YSN Radio

On this episode, Y$N and 2Pair Tate discuss whether or not faking it will actually help you make it. They talk about how important the image is in hip hop and how some artists may exploit themselves for the sake of attaining success. The two also talk about the impact Lil Wayne has had on the current era of rap, the importance of good energy, and the toxicity of Tyra Banks and America's Next Top M...

On this episode of YSN Radio, Y$N sits down with Nashville rapper, King E amid the release of his latest project, King E II: 25. King E talks about how the events of 2020 has impacted his view on the world and how they have translated into his music.  The two also dive into a deep conversation about the evolution of technology, the growing generational gap, and the importance of good teachers...

Y$N joins with DJ Megz and 2Pair Tate to breakdown the evolution of women in rap music. Posing the question, "When did female rappers fo from black queens to bad bitches?" The trio discuss women empowerment through rap music and how women are reclaiming their power through hip hop. They also discuss a variety of other topics such as knowledge gatekeepers, the COVID vaccine, and the capitol riots.

Y$N sits down with the founder of The Ring Entertainment, Texas Trill. The two discuss the origins of The Ring and how its humble beginnings as a cypher for local artists built into a popular showcase in numerous states throughout the country. Trill also talks about her experience managing different musicians and gives her insight as to how independent artists can succeed in the music industry.&nb...

Y$N joins with 2Pair Tate for the Season 2 opener of YSN Radio. Y$N brings up the question, "Is there a place for family in hip hop?", sparking a discussion about the foundation of family and morality in hip hop culture.  The two also discuss the disconnect between old heads and the new generation when it comes to discovering new music. The current state of the country and life in a pandemic...

Y$N joins with DJ Megz & 2Pair Tate for an in-depth Zoom interview with rising Memphis producer, Hitkidd! Hitkidd's signature tag, "Hitkidd, What It Do Mane?", has been heard on tracks of the hottest artists out of Memphis, including Duke Deuce, Co Cash, Lil Migo, and many others. The Dreamchasers producer talks about building relationships, maintaining a solid work ethic, his creative process dur...

Y$N sits down with rising Memphis artist, Coffey on the 6th episode of Y$N Radio. The interview comes after the release of Coffey's latest single, "Lemons". The two discuss the importance of staying true to yourself, the dangers of drug use and its glamorization in rap, and the ins and outs of the real estate business.

Y$N joins with 2Pair Tate for another episode of Y$N Radio. The duo talks about the impact of Master P and No Limit, the infamous track record of Bad Boy Records, and the differences in HBCU's and PWI's.

In the fourth episode of Y$N Radio, Y$N sits down with up and coming Nashville artist, Lil Crimson, in light of his newest project, "Crim Szn 2." The two discuss the importance of positive thinking and manifestation, investing and building wealth, and keeping a diverse repertoire of skills to ensure longevity in the business.

Y$N sits down with Nashville fashion designer and content creator, Localz Only, to talk about the importance of fashion in hip hop. The two discuss the Localz Only clothing line, the importance of brand recognition, and the influence of fashion in hip hop culture.

Y$N sits down with underground artist, Nicolás Soul, for an insightful conversation about his new album "Bluu." The two talk about the Black Lives Matter inspired theme of the album and dwell on how hip hop music is the "window into the black experience." The two also discuss topics such as the rigged system of the Grammy Awards, the evolution of trap music, and the dreaded fear of falling off.

On the inaugural episode of Y$N Radio, Y$N teams up with 2Pair Tate and DJ Megz for an interesting conversation about the current state of hip hop culture. The trio pulls back the curtain on the show business and sheds light on the dangers of record deals and doing business with shady promoters. They discuss the controversial shooting incident between Meg Thee Stallion and Tory Lanez, and the toxi...