Hip-hop journalist Elliott Wilson and underground rapper NEMS join the Drink Champs for a live episode recorded at Rolling Loud. They discuss their experiences and motivations in the music industry, the evolving landscape of media and journalism, their past contributions to the industry, the process of making an album, early days of hip hop, and personal influences. They also touch on visiting a Louis Vuitton store in Paris and have a playful argument about alcohol.

Hip-Hop legends and rising stars toast to the genre's 50th anniversary, discussing its origin, evolution, and future. They delve into the influence of female artists, the success of Nori, and the freedom of podcasting. They share personal stories, explore alternative hip-hop, and express gratitude to pioneers.

Grandmaster Caz, MC Sha-Rock, Bun B, Scar Lip, Symba, Risk, Nems, and DJ Stakz discuss the history of hip-hop, the role of DJ and MC, breaking, graffiti, and what's next for hip-hop. They reflect on the growth and validation of hip-hop, building trust funds and pensions for artists, varying levels of income, and the influence of corporations. The speakers also share their personal journeys in the industry, struggles to relate to younger generations, alternative hip-hop culture, and gratitude in the hip-hop industry.