speaker 3:

We gotta keep this shit away from me.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah, Shaquille O'Neal turn 52.

Speaker 3:

Shaq. I mean all these bads. One is a fuck the feet. That's all these bads. One exact fuck the feet.

Speaker 1:

I know that. How do you know that they play basketball? They only feed all fucking day, so that means they have bad feet.

Speaker 3:

We're not all of them, I don't know.

Speaker 1:

We know, you know. That's all we actually. I've been in locker room. I see they feed you. Been in locker room doing what? What the fuck? In the locker room, being a bus boy is the craziest shit, I ever heard my life crazy.

Speaker 2:

See, oh, you're too over that. What he's a fucking over that, bro. That's crazy like.

Speaker 1:

Y'all know raw 49 is no, I don't you the type I like mama? I never heard that, I don't know, but now it's like maybe I need to go listen.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, but oh, that one for me.

Speaker 1:

The big one for me was my mind. Oh, it's you, the badminton, and I really what the fuck are y'all talking about the? Nigga, who birthday it is today. Well, fuck this nigga.

Speaker 3:

Who is it?

Speaker 1:

I don't even know who. That is very you don't know, cuz you're old.

Speaker 3:

Somebody of age on this show.

Speaker 1:

I'm about to bring chocolate diamond.

Speaker 2:

No way now you're trolling. You're trolling now. Now you're trolling now you're trolling. Now you're trolling. That's Bernie max.

Speaker 1:

Brother, we just know, bro, we just gonna go ahead and chop this up and say see, y'all don't know who the fuck anybody.

Speaker 2:

No, he's trolling. I don't. He's clearly trolling. No, no, it's him.

Speaker 3:

It's not think I know deal who glies cuz you can say that's thinking with the glasses.

Speaker 2:

You will fuck up some man. He don't.

Speaker 1:

He just got a little fro, like one to say oh, he got a phone like one to say Okay, this is not really one of my hot topics, but I just gotta let y'all know, for all my Netflix subscribers, they just put the Jamie Foxx show.

Speaker 2:

Oh yeah.

Speaker 1:

Oh.

Speaker 3:

Shout out to the one that they're gonna give Jamie Foxx and Brad from that. They should know Netflix be joking. Gonna be a Netflix special with Jamie Foxx talking about that. I was just about to say?

Speaker 1:

I don't know, they might, he might not. It depends on how they did the deal, cuz I know, like with the Parkers, they just paid a certain amount to the studio. Yeah, yeah some of them didn't even get paid. Yeah, monique said her, and count is Vonda get paid.

Speaker 3:

Mm-hmm, that's the what. That's her problem. She's the star. How did both the stars they?

Speaker 1:

said that the they were like eight million in debt, and when all it was all said and done, monique encounters walk away with nothing.

Speaker 3:

That's crazy. They miss men, is they? They shit thing?

Speaker 1:

Well, that's not one of my topics, so we're gonna move on, yeah number one Y'all know I say this like every week is two states that it's always gonna be some crazy shit. Atlanta.

Speaker 3:

Texas. Florida, atlanta is not a state number one.

Speaker 1:

It's not a state, it is I'm at it's always Georgia, New York or is gonna be Florida.

Speaker 2:

Love. Hey, that's not New York education. My bad, that's that niggas education.

Speaker 1:

I, we don't have that.

Speaker 2:

That's the fact. Y'all got names. We had names. I mean, we have like we had three school, but there was names attached to it. Yes 193 sounds like a prison number, shut up.

Speaker 1:

We never had no ps, though cuz they got 381 is crazy no 391, get it right. So I mean yeah, 391 over that shit, this.

Speaker 2:

Thing is really good.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, what was your mascot, or did y'all?

Speaker 1:

even have sports what Shout?

Speaker 2:

out.

Speaker 1:

Brooklyn, New York. What are you talking?

Speaker 2:

about. The mascot is different.

Speaker 3:

Bring it to the court the fighting hawks of ps 391. I mean, that's crazy, they're cheering cheetahs Shop the ps 391 man shout out a shit, we're down in that school, public schools in public school, new York.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I'm not a do better go ahead and tell us what happened in New York, anyway, no, this was in Florida, that's what. I was saying I gotta do a New York and Florida day, the two crazy states. It's guarantee. You could type your name, you could type your birthday, anything and put New York or put Florida and A million, gazillion articles or some crazy ass shit is gonna pop up.

Speaker 3:

That's right, especially in New York City subways.

Speaker 2:

But Florida yeah.

Speaker 1:

Type in like typing your birthday and then New York or typing your birthday and then type in Florida and see what pop. It's gonna be like a million articles of some crazy shit, like man eats lizard and calls 9-1-1, one snake out toilet. It's gonna be Florida. Man denies syringes found inside rectum are his. See, florida is a wild ass thing wait what anybody can test. My theory is gonna stand true. Every time I got the new york or your birthday and Anyway.

Speaker 3:

I'm not gonna talk about New York Florida.

Speaker 1:

Florida just Passed a piece of legislation Shit that is essentially going to ban thousands of homeless people From sleeping in public parks, in public spaces.

Speaker 3:

That's crazy so.

Speaker 1:

Florida currently has 30,000 people that do not have a home, 15,000 of those people who do not have shelter, meaning 15,000 people that are just out on the street, and New York recently passed this law that was sponsored by the governor DeSantis we know he a little off in the head where they aim to clean up the streets, and their reasoning for this bill, which I think is the stupidest fucking reason ever.

Speaker 1:

They said because it's easier to fund Programs that have more people in one place than trying to help people everywhere. Exactly, and I was just about to say. But the problem with this bill is you're banning people from public parkways and public spaces, but giving them nowhere else to go. You're not building any additional shelters, you're not building any rehab centers, you're not doing anything. The the bill even goes further into saying that if somebody is caught there, they will be arrested and it is illegal to do drugs or drink alcohol there.

Speaker 1:

So now we know that most of our Systems and to get really terrible out of Florida because you're gonna arrest all these niggas but you're not giving them housing or departments and that's really sad and honestly I can say that for our city too. It's not enough housing here to put people in homes and a lot of these people became homeless, like during cove yeah, a lot of people came home is during cove it. So instead of like putting up housing stuff, you're like penalizing them for the way that this economy is so fucked right now, so fuck something is.

Speaker 3:

It is too many Billionaires, millionaires, high thousandaires for people to be homeless. It's too many, too many. It's too many like that.

Speaker 1:

Shit is just crazy Like in a realistic world if all of those millionaires, billionaires, start pulling their money together and just buying and putting up housing. I mean we're putting up apartment complexes and everywhere everywhere. That's so overpriced, so overpriced. We're putting up breweries on every corner. Okay, I mean, people came together really like, spent money on housing, mm-hmm. A lot of this shit. For people would be different.

Speaker 1:

now, some people you can't say and I understand some people can't say but there are more than enough people that you can save and I hate to say it like, try to be friends. Some my students are homeless and it should not be like that. And it should not be like that like, and a lot these, a lot of these people like it's just really fucked with me, that's, it's crazy. I hate that.

Speaker 3:

That shit crazy. Fucks lord on it, fucks lord a fuck, saying tolson.

Speaker 1:

Y'all want to go to another state or y'all want to go to some a little happy. Go a little happy first okay, happy six now.

Speaker 1:

Happy 61st, no, 67th, independence day to Ghana. Oh oh no, niggas got me on Twitter. They was like my mentions on Twitter. Fuck the niggas. What did you do? I cuz I said one of the little artists, he was ugly for us. Oh, that's me ugly, but I swear to God, for three days gone a gun in. They were in my mentions on Twitter. I mean they were calling me ugly. They said some rude shit. They said you will die in four days. How many days was that? And that was like two years ago. It's a lot of niggas on Twitter. That is fucked them, fuck them. Fuck Jiro, like it's a lot of niggas. Yeah me, jiro beef. I had a go in there later.

Speaker 2:

I love you. Yeah, I'm pretty sure it really went viral like that.

Speaker 1:

Okay, Twitter famous.

Speaker 3:

Why a few?

Speaker 1:

years back, jiro got his ass up on Beyonce's internet and decided to say he decided to say he was like the next Bill Gates. And I said what did you talking about? Rule what you mean. I had my brother here. See here, this was back when I had unscripted radio, radio of no scripts and no guidelines. I was doing my radio show. Y'all, jiro, block my radio show.

