Diddy, a music mogul, joins influential rapper Ice Cube, pop legend Janet Jackson, and Vice President Kamala Harris in a spirited discussion. They delve into LeBron James's quiet stance on Diddy and the implications for celebrity responsibility. Ice Cube responds to critiques on gangster rap, while Janet discusses the backlash from her remarks on Kamala's identity. The group also explores the alleged influence of the CIA on Black culture through music, raising questions about manipulation and accountability in the industry.

Kim Porter, who recently published a provocative tell-all book discussing her life, shares shocking revelations that raise eyebrows about Diddy. Meanwhile, legendary musician Janet Jackson ignites controversy with her remarks on Kamala Harris's racial identity, sparking public debate and criticism. The conversation navigates the intersection of celebrity and politics, examining the impact of misinformation while reflecting on the legacies of these cultural icons. Tune in for an engaging blend of entertainment and critical discussion!

In this engaging conversation, Janet Jackson, the iconic musician facing backlash for her comments about Vice President Kamala Harris, reflects on the complexities of racial identity. The discussion dives into the societal implications of celebrity statements and the need for constructive dialogue over blame. They debate the balance between accountability and forgiving public figures for missteps while navigating the tricky waters of politics as an entertainer. Jackson's remarks ignite a passionate exploration of race, gender, and public expectations.

Rob looks back at the house-influenced 1997 pop hit that is “Together Again.” Along the way, he highlights the sensational career of pop icon Janet Jackson, and some of her best laughs on songs.Host: Rob HarvillaGuest: DJ Louie XIVProducer: Justin SaylesAssociate Producer: Jonathan KermahAudio Intern: Kai Grady Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Janet Jackson, an iconic musician battling a major scandal, reflects on the shocking fallout from her 2004 Super Bowl halftime incident. She shares the emotional turmoil and humiliation she faced, alongside the intense media scrutiny that ensued. Janet discusses how she transformed pain into purpose through her album 'The Velvet Rope' and the broader cultural implications of 'Nipplegate.' As she navigates life in the spotlight, she reveals her journey of resilience, self-acceptance, and the challenges of reclaiming her narrative in the public eye.