Hip-Hop & Movie News Podcast Hip-Hop & Movie News Podcast

Ain't no-body dope as we, here's ep-is-ode fifteen! This week, Jay Z put his billions to good use, helping out a family unnecessarily targeted by the Phoenix police. Tory Lanez won over a lot of people when a video surfaced of him taking a stand against colorism during a music video shoot. Then he pissed off a lot of people when it came to light that he may have staged the whole thing. Cuba Gooding Jr. was arrested and charged with forcibly touching a young woman while Bella Thorne leaked her own nudes in order to beat her hacker to the punch. The Almighty 6-God Drake celebrated the Toronto Raptors' championship win and decided to bless us all with new music, including this week's Song of the Week "Omertà" https://youtu.be/csd3AIPrxs8. Check it out! Board man gets paid!

Episode 14! Get some! This week the crew pays tribute to the legendary Bushwick Bill of the Geto Boys, who just passed away recently. Jay Z became hip-hop's first billionaire, which confused Lonnie and Vince because they thought that honor went to Dr. Dre (they were wrong). Inspired by Justin Bieber challenging Tom Cruise to a fight, the guys discuss which celebrities they would like to engage in fisticuffs with. Plus, a "Dark Phoenix" movie review and former NFL great Arian Foster aka Bobby Feeno joins forces with Xavier Omar on "S.W.A.N.", this week's Song of the Week https://youtu.be/Y75AzSwwAKE. Lonnie battled through an illness to help bring you this episode. Don't make it all for not! Give it a listen!

Lucky you! Episode 13 is up! Here are 13 Reasons Why You Should Listen To This Week's Episode:


Lonnie and Vince are the Karl Malone and John Stockton of podcasting.
The guys give their take on the Meek Mill-Cosmopolitan Hotel drama.
Lonnie has a pleasant sounding speaking voice.
EPMD announced a new album is on the way and Lonnie & Vince explain why this is great for hip-hop.
There are updates on Producer Extraordinaire Patrick Pierre's new "The Air Up There" sequel scripts.
The guys delve into Jason Mitchell losing award nominations and career opportunities due to alleged inappropriate behavior.
Shout-outs are given to Saketh Sundar and the rest of the 2019 National Spelling Bee Champions.
The movie reviewed this week is "John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum".
The Song of the Week ("Ocean Drive" by Smif-N-Wessun featuring Musiq Soulchild and Rapsody) is the perfect song to kick off summer. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoxyWJOXVPQ&feature=youtu.be)
This Week in Hip-Hop History not only highlights important moments of rap's past, the theme song showcases Lonnie and Vince's wonderful singing talents.
Vince is always coming up with inventive turns of phrase like "keep sure to".
The show is both entertaining and educational.
Not since Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder has a comedy team had this much chemistry.

HHMN proudly presents Episode 12 and like Run DMC, we're raising hell! Special guest Maritza Murguia sits in with the crew this week to discuss a myriad of topics: Drake pays homage to the late 2Pac during Game 6 of the Raptors-Bucks series, U-God criticizes RZA's "wack" production of the last few Wu-Tang Clan albums, and Natalie Portman denies Moby's claims that they dated back in the day. Plus a movie review of the new "Aladdin" and Joyner Lucas squashes his beef with Logic as the two MCs collaborate on this week's Song of the Week "ISIS" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTDb0ebFh8E . Also, should Maritza have married Lonnie instead of Vince? Tune in to find out!

Episode 11 comin' straight at ya! This week, Lonnie and Vince discuss Robert Pattinson possibly becoming Robert Pattinson and how everyone is responding to this potential new Batman. Chris Rock announced his newest film project and nobody "Saw" it coming. Lonnie and Vince consider dancing to Chance the Rapper's new song if it means free groceries for a year and Azealia Banks is making news again for her controversial opinions. The legendary DJ Premier is back and he's brought along heavy hitters Westside Gunn, Conway the Machine, and Benny the Butcher for Song of the Week "Headlines" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpb3FhlE1vU&feature=youtu.be .. Plus, is Vince going to be public enemy #1 for having a bone to pick with the iconic and universally respected Chuck D?! What kind of blasphemy is this?!?!

Tenth episode is done and ready for your listening pleasure! This week we discuss Pras of The Fugees allegedly living up to his "Dirty Cash" moniker and how it may get him into trouble with the feds. Joyner Lucas claps back at the Catholic Church for criticizing his newest video, five production companies vow to stop filming in Georgia due to it's controversial new "heartbeat bill", and the Cannes Film Festival continues to be a breeding ground for sex trafficking. For Song of the Week, Rapsody and Buddy deliver a song just for moms (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFMA7k29qVg&feature=youtu.be) and then maybe another bonus Throwback Song of the Week? Is that what you really want from Episode X? We're gonna give it to ya.