Speaker 2:

Man, this nigga was beef a fight to we.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, you think Jiro God never get your shot. Clearly is Jiro internet. Yeah, I could not go. And I swear to God we don't figure how to do this shit, I'm gonna clip the tweeze.

Speaker 3:

This is a good clip in java clip the tweets.

Speaker 1:

When we do these a I clips. I'ma clip the tweets and post it on this instagram page. See, I could see me and java beef. I'm like we really was beefing in like 2013, 2014. No, you should post that as a story I swear to god, this is a story time because java really blocked me cuz I told that he's not bill gang.

Speaker 1:

So I was fucking talking about and he was like no, fuck you. We was on twitter like real life beefing. I, to be fair, I beef with y'all rule richard sherman and, um Wait, you guys beefing richard sherman, listen y'all have to follow her on twitter.

Speaker 1:

The girl is hilarious. Okay, it's unhinged in this. It is best. Why the fuck it was beefing richard sherman? I beefed with a lot of these nicks out here there's a cornerback. What the fuck you gotta do with a cornerback? I think it was a cowboys game I was watching. One time I was talking shit and he's like literally said some shit to me and it just blocked me To be fine. To be honest, it's crazy.

Speaker 3:

Oh, you see, but but this goes back to last was last week. We were talking about, no, two weeks ago, nicki Minaj. This is going to show you we are that important for somebody of that stature to block you.

Speaker 2:

I just don't look at it like that no, you, your situation is different the way you put it. I don't think it okay. You were making it seem like it's a big deal the fact that the no advisory page is blocked by Nicki Minaj.

Speaker 3:

That don't fucking mean. That don't mean a fucking thing.

Speaker 2:

Blocked by Nicki Minaj on Instagram. If there was an opportunity that Nicki Minaj put in your hands or put in your DM. That's completely different than you sitting here ranting and raving about being blocked by her on Instagram. What the water. We in high school what is wrong?

Speaker 3:

What is wrong with Nicki Minaj saying that Nicki Minaj blocked her? The same shit that she said they fucking rich is showing on Jairu block.

Speaker 1:

To be honest, I'm a little better cuz I'm one entity, Because I stand on my own. It's still fucked, jairu, which, oh please tears went viral for this shit.

Speaker 2:

Okay you ain't got nothing from Nicki Minaj, having you blocked on Instagram.

Speaker 3:

I think you know why. I know why she blocked this now why, because I know her for the phone. Yeah, from Lou stars in them. That's probably why she blackened. She probably saw my face bitch.

Speaker 1:

Okay, cuz. So we just go ahead and speed through these real quick. Kentucky I Never talk about Kentucky, another state there's been it just past a bill to allow parents to collect child support during pregnancy. What don't pregnant? Kentucky Senate.

Speaker 3:

I need a shot past a bill.

Speaker 1:

Oh, bring that over here that will allow parents To collect child support while pregnant. Oh shit the game the bill even goes as far to say In the day mother can retro child support up to one year after birth. Oh, so, up to one year. If you didn't get no child support in your pregnancy, you can go back and ask for that. He has to pay it, oh. Now it's a cool, there's gonna be a lot of dead babies out there.

Speaker 3:

What Shit? No, I'm dead ass. Serious be, that's some real talk. I'm sorry. People are more safe when they have sex.

Speaker 1:

Maybe that should have been what you said. Maybe just not dead babies.

Speaker 3:

They get his niggas as well. I got a homegirl. Now some nigga she got. I'm not the business. Somebody she know business, but the girl is Um, God had no the baby daddy and a girl living the same part was like 30 niggas that live in the house. So she got pregnant by another nigga and she pregnant and he keep telling him a bitch. I'm gonna throw you down the steps. She got pregnant by another nigga oh.

Speaker 3:

So she keeps saying that shit. Like I told her, like yo you, they cannot be in the house by themselves. I think I'm really gonna throw down the steps. He damn sure go do that. Yes, I'm just saying that scenario you talk about back retro page.

Speaker 1:

But you have to think. You have to think how child support works. First of all, you have to establish paternity. You can't just be like this my baby pay me child support. No, you have to get a DNA test to prove that this man is truly the father of your child.

Speaker 3:

And now that the DNA test and they go on, it's gonna be some killings.

Speaker 1:

Okay.

Speaker 3:

I just say, I just say shit that niggas are afraid to say, and then it happens and they blow yo. Yeah, that nigga was right.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I just, I just would never say that so let me get this straight you saying right now if they pass this bill in a year, we gonna come back and be like, damn, it's been a lot of dead babies in Kentucky.

Speaker 3:

You was right, see you get the fuck out of here.

Speaker 1:

Okay.

Speaker 3:

What's this? What time is it? March 6, 1051 On Wednesday, march 6, at 1051 pm. Time stamp. That okay. Moving on, nikki Haley suspended her presidential campaign.

Speaker 1:

Donald Trump is now the only final major Republican candidate, which means that our final showdown in November will be Biden versus Trump. Fuck Donald Trump. Pictures orange as tangerine.

Speaker 2:

Guess who's gonna win.

Speaker 3:

Yes to be fair.

Speaker 1:

I'm tired of niggas saying this, so let me address it one more time. Yeah Was not responsible for a stimulus. We would have got that shit under, thank you. We probably would have got more money under any president other president, but Donald Trump is not responsible for a stimulus. You, not you, brother. So you broke ass, niggas.

Speaker 2:

Okay, okay, shit, it was really Nancy Pelosi.

Speaker 1:

Thank you. We don't know. Trump was not responsible for that shit.

Speaker 3:

I'm gonna win again.

Speaker 1:

I hope y'all niggas notice when y'all did y'all taxes that that shit came back.

Speaker 3:

So they definitely ain't never owe money yeah. Donald Trump out to make history as the only Running or running. How would the fuck that got all these fucking? 91 charges charges again president, and it's gonna be the president. Oh, because I.

Speaker 1:

Start a whole war.

Speaker 3:

Again.

Speaker 1:

Bill clean got kicked off again, some fucking head and he about to be the president again. It's crazy, fuck Donald.

Speaker 3:

This is America, Okay fuck Trump.

Speaker 1:

But shout out to Biden, shout out Joseph Devon, because he just gave federal regulators a credit card cap for late fee. So you know how sometimes you don't pay your late fee. They black. Oh, give me $30. Give me $40.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, I should buy crazy.

Speaker 1:

Biden just set a thing. A law in place is supposed to go into effect, I believe, may or June 1st, where credit card companies can no longer charge excessive junk. They can only charge you $8 for a late. This goes for major credit card. They are currently also working working on hotels.

Speaker 3:

That for the late fees for the late fees.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, but in all fairness though, he's doing the same thing with overdraft fees, so what overdraft is crazy to eliminate what he called junk fees. So you know how you have extra taxes at restaurants, at hotels and rental cars. Um credit cards. When you pay him late, stuff like that, he wants to eliminate all of it.

Speaker 2:

Thank you.

Speaker 3:

Every president. When they ten years back at the over, they do some shit. Yeah, so yeah, shout out to Joe Biden.

Speaker 1:

Shout out to stumbly Joe stumbly Joe. Joseph Devonte. That's it for me. I'm not the room. I'm blunt now. Yeah, that was hot topics with.

Speaker 2:

I can't believe.

Speaker 3:

Lay, lay, come in lay.

Speaker 2:

What's poppin, bro?

Speaker 3:

We got a grand entrance or something.

Speaker 1:

He keep us on point.

Speaker 3:

What would you do? I can't go through the whole thing because we got a guest tonight so I can't go to have the miss know. She's saying that she's to the left of me. Oh you know, but what would you do? So I'm just gonna breeze through this shit. So what would you do? You got a twin. It's crazy a twin.

Speaker 1:

It's always gonna piss me off already.

Speaker 3:

Oh, this claim of my. What would you do is are always either my account or account from somebody else. This is an account from somebody else, so you got a twin and y'all really don't fuck with each other like that, because y'all just got twin. Yeah, don't really fuck with you like that, because y'all just mad cuz I both look alike, cuz I fucking twins Right. So what's the what's the word? Is it fraternal when they look alike? Okay so identical twins look exactly like they don't fuck with each other and they don't fuck with each other, right?

