The New York Times feisty zeitgeist prognosticator stops by the Combat Jack Show to defend his predigree. None of us wanted to take him to task tho’. Jon’s a cool dude. And who really gives a fux what his resume is?
I’m gonna tell you that the best part of the Combat Jack Show now are the mixes by DJ Benhameen. I wanna tell you to fux with this podcast JUST for that. Get ready for dubstep.
Are y’all ready to get this work like crazy in 2013? Are y’all ready to get this greatness what was meant for your life? It’s right here waiting for y’all, but you gotta come out into the sunshine.
I left the basement for the new year to get some fresh air and sunshine. Mannnn, shit was bricker than a muvv out this muvv, nah’Mean?!?
So I just tied up my boots nice and tight and I gots to steppin’.
It’s my thing.
Ever since I turned 16 I have vowed to be the shit for that calendar year. Ain’t a damn thing changed. I am still the shit. I am still unbroken. I have taken losses, but I remain undefeated. I’m glad you found the winner’s circle I like to call dP.com
You should stick around and get some of this sonshine.
What it shoe Internets?
Sean P on the podcast.
Get you some of this!
Ebro Darden, the program director for the most important Hip-Hop radio station in America, comes on the Combat Jack Show to defend the station’s mainstream playlist and programming. The legacy of Hip-Hop on terrestrial radio is at stake here.
Salutes to Hot97 for even joining in the debate. This episode is a master class for anyone who wants to become a rapper.
If you aren’t listening to Meyhem Lauren’s ‘Mandatory Brunch Meetings‘ I really don’t want to fux with you today.
My unofficial video to one of the HARDEST songs in rap right now.