Marty Gramz

THE MARTY GRAMZ SHOW

Society EN ↓ 552 episodes

A interesting look at life from the eyes of a Battle rapper/felon. A South Jamaica Native, Marty Grams Talks Black history facts and attacks novel ideas and concepts. A Podcast For the Streets, By the Streets, and of the Streets.

Author

Marty Gramz

Category

Society

Podcast website

riverside.com

Latest episode

Jul 7, 2026

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Episodes

Niggas: A Social Product 24.05.2026

The conversation explores the unique cultural identity of black Americans, shaped by historical and social factors. It delves into the impact of slavery, segregation, poverty, capitalism, prison systems, music, migration, violence, advertising, consumerism, and street economics on the formation of this culture. Takeaways Unique American-made social product Impact of historical and social factors o...

King Dusty: 'I'm a Ninja 24.05.2026

The history and impact of the term 'nigger' in American culture and society. Takeaways Evolution of the term 'nigger' Impact of American culture on the term Chapters 00:00 The Evolution of the Term 'Nigger'

King Dusty: I'm a Ninja, Not a Negro 24.05.2026

The conversation delves into the concept of confirmation bias and the historical context of African American culture, exploring the impact of societal factors on the portrayal and perception of African Americans. Takeaways Confirmation bias Historical context of African American culture Chapters 00:00 Understanding Confirmation Bias

Niggas Are Completed Americans | The Culture America Created & Condemned 24.05.2026

James Baldwin said, “If I’m a n*****, then you made me.” This isn’t a conversation about race alone. This is a conversation about identity, survival, culture, poverty, stigma, music, capitalism, and the psychological effect of being both imitated and condemned at the same time. How did America help create the modern “nigga” identity? Is hood culture inherited, adapted, or manufactured? Why does th...

Black Men Don’t Hate Black Women. The Internet Just Profits From Division 20.05.2026

The internet keeps pushing the narrative that Black men and Black women are at war, but is that reality or just content designed for clicks, outrage, and monetization? In this episode of The Marty Gramz Show, Marty Gramz breaks down hood culture, rap music, online gender wars, family structure, single mother households, masculinity, media narratives, and why social media profits from conflict betw...

Rick Ross: Civilian or Street Nigga? 20.05.2026

The conversation delves into the distinction between civilian behavior and street code, highlighting the consequences of crossing the line. It explores the implications of throwing a 'Frank' and the perception of such actions within street culture. Takeaways Understanding the significance of 'Frank' in street culture The distinction between civilian behavior and street code Chapters 00:00 The Sign...

Hate That Niggas Could Buy Your Principles 20.05.2026

The conversation delves into the influence of principles and moralities, as well as the perception of the streets as a myth. Takeaways Influence of principles and moralities Perception of the streets as a myth Chapters 00:00 The Influence of Principles and Moralities

Sophisticated Poverty Media: Art of War & Trick Daddy 20.05.2026

The conversation covers the topics of 'The Art of War' and 'Coke Rap Career' in the context of a CEO's transition to a rap career in Miami. Takeaways Art of War Coke rap career Chapters 00:00 The Art of War

The Art of War in Hip Hop 20.05.2026

The conversation delves into the conflict between Fat Joe and 50 Cent, highlighting the principles of conflict resolution and the application of the art of war. It also touches on the civilian understanding of these concepts. Takeaways Conflict resolution Art of war Chapters 00:00 The Art of War in Conflict

The Lie Won: When Hip Hop Rewarded Fake Over Real 20.05.2026

Rick Ross is just the example. This episode breaks down how modern culture rewards performance over authenticity, image over principles, and entertainment over truth. From fake personas in rap to selective morality in the streets, Marty Gramz dives into the difference between being IGNORANT and being IGNANT. Because some people don’t break the code because they don’t know better… They do it becaus...

Rappers Betraying Their Roots 17.05.2026

The conversation delves into the association of rap music with poverty and the authenticity of rappers' backgrounds. It explores the perception of rap music as a representation of poverty and the challenges of maintaining authenticity in the face of success. Takeaways Rap music's association with poverty Challenges of maintaining authenticity as a successful rapper Chapters 00:00 Rap Music and Pov...

