Joe and Jada

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by John Leguizamo, the Queens-born actor, comedian, and playwright now starring as Pablo Escobar in the first authorized Escobar story, the Spanish-language Hulu series 'Dear Killer Nannies.' Leguizamo breaks down what it was like playing Benny Blanco in 'Carlito's Way,’ the real drug dealer he based his performance on, and what he thought about Al Pacino playing a Puerto Rican. Joe and John reminisce on working together on the 2002 film ‘Empire,’ and Joe talks about writing “My Lifestyle” during the shoot using the all the gangster themes as inspiration. Then, they talk Pabo Escobar: which actor portrayed him best, Pablo’s son consulting on the show, the legends behind what happened to his $30 billion, and why there will never be another gangster like him again.
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8:00 Joe & John's 2002 film 'Empire'
10:00 Lack of Latin representation in Hollywood
13:00 'Carlito's Way' & Benny Blanco's legacy
22:00 Why Fat Joe CAN'T retire
31:00 Playing Pablo Escobar in 'Dear Killer Nannies'
46:00 What happened to Pablo's $30 billion?
52:00 Why there will never be a gangster like Pablo again
58:00 Joe tells hilarious Terror Squad stories
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On this episode of The Real Report, Bobby Shmurda sits down with Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda to break down his viral Tom Cruise meme moment, the lasting impact of “Hot N****,” and how his career has evolved in the streaming era. He talks about having women in the room and how his lifestyle has shifted, opening up about finding happiness and transitioning into a more grounded mindset, while also reflecting on getting kicked out of elementary school and the early behavior that shaped him. Bobby also speaks on not believing the allegations surrounding Diddy, getting into vlogging, and expanding his presence beyond music. The conversation also includes Uncle Murda sharing a story about meeting DMX, adding more perspective from the culture. From viral fame to personal growth, Bobby gives real insight into his journey, relationships, and what’s next.
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Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda sit down with Paul Rosenberg and DJ Whoo Kid to break down the early days of Eminem’s rise, from selling cassette tapes, to making the connection with Dr. Dre, to the Rap Olympics moment that changed everything. The episode dives into the G-Unit era, including Whoo Kid’s time on the road with 50 Cent, the first interviews after 50 was shot, the story behind the “Free Yayo” shirts, and memories classic mixtape culture. Rosenberg and Whoo Kid also debate whether 50 Cent rivaled Eminem’s dominance at his peak and share a behind-the-scenes story about sneaking unreleased Jay-Z music from Jimmy Iovine’s house.
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Kountry Wayne joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda on The Real Report to discuss his journey from a small town in Georgia to building a major comedy platform through social media and stand-up, transitioning from skits to sold-out shows, and creating his own independent projects. He speaks on raising 10 kids, living a clean lifestyle without cursing, and how faith shapes his decisions, while also breaking down the difference between internet comedians and stand-up performers, his thoughts on consistency and content output, and his process before hitting the stage. The conversation also touches on regional differences in comedy audiences, naming his top five comedians, views on relationships and discipline, and broader takes on confidence, competition, and longevity in entertainment.

Check out Kountry Wayne's new special, Nostalgia, out on Prime Video now!

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Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by Amanda Serrano, the first undisputed champion from Puerto Rico and the highest-paid female boxer in history. Serrano breaks down what it means to be acknowledged alongside Tito Trinidad, Miguel Cotto, and the other Puerto Rican legends, tells Joe and Jada about headlining Madison Square Garden not once but twice, discusses the politics of the judges' scorecards in her Katie Taylor fights, and chops it up about why she crossed over to MMA when her boxing contracts were paying peanuts. She discusses being the first female boxer to earn a million dollars for a fight and how that moment forced Katie Taylor's team to match the number, talks about her mission to grow women's boxing through Jake Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions and their upcoming ESPN deal.
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05:00 Amanda on being acknowledged alongside Puerto Rico's boxing legends
08:30 Headlining Madison Square Garden & the Katie Taylor fights
11:00 Joe asks if women boxers could take most men
17:00 Amanda's MMA career
31:00 Boxing fans want to see fighters FIGHT
38:00 What new fans should know about women's boxing
47:00 Journey from boxing for peanuts to first $1 million pay day
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