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The Black Effect Podcast Network and iHeartPodcasts

Welcome to the "Gangster Chronicles", where Gangster Rap lives. Gangster Chronicles takes you on an unforgettable journey through the heart of hip-hop. with host, Bigg Steele, alongside the legendary MC Eiht, together, we're diving deep into the visceral world of Gangsta Rap.

On this podcast, we unravel the intricate tapestry of one of music's most influential and misunderstood sub-genres, exploring the formative artists, monumental albums, and socio-political factors that have shaped Gangsta Rap from its gritty emergence in the 1980s to its enduring impact today.

Prepare for candid interviews with legendary rappers and producers, their entourage, and industry moguls as we illuminate the untold stories from the streets that birthed unforgettable beats and rhymes. This podcast is more than just music; it's a journey through the trials, triumphs, controversy, and raw reality that fueled Gangsta Rap.

From the groundbreaking era of N.W.A to the thought-provoking lyricism of Kendrick Lamar, from Compton's street corners to the global stage, Gangster Chronicles unfolds the evolution of this uniquely American art form. We explore the socio-cultural aspects that Gangsta Rap boldly addressed, providing a comprehensive understanding of the profound cultural significance this genre holds.

Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the scene, Gangster Chronicles offers an authentic, gritty, and enlightening perspective into the world of Gangsta Rap. Get ready to delve into the chronicles of a genre that has not only defined a generation but continues to reverberate through the annals of music history. This is Gangster Chronicles—where the beats are raw, the stories are real, and the impact is everlasting.

 

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The Gangster Chronicles

Steele goes head to head with The Connected Experience's SJ about Black people.

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Do Blacks Feel Sorry For Themselves ?

Today we chopped it up with the NO homie Fiend and we discussed his early days with Mystikal on Big Boy records and later No Limit, the recent No Limit/Cash Money Versus and the upcoming tour with the 2 camps and we talk about his new album "Big Shots" and label and streaming platform with Steele, "Fan Club".
 
 
 
Bang the new album "Big Shots" 
 
DEEZER https://www.deezer.com/en/album/902262692
 
SPOTIFYhttps://open.spotify.com/album/5RljEXriOhVsqA5RplNzsE

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Fiend Talks No Limit, Versus and Lil Wayne

Tonight on the podcast, we step into a conversation that demands attention.
 
We sit down with filmmakers Laura Dylan Kerman and William Howell to discuss their powerful documentary Cycle— a film examining the death of Ty'Rese West, an 18-year-old Black teenager from Racine.
 
On June 15, 2019, Ty’Rese was stopped for a bicycle light violation by a sergeant from the Mount Pleasant Police Department. What followed ended with Ty’Rese being fatally shot. The officer, Eric Gizi, stated he acted in self-defense after allegedly seeing a firearm. Prosecutors later declined to file charges.
 
Cycle does not just revisit headlines — it explores the broader patterns, the community impact, and the questions that still echo years later.
 
Tonight’s conversation dives into:
 
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The making of Cycle
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The emotional weight of telling stories like this
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Accountability, policy, and the meaning of justice
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The ripple effects on families and communities
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This is not just about one night.
It’s about the cycles we repeat — and whether we’re willing to break them.
 
Join us for a thoughtful, necessary dialogue. Listen with an open mind. Share with intention.

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Officer Get's Away With Snatching A Life-Yet Again!

Tonight we have West Coast legend Yo Yo in the studio and we discuss her transition from doing duets with Ice Cube in the 90's to hosting radio and her own cooking show on Aspire TV , Downright Delicious With Yo Yo. We talk about growing up Hip Hop, why it was important for her to go back to school, parenthood and much more. 

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You Can't Play With My Yo Yo

tonight we chopped it up with the homie Dedan Skillz that normally, well, never does interviews. We talk about his 20 years as a music exec, forming a lifelong friendship with the late Tupac Shakur, his work as an A&R with legendary DJ Bobcat, who happens to be his big cousin and much more. Now I'm go tell you in advance EIht's mic had a crazy a** delay and it sounds like he was talking over us, but that wasn't the case lol Press play.

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Dedan Skillz Talks 2 Pac Friendship, A&R work w/ DJ Bobcat

On this EP with special guest co-host Kxng Crooked we discuss Trump kidnapping Venezuela's President, and Glasses going in on Adin Ross and we ask if its hypocritical for rappers to go in on other races when they have historically been the most disrespectful. 

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Can Rappers Protect Black Woman When The Disrespect Them The Most?

Big Steele talks with Benzino for a deep dive into the complexities of the hip hop industry. Benzino offers his candid thoughts on a range of topics, including the controversies around P Diddy's documentary. Ray Benzino goes in on 50 cent and say's he dropped the doc on Diddy to be spiteful. They also discuss systemic issues facing black men, and the dynamics between Eminem and 50 Cent. Benzino shares personal anecdotes about his own experiences, relationships within the industry, and the ongoing challenges posed by social media and internet fame.

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Benzino Say's 50 Is Mad Diddy Smashed His BM

In this episode of Gangster Chronicles, MC Eiht and Steele discuss the current "Streets Are Dead" movement. They reflect on whether the streets are truly 'dead' and how many modern rappers genuinely live the lifestyles they rap about. They also delve into the common practice of rappers using shock value to go viral and debate the authenticity of many rappers' street affiliations. 

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MC Eiht: The Street's Ain't Dead

We sat with the homegirl Suga T, ya know, E-40's lil sister and chopped it up.

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Suga T Sprinkle's Us With Some Vallejo Flavor

Compton street legend Baby Gangsta takes us from the 80's crack game to the present and tells us why this generation is probably the most viscous. 

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Do Blacks Feel Sorry For Themselves ?

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