Speaker 3:

so you know they got a girl, right?

Speaker 1:

Oh shit, you ain't really, and huh Okay.

Speaker 3:

Fucking little turn. So two twins identical and you know, one of the twins got a girl right. So Shorty at the crib, chilling whatever. And a twin like yo, I'll be right back. The other twin doesn't know that the twin is. The other twin is there right? So like y'all, be right back, or the bathroom. So the other twin come down, whatever, and he gets, gets right to it and starts fucking it, fucking the girl On the on the couch. The twin Come downstairs and see the twin fucking his girl. So if he was a twin, what the fuck would you do? Don't answer. You're gonna leave that to the thing because we gotta get through it. So don't answer. So what would you do? You got a twin and your twin is fucking your girl. What would you do? Stop Cocktails with tea.

Speaker 2:

That's probably. Yeah, I was top three worse. What was the point of?

Speaker 1:

the backstory of telling us that they don't fuck with each other. If you was just gonna tell us that the other Twin and fuck the boyfriend, you could have just said that without saying they fuck with you cuz they don't, you gotta tell the story.

Speaker 3:

I tell a whole. It don't matter.

Speaker 1:

If I had a twin and I fuck with my twin she fucked my nigga I would be upset you gotta tell the whole Story what did you get the story for?

Speaker 3:

don't worry about that. Got the story.

Speaker 1:

He said, these are always stories that either he has directly experienced or that have been told.

Speaker 3:

You didn't fucking listen to what the fuck I just said.

Speaker 1:

Let's get drunk oh my god, that's not it.

Speaker 3:

Cocktails with tea.

Speaker 1:

Tea. We haven't done a cocktail routine a while Because we've been throwing shots at niggas and we've been on niggas asses. But now we're back, peaceful and trained quill.

Speaker 3:

Are we?

Speaker 1:

we are. I am peaceful and trained quill, so keep me there. So we are, bet y'all know. Contest with tea. We are sponsored by intoxicante. Shout out the orange at Bargarita.

Speaker 3:

Just in case, try to get her started, bro, don't get her started.

Speaker 2:

Don't get her started, bro, please. Hey, she's still talking about the shit. Hey, it's been a episode since that shit happened.

Speaker 3:

She's still talking about them got Alone. What's that movie? You know, when they are they be like regular shit and they play it sound and motherfuckers go crazy.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, because fuck these niggas for real. Shout out to a toxic content, my brother or in a Bargarita. Y'all go to Bargarita. They be having $7 Luna on Mondays and I indulged and I was drunk. It's fuck on Monday. So Shout out to orange. But he has us a drink. This is our fight night drink. Y'all revamped. This is called a Dabney smash. So this is bourbon, raspberry liquor, simple syrup and club soda. Okay, so he said this drink is inspired by John Dabney. This is a quick black history fact. Famous black misologist who was famous for his mint juleps. I don't know if you ever had a mint. Yes, he puts he. Basically mint julep is like mint. I think it's vodka. It was a fucking day.

Speaker 2:

Because you're not niggas, do niggas don't know shit cuz, I have no idea what a bit julep is either.

Speaker 1:

See, I say this shit. It's cuz men don't be having no type of past. Yeah, I be sitting there.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, I know that yeah, yeah, I don't what the fuck is it anyway, but he's very famous for putting incorporating herbs and herbs herbs and herbs in his drink, so shout out to John Dabney and this trip.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah, this drink is inspired by my question for tonight you got to kill it in there for and drink that up. Drink. Okay, this cocktail to baby. We drink, drink, you got a drink, you got a drink. This is go my question for today. Y'all. Simple question what song really turns you on and push you in the mood?

Speaker 3:

And I have to be good, I know.

Speaker 1:

I got to my playlist other day. Y'all I don't know what the folks on that playlist, but I was Say I was like a waterfall.

Speaker 3:

Yes, it's the midget song, it goes.

Speaker 1:

Hey at this point.

Speaker 2:

I'm gonna keep it real at this point. No, no, no for a friend. All jokes aside, at this point I think this nigga CEO is on. I think he actually hates doing this shit. He's trying to intentionally get us canceled because there's no way you get on here week after week and say midget like that, with no regard.

Speaker 3:

I'm gonna personally clip this clip and say I love you midgets.

Speaker 1:

No, that's disrespectful. You have to say little people no, they like to be little people is okay.

Speaker 3:

Midgets is terrible thing, little people is worse than midgets, because midgets is actually the name Little people.

Speaker 2:

Why would you say Midgets is such a derogatory?

Speaker 3:

It's not what you want.

Speaker 1:

You say little people, you don't say midgets, so little. Other words, what's a sexy song that turns you on? Sit See, what's the song that turns you on.

Speaker 3:

She like, like dug a dug in shit like that. I should probably turn on Siri play dug a dug up to be honest.

Speaker 1:

I cannot give you a single song that comes to mind. That's like. You know. It's fight night, it's fine.

Speaker 3:

Now you know no for my song what Me to people?

Speaker 1:

yeah, yeah, yeah, tola, get taller. We do not express these views. These are solely the views.

Speaker 3:

Anyway, miss. No, you have not spoke tonight.

Speaker 1:

What's a song that turns you on? Midget people see, oh, I'm sorry, like what's a song you listen to you like damn, I want to go ride some dick. That new glow might got to give me like this what new glove? Yeah, I told you some hardcore shit.

Speaker 3:

That's why they was trapped, see Since.

Speaker 1:

Either one in a million.

Speaker 3:

What's the one million? Do take you there.

Speaker 1:

It's another one that I'm thinking about that I can't even.

Speaker 3:

it can't even what one of the million?

Speaker 1:

It's um, let me know, that's a whole different song, though I know what sounds like those shit from ATL. Yeah, cuz no noo about to get her new news popped in that one.

Speaker 3:

Okay, this is my jam.

Speaker 1:

Humble. What's the song that turns you on?

Speaker 3:

I didn't say my song. Yeah, you did. You don't At your best. Me to people.

Speaker 1:

Go ahead. I know you got a good song.

Speaker 2:

I don't actually why you?

Speaker 3:

I asked this motherfucker every week.

Speaker 1:

He don't know cuz. You know franny different, sometimes he was good stuff, so listen y'all. My brother is in the studio night shot. I just so, so fresh, just a what's a song that gets you high and you know good music, so don't piss me off, because don't piss me off, I will cancel you, oh shit.

Speaker 3:

I'm not even gonna hug you that, pretty Ricky, I can make it to see.

Speaker 1:

Oh, my fucking guy, you got beat the likes can allegation now, cuz I skinnings will start seeing the performance.

Speaker 2:

Oh.

Speaker 1:

I was trying to pass the keys, you got a song that turns you on don't say some light skin shit. Is he?

Speaker 3:

Oh anything, anything, honcho, right now tough.

Speaker 1:

Some old.

Speaker 3:

Tory, some old Tory Lane's tight shit, or that nigga fast-shocking, that nigga BPI's is 1000 1000s.

Speaker 1:

Crazy BPI's mean the strokes, even crazy Exly, please. You got a song. Come on please. I know you got one.

Speaker 3:

Summer. Barry White songs to the pentagrass. Okay take it back to the old school, the old school lovers.

Speaker 1:

Before you say don't piss us off.

Speaker 3:

See, I see down by the pitch. Oh cuz I was gonna do it, I'm not gonna put y'all all Kelly feeling on your booty.

Speaker 1:

That is my, this is my song real no, you are never being no.

Speaker 3:

No Me, I'm feeling on your booty.

Speaker 1:

You see, fuck no.

Speaker 3:

The mode, the mode. That wasn't me cuz of the mode, that's what he said.

Speaker 1:

Because I listened to a song the other day and it's a throwback song I haven't heard but that recognized by drinking party next door Me Are you know? But it's a throwback. Recognize really puts me in the mood. I be singing miss, but listen such a great song. But y'all know contest with T. We're back, we're not shots, if you know, more were peace and tranquil, but before I go, fuck y'all pussy. That's all I want to say. Drops, mike, now guess what time it is y'all.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I like that show. I like that show. I can give you that. I like that one it was a year party. What's the y'all how you doing.

Speaker 1:

Hey, I'm both how you feeling.

Speaker 2:

Thank you, I appreciate it. That's that feels nice.

