Roddy RIcch has returned to the Power 106 studios and this time, he’s hit up the LIFTOFF show with the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to run down his latest project ‘The Big 3.’ Speaking with Justin, the Compton-bred rapper has a new outlook on life as he’s bounced back from setbacks but also in tunnel vision on his musical journey and finding success. Roddy’s current EP couldn’t have come at a better time, as he admittedly shares that he feels people often forget about his level of artistry, which is now on a larger scale and he’s stepped out of his regional Los Angeles upbringing. The rapper is definitely working to maintain respect in the game and continue to level up and a few artists and his peers have looked out for him in a way that he gives people like 21 Savage, Kodak Black, the late Nipsey Hussle, Mustard, Post Malone and more their due flowers. Roddy has learned a great deal from his peers, more notably the lessons he’s taken away from Hussle and his close friend Posty. Roddy states that he’s learned to be unapologetically himself from Post and he learned about securing energy from the late Nip. Roddy’s ties in the game run deep as he’s built strong relationships in the industry and his unwavering support for the YSL crew, Young Thug, and Gunna is a true testament to that fact. Speaking on the unfortunate case against YSL, the “Late At Night” rapper shared his perspective on the case and what his friendship with Gunna means to him as the Atlanta native is currently behind bars. Roddy Ricch goes on to speak on the recording process for ‘Big 3,’ his recent New York City arrest, which he explains was a misunderstanding, hopes to collab with Ariana Grande, and much more.

Highly regarded by many as this generation’s Michael Jackson, Chris Brown has without a doubt joined the ranks of many legends, like MJ, but for the “Iffy” singer, he personally admits that he could not do it better than the entertainer who has inspired what he does today, but there is also no one that is doing it like CB. With an exclusive and personal invite to pull up to his crib, the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk sat with Brown to discuss everything about his forthcoming album ‘Breezy,’ fatherhood, what he’s learned along the way in his career, and some of his proudest moments. Brown has been in the game for more than 15 years, and believe it or not, the super performer still hears “no” for ideas and projects that he wants to be a part of. Surprisingly, Brown admits that he feels overwhelmed by the number of opportunities that he doesn’t get to pursue because no one will support them or believe he can do it. As this has been a learning and growing process for Chris, he also tells the Leakers that he used to delete comments off of his social media account for nearly two years. A lot of Chris’ accomplishments can’t be looked over and for him to continue to run into obstacles at this stage in the game, really is an inspiration for those who are coming up because Chris has proved that everything is about timing. Reflecting on some of his career moment highs and great memories, Chris talks about his experience opening up for Beyonce back in 2007. While naming her as the GOAT, the singer shares everything he learned from watching Bey perform, including stage production and intricate details. Chris Brown goes on to discuss how Busta Rhymes and Lil Wayne hopped on “Look At Me Now,” answers a few intimate fan questions, names his hip-hop Mount Rushmore, and much more.

Chicago’s own Dreezy is setting her own lane and quite frankly, no one can enter into the space she is creating. After ripping through her second L.A. Leakers freestyle, Dreezy sat down to speak with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk about her journey as a budding female emcee in the game. With her current project, ‘HITGIRL’ setting the pace for what is to come, with an expected tour and more collaborations down the line, Big Dreez’s resumé is continuing to expand with each opportunity she is blessed with. ‘HITGIRL’ is a ten-track album that is entirely produced by LA native Hit-Boy and the two’s undeniable chemistry is felt on the project as both artists worked to incorporate their perspectives on the offering. Speaking on the heavy-hitter list of features on the album, Dreezy explains how guest appearances from Jeremih, Coi Leray, and Future all came together. As Dreezy snapped on Freestyle #143 with bars over Kanye West’s “Clique,” she opens up about the work she’s put in over the years with Ye and although none of her verses were used for the now-scrapped ‘Yandhi’ album, Dreezy shares the experience and knowledge she gained from consistently working with the genius of Ye. Dreezy goes on to speak on the advice J. Cole has given her over the years, being featured on the Dreamville compilation album, how her mother was not so supportive of her rap career in the beginning, and much more.

