Its Up There Podcast

Bloody Jay FINALLY Speaks on Interrogation Videos, YFN Lucci, Young Thug, Big Nut & Peewee Longway, Bloody Jay finally breaks his silence on one of the most talked-about eras in Atlanta hip-hop. In this exclusive sit-down with Loon on It’s Up There Podcast, the Atlanta legend opens up about his prison run, interrogation videos, street politics, YFN Lucci, Young Thug, Peewee Longway, and the legacy of Big Nut. From surviving two years in solitary confinement to calling out the snitch culture taking over rap, Bloody Jay shares never-before-heard stories about the streets, his music career, and the pain behind his rise. This is a masterclass in survival, accountability, and Atlanta history. If you’re a fan of Atlanta rap culture, YSL, YFN, or the real street stories behind the music, this episode is a MUST-WATCH. #BloodyJay #YoungThug #YFNLucci #PeeweeLongway #BigNut #AtlantaRap #HipHopPodcast #StreetPolitics #ItsUpTherePodcast Join Our Its Up There Podcast Clip Channel now https://www.youtube.co

Rich Homie Quan’s Father Explains Cause of Death & 911 Timeline—Young Thug, Birdman, Paperwork & ATL Politics (Part 2) Rich Homie Quan Father: 911 Call & Overdose Truth | Young Thug, Birdman, Rich Gang Paperwork Pt 2 Rich Homie Quan’s Father Breaks Down Rich Gang Paperwork, Birdman Splits & Young Thug Peace Attempt In this deeply emotional Part 2 of our exclusive interview with Rich Homie Quan's father, we dive into the most personal and revealing conversations about losing his son, the music industry, and preserving Quan's incredible legacy.

Jose Guapo sits down with Loon on It’s Up There Podcast and speaks on Futuristic Summa, Rich Kidz, Gucci Mane, Young Thug, Gunna, No Jumper & No Jumper & Brick Baby Plus more he sits for an for an unfiltered conversation that’s pure Atlanta history. In this in-depth interview, Jose takes us back to the Futuristic Summa movement — the fun, innovative era that helped birth the wave of artists dominating the game today. He shares never-heard-before stories about the legendary Rich Kidz run, the creative energy of old Atlanta, and how that sound influenced everyone from trap legends to today’s biggest stars. From connecting with Gucci Mane and soaking up game from one of rap’s most respected hustlers, to crossing paths with Young Thug before he became a global icon, Jose gives first-hand insight into the moments that shaped the culture. He talks about watching Gunna go from the early grind to superstardom, and his relationship with Brick Baby, offering a perspective only some

Shannon Sharpe. Diddy. N.O.R.E. Joe Budden. Stephen A. Smith. Cam Newton. Dr. Umar Johnson. ESPN First Take. In EP 310, Loon connects the headlines to the real strategy behind media moves: why Shannon Sharpe made the same mistake as Diddy by settling after the story caught fire, how N.O.R.E.’s “Only 3 Podcasts Matter / Top 3 Podcasts” narrative chokes discovery instead of building infrastructure, and what it actually takes to grow a platform without gatekeeping or clout by association. This is a playbook episode about PR pressure, timing, preserved tapes, TV visibility vs. podcast performance, and the discipline to keep your circle tight when everyone wants credit after you win. What you will hear today: Shannon Sharpe vs. PR math (Diddy parallel): why timing beats tactics in settlements; how “dismissed with prejudice” plus preserved tapes can invite copycat claims; and why paying after the press reads like a payout signal instead of narrative control. We also discuss ESPN/First

YSL Mondo EXPOSES Young Thug RICO SECRETS, Ralo Snitch Claims, Police SHOOT Scooter, Baby Mama DRAMA YSL Mondo is back and rawer than ever in Part 2. This isn't your average industry interview. Mondo calls out Atlanta’s rap scene for being fake, snitch-friendly, and money-hungry while acting street. He addresses Ralo snitch rumors head-on, explains why Gunna’s PR move is better than Thug’s silence, and questions the real loyalty behind YSL’s brand. Beyond rap beef, Mondo gets personal about dealing with a messy baby mama situation, fighting for fair child support, and why the system is designed to break Black fathers. He also speaks on the pain of seeing Atlanta legends like Young Scooter ignored in death, exposing how police used deadly swatting tactics and media coverups to hide the truth. The convo dives into spiritual growth, Mondo’s conversion to Islam, and why so many street dudes stay trapped in cycles of betrayal, greed, and lies. He exposes how labels exploit producers,