Speaker 3:

That was gross Um step one, I'm gonna go, we're gonna all participate in this one. Okay, all right.

Speaker 2:

So we go the favorite movie right. What's your favorite movie right? But it's not what's your favorite Netflix movie, oh, oh produced by Netflix, released on Netflix, not like any other studios, just strictly Netflix.

Speaker 1:

They gotta be a movie though.

Speaker 2:

It has to be a movie.

Speaker 1:

Yes, that was the question that was.

Speaker 3:

Before we get into that, shout out to fuck your niggas. That's talking about the. What the Kelly Rowland that shit was banging. I fucking watch it.

Speaker 1:

No, no, no, no, hell, no shit, so many originals I don't.

Speaker 3:

One of my favorites.

Speaker 1:

One of my favorites is I'm hoping this is a Netflix original. I'm not too sure of it. It is extraction with that one, with yes, that is a.

Speaker 3:

Netflix Original.

Speaker 1:

I will say, my genre is kind of between fantasy and fantasy in Action oh no, I know my fate, oh my god. That's kind of my favorite. That was a good one. Yeah, that's CEO.

Speaker 3:

I gotta watch this fucking movie. I think it came out in 2013 Midgets in Mexico. That shit is my I. It's extraordinary. You gotta watch that fucking movie. Midgets in fucking Mexico.

Speaker 1:

God y'all ever seen a clone?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, that's your favorite, though that's what I could think of right now, it's too many, but that was.

Speaker 1:

Favorite Netflix movie is too many to think about. The top of my head I probably got to go with this movie called contagion. Essentially it was essentially a Netflix movie about if a pandemic hit.

Speaker 3:

What happened and it came out.

Speaker 1:

Literally like verbatim, but second runner up. I don't know the name of it. I think it's called. But, it's a great Netflix movie and it's basically about you know how, like they started attacking the satellites, all the internet went out. Yeah, and then, because the internet went out, like people started going crazy because they're circadian. The world behind no, no, no, it wasn't called it. It's called like it starts with a D dick. Oh.

Speaker 2:

What is wrong?

Speaker 1:

It's a great movie and before you go to your next one, I would like to put honorary mention. Missing was a yo it was.

Speaker 2:

No, it's not. It's on Netflix now, but it's not. Before I go to my next question, which is gonna be kind of funny here Um, what happened to Monday Favorite?

Speaker 1:

The premise of that movie is absolutely insane. Yeah, it's crazy, all right second question this is funny.

Speaker 2:

It's kind of like a would you rather? It is a, would you rather?

Speaker 1:

Okay, would you rather?

Speaker 2:

Would you rather fight? Yeah, I think is. I'm a little further Would you rather fight 20 middle schoolers or 10 senior citizens?

Speaker 1:

Please, you ask this question cuz you are familiar with one. You ask this question.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, you ask this question is that 10 senior citizens no 20 or 20 middle schoolers who would I rather fight? Yeah, I'm fighting a senior citizen, yeah.

Speaker 1:

They senior citizens.

Speaker 2:

Alright, six year olds.

Speaker 3:

Hey, it's strong.

Speaker 2:

Why I want to beat up your grandma. Citizens and 20 or 20 middle school For me personally, I will feel I will feel way better being some middle schoolers ass than I would be.

Speaker 3:

You oh.

Speaker 1:

Wait, the question is the way. The question is are you getting jumped or you just got a fight, cuz if I'm getting jumped, I'm swinging on anybody.

Speaker 2:

You have to fight them at what they did make us just trying to fuck you up. You have to fight them. There's no retreating, there's no running.

Speaker 1:

I just your back is against the wall you gotta fight your way out of the city.

Speaker 2:

Better question I hold on Hold on hold on hold on. Better question. Better question yeah, back is it, yo. Your back is against the wall, bro. In order to get out that door, you either got to get through 10 senior citizens or 20 middle schoolers.

Speaker 1:

Who do you think you have a better? I just want y'all to understand. I don't think y'all really understand, so y'all know.

Speaker 2:

I'm not talking about no hundred years old Middle schoolers like have y'all met these niggas Sleezers?

Speaker 1:

right, these niggas be like 12 and they be like six, seven with beers in like and they got all this testosterone.

Speaker 3:

Ten out of ten times I am fighting.

Speaker 2:

I think y'all underestimated the senior citizens of the situation. Bro, that's what I think is happening here.

Speaker 3:

I will still take the senior citizens 11 out of 10 times.

Speaker 1:

I know them niggas. I'm not fighting middle schoolers.

Speaker 2:

I am not fighting, see yo, I think, honestly, I think the reason that you're saying that you would take the senior citizens is because, honestly, in that situation you would just be fighting people your own age, so it really don't matter, you could probably take them anyway.

Speaker 1:

People is on height too. Yeah, because there's a difference. What they say middle school.

Speaker 3:

You gotta times that by five, because these niggas is not middle schoolers, right these niggas is ringers in middle school. I'm on no smoke with no middle schoolers. I will fuck the middle schooler up, but I want no smoke with them, niggas. I'll take the senior citizens and they gotta be old woman.

Speaker 1:

I'm gonna say what the people not gonna say.

Speaker 2:

I'm not gonna say that With the cane and shit old woman with canes Fuck that.

Speaker 3:

Okay. Old women's with canes and shit? Well, fuck them bitches up. Yeah, please tell us you got another one. Please say you got another question because I know you damn.

Speaker 1:

Why not a question for humble?

Speaker 3:

We gotta get our guests on.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, give me one question.

Speaker 3:

Okay, one second.

Speaker 1:

I said one question, one second one humble with me being gone. Last we got it. You really feel?

Speaker 2:

I felt lost All right onto our guests. They lean back on I.

Speaker 1:

That's my shit.

Speaker 2:

I originated first rapper to do that.

Speaker 1:

I'm like social boy the first rapper to do that, I Guess.

Speaker 3:

Okay, we didn't. Oh, did we? Uh, ride him out pause.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, you gotta say pause after that.

Speaker 3:

You are so bullshit tonight I have to say pause quick on that one. We did not ride him out today. I wanted to say some but it didn't come out, so ride came out first Pause. So I was like that shit just came the fuck out yeah.

Speaker 1:

I think the fight.

Speaker 3:

Is fighting us. Everything is fine. I'm fighting demons right now.

Speaker 1:

You always find demons.

Speaker 2:

I'm always finding you fighting. No, I also didn't say this thing was fighting a midlife crisis, but midget demons is funny, or midget demons?

Speaker 1:

Let's bring, let's bring my baby. Bring him in, bring me a midget demon is crazy because demons usually be small.

Speaker 2:

We all just said that. Mixed in your dreams. Can we sleep this out? We gotta believe this out. We gotta believe the whole big. Actually be hilarious it gotta be believe too bad, we don't have an editor.

Speaker 3:

See see we still got an editor.

Speaker 1:

I still edit. Oh, we just don't get the footage to it.

Speaker 2:

He just don't see me, the footage no more.

Speaker 3:

Fuck that, do not beat me out. Be like you want to do episode good patreon.

Speaker 2:

This is gonna hear, this is gonna hear beep demon beep demon, beep demon.

Speaker 3:

If you're gonna see my face, pop up midget midget, midget.

Speaker 1:

It would be funny if we actually didn't bleep out the cuss words and we only bleeped out midget. They'd be like what the fuck are they saying?

Speaker 3:

Midget nigga.

Speaker 1:

I do my butt dirty.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, sure did that shit was perfectly intact when I had it. That shit came back. Yeah, you're a cracker, I believe in shit. Wabala, wabala.

Speaker 1:

He got crack smoking him Check bring it, bring it. We got a very special guest in the building.

Speaker 3:

Y'all have been sitting over here looking beautiful For the first half of the show.

Speaker 1:

Oh, but I hate you. But I will and we got to be in the new advisory staff.

Speaker 2:

Okay, so crew y'all ready.

Speaker 1:

We ready. So you know, here in new advisory we just ask you three simple questions.

Speaker 2:

Just three of them thing.

Speaker 3:

Who you are, who you are, where you from when you from and what the fuck you do, why she fuck up? See, she fucked up her river.

Speaker 1:

My name is miss snow. Hey, I'm from Montgomery Alabama and I'm a rapper, artist, singer, whatever you want to call it, actors, all that, here you go. She's a jack of the trades.

