"Lets Rap About it" hosted by Fabolous, Maino, Dave East & Jim Jones
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🎤 Welcome to Let’s Rap About It – the official podcast channel hosted by Maino, Dave East, Fabolous, and Jim Jones! Here, Hip Hop meets real talk – unfiltered, unapologetic, and always on point. We're breaking down the culture, reacting to viral tweets, tackling hot topics, and giving you the real from three legends who lived it, shaped it, and still run it. 🔥 Expect raw convos, exclusive insights, jokes, debates, and classic NYC energy every episode. 💬 Whether it's music, lifestyle, fashion, or the streets – if it's trending, we’re rapping about it.
On this episode of Let's Rap About It the crew gets into some real conversations about what it truly means to protect Black women and how that support should look in relationships, friendships, family, and everyday life. They also dive into the difference between motherly love from past generations compared to today, and how parenting, discipline, and emotional support have changed over time. The conversation gets deeper as they speak on young adults making permanent decisions with their bodies, moving off emotion, pressure, and social media influence, while questioning whether enough guidance is being given before life-changing choices are made. They also break down friendship boundaries, loyalty, respect, and knowing when certain lines are being crossed. To close it out, the cast debates what second chances really look like — who deserves them, when enough is enough, and whether people can truly change. Tap in for another honest episode full of real opinions, relatable moments, and unfiltered conversation. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more weekly episodes of Let's Rap About It.
Kiss Me Thru The Phone #27
Episode 27 of Let’s Rap About It gets real and unfiltered as the crew dives into some heavy and thought-provoking topics. They break down the ongoing conversation around police brutality and its impact on communities, giving honest perspectives and personal takes. The energy shifts as they tap into relationship talk, debating the fine line between flirting and just being friendly—especially from a woman’s point of view—and whether men always read it the wrong way. Things get even more interesting when they ask the question everybody’s secretly thought about: do DMs ever really close, or is someone always lurking in the background? To top it off, they react to one of the wildest innovations out of China—a long-distance kissing device—and give their unfiltered opinions on whether it’s genius or just plain weird. Tap in for laughs, real talk, and conversations you don’t want to miss.
Sign me up #26
Episode 26 of Let’s Rap About It is one you don’t want to miss. Hosted by Jim Jones, Maino, Fabolous, and Dave East, the crew taps into real-life conversations with no filter. This episode dives into the reality of signing NDAs—what it actually means, when it’s necessary, and the situations that make people move differently. They also get into the cost of raising kids and how expensive life really gets as you level up, sharing personal perspectives and hard truths. Plus, the conversation takes a turn into relationships as they talk about dealing with exes—when to let go, when to double back, and how past situations can still affect your present. Raw opinions, relatable stories, and uncut dialogue—this is Let’s Rap About It at its core. Make sure you like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes every week.
Are you a H.A.D? #25
On this episode of Let’s Rap About It , the crew celebrates hitting episode 25 and reflects on how most podcasts don’t even make it this far. The conversation gets real as they dive into parenting, debating whether being tough—or even seeming like a “hater”—can actually make you a better parent. Dave East, Jim Jones, Fabolous, and Maino also share personal fan encounters that crossed the line and made them feel uncomfortable. From there, the discussion shifts into casual sex and dating in today’s culture, before wrapping up with their thoughts on the Pooh Shiesty and Gucci Mane situation. Raw, unfiltered, and full of real talk—this is an episode you don’t want to miss.
Easter Fresh & Mistake Texts #24
Hosted by Jim Jones, Fabolous, Dave East & Maino, the guys get into the spirit of Easter and talk about what it really means to be “Easter fresh” 🐣 — from classic fits to unforgettable holiday moments. They also keep it real with stories about those awkward times they accidentally called or texted the wrong person 😅📱 — you know the feeling! Jim Jones opens up about how the industry shifted on him over the years, giving raw insight into the highs, the setbacks, and how he’s stayed solid through it all. It’s laughs, real talk, and unfiltered stories all in one episode. Tap in now and join the conversation 💬
MLK had hoes #23
Episode 23 of Let’s Rap About It gets real and unfiltered as Maino, Jim Jones, Fabolous, and Dave East dive into some of the most controversial and talked-about topics. From a wild conversation about Martin Luther King groupies, to debating whether a big girl can be considered a “10” and their honest thoughts on beauty standards—nothing is off limits. The crew also breaks down body cam footage and questions how blogs release sensitive content—what should be public and what should be illegal? Plus, they get into a deep conversation about peers dating your kids when they get older… is it different when it comes to daughters vs sons? Raw opinions, real debate, and classic moments you don’t want to miss.
Airmax & Tattoos #22
Episode 22 of Let’s Rap About It is one you don’t wanna miss 🔥 We’re tapping into the culture heavy—from sneakers to tattoos and everything in between. With it being Air Max Day, we had to highlight the impact of Air Maxes on fashion, music, and the streets 👟💨. The conversation heats up as we break down the viral moment with Maino, Fabolous, Dave East, and Jim Jones talking about getting matching tattoos—would you do it, or is that a decision you might regret later? We also get into the “90s fine” debate and how beauty standards have changed over time, plus a deeper look into tattoo culture and whether people are getting ink for meaning or just the moment. Real conversations, real opinions, no filter—tap in and join the discussion in the comments 🎙️🔥
You the Friend? #21
Kickin it with the Homies #19
Episode 19 of Let’s Rap About It gets real from the jump as Jim Jones, Dave East, Maino & Fabolous tackle some of the most talked-about topics in and out of the culture. Jim breaks down the energy behind his latest kick off and what it really stands for. The guys get into a real conversation about family getting involved in your beef on social media — when is it loyalty and when does it make things worse? They debate the best way to handle outside noise without letting it spiral. Dave East addresses the scamming allegations head on, clears the air, and speaks on how narratives get created online. The room also dives into relationship talk — crazy red flags that would make you never spin the block, keeping your woman to yourself in the social media era, and whether social media friendships are ever really solid. As always, it’s unfiltered takes, real stories, and perspective from four artists who’ve seen every side of it. Tap in, subscribe, and drop your thoughts in the comments — what’s a red flag you’re never ignoring again?
Too Personal #20
In Episode 20 of Let’s Rap About It, the crew celebrates Women’s Month by reflecting on the important lessons women have taught them throughout life. From family to friendships and relationships, the guys share how women helped shape their mindset, values, and growth. The conversation also dives into real topics affecting everyday life and culture. They discuss managing money in the Black community, the difference between being accepted vs. truly included in certain spaces, and how personal life situations can impact your career and opportunities. Another major topic the guys debate is whether every relationship in life needs to benefit you, or if some relationships should simply exist without expectations. This episode is full of honest perspectives, real talk, and meaningful conversations about growth, community, and relationships.