Wack 100 sits down with Loon for one of the most intense episodes of It’s Up There Podcast to date. What starts as a conversation quickly turns into a heated back-and-forth over power, protection, betrayal, and the blurred lines between business and the streets. Wack opens up about how Clubhouse shifted his role in the game, turning him from a respected industry figure into a 24/7 target, and why he believes the app has become a digital battleground filled with spies, setups, and hidden agendas. The conversation turns sharp when Jim Jones’s name is brought up. Wack stands on his claim that a wiretap exists, referencing 6ix9ine’s federal situation and questioning why others got indicted while Jim walked free. Loon challenges Wack directly, asking for clarity and pushing for proof as Wack doubles down. From there, the two discuss Suge Knight’s true legacy—whether Suge was genuinely feared, or if it was the people around him that created the myth. Wack says Suge wasn’t the kil

In this powerful solo episode of It’s Up There Podcast, Loon sets the record straight about his journey, calling out those who minimize his work in the podcasting game. He details how he built one of the South’s premier brands with no co-host, major sponsorships, and viral interviews—without dragging in a fanbase from music, sports, or industry connects. Loon also breaks down his past interviews with Adam22, addresses comments about Academics, explains his business approach, and defends the real cultural impact of his platform. He shares receipts about deals with Revolt, his iconic Lil Baby rollout interview, and key moments with Fred Taylor, Brandon Marshall, Maul, Rory, Rich Homie Quan, Benny the Butcher, and more. The episode also shifts to raw relationship talk: breaking down a viral cheating clip, emotional fallout, and hard truths about moving on when trust is broken. Loon speaks on emotional manipulation, the difference between accountability and extortion in love, and why men and wo

Charleston White says the feds work at No Jumper, reveals why Big U missed Nipsey Hussle's funeral, calls out Wack 100 beef, and addresses 1090 Jake drama in this explosive sit-down. Charleston doesn't hold back as he breaks down federal infiltration of hip hop media, the real street politics behind Wack 100's moves, and the tension that kept Big U from Nipsey's service. He also takes aim at 1090 Jake for paperwork games and so-called snitch hunting, exposing hypocrisy in YouTube clout chasing. Watch as Charleston White tells the raw truth about LA gangs, Rolling 60s, and why so many street legends fell out. He dives into how No Jumper is allegedly used to surveil rap culture, why Wack 100 avoids real accountability, and the untold story of Big U and Nipsey Hussle's complicated history. Charleston also explains how content clippers, YouTube strikes, and viral videos shaped his brand. This conversation is for anyone who wants the real story behind hip hop beefs, street codes, and the modern internet hustle. Dr

Big Loon is back solo on It's Up There Podcast with a raw, unfiltered breakdown of the culture’s hottest and most controversial stories. He dives deep into the BET Awards drama where Kai Cenat had to step in after BET blocked Tyli and his niece from the red carpet, exposing how corporate brands use Black creators for clout without respecting them. Loon calls out BET for being out of touch with real culture, and unpacks the industry tricks that keep independent Black voices locked out while chasing white validation. He also breaks down Diddy’s stunning RICO trial win against the feds—a rare moment that shocked hip-hop—and why people aren’t celebrating the man but are amazed he beat the system with a 98% conviction rate. In a twist, Cassie faces her own legal problems after a male escort sues her, flipping the narrative in a case that dominated headlines for months. Loon gives game on why the industry’s fake morality is selective and messy. And he sends a heartfelt, no-nonsen