Speaker 3:

Egot winner.

Speaker 1:

Okay, anyway, somebody get this man. I'm like kicking off the pain right now, that's a crazy pattern.

Speaker 1:

Whatever anyway let me ask the first question, miss snow, tell us, like I know you do music, so what's your inspiration behind your music? What do you, what do you put into it? Um, my inspiration, I pretty much I would say I've been doing music since I was like 10 years old. Um, I've been singing, trying to do talent shows, what's up like that acting since I was a kid. Um, I would say my older brother Definitely like kind of put that, you know, kind of put that flow in me for real, because I've been watching him since he been rapping since he was like 13. So, um, besides that, I would just say just my passion for it.

Speaker 1:

So I'm I want to ask the next question because I'm curious like tell us your journey from here, like Alabama, to Charlotte. Like what was your path? Because you know I follow you on instagram, shout out to my girl, make sure y'all follow her, and you know I watch. Like you know your story sometime, and I see some of the flashers, I'm like damn, this girl been everywhere. So, like, kind of like take us through that journey for the people who may not be familiar with it. So I've been around, I've been around, um, so, after I was not like pause, because I know he about to say something. Please, just just just stay over there.

Speaker 1:

Um. So I'm from Montgomery originally, but I've lived in the lack before I moved to charlie. I was in san diego for like six years, so, um, I pretty much did a little little bit out there. I was on a reality show out there San Diego baddies. Yeah, I was on that for a little minute. Um, then I had a little Little situation that came up, so I just moved to charlie situation. Damn.

Speaker 3:

You can't do that. Yes, she did.

Speaker 1:

Talk about.

Speaker 3:

Nobody's situation.

Speaker 2:

No, no, tell this side of the table.

Speaker 3:

But not.

Speaker 1:

So In a relationship, you know how that goes so. I pretty much just kind of was like alright, this ain't working, can't a Charlotte try to start? You know how people be on social media and maybe, like I just want to move to a whole new state and just start over and all that's literally what I did like I moved to Charlotte.

Speaker 1:

They know nobody. The only person I have here is my dad, for real, but I don't know nobody. I've been here for like what six months, seven months and Pretty much it's just as far as music wise. It's like everybody been fun with me, a majority of people who know snow. They know snow out like after I leave the situation. They remember snow like I walk in clubs and performances, shit. They play hay snow like what's up and happens. I'm on. You remember Was the situation.

Speaker 1:

What did you want me to say? Juicy shit you ain't give us no juicy shit today. So I mean but, sure little people today. So what are you talking about?

Speaker 2:

Whatever that nigga was about to say. What?

Speaker 1:

Somebody give me some drugs.

Speaker 2:

All right, this is where the unhinged questions start. You know, this is where the no advisory questions start. No, tell us Right now how many, how many promoters, how many rappers in MDM.

Speaker 1:

That's not an answer.

Speaker 2:

We don't accept that type of shit on here. That's the answer I mean.

Speaker 1:

Who are you?

Speaker 2:

Are you seeing who? Are you talking to? The young man that's gonna get that drunk phone call tonight when podcast yeah.

Speaker 1:

We are messy. That's the answer. I've been chilling like I'm. I don't know what to tell you. No advisory auction will be here in a couple months and snow will be up on the auction.

Speaker 2:

So she gonna she'll.

Speaker 1:

Uh yeah, oh, he's crazy shit.

Speaker 3:

No, y'all go, y'all go.

Speaker 2:

Okay, we went already nigga, all three of us. No, I got some questions, for let's get into it.

Speaker 1:

We're gonna start with the music first, though I ain't gonna do you dirty, you know. Yeah, we're gonna get them, but we're gonna start with the music first. So I gotta know, do you remember the first song you ever like? Hell, yeah, do you like, can you do a horse? You gonna rap it.

Speaker 2:

Oh shit.

Speaker 3:

My name is snow, I ain't glow.

Speaker 1:

No, it's actually. It's actually a song with my brother. It's called uh, it's called blow. That's actually the first song that I performed when I got here.

Speaker 3:

That's the very first song I did training day clt.

Speaker 1:

No, that one, that training day, that was that um what's it called.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I go hold you, that was yeah.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, that was.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, she was like no, no, no she was like.

Speaker 1:

She was like nope, no, I give you this though. I give no, I give you this though that song. I wrote that song when I was like what, 14, 15. But the first song that I like wrote when I started taking my rap career serious. I performed at training day and that was check on me. Training day clt used to be as safari luck, you know, shut out to the wings for real.

Speaker 2:

I'm talking okay, because y'all know they didn't close or anything right. Y'all can still go get the wings we just laugh.

Speaker 1:

It's just gonna hit the same. We just love it.

Speaker 3:

I gotta go to 30. No wings if we ain't there.

Speaker 1:

Oh, we got specials I was just a us thing.

Speaker 2:

Look at that food truck be popping on Saturdays. You trunk is hell. That food truck be popping. I know the food truck be popping. I don't been there, fuck you talking about. I couldn't let you live, bro, fuck that. I never even tried that food truck. The whole time I was, I went over there.

Speaker 1:

I know, shout out the training day, clt Shout out to see it and c? O for that. Those were how many years? Five, five years of open mics. They brought you a lot of money, a lot of clout in the city, a lot of y'all got a lot of shit. So shout out to y'all. I'm so sad it's over, because the wings and the tacos for I mean y'all was great too, but yeah, I mean, hey, the wings and the tacos was the stars.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, that's why I started. I think I motherfuckers, I think trap said and I think scott what's? Because I found taxes when your motherfuckers got some money.

Speaker 1:

You could have kept that to you like where?

Speaker 2:

where that's that. Yeah, yeah, we got the yeah down to what.

Speaker 1:

My next, that was gonna be my next question and. I'm glad that you actually spoke on your song. Check on me was, like the first, my introduction to you.

Speaker 1:

Yeah and like, what was your mind state when you were writing it? Honestly, um, danny, am I your baby? No, I'm just playing. No, but for real. No, I'm honestly, like Anybody that know me for real, like I'll be hustling, like I'm just a lot of my songs. You listen to my songs. I'll be on some hush shit, like I don't have time for no dudes. For real, I got a baby. Um, I just graduated college. I want to California. Okay, black women in arts. What you trying to say? You ain't think that I went?

Speaker 3:

No, just till now. Yeah, that's excuse me.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, so, um, full-time, um college graduate Right now I got about three, four jobs for real, like I'm just always on the move but, and then trying to juggle my music too. So it's kind of just like I just be in my own zone and I really don't think that nobody can fuck with me for real. So that was kind of just like my little cocky moment.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, you gotta hear this song.

Speaker 1:

We might play it later, but we do have um A new song that you are currently we're gonna get to that a little later. But I want to know, like what is your typical process when you create music? Are you the type of artist that you can just go into a studio and just freestyle, do you like punch in? Do you write your music first and then go lay it down Like what's your process?

Speaker 1:

like I'm all over the place for real, like I really just started, um, trying to punch in, like I can freeze like I can I can, I can turn on a beat and like freestyle, like I'll just have my recorder on and I do it like that versus me like writing it out now. But I usually, yeah, I just write it out. But I'm starting to get into that like freestyle process, so Picking back in off in the process. You know, I was sitting here thinking like you know female rappers and stuff, so I got to ask the question what's your theme on collabing with? You know female rappers like We've seen a lot of female rappers out here and I'm gonna say their names that don't like to collab with other people. But what's your thing about collabing with other artists, not even just females, like males, like what's your, what's your, what's your theme?

Speaker 1:

I really don't have a problem with it. I do got what like two or three collabs right now. Um, the only thing is I just don't like the, the unprofessionalism, like I can't really deal with people that don't really Be on the same top of Thomas me or that they kind of like you can sense a motherfucker when they jealous, type shit. So it's kind of just like um, I've kind of noticed that and that kind of made me branch off to not really wanted to Collab with people, but somebody did tell me, like, hey, like, just because you know, some one person ain't doing what they're supposed to be Doing on me, everybody like that. So it's kind of like, get this nigga off. That's what I would say. Like I really, just as long as you know you, you, you, professional, I don't have a problem with collabing, but I really just don't like the fake ass energy.

