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Irv Gotti has taken “everything is a rollout” to new heights in his latest Drink Champs interview, spilling 20-year-old tea and causing chaos in Hip Hop (7:36). Joe and the crew then discuss Mike Tyson accusing Hulu of stealing his life rights (20:16), Pardison Fontaine disses The Rock (46:50), and 21 Savage advocating against gun…
Joe and the guys kick things off by speculating The Game’s forthcoming interview with Drink Champs (22:46). The crew also shares stories of times they’ve witnessed or experienced racism (55:50). Joe will not be closed in by Hip Hop’s stereotypes (1:16:50), public disputes with ex-partners online (1:45:11), and the guys connect with listeners during the…
Back in the frigid streets of NYC, Mal & Rory rehash their weekend work trip to Atlanta, and how it felt returning back to their igloo of a hometown. The footage of them learning to fight crime in Detroit has been posted to our YouTube, and they once again reiterate that Dale’s techniques (might) actually…
The end of the year has arrived and so have the annual wrap-up lists from the media. First, Joe and the guys analyze B.dot’s list and share their thoughts on the motive behind the lists (22:43). Next, the guys congratulate Lil Durk (33:39), discuss Big Sean’s interview on Drink Champs (50:08), the passing of Drakeo…
Joe is no stranger to trending on social media, and this past week he dominated headlines with a misguided clip regarding his sexuality (9:19). He and the crew then pivot their focus on Ye’s (formally known as Kanye West) interview on Drink Champs (20:50). Joe commends N.O.R.E. on his execution of the interview (25:30), analyzes…
Irv Gotti breaks down his past, present and future on the Drink Champs podcast. Post your thoughts in the comments below.
Daymond John joins the Drink Champs (#DrinkChamps) NORE and DJ EFN to talk some of the biggest boss moves of his career, from working with President Barack Obama to launching FUBU & more.
The legendary Freeway Ricky Ross talks how he made close to a billion dollars selling crack cocaine in the 80s in South Central Los Angeles.