Rappers as 'Useful Idiots'? 17.05.2026

The rapper as a political tool for the Republican party and the suppression of radical black voices. Takeaways Rappers as political pawns Suppression of radical black voices Chapters 00:00 Rappers as Political Pawns

Conservatives Hate Rap Music 17.05.2026

The conversation delves into the image of a black conservative and their relationship with rap music and hip hop culture. Takeaways Perception of black conservatives Conservative stance on rap music and hip hop culture Chapters 00:00 The Image of a Black Conservative

Rap & Right-Wing Politics: Oil & Water 17.05.2026

The intersection of rap music and right-wing politics, and the role of rappers as 'useful idiots' for the political structure. Takeaways Rap music and right-wing politics are incompatible. Rappers are considered 'useful idiots' by the political structure. Chapters 00:00 Rap Music and Right-Wing Politics

Why MAGA Rappers Are Out of Line: Understanding the Disconnect in Hip-Hop 17.05.2026

The conversation explores the alignment of black rappers with political parties, particularly the MAGA movement, and the implications of this alignment. It delves into the disconnect between rap music culture and right-wing politics, as well as the role of celebrities as leaders in the black community. Takeaways MAGA rappers and their alignment with political parties The disconnect between rap mus...

Niggas: Ready to Die Today 16.05.2026

The conversation delves into the sentiment and perspective of African Americans in response to a particular situation. It highlights the lack of concern and urgency among African Americans, contrasting it with the panic and concern of the black bourgeoisie. Takeaways African Americans exhibit a lack of concern and urgency in response to a particular situation. The black bourgeoisie is shown to be...

Niggas Will Tear It Up 16.05.2026

A discussion on the potential for violence and unrest within the black community, and the impact it may have on various segments of society. Takeaways Potential for violence Impact on black community Chapters 00:00 Impact on Society

Black Bourgeoisie Panic Amidst Chaos and 16.05.2026

The conversation covers the anticipation of a significant event and the reaction of different groups to it. Takeaways Anticipation of a significant event Reactions of different groups Chapters 00:00 Reactions and Panic

Raw Voices on Death, Fear, and Identity 16.05.2026

A passionate and provocative discussion on the sentiments and attitudes of a specific demographic in America, with a focus on fearlessness and defiance in the face of adversity. Takeaways Defiance in the face of fear The role of religion and community in shaping attitudes Chapters 00:00 The Guarantee of Death

A Rant on Race and Violence from a Self-Appointed hood embassador 16.05.2026

The speaker expresses the sentiment of a group and the potential consequences of provoking them. Takeaways Group sentiment can have significant impact Provoking a group can lead to serious consequences Chapters 00:00 Group Sentiment and Consequences

Black People Aren’t Scared Anymore | The Psychology Of Survival 16.05.2026

The speaker expresses frustration with the political situation in Louisiana and issues a warning about potential consequences. He emphasizes the sentiment of niggas and their willingness to take drastic action. Takeaways Political frustration and warning Sentiment of niggas Chapters 00:00 Frustration with Political Situation

The Banking Methodology of Education 16.05.2026

The educational system is based on banking methodology, where information is deposited into the student's mind, and if accepted, becomes the operating system. Takeaways Banking methodology in education Acceptance of information as an operating system Chapters 00:00 Banking Methodology in Education

Marty Gramz: Hood Philosophy 101 16.05.2026

Sophisticatedpoverty media148 introduces the concept of sophisticated poverty as a personal creation and shares that the show is based on observations and experiences rather than advice. He emphasizes that the content is a reflection of hood philosophy and street etiquette. Takeaways Sophisticated poverty as a concept Content reflects hood philosophy and street etiquette Chapters 00:00 Hood Philos...

Ghetto Babies Know Hot 16.05.2026

The conversation delves into the early experiences of children in America's ghettos, highlighting their limited exposure and understanding of the world around them. Takeaways Early exposure shapes perception Limited understanding of the world Chapters 00:00 Early Experiences in America's Ghettos

Public Schools: A 'Death Camp'? 16.05.2026

The importance of education and the struggle to be heard. Takeaways Education is undervalued in society The frustration of being ignored Chapters 00:00 The Struggle to Be Heard

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