The Man Dem Show

The GTV Network

The Man Dem Show brings you real talk, raw perspectives, and unfiltered conversations. Hosted by Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez, this podcast dives deep into current events, relationships, and features interviews with inspiring guests from all walks of life. Whether it’s the latest headlines or personal stories that shape the culture, these two keep it authentic with no topics off-limits. Tune in for insightful discussions, relatable moments, and a vibe that keeps you coming back for more.

  1. 21H AGO

    Ep. 199: OSAP Protest Violence, Rapper "Go Get It" Wanted & The Toronto Scene Ego

    This week on Episode 199 of The Man Dem Show, Guttzy Guttz, DJ Laz Vagez, Sam, and Junie Moonie are back to tackle the heaviest topics in the city. The guys start by addressing the OSAP protests at Queen's Park, exposing how mainstream media spun the narrative and reacting to wild footage of police using excessive force on students. The conversation shifts to true crime as the crew reacts to Edmonton rapper "Go Get It" being on the run for daylight assassinations in the GTA. Later, the guys have a serious conversation about the Canadian music industry—why Toronto artists struggle to break out, the ego problem in the city, and the desperate need for a unified DJ and creator network. Finally, things get hilarious as the crew debates if people are getting bored of "regular" sex, survival tactics if WW3 breaks out, and the ultimate Pressa vs. Casper TNG debate. Follow the team on Instagram:Guttzy Guttz - @eldelnegroDJ Laz Vagez - @officialvftvSam - @undergroundnationpodJunie Moonie - @juniegzz Chapter Markers:(00:00:00) - Intro & TikTok Bans(00:09:00) - Drinking Habits & Trauma(00:19:30) - OSAP Protests & Media Spin(00:34:00) - OSAP Police Brutality Footage(00:58:00) - World War 3 & Getting Drafted(01:12:00) - Rapper "Go Get It" Wanted for Murder(01:20:00) - Fixing the Toronto Music Scene(01:41:00) - Health & Aging(01:48:00) - Female Rap Unity(02:05:00) - Pressa vs. Casper TNG(02:12:00) - Wild Sex Takes & Kinks(02:43:00) - Clout Chasing in Drill Music(02:55:00) - Outro

    3h 3m
  2. FEB 20

    Cleanopatra: The R&B to Dancehall Switch, Freestyles, and Dating in the Industry

    On this episode of The Man Dem Show, Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez sit down with the rising Toronto Dancehall queen, Cleanopatra. We dive deep into her musical journey, her creative process, and how she manages a relentless work ethic while navigating the local scene. Cleanopatra opens up about her transition from R&B to Dancehall, addressing the controversy of being a Canadian-born artist representing authentic Jamaican sounds. She also breaks down the origin of her name and her viral "Digo" riddim moment with Jojo. Things heat up during a game of "This or That" where she drops some controversial takes on legends like Vybz Kartel, Movado, Summer Walker, Chris Brown, and Usher. To cap it off, Cleanopatra blesses the mic with a live freestyle and premieres her brand-new, unreleased sexy single, "Urgent". Topics Covered: Balancing a heavy workload, a 9-to-5, and an independent music career. The transition from early R&B tracks to finding her pocket in Dancehall. Dealing with critics regarding authenticity as a first-generation Canadian Dancehall artist. The origin story behind the name "Cleanopatra" and her connection to Egyptian royalty. "This or That": Vybz Kartel vs. Movado, Spice vs. Jada Kingdom, Usher vs. Chris Brown. Why she refuses to date men in the music industry. A live studio freestyle and the exclusive premiere of "Urgent". Follow the Guest: Cleanopatra on IG: @cleanopatra Follow The Hosts: Guttzy Guttz on IG: @eldelnegro DJ Laz Vagez on IG: @officialvftv Catch new episodes of The Man Dem Show every Monday and Thursday.

    1h 8m

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The Man Dem Show brings you real talk, raw perspectives, and unfiltered conversations. Hosted by Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez, this podcast dives deep into current events, relationships, and features interviews with inspiring guests from all walks of life. Whether it’s the latest headlines or personal stories that shape the culture, these two keep it authentic with no topics off-limits. Tune in for insightful discussions, relatable moments, and a vibe that keeps you coming back for more.

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