Speaker 3:

Listen man, I got a question. No, it's not a bad question so you know we got Joe Buttons on his podcast, has said something very interesting and he was like um, the wave of planted Female rappers is over.

Speaker 1:

I didn't see that. That's how, like two days ago.

Speaker 3:

You know and and I got her, you know, talk on that because we had a lot of like it was a lot of trash that was coming through with. As far as these you know rappers are concerned, sexy red trash, the only girl that's. That's. That's good as lotto. You know, sexy red trash. I spice super trash.

Speaker 2:

You drunk as fuck if you think the only girl that's good as lotto.

Speaker 1:

Nah, real shit though. Girls from the south I'm from the south, I spice the trash as fuck.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, you need to go real, a way harder than lotto. Nah, I don't Raping you talking about rapping. I don't think so Y'all gotta go back and listen to the globe you are forgetting.

Speaker 1:

I don't been rapping since she was like 13. Yeah, she been spending. How much that nigga still spend to this day, when?

Speaker 2:

she was 13. Name me a lotto song right now. Name me a lotto song right now harder than yeah glow.

Speaker 1:

What you mean Sunday service.

Speaker 2:

Sunday service hardest, but that shit don't hit like yeah, glow. That shit don't hit like yeah, glow.

Speaker 1:

Put it on the glow that shit don't hit like yeah, that nigga the style you verse on that. Um, she did that verse for nigga the style on her Trauma zine. That shit go harder than that?

Speaker 3:

Who did that? I mean, they ain't really trying to.

Speaker 1:

Okay, we gotta go listen to lotto, i'ma go listen to lotto.

Speaker 2:

I'ma go check her the style. But do not say that lotto is the only hard female. She's one of the hardest though.

Speaker 1:

They don't glow and not lotto be neck and neck with the wordplay.

Speaker 3:

I guess they both great.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

I'm saying I'm perfect.

Speaker 3:

I'm not gonna give her a question. Let me get my mic.

Speaker 1:

I'm not gonna let that rap bitch.

Speaker 2:

Make it bail. That's all I'm saying. She got her back.

Speaker 3:

You already know what trap fucking to.

Speaker 1:

Jery said that what she said.

Speaker 3:

Yeah. So, given you know that joke button statement and you know a lot of these female rappers that's out here, where do you feel like you fit in? As far as A female MC, rapper, artist, singer Whatever label you want to put yourself under when do you feel you fit in?

Speaker 1:

I don't. I don't compare myself to nobody because At the end of the day, everybody's journey different. And then on top of that, social media capitalized so much bullshit You'll be thinking about fucking really out there and they buying it like they buying it, they buying it views and shit like that. I'm all organic so of course it may take me a little bit longer To get there, but I know I did what I had to do to get there, instead of me trying to find my way up or kiss a mask to get there Like I ain't I don't know nobody from Charlotte. I really just kinda started getting out and going out because I really didn't club before. So moving to Charlotte kinda put me there when I'm networking and stuff like that. But I'm doing this all from the ground up.

Speaker 3:

Now you say like you don't fit in right. You said I don't fit in right.

Speaker 1:

I ain't trying to.

Speaker 3:

For somebody that's wanting To know who Miss Snow is, who's Snow is. What type of music does she make? What type of music do you make that separates you from the artist that's out now?

Speaker 1:

Good question. I guess the best way that I can explain that is Somebody told me it was actually another artist. They were like One thing that I noticed about your music. They actually listened to my music. They was like something that I noticed about you is I learned something or stuff that I wouldn't know about you If I didn't listen to your music. Everything that I put in my music that should be true. I'm not out here like I'm a female, I'm slinging drugs. I'm out here, I'm popping ass. I'm not saying nothing, I'm not doing so. I think that's for me that kind of set me aside Because nobody writing my shit.

Speaker 3:

So what's?

Speaker 1:

your Ultimate goal when it comes to the industry? Um, honestly, as far, I really just want to be independent right now, because I've had a lot of people reach out to me. You want to be managers, one of you know like deals and stuff like that, but it's kind of like right now, if I'm not being offered you know something, that's just like I gotta take that I'm not. I'm not really trying to put no pen to paper right now. I'm really just trying to build my platform and Do what I gotta do. If you need a publicist, please reach out to 一個 Holla at home.

Speaker 3:

I do need like a photographer, videographer, everything for you know you need to have a.

Speaker 1:

Shut up.

Speaker 3:

I let her get away with it. Okay, so when we come on over now we read what when artists come on advisory, we always got to ask them this question. So who? Are your top three, top three female Artists. Now, artists can range from anything. It could be a guitarist, saxophonist, hip hop singer, army top three female Artists. Ain't nobody worried about him though.

Speaker 1:

So no, I'm gonna say, since my god we here was China lotto ain't like that. Lotto is lotto in the top three. You can't win it out of no, that's, that's one, though that's one. If you don't have, she's not in this we're gonna fight. Your shirt, why you say, why you can't say five no three, top three, cuz five is too cliche. I probably say Wait, no, wait a minute, I ain't gonna say it cuz I ain't really I feel like Nikki, kind of typical though, like yeah.

Speaker 1:

Wait, this a rapper, a singer you talk about. It'll be so. I would have to say, I would have to say Lotto, lotto, lauren, I mean not Lauren here, then Eric, about do shut up. See, you say it, and nobody say that.

Speaker 2:

And who else? Who was your? Who was your top three?

Speaker 1:

fuck what you and I will probably say I Don't want to say Nikki, though, cuz that's, that's real typical. I don't want to say that is somebody else. Yeah, but you know what I'm, you know what Hush, okay, shut up who you talking about. Who you talking about cuz I'm probably. I bet you better not say no, damn little Ken, no.

Speaker 2:

If.

Speaker 3:

I don't say if I don't, if I don't say Nikki.

Speaker 1:

I would say um that's for what's her fucking name? No cuz I really fuck with her like outside of outside of music shit. I fuck with her, remy, I like.

Speaker 3:

I. This is the first time that I intervene on somebody.

Speaker 1:

You gotta say, and you say I already said who I need to say, lord Hill. Yes, if this lady is not mentioned in nobody's top three, then but I say, erica, though that's why I say you should have said five, because she would.

Speaker 3:

She would have been there, that's, she would have been there three. I know that's. That's.

Speaker 2:

I said I never Other people, erica saying you're saying that if nobody, lord Hill is not in nobody's top three, that's their top three if they?

Speaker 1:

don't right say Lord.

Speaker 3:

Okay, so honorable mention.

Speaker 1:

But I listen to Lauren Hill though. I listen to Lauren Hill. No, no, don't take away from it, cuz I listen to Lauren. All the music I listen to, it's old-school music. That ain't the problem. The problem is, you said three. I'm gonna put Erica before. I'm gonna put Erica before Lauren.

Speaker 3:

But that's neck and neck, though, like they right there, I don't I don't disagree with that. I love Erica bottle. She just showed her body at 53 years old. And I feel like you said what sell you? I sell, sell you, I say you like, say you like.

Speaker 1:

So you like sell you like, sell you like it, say you like what's called.

Speaker 3:

So you like. Like sell you like. Sell you like. Oh Wait, I do want to. I do want to say, because they say that I didn't go to that Brooklyn temple elementary school, I went to a private school, Just because there's only four people in your class, not me, your food, your school. Had to wear uniform burgundy my tie.

Speaker 1:

That was private school.

Speaker 3:

School yeah, I was bad.

Speaker 2:

Classroom was in the basement. Y'all can't see that side. Come this way.

Speaker 3:

I don't know what you're talking about, cuz all that shit is fiction, so I don't.

Speaker 2:

So is Benjamin Thomas, or whatever the fuck you just said, school.

Speaker 1:

People they sell me.

Speaker 3:

Can't be a real person.

Speaker 1:

This this have y'all ever seen? Oh you, I'll.

Speaker 3:

Kick out. I stabbed the teacher, miss. I remember her.

Speaker 1:

You.

Speaker 3:

Why are?

Speaker 1:

you so beautiful, the women. He misses the little silver plate. If you could go on tour and have an opener and a closer, or two openers, any rappers, artists that are like plagiarism right, there is this famous people.

Speaker 3:

Cuz I'd correct myself.

Speaker 1:

Together? Oh no, most definitely my brother, my brother.

Speaker 3:

We.

Speaker 1:

Again, she from. She was from Milwaukee, milwaukee.

