Bonding wit Boogie

Boogie and Precious discuss the video of Pooh Shiesty and Gucci Mane. They elaborate on the difference between a gangster and a goofy. They also discuss new music.

Boogie and Precious discuss the latest Jay-Z Diss to Drake among others. They talk about their opinions of what Jay-Z said, as well as how it may have been received by the public. They also delve into what a beef of that magnitude would look like for the industry.

Boogie and Precious discuss the latest Drake album, "Iceman". The two give their opinions on the album and impact on the industry. They delve back into the Drake and Kendrick beef, and talk about life after losses.

Boogie and Precious discuss the importance of longevity. They talk about different artists, athletes, and craftsmen they stay dedicated. They tap into some of the points that makes for a long lasting career and how one can stay relevant.

Boogie and Precious discuss the latest news with Klay Thompson and Meg The Stallion. They talk about the highs and lows of a public relationship as well as the personal costs. They also dive into the greatness of Michael Jackson and some of his generational accomplishments.

Boogie and Precious discuss their insights on the most recent events involving Pooh Shiesty and Gucci Mane. They talk about Gucci's latest diss track and the relevance of "street politics".

Boogie and Precious discuss current events in the music industry regarding, Pooh Shiesty and Gucci Mane, as well as Lil TJay and Offset. The latest news causing them to discuss the older generation vs. the new. Boogie and Precious discuss their ideas about growing in the industry as well as transitioning from the streets to business.

Boogie and Precious discuss the process of putting together a good outfit. They talk about several important factors when picking clothes out, as well as key components an individual may need for themselves. They also talk about some of their own fashion sense.

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago artist, Parnell, and discuss the art of relationships. They grant insight on what makes a good relationship for them and how to grow in them. They also talk about acceptance and how it works as a benefit.

Boogie and Precious talk about, Bam Adebayo, breaking Kobe Bryant's record and becoming the player with the second most points in an NBA game. They also discuss Micheal B. Jordan and Ryan Coogler's Oscars' victories.

Boogie and Precious discuss the latest installation to the "Scream" movie franchise, and other horror films from the last 20 years. They delve into what truly makes a good horror film and some of their favorites. They also talk about the foundations of fear.

Boogie and Precious discuss the beef between 50cent and T.I. They talk about the musical impact and influence of each artist. Reviewing tracks from each artist's past, Boogie and Precious conclude who they believe would actually win a "versus".

Boogie and Precious discuss different conspiracy theories. They talk about conspiracies that are popular, and others that aren't so popular. They also go into a few that they actually believe.

Boogie and Precious discuss new music they have been listening to. The talk about the latest albums by artist like Da Baby, ASAP Rocky, Ari Lennox, and J.Cole. They go in depth about how “hit music” has changed and what influences the music now.

Boogie and Precious discuss the Netflix movie "RIPD" and also delve into what it takes to be great. They reference the Kendrick Lamar and Drake beef and how it changed rap music and relationships. They also talk about J.cole's position in rap now, and how the beef may have affected his career.

Boogie and Precious discuss the impact of "the streets" in modern day music culture. They break down how the concept of "the streets" has been used to influence the youth and how we receive music.

Boogie and Precious discuss bringing in the new year with evolving goals and stronger manifestations. They discuss the different habits and characteristics they want to bring into the new year and how discipline is a key component.

Boogie and Precious discuss artists and their “First Day Out” tracks. They talk about their favorite versions of the song, as well as the artists that did it best. Mentioning artists like Gucci Mane, Kodak Black, and Tee Grizzley, Precious and Boogie outline what makes for a quality “First Day Out” track.

Boogie and Precious review the music they've indulged in most throughout the year. They talk about their top artists from over the past year and what influenced them.

With the holidays among us, Boogie and Precious sit down to discuss them. They reflect on how they celebrated as children and how it compares to adulthood. They delve into the true meaning of holiday spirit to them and their family.

Boogie and Precious sit down to discuss the art of parenting. They discuss different techniques implemented in being better parents. They also talk about effective tactics used by their own parents in raising them.

Boogie and Precious discuss using your voice as a tool of progression and expression. They talk about how they've used their own voices as instruments to uplift. They also review, G Herbo's latest album ,"Lil Herb".

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago artist, Daytonna. They discuss his journey as an artist as well as the importance of mental clarity in alignment with creative. Daytonna talked about his current project, "Therapy".