Dr. Umar Johnson returns with an unfiltered conversation tackling some of the most controversial topics in Black culture today. In this powerful Part 2, he breaks his silence on Diddy's RICO case and Cassie's explosive testimony, questioning the legal system’s use of the Mann Act against Black men. He calls out LeBron James for staying silent about police violence in Akron while being vocal on international issues like Palestine, exposing the politics of selective activism. This full episode is a must-watch for anyone who wants to understand how white supremacy, celebrity culture, and interracial dating intersect. Dr. Umar Johnson dives deep into the psychology behind Black men dating white women—calling it a form of political surrender—and critiques Shannon Sharpe’s viral "Snow Bunny" relationships. He argues that these dating choices are not just personal but send clear signals of loyalty to white power structures. We also unpack Cassie's lawsuit against Diddy, the racial dynamics of

In this powerful interview, Rich Homie Quan’s Dad speaks on Birdman skipping the funeral, getting shot 6 times, Young Thug’s silence, and what Takeoff’s death taught him about legacy. He doesn’t hold back — this is one of the realest convos we’ve had on It’s Up There Podcast. Rich Homie Quan’s Dad finally breaks his silence in this explosive sit-down. For the first time, he opens up about Birdman missing Quan’s funeral, getting shot 6 times in a barbershop ambush, and the silence from Young Thug and others in the industry. He speaks on legacy, trauma, and why Takeoff’s tragic estate battle made him take action to protect his son’s kids. This is more than an interview — it’s a raw look into the real pain behind hip-hop fame, the pressure on Black fathers, and what happens when the industry leaves you behind. If you rock with the culture, you need to hear this.

Doug Weinstein UNPACKS TRUTH on Brian Steele & Diddy, Young Thug vs Gunna Pleas, & Feds’ Immunity Trick in this can’t-miss episode of It’s Up There Podcast. Dive deep into how Georgia’s most explosive hip-hop legal battles really went down: Doug first lays out the jaw-dropping saga of Brian Steele—lead defense attorney for Young Thug in the record-breaking YSL RICO trial, held in contempt and briefly jailed for exposing an ex parte meeting, then vindicated by the Georgia Supreme Court. Now, Steele’s reputation has crossed coasts: he’s been tapped to join Sean “Diddy” Combs’ defense team in the Miami sex-trafficking case Switching gears, Doug breaks down why Jeffrey “Young Thug” Williams’ blind plea couldn’t be more different from Gunna’s negotiated deal and exposes the feds’ immunity “trick” that actually strips defendants of their Fifth Amendment rights—no choice, no take-back. He also pu

Did Atlanta just flip the script?

Doe Boy pulled up to It’s Up There Podcast for one of his most honest convos yet. He breaks down why Apple picked him over Taylor Swift, how Future signed him Meeting southside off a graphic, and why the NFL used the draft to humble Deion Sanders by snubbing Shedeur Sanders. Loon presses him on Cleveland’s hate, Kevin Gates’ wild moment with LeBron Jame's wife, and where Bow Wow, MGK, and Kid Cudi stand on the real Mount Rushmore of the city. No fluff — all culture. #DoeBoy #TaylorSwift #Future #LeBronJames #KevinGates #ShadorSanders #DeionSanders #ItsUpTherePodcast #BigLoon #KaiCenat #BowWow #KidCudi #ClevelandRap #Freebandz #PodcastInterview #HipHopCulture 0:00 - Welcome to Up There Podcast - Introduction 1:45 - Marathon Burger Review - Just Got Back From LA 3:20 - Nipsey Hussle Respect & Never Got To Meet Him 5:10 - Reading Books Daily - 48 Laws of Power & Mastery 7:30 - Ego Is The Enemy - Dealing With Fame & Fake People 9:15 - Swiss Army Knife Mentality - Graphic Design

Dr. Umar Johnson returns to It’s Up There Podcast and holds NOTHING back. He calls out RG3 over his snow bunny obsession, breaks down Caitlin Clark vs Angel Reese, and checks Shannon Sharpe’s $25K surgery situation. He explains why he turned down Piers Morgan, Andrew Schulz, and Fresh & Fit, responds to Mark Lamont Hill, and questions whether he’ll ever return to the Joe Budden Podcast again. He updates fans on the FDMG Academy, speaks on Trump and the betrayal of African leaders, and gives game on Black masculinity, interracial dating, and spiritual warfare in today’s social media world. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00:00 — Ancestral energy & opening vibes 0:03:45 — Why people hate the love & fake fans 0:06:41 — FDMG update: floors, doors, and $60k challenge 0:11:49 — Why romantic relationships drain revolutionaries 0:15:33 — Garvey on marriage being a detriment to the mission 0:20:50 — Being spiritually mission-proof 0:23:11 — Why Dr. Umar tur