Speaker 3:

So if there was one artist and it'll don't matter male or female One artist that has no passed away.

Speaker 1:

DMX.

Speaker 3:

You even know the question. What was the question? What was the question? No, what was the question? You said the end. What was the question?

Speaker 1:

that you answered this whole fucking past that inspired me, that I can go, that I can meet. What would you, what you about to say?

Speaker 3:

Let me get into my spiel. There was one artist Know your voice, that are alive, that you could bring back and do a song with DMX Still DMX why DMX what you mean? That was definitely.

Speaker 1:

That was a chihuahua. No, I got a question. Oh, I got a question. I got a question cuz he said dead or alive, that you can bring, with that you can bring a bag bring back and do a song If they alive. How the hell am I gonna bring them back? Come on, ceo.

Speaker 3:

Oh yeah, but you said some shit that fucked me up.

Speaker 1:

That's a weak ass bark, so no but it was the why oh why? Because, honestly, dmx is one of my. You said I can only do female. He was one of my male inspiration. I love DMX recipes. Yeah, so I got one last question. You've been pushing the song yeah, it's called what you want. Talk to us a little bit about it and then introduce it, cuz we've got to listen to what you got.

Speaker 2:

Please, please, please, please. He tried to throw me under the bus. Boy he was to realize is he cannot do that. I just felt like it was very rudimentary. See, I feel like, if you gonna come on us, it was very like, and now this is no shade to you. I feel, the same way about making the style. Yeah, I feel like she wraps the same way.

Speaker 1:

I feel like it's making a style. You wrap about ass and pop and pussy.

Speaker 2:

The flow, the rap type, the word, the word choices is very like ABC one, two, three ish. You know what I'm saying and that particular song was that way.

Speaker 1:

I got it to be fair in the game. Constructive criticism does make a better rapper, and music is subjective, everybody Not gonna like yeah, yeah. That's why I ask. But to be fair, we'll give humble credit. Humble is one of the better Minds when it comes to music, so if he really don't mean to be fair.

Speaker 3:

Not too much. She's like not too much. I like that to be fair.

Speaker 1:

If you give honest opinions, you don't just say you don't like it for no reason. That's why I ask and that's why I ask, because I've had one other person tell me they didn't like that song, but they couldn't tell me why he so that's why I give honest opinions if he don't like it, there's a reason. Some people just don't like your shit cuz they don't like it. Well, the theme behind what?

Speaker 3:

you want why are you talking?

Speaker 1:

Why she talking this my second time.

Speaker 3:

Why.

Speaker 1:

I need five hours a hit every time you hit that button. I need five.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, right behind us.

Speaker 1:

I would say because I Always say Pretty much I was in the studio and I was like struggling is they don't know what was going on, but I was struggling and somebody pissed me off and I'm pretty, I'm really shy, like if you know me for real, I'm really shy if I don't get it, if I'm not, if I don't come in that snow mode. I'm in Naya and I'm just shy as fuck.

Speaker 3:

So what's normal.

Speaker 1:

The one that's been telling you to be quiet all night. But yeah, so that specific day was kind of like I had I was shy because I had other people in the studio, don't like that. That. She was nerve wrecking this hill. Then somebody pissed me off, so it was kind of just like I'm kind of like I'm on it now Like I kind of have my little confidence. That little piss me off got me confident. So Pretty much I was just talking shit about what I was going through. Like bitches, be Jealous is hell for no reason. Kind of like what I was saying earlier, like you was making my fuck, got your back, and they don't. They really just kind of like just run away just because so that's kind of why I'm really associate myself with nobody I be on some money type shit and this is what it is.

Speaker 3:

So listen right, you know coming from Alabama and moving out here in Charlotte and you know going through a couple of Showcase well, I can't call these shit showcases because none of these shit showcases, they all open mics but going through these performances and then you know aiming to, to, to get a goal right, a common goal for you as an artist. How do you feel like, from Alabama to Charlotte and navigating through the music scene out here, do you feel like you are closer or you further away from your goal?

Speaker 1:

I mean it's kind of hard to say that because I never had the opportunity. Like I said, I moved here from California and I never really had the opportunity to do music in Alabama. Of course I made that one of the songs when I was 15, 14, but you know what I'm saying. I didn't really start kind of putting my music out. I didn't put my first song out until I moved here.

Speaker 1:

So it's kind of like it's kind of hard to say that because it would easily be biased closer with Charlotte, but honestly I never feel like you know, it's always feel like it's more work to do pretty much. So it was like, even if I make a hot ass song and I'm like, okay, this might be the one, you still got more work to do, like I don't never just like, oh, I'm about to make a song and that's the one that's going to pop in and I'm just done for a minute like nah, you can't never really just sit back and chill with music. And I learned that the hard way. When I dropped check on me, I thought that was it kept performing that shit. I got bored of it before anybody else did. People still ask me to perform it, but I'm like I don't want to perform it. I need something else to perform on my board.

Speaker 3:

So and I asked that question because DJ Chuck T had did an interview and the lady asked Chuck T, and this is supposed to be one of the gatekeepers of Charlotte as far as music is concerned, right, so, so I knew it and I asked this nigga one night what's your beef?

Speaker 2:

I ain't got no beef.

Speaker 3:

I'm just saying this is just, you know shit that's out there, but that the interviewer asked him a question and was like yo, who do you see? Or, in the lieu of like, who do you feel in Charlotte can turn a major deal, or something like that. And he said nobody is on his radar and that's disrespectful, because he does a fucking review every fucking week with these artists and shit in a money and you're going to sit there and say that no, charlotte artist is viable for a record deal.

Speaker 3:

that is disrespectful yeah you know.

Speaker 2:

So that's also a very opinionated question. To be mad at his answer, it's an opinionated question.

Speaker 3:

Everybody's bad is answered because you are sort of a gatekeeper and a DJ.

Speaker 2:

Does that mean he's not allowed to have an excuse?

Speaker 3:

So you saying that in your opinion, you go on his music reviews and telling these artists yeah, that shit was hot, y'all can see that. But then somebody asked you a question about Charlotte music and who you think can sign a deal or as hot, and you say nobody is on your radar, nobody. That is disrespectful.

Speaker 1:

I mean to be fair. Like I was saying, music is subjective.

Speaker 3:

I could like your song, but you might not be the artist that need to pop.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, and that could be, even that could even be personality wise, like you can drop some hot music and you got a foul ass attitude, or you just kind of. You just not a human part Like you just not. But there are a lot of red.

Speaker 2:

A whole. You ran a whole open mic every week Music business.

Speaker 3:

Hold on, bro. We talking about if you listen to somebody's record and you feel that record is good enough record for you to sign the deal.

Speaker 1:

Bobby Schmurder signed the record deal with Epic from hot nigga, but look at what happened to Bobby Schmurder, though he says got signing in.

Speaker 3:

No, I'm just saying in the signing process, you saying that all these artists that you listen to, nobody got a hot nigga record that you feel can get a deal.

Speaker 2:

That's his record deal. It's crazy.

Speaker 1:

So all these niggas, you ran a whole open mic for five years and be honest.

Speaker 2:

I'm like you get a record deal.

Speaker 3:

I will say a whole lot of niggas.

Speaker 1:

I think the opinion here is you are not wrong and we are not wrong.

Speaker 2:

And he's not wrong for his answers.

Speaker 1:

I agree with Chuck T because I do think it's some songs I may like your shit, but you may not be the artist of pop. However, I do think there is plenty of artists in Charlotte that are able to pop and get a record deal, but he I do agree with what he's saying, you know.

Speaker 3:

I just mean, I like I cannot agree.

Speaker 1:

But it can also be that they just not ready, like it could be multiple reasons why he said that because like life for me. For instance, when I first came out to train today, y'all let me perform every week, but everybody that motherfucking knew I was shot, I couldn't. You know I was, you know. I'm saying so. It's kind of just like they could easily be that they not ready performance wise, or they literally need to be touched up, or they, you know it could be anything to that point, right?

Speaker 3:

So my name is relevant Sexy red with her song, right? No, not sexy red Glow. When she did the video, right, she didn't expect that shit to blow. She didn't have nothing in place, but they signed her off of that record, right? So when you say people is not ready, it don't matter if you're not ready. If they feel like that money, if they feel like that record is going to be on a radio and get money, they're going to put that shit out. And Glorillia didn't have nothing set up. She was like you know, the producer and she was like yo, where my fucking money? She didn't have nothing. She didn't think that she was going to blow up.