Boogie and Precious talk about the music legacy of Gucci Mane. They discuss his influence on the culture as well as his transformation as an artist. Comparing his musical reign to those like Lil Wayne, they describe him as one of the pioneers of Trap Music.

Boogie and Precious discuss classic shows, that have been both culturally and personally impactful. They talk about the art of story-telling and how it influences and can be inspired by real-life events.

Boogie and Precious sit down with Westside Don and Howie Stacks. They discuss the progression of the two artists music careers as well as how important collaborative effort is. Howie Stacks and Westside Don talk about how they sharpen each other's creativity through combining sounds and ideas.

Boogie and Precious discuss the art of war. They talk about techniques and strategies that aid in conquering enemies in battle. They also grant insight into how being environmentally alert and self awareness can be a major benefit.

Boogie and Precious delve into the art of peace-keeping. They talk about concepts that aid them in keeping their peace while also taking accountability for their actions. They take you step by step in the art of maintaining self peace.

Boogie and Precious talk about some of the most notable rap groups over the past several decades. They discuss some of their favorite groups and rank them in order of impact and artistry.

Boogie and Precious delve deeper into the YSL breakdown. They recap topics discussed throughout the leaked audio recordings and the future of rap in Atlanta. They also explore a Billboard top 20 hip-hop artists of the 21st century list.

Boogie and Precious discuss the YSL breakdown in Atlanta and how it affects the music industry. They also get into the idea of "street politics" and why snitching is so frowned upon within the culture.

Boogie and Precious take a walk down memory lane and discuss nostalgic elements of their childhood and teenage years. They discuss popular trends that took place in the early-mid 2000's and some of the most influential music and artists at the time.

Boogie and Precious discuss some of the latest episodes of hit t.v. series like “The Chi” and “Bmf”. Discussing character development as well as story line. They tap into the relevance of each show in the culture today. Also they talk about how reality blends into art, and question how it’s done effectively.

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago artist, Flex Sinatra. They discuss Flex's journey in his artistry as well as the industry. Flex was able to express his perspective on artist's independence and his intention on making music in the future.

Boogie and Precious discuss the passing of recent celebrities and the effect on pop culture. They also talk about the provocative nature of some art and how it gets the attention of consumers.

Boogie and Precious discuss the hottest rappers of 2025 so far according to Google. They discuss the catalogues of Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Doechii, and several other artists. They also provide insight on rap’s number # 1 spot, and who could finally claim it.

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago artist, 3Li Caprio, and discuss his musical journey. They discuss his history of creating music, as well some of his inspirations. Also, they talk about his future of in music and how he intends on expanding his artistry.

Boogie and Precious discuss Apple Music's latest 10 year celebration playlist. They talk about some of their most listened to artists over the last decade as well where the music placed them mentally.

After doing a personal review of Lil Wayne's, The Carter 6, Boogie and Precious talk about the response from the public. They also go in to discuss Billboard's latest top R&B artists of all time list. They review the catalogues of various artists and place the stamp on some of the greats.

Boogie and Precious discuss the latest Carter installation, The Carter 6, by Lil Wayne. They explore the legacy of Lil Wayne and his prominent impact on the culture. They go on to also talk about the evolution of Lil Wayne throughout his career.

Boogie and Precious discuss the art of celebration. After hosting the 2nd annual Boogie Bash, for Boogie's Birthday they discuss how they enjoy celebrating life. They also reminisce on some of their favorite celebratory moments.

Boogie and Precious sit down and discuss the art in athletics. They discuss their favorite all time athletes and the artistry in their movements. They also highlight legendary moments across sports his that had cultural impact.

Boogie and Precious discuss the award show culture in music. They talk about winners of recent musical awards and the impact award shows have played in music culture.

Boogie And Precious celebrate Boogie’s Birthday in front of a live audience. They discuss their journey in podcasting as well as the community they are building. They focus on the growth of their platform and the expansion of creativity.

Boogie and Precious discuss the importance of cover art for music in the early 2000s. They go back down memory and explore the artistic connection between music and the art that came with cds and soundtracks.

Boogie and Precious talk about the current toxic state of the music industry and its effects on the culture. They talk about current pop culture topics and grant insights on them. They also offer solutions to aid in building a closer community.

Boogie and Precious discuss sneakers and their impact on the culture. They talk about popular shoes and brands over time that have influenced the masses. They also talk about some of their favorite pairs.

Boogie and Precious discuss the movie "Sinners". They dive into the metaphors and meanings behind the movie, as well as their own conceptual theories.