The L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk have had witness to the rise of Louisville’s own Jack Harlow. From the three-peat freestyles, the 24-year-old rapper has delivered on the LIFTOFF series, to his now sophomore album release, the moment of Harlow has not gone unnoticed for the Leakers, and it has not gone unnoticed by the artist himself. Pulling up on the Leak Show, following his third appearance a part of the freestyle series, Jack Harlow spoke with Justin and Sourmilk about just how much his life and career have changed since he last spoke with the two co-hosts. Discussing how he continues to remain grounded, the “First Class” rapper admits that he never wants to detach from the moment of his career success because he still remains solid due to his close friend circle and family. As this circle continues to expand, Harlow also speaks on his developing friendship with his ‘Come Home The Kids Miss You’ featured artist Drake. As Drake and Harlow have recently gone viral during the 2022 Kentucky Derby, Jack reveals that their genuine friendship has come out of them working together and getting to know each other outside of industry connections. Jack Harlow goes on to speak on his Met Gala experience, shares his reaction to Kendrick Lamar co-signing his early childhood rap videos, and much more.

Family to the LIFTOFF show, Compton’s own Buddy pulled up on the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to chop it up about his sophomore album 'Superghetto.' With collabs from the likes of Blxst, T-Pain, Ari Lennox, and Tinashe, Buddy’s latest full-length project is the result of the 2020 pandemic, as the rapper diligently crafted the effort. Buddy explains how he connected with T-Pain and how he couldn’t let the city down after he secured a feature from Blxst on “Wait Too Long.”  Buddy goes on to share how he catapulted in the industry by once being perceived as Pharrell’s protege and getting street cred from the late Nipsey Hussle, and shares his thoughts on where he believes West Coast hip-hop stands. 

Jamaican dancehall artist Shenseea is having an incredible breakout moment as she readies her forthcoming studio album. Having only professionally been involved with music for the past five years, the 25-year-old mother has already racked up Grammy nominations, secured collabs with Kanye West, Megan Thee Stallion and has seen plenty of viral social media moments with notable freestyles. Puling up to the Power 106 studios to chop it up with the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, Shenseea detailed all of the hard work and inspiration behind who she is today as a young mother and one of the hottest budding artists out at the moment. Shenseea already has heavyweight collabs with Kanye West under her belt, as she’s featured on two tracks on West’s first ‘Donda’ installment, and the singer/rapper recently dropped her “Lick” record with Megan Thee Stallion, which describes as pretty much being a moment of fate. While Sheneesa looks forward to releasing her ‘Alpha’ musical project, the rapper tells the Leakers that she will always be a leader and stray away from the pack as she continues to solidify her brand. Shenseea goes on to speak on connecting with 21 Savage for “R U That,” hopes to collab with Rihanna, shares advice for the younger version of herself, and much more.

onway The Machine without a doubt delivered top-tier bars when he ripped through his L.A. Leakers freestyle, so of course, Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk had to follow up the moment with a sit-down moment to detail the New York native’s ‘God Don’t Make Mistakes’ album. Being his Shady Records debut, Conway chops it up about the opportunities he’s had along the way, including being a part of Griselda to now having a solo released through the Eminem-backed label. Conway admits that while he’s seen much success, there were times he doubted himself as the sport of hip-hop could sometimes be viewed as an art form reserved for younger generations, but he never gave up on himself. Conway continues the interview discussing what inspired his hustle out of Buffalo, New York, his recording process for his new album, and more. 

Cleveland’s own Doe Boy recently brought his energy to the L.A. Leakers Freestyle series, when he spit bars over the late legend Tupac Shakur’s "Ambitionz Az a Ridah" instrumental, and now the rapper is talking about his latest release ‘OH REALLY’ with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk. Doe chops it up about manifesting his success coming out of Cleveland, Ohio and signing with Future, shares that LeBron James changed his life, hints that he has unreleased collabs with Drake, and much more.

