King Green

Touré, a legendary journalist and co-host of the Rap Latte podcast, along with King Green and James Francis, both known for their hip-hop analysis, delve into the notable events of 2024 in hip-hop. They revisit the intense rivalry between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, discussing standout tracks and their favorite lyrics. The trio also explores the artistry behind lyrical battles, clever wordplay, and the emotional connections in hip-hop, ultimately sharing their picks for the best song and album of the year.

Curtiss King, a rapper and producer with ties to TDE artists, teams up with King Green, a knowledgeable rapper and co-host of the Rap Latte podcast. They passionately draft their favorite TDE songs across categories like Hit Song and Personal Favorites. The conversation dives into TDE's influence on hip-hop, highlighting Kendrick Lamar's emotional storytelling and SZA's artistic journey. They also discuss the balance between ambition and authenticity in the music industry, as well as the collaborative spirit that fuels TDE's success.

Join Jeremy Hecht from The Bigger Picture and King Green of Rap Latte as they dive into the exciting August releases in hip hop. They passionately discuss JID's authentic artistry in 'God Does Like Ugly' and explore the intricacies faced by mid-level artists. The conversation touches on the evolving middle class of hip hop, with insights on personal fulfillment versus commercial success. They also examine the themes of identity and redemption in Chance the Rapper's work, highlighting a musically rich month for this genre's dynamic landscape.