Hold the baby! #11

Hold the baby! #11

Author: IFC December 17, 2025 Duration: 1:01:58
Episode 11 dives into real conversations about separating friend groups, dealing with public relationships, and how public breakups turn messy once the internet gets involved. The guys break down when baby mama drama goes too far, the impact of women exposing rappers, and what those moments can lead to both personally and professionally. They also tap in on New York City music, fashion, and culture, discussing the evolution of the city’s sound, legacy pressure, and what authenticity looks lik...

There's a particular kind of conversation that happens when a few friends, who also happen to be pillars of the scene, get together with no script and no filter. That's the space Lets Rap About it occupies every episode. Hosted by Fabolous, Maino, Dave East, and Jim Jones, this podcast feels less like a formal interview and more like you're pulling up a chair in the studio while they unpack everything happening in and around hip-hop. The discussion naturally flows from the music itself-breaking down new tracks, classic albums, and the craft-to the wider culture that shapes it. You'll hear them dive into viral moments and current events with the kind of candid commentary that only comes from decades of experience on both the mic and in the industry. What sets this apart is the authentic, often hilarious, dynamic between the four; it's pure, unfiltered New York energy. One minute they're debating a hot topic, the next they're sharing a story from the past that gives real context to the present. Tune in for those rare insights, the debates, the jokes, and the kind of real talk that reminds you why these voices have remained so influential. This is where the culture gets discussed by the people who helped define it.
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