LaRussell recently set off his inaugural L.A. Leakers freestyle and while we got just a glimpse of what the Bay Area native has to offer. Speaking with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, the independent rapper shines during his conversation where he talks about his passion and strategy behind his come up. As the 26-year-old emcee has made a name for himself by centering his talent and creativity on his fans, family, and community. The fully-independent LaRussell presents opportunities for his supporters to be a part of his journey as he explains his inspiration for his ground-up focus with in-house record production, publishing, merch production, delivery, and much more. Inspired by the late Nipsey Hussle’s $100 album efforts, the “Again” rapper looks to build community through music and business by allowing his fans to monetize off of his musical endeavors. As LaRussell first experienced a heightened sense of attention after going viral for a released freestyle, which saw the likes of Meek Mill sharing his content, the rapper admits that he learned valuable lessons about labels and even offered valuable advice for independent artists as he says to look towards people who want to work with you, rather than a deal. LaRuseel goes on to share that there hasn’t been an opportunity for independent artists to reach mega levels of success, such as career heights like Drake, he talks about his inspirations in the game, being a part of a Bay Area three-generation song with E-40 and P-Lo, and much more. 

Benny The Butcher tapped in with the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to chop it up about his forthcoming album 'Tana Talk 4.' While the rapper has seen a pushback with his album efforts, the J. Cole assisted "Johhny P's Caddy" is a warm-up to the drop. Butcher shares with the Leakers how the collab came together and what we can expect on the Empire-backed album. Benny The Butcher also goes on to speak on not being included on 'Donda,' and much more. 

Murda Beatz has had the game running up for the past few years and the Canadian native is back with his new single “One Shot” featuring L.A.’s own Blxst and the incredible Wale. Speaking with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk of the L.A. Leakers, Murda chops it up about his earliest inspirations to him now having some of the biggest records today. Murda shares that the massive hit “Motorsport” was not only a record an unknown artist initially passed on, but the track is definitely his hardest beat he’s created. As “One Shot” serves as a lead single, Murda shares that there’s more in the works as he’s looking toward releasing a possible project. The super-producer also shares that he has at least 50 tracks sitting in the vault that are unreleased but ready to go. Murda goes on to share his dream collab which features Drake, Kanye, West, and Jay-Z, names his Producer Mount Rushmore, and much more.

Blocboy JB just set the LIFTOFF show with his recent L.A. Leakers freestyle #128 and the Memphis native doubled back to chop it up with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk about his new project ‘Bacc 2 Da Bloc.’ Tapped in with the Leakers, Blocboy also had Tay Keith pop in to the studio and the duo talked about their organic chemistry in the studio and the focus that JB has put in not only his work but into his personal relationships as well. Blocboy also flexes his skills on the court and says that he can make any roster in the NBA. CMG honcho Yo Gotti also surprise dropped in on the interview to gift Blocboy a custom chain.

19-year-old NLE Choppa is definitely on top of the world right now. With his new album ‘Me Vs. Me’ currently heating up, a viral L.A. Leakers freestyle under his belt, and a new baby on the way, the Memphis native has a lot to be grateful for during this time. Speaking with L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, Choppa details how his past experiences have not only shaped his life now but has played a huge part in the music he makes today. As ‘Me Vs. Me’ is a reflection of Choppa’s growth from a 16-year-old to now, the rapper explains his decision for the album’s title was in response to using his past and human experiences as a guiding light. Choppa tapped Young Thug, G Herbo, Moneybagg Yo, and Polo G for features on his album and shares that his work with Polo G is the most organic, and the two have conversations about continuing to carry rap into the future. As the father-to-be has been open about his health journey and sobriety, the rapper admits to the Leakers that he once had troubles recording in the studio because of his addiction habits that would hinder his stamina in the studio. Choppa goes on to share that his dream collab is with Drake and how he paid homage to one of his biggest inspirations, Tupac, with a collaboration with Quincy Jones’ son QD3.