Boogie and Precious discuss the correlation of jail and death in the music industry. They talk about several incarcerated artists and the adaptation of a prisoner's mentality promoted in the industry.

Boogie and Precious discuss where hip-hop and poetry intersect. They talk about their favorite poets turned rappers and how the two are connected by storytelling.

Boogie and Precious discuss the transformative nature of spoken word and music. They also discuss death within the music industry and how it affects the community and the art form.

Boogie and Precious explore different genres of music and how they affect people's mood. They discuss different artists that they listen to in order to enhance or inspire their moods, while also delving into the music industry's ability to manipulate the mood of the music for the masses.

Boogie and Precious sit down and discuss new music as well as the competitive spirit of the music industry. They talk about artists like Central Cee, Jim Jones, and Friday. Assessing the artists and their albums, Boogie and Precious review the sounds of the artists and the current state of the music industry.

Boogie and Precious sit down and discuss new music as well as the competitive spirit of the music industry. They talk about artists like Central Cee, Jim Jones, and Friday. Assessing the artists and their albums, Boogie and Precious review the sounds of the artists and the current state of the music industry.

Boogie and Precious keep it short this week with a quick original poem by, Boogie, "You Deserve".

Boogie and Precious sit down with podcaster, content creator, and sex coach, Jody. They discuss her creative journey in content creation and the importance of establishing her unique voice. Jody expresses the value in being authentic with yourself and vulnerable with your expression.

Boogie and Precious sit down with podcaster, community mentor, behavioral health practitioner and promoter, Terry Roseland. They discuss Terry's podcast journey as well as his evolution as a podcasting pioneer in Chicago. Terry talks about his highs and lows in the process and things he's been appreciative of in his progression.

Boogie and Precious discuss the prominence of the Super Bowl halftime show and past performances. They also delve into classical sports movies and dope soundtracks.

Boogie and Precious sit as Precious recites a poem called, "Love Lifts" from the book, "Dear Black Man, You Matter" a book of poetry by Simply Stacy.

Boogie and Precious keep it simple with a piece by Boogie called "Hey Black Child".

Boogie and Precious discuss the eruption of social media and its effect on the music industry. They also talk about how some music was influenced by real life actions.

Boogie and Precious sit down to discuss some of the most famous rap beefs in history. They converse about generations of lyrical sparring.

Boogie and Precious review the year of 2024. They discuss all their guests and plans to come. They provide detailed insight on their journey thus far and some of their favorite moments

Boogie and Precious present a quick piece the book, Dear Black Man You Matter, A book of Poetry by Simply Stacy. The name of the piece is called Brother's Bond.

Boogie and Precious keep this week's episode short with a poem from the book, "Dear Black Man You Matter". The piece is called "Shut it Down".

Boogie and Precious discuss Christmas music. They go into discussing some of their favorite holiday music and movies.

Boogie and Precious sit down for a quick piece recited by, Precious, from the book, "Black Man you Matter", by Simply Stacey.

Boogie and Precious sit and discuss the music they listened to the most in 2024. They discussed artists and albums that got the most plays on their phones.

Boogie and Precious keep it short with a poem from the book, "Dear Black Man You Matter", a book of poems by, Simply Stacey. The name of the piece is called "Faith".

Boogie and Precious keep It simple this week with a poem called "Stop Signs" from the book, "Dear Black Man You Matter".

Boogie and Precious review some of their favorite current albums. They discuss artists such as, Big X DaPlug, Glorilla, DaBaby, Leek, and Kodak Black. They talked about what made the albums good, and how the production of them aided in the overall greatness.

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago artist, Rapcrush. They talk about development within her music and how she goes about composing a song. They also discuss the importance of her displaying her femininity within her music.

Boogie and Precious sit with multi-medium artist, Kai Leniese. They discuss the Inspirations behind her artistry and what made her get into music. They also discuss the healing aspect of music and how it speaks for others.

Boogie and Precious come through with another opportunity to speak life. Precious delivers a piece called "Aye,Black Man!"

Boogie and Precious sit down with entrepreneur Domo Da Ceo. They explore different topics and the importance of being multifaceted.Domo talks about his journey as a manager and business man in the music industry. Domo also talks about his role in the “Obey Your Dreams” movement.

Boogie and Precious chop it up with rapper, Howie Stackz. . They delve into his journey as an artist and his transition from Florida back to Chicago. Howie Stackz also talks about his musical inspirations as well as his creative process.