Speaker 2:

So I'm just saying for and to the point, though, to the point. Chuck T then signed Glorillia.

Speaker 2:

No I understand what you're saying, but you were talking about his original answer to that question. What you felt disrespectful Right Now you coming back with this reasoning he didn't sign her. No, it's not about signing her. So that has nothing to do with no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Speaker 3:

you got your eyes on and you're there. You got your ears on Soinel. You got your ears on because you got your ears on and because you got your ears on. But you talk about signing. I'm not talking about signing, talking about the record with the Was was, but Glorilla blew up off that record. So, in ability to pull this back up on everyone, it's just you got the goals, smart, when you talk about signing, you got the errors.

Speaker 3:

Really crazy already getting other marks coming man now look at the room and remain afraid what's southern of Sprud is Shut the mirror begrat beb Shout out every single week, weekend and week out, with all these artists sending the music.

Speaker 1:

And you mean to tell me it's not one song, but, like damn, that can go on and on. That can go right, you're not saying that they have to be signed.

Speaker 3:

You're just saying a song that can pop. Thank you, thank you. Ok, he don't get it.

Speaker 2:

I get it, I get it. What he just said was Glorilla got signed off that one record. Is that not what he just said? That's what he said. He just said Glorilla got signed, signed off that one record right. Right. If Chutsey doesn't feel like there's a record out here that somebody is worthy of signing off of, that's his opinion. You can't find that disrespectful because that's his opinion. No, I ain't talking about it. I'm talking to him. I'm talking to him.

Speaker 1:

You can't find that disrespectful because he feels like he is a child.

Speaker 2:

He is a child, he is a child, he is a child. That's his opinion, brett.

Speaker 3:

At the end of the day, that's his opinion. You can't be mad at somebody.

Speaker 1:

He's a good subject, everybody's not going to like it.

Speaker 3:

That's the moral of the story. It is subjective. But my point that I'm going back to you. My point is you listen to thousands of records, for you to say, out of those thousand records that you listen to, and for you to be on there and giving hot emojis and yeah, that's a record, that shit is dope. For you to get on that platform and say not one record from an artist that you heard is not feasible enough for a record deal is disrespectful.

Speaker 1:

Or just gatekeeping and shot the East.

Speaker 3:

Side Brother, because East Side Brother went and said exactly that's why I said it, because I was going off of his sentiments when he was saying that that was disrespectful to the artist that have great music. And you're saying that none of us is warranted enough for a record deal Be based off of a record. That's crazy, crazy to me. I'm sorry, actually question.

Speaker 1:

So we want to hear the song. Ok, I got the song Wait up.

Speaker 3:

Bring the fucking record in. You got to go. You start talking about record deals and all that.

Speaker 1:

Bring the fucking record in 360s and all types of shit. It wasn't me this time.

Speaker 3:

Nah, because sometimes you got to.

Speaker 2:

Yo CEO is slowly turning into Joe Butting.

Speaker 1:

Next time.

Speaker 2:

He is slowly turning into Joe Butting. That's who I'm starting to see.

Speaker 1:

Yeah yeah, you're turning into.

Speaker 2:

Joe.

Speaker 3:

You're turning into Joe, but fuck that. I could be Joe, butting I could be Charlamagne. What the fuck? Who the fuck you want to be?

Speaker 2:

Two old hailed ass niggas.

Speaker 1:

Let's bring this record in and let's sign us out. Next time I'm going to bring some R&B in here for y'all, because CEO is on some whole other shit.

Speaker 3:

I got two R&B songs. I'm a CI Rook. Nigga, I'm a stranger to the ass. Nigga, the best I fucking played with you. The views of our CEO does not reflect the podcast.

Speaker 1:

So tell us the name of the song and then we're going to that song. Gives it what you want, ceo, please.

Speaker 3:

Go ahead, bring that shit in.

Speaker 1:

That was wack. Do that shit again, okay.

Speaker 3:

Come on, man, this is your fucking record. Bring that shit in, miss Snow.

Speaker 1:

I miss snow. This is what you want you watching, no advisory podcast. Yeah, we're going to drop. Yeah, that's okay, peter. Yeah.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Here Find me somebody. Turn on. Damn, this is sucks Back to the stage. I ain't tryna catch a case. What you want, snow Bitch, I'm getting money counting up though 20, 50s hunnids. What you going for, I ain't going for none.

Speaker 1:

If a bitch jump, stupid Imma, send her to a maker, shawty pretty, and she run a paper Bitches hate name on my level, locked in like a pop the ad. Fuck the talking bitch. Send the ad. Put it in reverse. Driver, nigga crazy. Imma, put him through the worst. He pray the lordy, take me. Now I'm gonna put him through the worst. I'm gonna put him through the worst. He pray the lordy, take me. Niggas talking crazy. Imma. Hit him with that Bopstick. And this bitch dirty. I don't care if it ain't drive shit. How old you go, barbie pretty bitch without the chopstick, hit him where it hurt. I'm so cold he swear I'm toxic. Wrist hit on froze, diamond leaking like a faucet. And this bitch bold big business. Imma bout shit. Never had the fuck to get my name on the billboards. You know my name. Why you fighting like you? Dance for me, hey.

Speaker 3:

Hey, that was my girl miss, our girl miss snow, with what you On, what you on. So tell us Where's that record, at where they could find that record? And oh my good shit.

Speaker 1:

It's actually unreleased. I ain't releasing you. Oh, we got an unreleased Y'all got the little sneak peek no advisory exclusive, exclusive. I haven't even performed that song yet. Y'all got the first, oh shit.

Speaker 3:

You know we always get exclusive. No, we always get the motherfucking exclusive. So listen, man, if there was one piece of advice that you can give a young Email Artist that's coming up you know, it's maybe a girl that's 10, 11, 12, 13 she looking watching this video and she like, oh man, I like her. And what is the piece of advice?

Speaker 1:

What he said, I said I hope.

Speaker 2:

I'll tell you 11 year old ain't watching this shit.

Speaker 1:

My son watches this shit.

Speaker 3:

Shut up, I gotta tell him I gotta give him this claiming.

Speaker 2:

Shut up to.

Speaker 1:

CEO.

Speaker 3:

Junior.

Speaker 2:

This is not your daddy, this is somebody else.

Speaker 3:

This is a personality, so yeah, so what's that piece of advice you will give to that young lady? That's one wanting to aspire To be a music artist?

Speaker 1:

Don't give up, don't give a fuck about her peens. If you like that shit, drop it, cause at the end of the day, like we said, music is subjective, like One person might like it, but you Fucking Jay Z might like your Shit, and then you know. You know what I'm saying. So, at the end of the day, to me it's kind of just like Do what you love, somebody gonna fuck with it. For girl that's what that is and don't be out here selling yourself for Fucking likes and views and shit.

Speaker 3:

Say that again. Don't be out here selling your pussy and shit.

Speaker 1:

I hope no 10 year old watching this.

Speaker 3:

I hope not 10 year olds. If you watching this, don't See, y'all see, y'all see y'all.

Speaker 1:

So, ms Snow, go ahead and tell them when they can find your social media and where they can stream your music. I'm on all platforms Apple Music, spotify, everything like that. You can follow me on Instagram. It's Ms Snow, its, ms Snow. Oh God, I think these are gonna be.

Speaker 3:

She saved me. Hey man, listen man.

Speaker 1:

It's your boy CL McLean. It's your girl Trapz. It's Reson.

Speaker 2:

I quit, it's your boy, hummel Alley.

Speaker 1:

It's Ms Motherfucking Snow. It's Shawn's most dangerous. Yeah, you stupid as shit.

Speaker 3:

We gotta get picked.

Speaker 1:

Who was gonna say some wild out of pocket shit? I?

Speaker 3:

wasn't I wasn't though. I was gonna say some safe shit.

Speaker 1:

I was gonna say some safe shit. If you want to take me out of the house, I'm gonna pray for the voice. I don't want to pray that you should, I'm gonna say that 10 year old, I'm gonna say that, bitch, I'm one of a kind Like niggas say, a real kind Fuck a rollie in a dime, I ain't never need a shit.

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