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On this edition of the HHU podcast SamAnt & O'God talk about the latest drama between Rick Ross & Dj Envy, The  status of Jamie Foxx and more! Support the show

SamAnt & O'God from the HHU Podcast go into depth about comments made from Ice-T about trusting podcast and what's currently wrong with the podcast game! Support the show

A Los Angeles judge on Tuesday denied Tory Lanez's request for a new trial, a ruling that follows the rapper's felony assault conviction from December 2022 in the shooting of fellow hip-hop star Megan Thee Stallion, according to ABC news station in Los Angeles, KABC, which had a reporter in the courtroom. A sentencing date has not been set, but Judge David Herriford of the Superior Court of Los Angeles County in California indicated during a hearing on April 17 that Lanez would be sentenced within 30 days of the decision on the motion for a new trial. The decision came one day after a hearing in which Lanez's attorney argued for a new trial. As the five-hour hearing wrapped up, the rapper urged the judge to grant him a new trial, saying, "Your honor, please don’t ruin my life," as he was escorted out of the courtroom, according to KABC. ABC News has reached out to Lanez's defense team for comment. Lanez's attorneys, Jose Baez and Matthew Barhoma, filed a motion for a new trial in March, arguing in part that certain evidence presented at trial and some statements made by witnesses on the stand were prejudicial to their client, including an Instagram post where Lanez's verified account commented on the case and a photo of Lanez's gun tattoo. The motion, which was obtained by ABC News, also takes issue with the forensic testing and claims that Lanez's right to counsel of his choice was violated.Support the show

Joe Budden may be considered to have the top hip hop podcast, but he's not above throwing shots ... just ask Gillie Da Kid. On the latest "Joe Budden Podcast" episode, Joe questioned Gillie's alleged big money contract for his "Million Dollaz Worth Of Game" pod by taking a shot at his living quarters, quipping, "Your headboard is covering a very small window in your primary bedroom ... I can tell it’s not like that!!!"Support the show

On this installment of the HHU Podcast SamAnt & O'God sit down with Terror Squad founder Charlie Ld as he breaks down the original terror squad, Fat Joe, Big Pun & More! Support the show

SamAnt & O'God of the Hip Hop Uncensored Podcast are back breaking down Boosie vs. the Met Gala, Isiah Washington exposing Hollywood & More! Support the show

Dr. Boyce  sits down with the HHU Podcast and speaks on the recent controversy involving acting star Johnathan Majors and his recent Ebony shoot. Majors recently hit the red carpet for the Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania premiere where he was asked about the cover shoot and the negative comments it received. The Harder They Fall star recalled being in another photo shoot when he started receiving an onslaught of notifications in response to the cover.“I look at my phone and I go, ‘Oh no…oh yes!’” he said. “I think about the photo shoot and the folks that were there…all the wonderful folks and the culture.”Support the show

Hip Hop legend Positive K sits down with the HHU Podcast to speak about his time in the music industry, creating "I got a man" The Truth behind the mysterious female on the record, his new career in comedy and more! Support the show

On this ep of the HHU Podcast SamAnt & O'God sit down with Rizza Islam to discuss the murder of Tyree Nicholos, Kanye West, The Growth of NBA YoungBoy and much more! Support the show

On this special edition of the HHU Podcast former NBA basketball player Kwame Brown sits down to iron out there past issues The NBA's treatment on Kyrie Irving, Boyce Watkins and more! Support the show

Rabbi Harry Rozenburg sits down with the HHU Podcast to speak on the current controversy between Kanye West and Kyrie Irving. Things get heated when we speak on reparations and whether or not the Jews owned slaves? Support the show

Author and radio personality Zo Williams sits down with the HHU Podcast and goes in on his start in the industry, linking up with Jamie Foxx, not feeling Kanye West antics, how he's really doesnt feel the hip hop game anymore and more! Support the show

Andrè Taylor’s first words to Seattle were intended as a rallying cry. But they dropped more like a bomb. “I’m here to go to war,” he said at a heated news conference two years ago. “I will be unrelenting to get justice for my little brother.” At the time, it felt like the police shooting of Che Taylor in northeast Seattle might explode into our Ferguson moment. Here was the NAACP accusing police of “coldblooded murder.” And here was the brother, a fierce, dynamic ex-con up from Los Angeles, seemingly vowing to take it to the streets. But the war Andrè Taylor ended up fighting — the one he says he envisioned all along — turned out to be a tour de force of bridge-building and community organizing. It culminated this past week in the state Legislature’s surprise agreement to change the police deadly-force law, making it easier to prosecute officers in the case of a bad shooting. “From breaking laws to making laws!” Taylor wrote on a YouTube video of his testimony in Olympia on Initiative 940, the measure he spearheaded to force the changes. Wrote one of his friends in the comments: “From pimp to political activist.” Wait, pimp? Yes, the man who just helped push a compromise solution to one of the more incendiary political issues of our day was once an escort hustler known as “Gorgeous Dre.” He was sentenced in 2000 in Las Vegas to more than five years in prison (he served a little more than one.). He also appeared in the 2000 documentary “American Pimp.” “Let’s just say that in my previous life I did learn some life skills, such as how to keep my composure,” Taylor said when I asked him about his past. Taylor, 49 and now a life coach, says he knew that despite the heated beginning in Seattle after his brother’s killing, keeping cool would prove to be crucial. “I was immediately against any kind of response that involved physical violence,” he says. Though at times he used sweeping anti-police language, such as calling his brother’s death “an execution,” what he actually spent most of his time doing was brokering meetings with “the system“ — police, prosecutors, lawmakers and countless community groups.Support the show

Gregg Marcel Dixon (Democratic Party) ran for election to the U.S. House to represent South Carolina's 6th Congressional District. He lost in the Democratic primary on June 14, 2022.  Dixon completed Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey in 2021. Click here to read the survey answers. Biography Gregg Marcel Dixon was born in Savannah, Georgia. Dixon's professional experience includes working as a teacher. He earned a bachelor's degree from Fort Hays State University in 2009 and a graduate degree from Fort Hays State University in 2013.[1] Support the show

Miami OG Nino Brown sits down with the HHU Podcast and speaks on the Kanye situation, The Kardashians, why rappers will always be snitches & more! Support the show

Legendary Actor Isiah Washington sits down with the HHU Podcast to talk about his journey through life as a black man, The good and bad and more! Support the show

Bill Cosby's Crises Manager Andrew Wyatt sits down live with the HHU Podcast and speaks on Bill Cosby R Kelly & More! Support the show

Enjoy this edition of the HHU Podcast where we have our final conversation with the Late great Coolio and he drops some game on us and a heartfelt message that would be his last. Support the show

King Randall sits down with the HHU Podcast to speak on his X school for boys, how he built the school from the ground up at 19 years old. How people within our community try to stop him & More! Support the show

Judge Joe Brown sits down with the HHU Podcast and goes all the way in on Kanye West, The Powers that be, Hollywood and more! Support the show