The Danza Project

In this explosive episode w/ The Danza Project, undefeated superstar David Benavidez opens up about the mindset driving his rise to the top of boxing. From calling out fighters he believes are avoiding him… to revealing why he’s destined to become the face of the sport… Benavidez breaks down the discipline, sacrifice, and obsession required to reach greatness. He talks: 🔥 Why the biggest fights STILL haven’t happened 🔥 The business strategy behind boxing superstardom 🔥 Investing millions into training camps 🔥 Building real estate & businesses outside the ring 🔥 Fighting for his family 🔥 Studying legends to dominate the future 🔥 And his ultimate goal, becoming a billionaire champion Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this powerful episode of THE DANZA PROJECT, FINESSE 2 TYMES sits down for a raw, unfiltered, and brutally honest conversation about sacrifice, internet hate, streaming culture, industry betrayal, and why telling the truth can cost you everything. Finesse breaks down how creators like Kai Cenat built real core audiences, why streaming is the new rap game, and how 1,000 real fans matter more than 20,000 casual followers. He explains why the internet isn’t built for positivity, why negativity always wins online, and how embracing that reality changed his mindset. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Legend. Survivor. Philly royalty. On this episode of The DANZA Project, Beanie Sigel sits down for one of his most honest and wide-ranging conversations ever. From surviving a shooting that changed his voice forever, to navigating Roc-A-Fella politics, evolving with AI, and watching the culture shift in real time, Beans holds nothing back. Danza gives Beanie his flowers while diving deep into mental health, legacy, business, battle rap, industry traps, and the future of hip-hop. This isn’t gossip, this is perspective from someone who lived it! If you care about real hip-hop, real conversations, and real growth, this episode is mandatory. #THEDANZAPROJECT #BEANIESIGEL Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Skrilla sits down with The Danza Project for a powerful conversation about faith, addiction, Zombieland, and the pressure of becoming a leader at 26. Born into Ifá and Palo, Skrilla opens up about his belief in God, misconceptions about voodoo, how Christianity shaped his perspective, and why sponsors and labels were scared to work with him. Skrilla also talks about addiction, music, saving lives in Zombieland, South Park, Kim Kardashian, fatherhood, responsibility, and the mental warfare that comes with sudden fame. This episode shows Skrilla beyond the surface — honest, spiritual, funny, conflicted, and human. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this powerful episode of The Danza Project, comedian and actor Gary Owen opens up about mental health, public scrutiny, and turning personal pain into comedy. Gary speaks candidly about his very public divorce, watching his life play out on TMZ, and how stand-up comedy became his therapy. He explains why social media outrage isn’t real life, how live crowds grounded him during his lowest moments, and why comedians are uniquely built to process chaos through humor. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The Danza Project, Danza sits down with JR Writer, Hell Rell, and Duke Da God for an in-depth conversation on Dipset’s legacy, ownership, and the evolution of hip-hop culture. The Harlem and Bronx representatives reflect on their rise during the mixtape era, the realities of navigating the music industry, and the long-term impact of Dipset on New York rap. They speak candidly about being counted out rather than left out, reclaiming ownership of their music, and why this current chapter is about control, longevity, and respect... not nostalgia. Throughout the interview, they discuss: The origins of Dipset and how the movement was built from the ground up The importance of owning masters and learning the business side of music How hip-hop culture has shifted from authenticity to entertainment The changing perception of street credibility and accountability in rap Internal politics, reunions, and how narratives around Dipset are often misunderstood Discovering producer A-Trak at a young age and early creative collaborations Why Double Trouble represents growth, independence, and unfinished business This episode offers a rare, first-hand perspective from artists who helped define an era and continue to shape the culture on their own terms. DOUBLE TROUBLE: THE ALBUM DROPS 02/06/26 #THEDANZAPROJECT #DIPSET Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Max B sits down with The Danza Project in Miami for one of the most authentic conversations since coming home — no gimmicks, no clout chasing, just real motion, real history, and real music. In this interview, Max talks about stepping back outside, earning motion without handouts, clearing the air on narratives, and why he’s not focused on negativity or drama. From touching down in Harlem to selling out shows and rebuilding the wave in real time, Max breaks down the discipline, business mindset, and confidence behind his comeback. We also touch on rumors, narratives, Funkmaster Flex moments, real grown-man conversations, and the misunderstandings that come with being outside in today’s media age. Max breaks down how he handles controversy, how his music has literally saved fans’ lives, and why he’s now focused on being a father, husband, businessman, and leader. This is THE wave energy in real time — motion, purpose, discipline, music, family, faith, and redemption. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Entrepreneur and Valuetainment founder Patrick Bet-David sits down with The Danza Project for a no-notes, no-cuts conversation on men’s mental health, handling anxiety, and his family’s phone rules to fight social media addiction (shoutout The Anxious Generation). PBD breaks down alignment, building the right inner circle, and why Hanlon’s Razor beats paranoia in business and life. We also get into the NBA gambling investigation, media sensationalism, the culture wars, parenting in the smartphone era, and the latest chatter around Diddy —plus what PBD calls the “Year of Surprises.” Tap in for real talk on leadership, faith, family, influence, and how to think—not just what to think. Drop your take in the comments and subscribe for more TDP exclusives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We start in the gym, then sit down for a raw, unfiltered Benzino conversation. Family, money, legacy — and yes, smoke. He talks Coi Leray & Trippie Redd, being a new granddad, the 6ix9ine “Latino” debate, and breaks down his own shooting (“I didn’t tell”). Then he unloads on Charleston White, Cam’ron, Tony Yayo, Jim Jones, Stephen A. Smith, Shannon Sharpe, and more. Buckle up. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to The Danza Project—real talk, must-see TV. In this marathon sit-down, Dr. Umar Johnson goes deep on finishing the FDMG Academy, battling city bureaucracy, the contractor nightmare, and why he keeps pushing. We cover HBCU “gentrification,” Deion Sanders, reparations (beyond cash), Chicago’s violence, gangs vs. jobs, celebrity politics, AI, and the role of Black institutions—from schools and hospitals to music ownership. Dr. Umar contrasts Pan-Africanism, Garveyism, and Black Nationalism, weighs in on Ayesha & Steph Curry, Cardi B & Offset, Charleston White, Candace Owens, Charlie Kirk, Trump, DEI, and more. Whether you agree or not, it’s unfiltered. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices