Spearz & Micz Podcast

Jim Jones

Jim Jones

zulu King Koopa Founder of OKZ !

Hocus 45th starts his drop your flag challenge and it’s criticized by Adam22

Young thug snitching? Mel Matrix is Home early from the feds?Queens Flip putting work in on gang members

Funkmaster Flex

SpaceMan

Raekwon

Malcolm X

We Review A Widows Cry and give props to Bernadette and also honor the legacy of Sean Price

Jus P discusses a wild situation a recent Show and Watt discusses The Denim Tears Block party in SoHo that featured the Clips performing

We discuss the rise, short comings and in most cases the incredible legacy of Hulk Hogan

Raekwon

Zulu King EL One speaks on what it took to be Zulu and how the Zulus can move forward despite challenges

Clipse

Who are the top ten duos in Hip Hop

Duck Down 30th

Have the Hip Hop elements drifted apart is their still a connection overall and are the youth in tune with the culture as a whole join this discussion on Spearz and Micz

Rza On Drink Champs stated no Emcee can compare to the GZA not Rakim or Nas

Jim Jones continues to compare himself to the legendary Emcee Nas

Slick Rick Victory

R Kelly Overdose?

Fatherhood

Carter 6 review

Jim Jones vs Nas

In this conversation, the hosts reflect on the 28th anniversary of Wu-Tang Forever, discussing its significance in hip-hop history, comparing it to Enter the Wu-Tang, and analyzing the production quality and cultural impact of the album. They delve into the interactive features of enhanced CDs, the challenges Wu-Tang faced in maintaining commercial success, and personal anecdotes related to collaborations and connections within the hip-hop community. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the legacy of Wu-Tang Clan and Boot Camp Clik, comparing their influences, commercial success, and the impact of their music on hip hop culture. They discuss specific albums, the evolution of the groups, and the dynamics of their respective sounds, highlighting the unique contributions of each collective to the genre. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the unique legacy of Wu-Tang Clan, discussing their formation, influence on hip hop culture, and the impact of their music. They also highlight Dr. Dre's significant contributions to his community, emphasizing the importance of mentorship and positive influence in hip hop. The discussion wraps up with reflections on favorite tracks and the enduring nature of Wu-Tang's music, underscoring its timeless relevance in the hip hop landscape.takeawaysWu-Tang Forever is celebrated for its legacy in hip-hop.Enter the Wu-Tang is often regarded as Wu-Tang's best album.Double albums face challenges in maintaining quality across tracks.The production quality of Wu-Tang Forever showcases musical evolution.Enhanced CDs introduced interactive features that engaged fans.Cultural shoutouts in albums create connections within the hip-hop community.Commercial success can decline despite artistic achievements.Personal connections in hip-hop often lead to unexpected collaborations.The trial video for Wu-Tang was a groundbreaking moment in music video history.

Knicks in 7

Afrika Bambaataa

We discuss the situation between Joey Bada$$ and Kendrick Lamar, exploring the implications of their rivalry and the dynamics of East Coast vs. West Coast hip hop. They delve into the role of media in shaping perceptions of hip hop beef, Joey's acting career, and the importance of healthy competition in the culture. The discussion highlights the need for artists to focus on lyrical prowess rather than street violence, emphasizing the cultural significance of hip hop as a global movement.takeawaysJoey Badass is attempting to provoke Kendrick Lamar into a lyrical battle.The East Coast vs. West Coast rivalry is often exaggerated by media.Healthy competition in hip hop can lead to artistic growth.Joey's acting career is flourishing alongside his music.The essence of hip hop culture is global and inclusive.Artists should focus on lyrical content rather than street violence.The media plays a significant role in shaping hip hop narratives.Joey's performance in 'Raising Canaan' showcases his acting talent.The conversation emphasizes the importance of unity in hip hop.Both Joey and Kendrick have a significant impact on the hip hop landscape.titlesThe Battle of the Titans: Joey vs. KendrickHip Hop's East Coast

We discuss the ongoing controversy surrounding Diddy and the allegations made by Cassie. They explore themes of victim blaming, survivor shame, and the impact of fame and power in the music industry. The discussion highlights the need for community awareness and accountability, as well as the importance of protecting vulnerable individuals from predators. The hosts reflect on personal experiences and emphasize the necessity of teaching the younger generation about these issuesDiddy is facing serious allegations that challenge his public persona.Cassie's role in the situation is complex and often misrepresented.Victim blaming is prevalent in discussions about abuse and trauma.Survivor shame can prevent individuals from coming forward with their stories.The music industry has a dark side that often exploits vulnerable individuals.Fame and power can create dangerous dynamics in relationships.Community awareness is crucial in recognizing and addressing predatory behavior.Social media plays a significant role in shaping public perception of these issues.Personal experiences can inform our understanding of abuse and accountability.We must prioritize the protection of vulnerable individuals in our communities.00:00Introduction to Diddy's Controversy06:01The Impact of Fame and Power Dynamics12:05Reflections on Accountability and Abuse20:34Victim Blaming in High-Profile Cases27:59Power Dynamics and Exploitation in Communities34:06The Case of Tory Lanez: Truth and Consequences39:22The Need for Accountability and Truth

Zulu

Mobb Deep the Infamous 30th anniversary

Hip Hops Mount Rushmore has been debated all week on radio, podcasts and social media Spearz gives their critique on some of the selections and also gives their own picks

In this episode we interview our big brother Zulu King Tone and he tells us his story growing up in Brooklyn witnessing the early years of Hip Hop and eventually joining Zulu Nation. Tone also tells us of his years of studying Ninjitsu and how it took him all the way to Japan. He also speaks of the duality of being Black yet Puerto Rican and speaks on the culture.

We break down Billboards Top 25 Female Rappers

Pow wow legendary pioneer Emcee and B BOY HAS PASSED AWAY

Zulu King Melo co founder of Element 5 Zulu Chapter, Grafftti writer and art instructor

We interview Author, Graffiti Artist, Activist and DJ Stage One from Minnesota. we speak on his book The Bridge Is Over, His upbringing as a bomber in the graff community and also who influenced him as a DJ. We spoke with Stage about organizing Hip Hop events in Minnesota bringing together all the Hip Hop Culture in his city and also some of his classic Zulu Nation stories where he displays some classic gear and memos from Zulu. Don’t miss this humble legend and historian.

Big U turns himself into the Feds after alleged murder and extortion

We start of Episode 51 talking about the new Daredevil show and go into Jim Hones comments on how the bloods could have been a Fraternity? We also discuss some gang politics and Jim Jones new album 🔥 in addition on a more serious note Watt discusses the importance and significance of Ramadan

Recap of all that led to 50 episodes of Spearz & ‘icz

Ghostface Killlah Supreme Clientele 25th Anniversary

Watt tells us his Super Bowl Picm for the big game

It’s time for accountability

In This Episode we interview long time Zulu and founder of the Lost Tribes chapter based in Newark NJ none other than Zulu King Enok a community organizer who has a great desire to lead his people towards elevation

Irv Gotti passes away at age 54 due to stroke

Zulu History of Zulu King EL one Founder of Chapter 25

DJ Akademiks says some really inappropriate things to a 15 year old

Diplomats

Busta Allegly Assauts Assistant