YSL Mondo returns to It’s Up There Podcast and, for the first time ever, reveals why Young Thug cut him off over a J Prince play (00:05:34). Mondo breaks his silence on linking with Lil Woody after calling him a snitch (00:18:20), and questions why Thug still has smoke for Gunna but gave his own brother Unfoonk a pass after taking the same plea (00:32:10). He opens up about being willing to testify for Thug—with no thanks in return (00:44:57), calls out the fake love from Atlanta rappers (00:57:31), and clears up the long-standing rumor that he stole from Thug (01:09:44). Mondo speaks on founding the YSL wave and “Slime” culture (01:21:15), why he still reps YSL even if Thug ends it (01:35:38), and responds to Thug burning the YSL logo in a new video (01:47:02). TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - YSL Mondo Returns 00:05:34 – First time Mondo reveals why Thug cut him off over J Prince 00:18:20 – Breaks silence on sit-down with “snitch” Lil Woody 00:32:10 – Thug still hates

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The sit‑down continues! OMB Peezy is back with new DM receipts from Future’s ex, reacts to her $100 K‑chain police call, and explains why he’ll “never spin the block.” Loon & Peezy then unpack 50 Cent’s alleged sabotage of Big Meech’s Florida concert, Kodak Black’s public spiral & Ye’s offer to help, plus what AI‑generated vocals mean for rap royalties. Dating in hip‑hop, fake industry love, and parenting young kings round out an unfiltered Pt 2. | 00:00 | Intro / Part 1 recap & new receipts teaser | | 03:11 | Future’s baby mama: fresh DMs, chain saga & police call | | 12:44 | “Never double back” — Peezy on closing that chapter | | 18:30 | Did 50 Cent torpedo Big Meech’s welcome‑home show? | | 28:55 | Rick Ross catch‑22 & street legacy vs. meme power | | 36:40 | Kodak Black health debate, addiction, & Ye’s olive branch | | 46:22 | 50 vs Meech breakdown: internet clout vs. real respect | | 55:07 | Dating

Big Loon kicks off the pod with a heartfelt thank you to his supporters (0:00) before sharing why he’s still too close to his own trauma to tell his full story (2:15). He then reflects on being misunderstood, embracing the “life of kings” mindset, and how fame makes it hard to trust anyone (4:40). After previewing a new feature on Patreon and plans for a street‑style book club (9:00), Loon gives a salute to David Shands & the builder class at Social Proof (13:40). Then the real heat starts: Shannon Sharpe’s $10 M hush offer gets rejected (17:05), and Loon goes in on Tony Buzbee’s shady lawsuit history (19:00). He breaks down why Sharpe’s rushed video response might’ve nuked his NDA (24:10) and warns that Sharpe’s “playboy” image could boomerang into public persecution (31:30). Next, Kevin Gates gets called out for the $25 K courtside “crash‑out” aimed at LeBron’s wife (35:45), and Loon explains the unwritten rule about clout‑cha

Big Loon kicks off the pod with a heartfelt thank you to his supporters (0:00) before sharing why he's still too close to his own trauma to tell his full story (2:15). He then reflects on being misunderstood, embracing the “life of kings” mindset, and how fame makes it hard to trust anyone (4:40). After previewing a new feature on Patreon and plans for a street-style book club (9:00), Loon gives a salute to David Shands & the builder class at Social Proof (13:40). Then the real heat starts: Shannon Sharpe’s $10M hush offer gets rejected (17:05), and Loon goes in on Tony Buzbee’s shady lawsuit history (19:00). He breaks down why Sharpe’s rushed video response might’ve just nuked his NDA (24:10) and warns that Sharpe’s “playboy” image could now boomerang into public persecution (31:30). Next, Kevin Gates gets called out for the $25K courtside “crash-out” aimed at LeBron’s wife (35:45), and Loon explains the unwritten rule about clout-ch