THE GTKPRS PODCAST EP.2- THIS IS NOT A MUSIC REVIEW / Nas x DJ Premier “Light Years”

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THE GTKPRS PODCST

GATE KEEPERS

2 episodes

1 day ago

Welcome to GTKPRS, where the culture don’t move unless WE say so. This is the room where your favorite rapper might get denied at the door like they wearing fake Mauris. It's me, Trap Bradshaw, and I got the council with me: Glasses Malone, Lex Diamond, Uncle Trill, Teef, Steve, and the homie Sane. Tonight, we’re establishing the rules. We’re deciding who’s allowed in hip-hop, who’s temporarily suspended, and who’s been banned since ‘04 and don’t even know it. If you sensitive, this ain’t the podcast for you. If you love the culture? Pull up a chair. The gate is open — but not for everybody.

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THE GTKPRS PODCAST EP.2- THIS IS NOT A MUSIC REVIEW / Nas x DJ Premier “Light Years”

THE GTKPRS PODCST

1 hour 34 minutes 20 seconds

1 day ago

THE GTKPRS PODCAST EP.2- THIS IS NOT A MUSIC REVIEW / Nas x DJ Premier “Light Years”

This is not a review of Light Years by Nas & DJ Premier.

In Episode 2 of GTKPRS (Gatekeepers) powered by the ADHD Network, Trap Bradshaw is joined by Glasses Malone, Uncle Trill, Steve Da ZOE, Lex Diamond, and Shatif for a heated, unfiltered conversation about legacy, expectations, and honesty in hip-hop.

The consulate debates whether hip-hop legends are still allowed to be critiqued, why fans confuse respect with silence, and how honest criticism has started to feel like hate in today’s culture. From production standards to double standards between new artists and icons, this episode challenges the way hip-hop conversations are happening right now.

Debate-heavy. Uncomfortable. Necessary.