In this episode of No Ceilings, the Glasses Malone, Rose Gold Pete along with special guests Reed (Reed My Soul) and Justing Hunte (The Company Man) dive deep into the intersections of hip hop and urban culture, unpacking the distinctions between “hood” and “street” identities and the influence of criminal elements within the genre. They explore how media narratives shape public perception, while also examining the role of accountability and the ways generational shifts continue to redefine street culture. The conversation reflects on hip hop’s historical fascination with outlaw figures, questioning how these stories are celebrated and consumed. Ultimately, the dialogue emphasizes the balance between art and crime, urging a critical look at how authenticity, legacy, and cultural evolution will shape the future of hip hop.