Joe and Jada

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined this week by Stove God Cooks, who's riding a wave of hype surrounding the iconic hook he laid down on Clipse's "F.I.C.O." on their 'Let God Sort Em Out' album. Joe and Jada ask Stove God how he linked up with Pusha T and Malice, the rumors of Jay-Z and Eminem trying to sign him, being mentored by Busta Rhymes, and how Westside Gunn reached out to him after his debut record 'Reasonable Drought.' Joe and Jada give the up-and-coming rapper some game and Joe tells a story of how Ludacris helped him avoid getting scammed by his label. 3:15 - Jada's ties to Syracuse 10:30 - Linking with Clipse & Stove God performs "F.I.C.O." hook acapella 18:00 - Stove God's price going UP 26:00 - Jada x Stove God coming 31:15 - Rumors of Hov & Eminem trying to sign him 39:30 - How a label tried to scam Fat Joe 53:30 - Viral comedy show clip 57:30 - Stove God plays new track "Marvin Ye" live on Joe and Jada [Timestamps may vary due to advertisements.]See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined this week by Staten Island’s finest and member of the incomparable Wu-Tang Clan, Ghostface Killah. Joe and Jada ask Ghostface about his new album ‘Supreme Clientele 2,’ his decades-spanning collaborations with fellow Wu-Tang member Raekwon, and stories from the old days with RZA, GZA, Method Man, Ol’ Dirty Bastard, and the rest of the Clan. Fat Joe also tells a hilarious story from his birthday party involving Jim Jones and a whole list of hip hop icons. 3:00 - Fat Joe's birthday party 11:15 - Ghostface on 'Supreme Clientele 2' & "Pause (Skit)" 17:45 - Ghostface blesses Joe and Jada with their own skit 26:30 - Wu-Tang's early years 30:00 - Joe fought a karate master 40:15 - What inspired the sequel to 'Supreme Clientele'? 51:00 - Chemistry with Raekwon 55:00 - Jada's crazy fan story 1:04:00 - Live reaction to "4th Disciple" & "Georgy Porgy" [Timestamps may vary due to advertisements.]See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by hip hop legend and Video Music Box host Ralph McDaniels. Joe and Jada pick Uncle Ralph's brain about hip hop history, from being on set with Tupac Shakur and Queen Latifah on the 1992 cult classic 'Juice,' to his 2021 hip hop documentary 'You're Watching Video Music Box' directed by Nas, to the list of iconic music videos he directed or produced like "C.R.E.A.M." by Wu-Tang Clan, "It Ain't Hard To Tell" from Nas' album 'Illmatic,' and "Burn Hollywood Burn" by Public Enemy featuring Ice Cube and Big Daddy Kane. Joe also recalls a story of getting pulled up on stage at a Big Daddy Kane concert and witnessing a legendary freestyle by Tupac and The Notorious B.I.G.6:30 - Uncle Ralph's impact on hip hop 12:30 - Fat Joe & Big Pun causing mayhem in Yonkers 17:00 - Uncle Ralph's hoarding legendary footage 35:00 - Directing Nas, Wu-Tang, Public Enemy videos 42:00 - Juice & Joe's LEGENDARY Tupac & Biggie story 1:04:15 - Video Music Box Experience [Timestamps may vary due to advertisements]See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are BACK to discuss the troubling rise of snitching in hip hop, from Tekashi 6ix9ine pointing people out in court to the rumors swirling around Gunna's involvement in Young Thug's trial. Joe and Jada also react to Shedeur Sanders' electric NFL preseason debut for the Cleveland Browns against the Carolina Panthers, Finesse2Tymes dealing with controversy after his mother came out with a GoFundMe, and Joe tells some EPIC stories from his time in jail.5:30 - Finesse2Tymes drama 14:00 - Tekashi 6ix9ine & snitching in hip hop 25:00 - Joe's reaction to Gunna's album 29:30 - Shedeur Sanders BALLED OUT 39:00 - Fat Joe shares WILD jail stories 1:00:15 - The Lox joining Mobb Deep & Raekwon on tour? [Timestamps may vary due to advertisements.]See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by the multi-talented Harlem native Teyana Taylor to discuss her new album ‘Escape Room,’ its lead single “Bed of Roses,” and her upcoming role in Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘One Battle After Another’ alongside Leonardo DiCaprio. Joe and Jada ask Teyana about choreographing Beyoncé’s “Ring The Alarm” video at only 15 years old, her time with Ye (formerly Kanye West) and GOOD Music, her iconic performance in the “Fade” video off Ye’s ‘Life of Pablo’ album, and her new relationship with English actor Aaron Pierre. Teyana also debuts the new track “The Hard Part” off her upcoming album, and Joe and Jada wish her well before her upcoming vocal cord surgery. 