Doggie Diamonds No Filter

Did Jay Z And Beyonce Purposely Try To Ruin Nas And Kanye West Album Momentum? I think they did. Jay Z and Beyonce could of dropped that album at anytime. Why pick the DAY after Nas drops his anticipated 'Nasir' album strictly produced by Kanye West? I sense sabotage!

Tekashi69, 6ix9ine or 69 sure knows how to market and promote himself. He does things that has everyone talking about him which makes him a household name. From a business standpoint it's brilliant, from a PR/liability standpoint it can be a nightmare. Are you not entertained?

Griselda Records artist Benny The Butcher stops by to talk about his new project called 'Friend Of Ours'. Benny also explains how he got his name, transitioning from the streets to hip-hop and how he linked up with Westside Gunn & Conway. He also sheds light on being laughed at for giving up drug dealing for music. get his album on [https://blacksopranofamily.bandcamp.com/album/a-friend-of-ours](https://blacksopranofamily.bandcamp.com/album/a-friend-of-ours)

I did a livestream on my youtube talking about this hot topic (Pusha T Vs. Drake). I just had to share this audio with my podcast audience. Who else got Pusha T in the lead right now? Let me know!

Society Is Designed To Drive You Insane And Have You On Medication. All the things you see today is designed to make you bug out. Everything you think is normal, is no longer normal. Hold your head and pay attention!

[http://thekleinsyndicate.com/](http://thekleinsyndicate.com/) Calvin Klein speaks on his new web series and the trials and tribulations of growing up in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn. He also explains how he got his name, plus his past and current relationship with Jay Z, Akon, T-Pain (and a few others).

In this episode I was chatting with the people on youtube and decided to take the audio from the show and upload it. I talk about politics, Obama and celebrities trying to sell us liquor. I also talk about people feeling the need to be 'tough' all the time. Subscribe and leave a rating.

West Coast Rapper Mitchy Slick came to NY to chop it up with me in this episode. Mitchy Slick speaks on the TV show 'Gangland' exploiting him as well as having regrets with doing the show. Also we speaks on West Coast politics in the music scene and how San Diego is overlooked. Also we touched on the topic of 'checking in' and much more in this episode.

I did this interview Pete Rock at Brooklyn Bowl when I first started Doggie Diamonds TV. In this interview you can hear the excitement in my voice doing this interview. I feel like I need to put back out some of my overlooked interviews. I hope you enjoy this one as much as I did. watch the video to the interview here [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-tymnV7VPk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-tymnV7VPk)

[Click Here To Follow Omyth!](https://www.instagram.com/omyth_ogaudio/) I had to release this audio for this throwback interview because I felt like this was a classic Prodigy interview. This was prior to the whole podcast wave with microphones and camera set ups. This was that raw camera, one on one street vibe that's missing from the game today. Hard to believe this interview is 12 years old! This full video to this interview is out on [Youtube.com/forbezdvd](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ToBpEoSo8s) if you want to see the visuals. But for my audio lovers, this one is a treat! RIP Prodigy! Thank you for letting me be a part of your legacy!

Listen Up! I know everyone is hype over the success of Cardi B and what Nicki Minaj accomplished in Hip-Hop. In this podcast I explain why their success is also not a good look for all women and young ladies aspiring to get into this business. Tell me what you think about what I'm saying!

When you think of Miami Bass music many names will come to mind. Mainly Uncle Luke (aka Luther Campbell) and then the 2 Live Crew. When all reality, you should think of the pioneer of the Miami Bass sound, Mr. Mixx! In this podcast I got a chance to talk to Mr. Mixx about founding 2 Live Crew, Uncle Luke joining the group and all the trials and tribulations of not knowing the music business. But don't trip! This isn't a bitter interview filled with finger pointing and hate. No this interview is a testimony of what some of the forefathers went through to add on to this billion dollar industry. (Some without fair compensation). So sit back, listen to this one and tell a friend about it. This is the story of 2 Live Crew and Mr. Mixx!

Everyone is coming down on the young dudes in Hip-Hop, but who is the blame? I blame the elders and the people who came before them. Let's not act like some of the people that came before today's youth wasn't making corny music, doing drugs and dressing weird. In this podcast I put all that into perspective! Listen, subscribe and share!

In this episode I decided to speak on the hot topic, 'checking in'! We all see the situation with Tekashi69 in various states. So I'm asking the world, why should anyone have to tell random strangers they're coming to their city? What do you think about the topic? Leave a comment, share and subscribe! Peace!

Nya Lee stops by in this episode. This episode took place at the end of 17' and some of the footage was release on youtube but not the whole thing. I had to release the whole audio because it was a good show. In this episode Nya Lee speaks on regretting doing Love & Hip-Hop NY, once getting frowned upon for stripping and being carjacked at gunpoint! She also goes into detail about having cosmetic surgery and people saying she need to 'give up' her dreams of pursuing a music career. It's much more, but that's too much to type. Take a listen for yourself. Rate and subscribe!