Baltimore County Forever Corey Coston

What up Doe?
On this episode we got the fellas back. Unfortunately, Hus is a little under the weather, but we're going to hold him down with this special episode. There’s a 50 years of Hip Hop Auction going on and I want to get the fellas opinion on it. Aleem gives us a behind-the-scenes look at museum culture and why it is important for us to preserve our history in the black community. While DB gives his thoughts on why he doesn’t like that, this is happening. Also, DB has a surprising encounter at Sam’s Club with a fan of the show.

After the recent back and forth between #drake & #joebudden we attempt to figure out how to measure certain levels of success. We also get into the second half of Drake’s career. The second half of Drake’s career extends from “ If You Reading This It’s Too Late” (2015) to the latest release of “For All The Dogs”(2023). How many good albums have come out of this second half of his career? Also we reflect on our 2017 and Boy was Corey Toxic 😂😂😂😂

What up doe?!
We talk numbers in impact with Hus!
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What Up Doe! On this episode we meet Rxchgold, a singer and songwriter hailing from West Philadelphia. We dive right into what it’s like growing up in West Philly. Rxchgold gives us an insight into his earliest musical memories coming from a musical family and his love for the Neptune sound. Of course, we had to get into the new single "Outside" available on all streaming platforms now! This and so much more on this special episode of Baltimore County Forever Podcast!

We touch on a lot of topics, but I really need y’all to know Cousin Al (The Teacha) went for 42 points, 16 rebounds and 25 assists.

What yo doe?!
We have our Cousin’s Al & DB back this week front and center. I decided this was the perfect episode to be “Parks” from The Joe Budden podcast. So no, I won’t be on camera at all 😂😂😂. We center this episode around the new Netflix special “Ladies First,” where we discuss the lack of involvement from artists like Foxy Brown and Nicki Minaj. We also get into Queen Latifah giving back to the hip-hop culture, and Cousin Al briefly discusses LL Cool J’s worst song. Finally, we discuss who has a better classic album between Foxy Brown & Lil Kim. Tune in for this and so much more!