3:30 - Joe & Jada have known Teyana since a kid 14:00 - Teyana on “Bed of Roses” single 22:00 - Choreographing Beyoncé’s “Ring The Alarm” at 15 30:00 - “Fade” video 34:00 - Teyana on NEW ALBUM ‘Escape Room’ 46:00 - Teyana’s upcoming vocal cord surgery 59:00 - Working with Leonardo DiCaprio 1:11:30 - Gearing up for tour & advice for young Teyana 1:14:00 - Teyana DEBUTS “The Hard Part” on Joe and Jada [Timestamps may vary due to advertisements.]See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by standup comedian and Mad TV alum Aries Spears this week. Joe and Jada ask Aries about Ice Cube and 50 Cent going after him after he criticized Cube's acting, his incredible impressions of Tony Soprano and NBA star Shaquille O'Neal, what he think about T.I. trying out standup comedy, and his story about running into DMX backstage at a Jay-Z show. The three New Yorkers also talk about the style-jacking going on in modern hip hop, why The Notorious B.I.G. doesn't always get the respect he deserves from Gen Z, and some of the run-ins Joe and Jada had with Mike Tyson back in the day. 6:30 - Ice Cube & 50 Cent situation 27:30 - Tony Soprano & Shaq impersonations 39:00 - Mad TV, JB Smoove & Tracy Morgan 58:30 - Joe's WILD O.J. Simpson story 1:16:15 - Story behind Jay-Z & DMX impressions 1:23:00 - Joe used Jada's line in "Make It Rain" [Timestamps may vary due to advertisements.]See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode, Fat Joe and Jadakiss react to the news that BET will be indefinitely suspending the Hip Hop and Soul Train Awards. Joe and Jada mourn the loss of two staples in rap culture, discuss Joe and Kevin Hart's turns hosting the awards, and question the reasoning behind the surprise cancellations. After, Joe and Jada give props to Raekwon of Wu-Tang Clan, Freddie Gibbs, and Mobb Deep's Havoc on their new records, celebrate the anniversary of The Lox vs. Dipset Verzuz battle, debate will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas saying that The Roots' Black Thought is "a trillion times better" than Jay-Z, give props to New Jersey hip hop legends like Lauryn Hill, Redman, Naughty By Nature, and more, react to WILD WNBA fans throwing "jointskis" at the Indiana Fever's Sophie Cunningham, and Joe tells a hilarious story from SummerSlam about his run-in with Jelly Roll. 2:30 - BET cancels Hip Hop & Soul Train Awards 12:15 - 4-year anniversary of The Lox vs. Dipset Verzuz 14:30 - Living through 1980s crack epidemic 21:00 - Raekwon & Freddie Gibbs records 29:30 - The 3 birthplaces of hip hop 32:30 - will.i.am says Black Thought "a trillion times better" than Jay-Z 40:00 - RIP Howie Tee 43:00 - Lauryn Hill, Redman & New Jersey hip hop 50:00 - Gilbert Arenas & the Morris twins' legal issues 58:45 - Fat Joe's Jelly Roll SummerSlam story 1:06:30 - WNBA fans are WILD 1:11:30 - "Yesterday's price is not today's price!" 1:14:15 - Answering fan questions [Timestamps may vary due to advertisements.]See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by Eve, the Philadelphia hip hop legend and Ruff Ryders' First Lady. She tells Joe and Jada about her early career getting dropped from Dr. Dre's Aftermath label to finding herself on Ruff Ryders Entertainment alongside DMX and The Lox. They reminisce on the golden era of 1990s rap when people would rush to the store rather than listen to everything on Spotify and Apple. Joe and Jada also ask her about her current tour with Ja Rule, Nelly, and Chingy; what she thinks about the modern era of female rappers like Cardi B, Doechii, and Latto; and her acting career with her television projects 'Eve' and 'Queens.' 3:15 - Joe is convinced Eve is a billionaire 9:00 - Moving from Philly to the UK 13:30 - Tour with Ja Rule, Nelly & Chingy 21:15 - Jada's keeping Joe out the asylum 28:00 - Does Eve get enough credit? 36:15 - Jada missed out on his 'Queens' role 39:00 - Cardi, Doechii & modern streaming era 43:45 - Getting dropped from Aftermath [Timestamps may vary due to advertisements.] 48:30 - DMX storiesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fat Joe and Jadakiss talk Pusha T and Malice's Clipse reunion on 'Let God Sort Em Out' breathing new life into the world of hip hop, the 32nd anniversary of Joe's debut hit "Flow Joe," gunning for Joe Rogan's No. 1 spot in the podcasting world, the problem with Complex lists and The Source's 5 Mics, what region gets to claim Tupac Shakur, and why Long Island gets overlooked as a hub for hip hop despite putting out legends like Rakim, Public Enemy, De La Soul, and more. 7:30 - Clipse's album bringing hip hop back 13:30 - 32 years of "Flow Joe" 27:15 - Joe and Jada coming for that No. 1 spot 36:45 - Problem with Complex lists & The Source's 5 Mics 50:30 - Long Island hip hop is OVERLOOKED 1:00:30 - Looking forward to NBA & NFL seasons [Timestamps may vary due to advertisements.]See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode, Fat Joe and Jadakiss take a look back at the rise of southern hip hop during the 1990s, 2000s, and all the way up to the present day. They pay homage to southern rappers like Lil Wayne, Andre 3000 and Big Boi of OutKast, Master P, Pimp C and Bun B of UGK, Scarface, Future, and many more who shook the landscape of hip hop culture. Joe and Jada debate which southern artists had the most influence on New York hip hop, whether trap music originated with T.I. or Young Jeezy, and the top rappers from different regions like Atlanta, Miami, and Texas. Joe also tells the story of how he forced Scott Storch to lace the "Make It Rain" beat with dirty south drums after he realized the sound was sweeping the nation. 7:00 - Most influential '90s southern rap labels 13:30 - Which southern rappers influenced NYC most? 21:30 - How "Make It Rain" was made 31:00 - Top 5 Miami rappers 50:00 - Ben Simmons to Knicks? 1:02:00 - Rap money ISN'T athlete money [Timestamps may vary due to advertisements.]See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.