Danny Brown, an American rapper known for his unique style, joins Tom for a whirlwind of hilarity. They dive into the bizarre concept of a 'glock dookie' and swap absurd family tales, touching on Florida stereotypes and the eccentricities of ketchup lovers like McConaughey. The conversation flows from LL Cool J's enduring influence to the wackiness of celebrity anthem performances. Expect random discussions on youth sports, humor in food presentation, and the whimsical side of masculinity—definitely a rollercoaster of laughs!

Rapper Danny Brown and D.A.W.G. LeMaire Lee join the hosts in a humorous chat covering topics like morning routines, self-gratification, controversy around transracial identity, twisted tales from Gacy to car thefts, and an emphatic rejection of conformity. They also discuss extreme sport athletes, bombing in stand-up comedy and rap battles, and reflections on fast consumption of music and comedy content.

Explore Danny Brown's career evolution, collaborations with notable artists, and the creation process behind the song 'Y.B.P.' with Bruiser Wolf. Reflect on his unique voice and late-blooming success in the music industry. Dive into his personal struggles, growth through rehab, and the inspiration behind his music. Learn about the artistic journey, Detroit culture influence, and the impact of childhood memories. Wrap up with a playthrough of 'Y.B.P.' and a teaser for a new show called The Recipe focusing on food wisdom.

Today we’re closing out Black Music Month by celebrating one of Rick Rubin’s favorite albums of all time—Forever Changes by the band Love. Formed in 1965, Love was a groundbreaking, interracial L.A. group. While their name isn’t usually mentioned alongside historic psychedelic bands like The Byrds or The Grateful Dead, Love’s influence is vast. Their charismatic, fashion-forward black frontman, Arthur Lee, inspired Jimi Hendrix’s look, and in the mid-60s Love was one of the hottest bands in Hollywood. In 1967 Love recorded their third album, Forever Changes. It was the last album for the original core group with guitarist Johnny Echols and co-writer Brian McClean. The album ushered in an entirely new sound for the band, combining Baroque sounding strings with horns and folky instrumentation with poetic lyrics. On today’s episode we’ll hear some of Rick Rubin’s conversation with Detroit rapper Danny Brown, who like Rick, places Love’s album Forever Changes at the very top of his greatest albums of all time list. Then, we’ll hear Rick in conversation with Love’s lead guitarist Johnny Echols about the intense turmoil surrounding the recording of Forever Changes. Echols—who grew up straddling both Black LA and the psychedelic strip—explains how Love was responsible for getting The Doors their record deal, only to be quickly overshadowed by The Doors mainstream success. Echols also recalls first meeting the Beatles when they were an opening act for Little Richard. Check out our playlist for this episode here!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Detroit rapper Danny Brown joins panelists to talk about playing pickleball, rapping Dr. Seuss, and offending Adele. The podcast also includes quizzes, humorous conversations, and news-related limericks.

Musician Danny Brown joins Christina P. and Tom Segura on the podcast. They discuss updates on Christina's life, Danny's music, and show him special videos like educational clips and inmate penpal. They also share funny and interesting TikTok curations.

Host Christina P is joined by YMH Studio's very own Danny Brown. They discuss Danny's experience in rehab, the delusions that come with sleep deprivation, and their distain for gold diggers. They also address voicemail and emails about sperm donors, McDonald's, and vag dryers. Danny recommends a summer reading list and fills Christina in on his recovery plan, Smart Recovery.

This week, comedian Johnny Mitchell joins Danny Brown on The Danny Brown Show. They discuss hustling, theft in the city, favorite things about Portland, and crazy buyers. Johnny helps answer listener questions about relationships and soccer. They also address 'White People Shit' and the strange world of influencer merchandise.

It's 2 Bears 1 Cave with Tom Segura and guest bear (from YMH Studios' The Danny Brown Show) Danny Brown! Danny talks to Tom about watches, getting his identity stolen, and things he learned from hanging out with Insane Clown Posse. They talk about how Danny got into podcasting, his move to Austin, traveling and performing in different countries, and Ninja from Die Antword trying to pick him up. Then Danny runs Tom through some fashion tips and all the hottest places he gets clothes from. https://tomsegura.com/tourhttps://www.bertbertbert.com/bertyboytourhttps://store.ymhstudios.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Detroit rapper Danny Brown, a Champs listener, talks about his love for Dizzee Rascal, meditation, time in prison, and exploring S&M. They also discuss his past drug dealing, challenges in personal relationships, memories of crack, contrasting neighborhoods in Detroit, diverse job experiences, fashion and sexual preferences, experiences at South by Southwest, and encounters with Adele and Eminem.