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Mar 2024
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Episode 712 | "Push to Start"

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A lot of bad Hip-Hop takes have appeared on the internet over the past week as the JBP discusses recent comments about Rick Ross (17:16) as well as Drake's recent Instagram captions (21:37). Kanye has now insert himself into the Hip-Hop drama (31:40), Beyoncé drops 'COWBOY CARTER' (52:44), and Stevie J wants to fight 50 Cent (1:07:54). Also, Juvenile drops the music video for '400 Degreez' 26 years later (1:22:20), the room discusses a recent viral video where a man's girlfriend stopped him from getting robbed (1:42:50), did playlists replace radio (1:58:15), Part of the Show returns (2:16:48), and much more!

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Joe | Tyla (feat. Tems) - "No. 1" 

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