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago Westside artist, Westside Don. While they talk about his creative origin, they also discuss inspirations. Westside Don also talks about his personal struggles with physical and mental health and how they still allow him to dedicate more to his music.

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago rapper, Heartbreak Homie. They discuss Heartbreak's introduction to making music as well as her inspiration. Also, they dive into how being a Chicago native aids in the type of music she creates.

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago rapper, TuneHendrixx. Tune discusses his history in music and his creative process. They also talk about Tune's history as a successful Chicago dj and how that translated into creating music for those with motion.

Boogie and Precious sit and discuss the idea of deference in the music industry as well as the importance of catalog. They delve into the topic of, Lil Wayne, not being chosen for the Super Bowl and the factors that may play a role. Also, they discuss the politics possibly involved in the decision.

Boogie and Precious sit down for a brief moment in poetry. Precious shares a poem called "The Phoenix" which discusses the idea of rising to the occasion. The piece hits several points about progressing through adversity and being present throughout your process.

Boogie and Precious sit with Chicago rap artist, Mubu Bubble Eye. They discuss the transition of drill music in Chicago and the history. Bubble Eye, also talks about making money through tours and the business of artistry.

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago producer, songwriter, and rapper, MXNI. They discuss his influences within music and how he got his start. MXNI also explains his creative process and how his brothers keep him motivated in music.

Boogie and Precious sit down with returning Chicago music artist, Leek. Leek discusses his transitions in music as well as his latest projects. He talks about his creative process and the inspiration behind his latest project, "Leave a Message".

Boogie and Precious sit and discuss movies' soundtracks. They go into detail as to what their favorite soundtracks are. They also discuss songs they've added to the soundtracks of their own lives

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago comedian, Danny Mac. They discuss the importance of laughter. Danny Mac explains different techniques he uses to tell jokes and also why comedy is essential to him.

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago rap artist, Trap Jesus. They discuss Trap Jesus' intro into music as well his development. Trap Jesus also talks about the difference from when he first started in rap to now.

Boogie and Precious discuss old vs. new music and the impact it has on the culture. They compare the two different sounds and how they believe certain aspects influence our lifestyles today. They also rank some of their favorite classic songs.

Boogie and Precious discuss the importance of transforming the written word into spoken word. They discuss the difference between writing and reciting, and how to achieve both affectively. Each of them describe techniques used to achieve the desired outcome for clear expression.

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago based Afro-beats artist, Koray. They discuss the foundations of making a good afro-beats song, as well as catching the feel good rhythm of the music. Koray also talks about the upcoming Afro-Smash event in which Afro-Beats artists from throughout Chicago will come together to put on an amazing showcase of talent.

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago's Afro beats artist, Queen Drie. They delve into the intricacies of creating art through transition. Queen Drie discusses her experiences as an artist and how she uses her artistry to explore concepts like self identity and mental health.

Boogie and Precious sit down and talk to a young thriving Chicago comedian, JB ThaEntertaiener. They discuss the importance of forging your own path and being effective in decision making. JBTheEntertainer even discusses some of his favorite comedic inspiration.

Aye Boogie! Happy BEarthDay Boogie! In a very special episode, Boogie and Precious sit down and discuss self identity within spoken word. They delve into the importance of telling your story and how major it is to develop a good narrative for self.

Boogie and Precious sit down and converse with Chicago artist, activist, and entrepreneur Mike Lawry Baby! They discuss community building and networking. Mike Lawry Baby gives his insight and perspective on navigating entrepreneurship and artistry.

Boogie and Precious discuss Drill music. They talk about their opinions on the evolution of Drill and its pioneers. They also discuss the multitude of contributors and influencers as well as it's global affect on music.

Boogie and Precious take a moment to discuss current topics within pop culture. Giving their opinions on topics such as the music industry, Diddy, Kendrick Lamar, Drake, and more. They discuss taking accountability for actions and how to assess trauma and mental issues.

Boogie and Precious sit down with music artist and songwriter, Tokyo T. She discusses her transition from poetry to rap. Promoting her own style of music, SBM (Suburban B**tch Music), she shares her different musical inspirations as well as her fondness for variety.

Boogie and Precious sit down with spoken word artist, singer, songwriter, actress, and content creator, Christal Luster. They discuss her transition into developing her social media presence as well as her inspirations behind her creativity. She delves into how she's mentally and emotionally dealt with her rise in artistry.

Boogie and Precious talk with Chicago musician, King Beezy Supreme. He discusses his transitions throughout music as well his ability to express his authenticity through his artistry.