Veteran in the game 2 Chainz continues to prove his longevity and ability to stay current and creative in hip-hop. Following up 2020’s ‘So Help Me God!,’ the Atlanta king is gearing up to release an album that he has officially deemed as an “antidepressant.” Chainz linked with the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to discuss his newest project which holds over his reign as one of the top artists with the most collabs. ‘Dope Don’t Sell Itself’ arrives February 4th and it’s jam-packed with the hottest features with the likes of Lil Baby, Moneybagg Yo, Roddy Ricch, 42 Dugg, and many more. While there have many a few reports out there that this may be Chainz' last “trap album,” the “Outstanding” rapper explains that the project is a nod to those who inspire him as well as an acknowledgment to the new generation of artists who are carrying hip-hop. Chainz recently came through the LIFTOFF and ripped up his freestyle over the classic Pharcyde track “Passin’ Me By” and as the emcee has stood the test of time in the game, Chainz offers up advice for artists working to find success in rap. 2 Chainz also goes on to detail his experience performing in the metaverse and much more.

Russ recently released his album ‘Chomp 2,’ which the rapper has been calling ‘the album of the year.’ The project dropped back on December 8th and includes features and production from 9th Wonder, The Alchemist, Snoop Dogg, Big Sean, Styles, P, Papoose, Lloyd Banks, Jadakiss, and more. ’Chomp 2’ marks Russ’ 14th studio album and is the follow-up to his November 2020 EP, ‘Chomp.’ While in Los Angeles, Russ stopped by the Power 106 studios for the Liftoff show with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to discuss the new project, his “favorite” and “best” top five, the inspiration behind his hustle, and much more.

Pulling up to the Power 106 studios, G Perico tapped in with the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to discuss how much his life and career have altered for him and how he’s more in control than ever of his space in the rap game, business, and personal life. Sharing that 2021 has been the warm-up for 2022, Perico has prepared himself for the upcoming new year with tons of new music, a new Melrose sneaker store, and an honest outlook on his come-up. Candidly speaking on his stature in his neighborhood and commenting on his place amongst street politics, G shares his perspective on still striving to give back to his community and living in his neighborhood, following the deaths of Young Dolph and Nipsey Hussle. While the “Spazz” rapper is aware of the reality of his status and the temperature of his hometown environment, G still works to better his community, especially for the youth who have experienced what he’s gone through. G Perico goes on to detail how “Spazz” came together, setting his own rules and vision as an independent artist, and much more.

The ORIGINAL L.A. King Dom Kennedy joined the LIFTOFF hometown with L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk. 'From The Westside With Love 3' album is Kennedy's latest offering to his fans which culminates a trilogy that first began back in 2010. 11 years later, the Leimert Park native explains that this is his most personal project and it showcases the hunger and value that the rapper first started off with on his come up. As an independent artist, Dom shares the challenges he's faced in the music industry and candidly says that he hasn't made much money from the industry but he's always counted on himself to steer his success and opportunities. Dom has without a doubt created his own empire and details how his O.P.M. brand has expanded and shared the history of the name, as he notes a valuable lesson his father once told him. Kennedy goes on to discuss growing up in L.A. and looking to the greats when he first discovered his love of rap, he shares what the upcoming Dr. Dre-featured Super Bowl halftime show means to the city, and much more.

The Grammy-nominated, musician-extraordinaire and the highly sought after Terrace Martin stopped through the Power 106 studios to chop it up with his close friends the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk. Speaking on his current album ‘Drones,’ Martin details why he wanted to tap back into his L.A. roots and dropped several gems on the art of his creativity and the legends and hip-hop icons who have come to influence his sound. Martin has lent his production genius to all four of Kendrick Lamar’s studio albums, has developed a close relationship with Snoop Dogg, and so their appearances on his latest ‘Drones’ album is a no-brainer. With the album’s title track as the featured single, which also includes appliances from Ty Dolla Sign and James Fauntleroy, Terrace tells the Leakers that his new project is in response to his need to have his music played on the radio, as his career has taken a more jazz approach. During his LIFTOFF appearance, Martin speaks on coming up in Los Angeles and how Snoop Dogg has come to be one of his greatest influences. While the hip-hop Mount Rushmore continues to be a topic of discussion, without any hesitation, Terrace says that Snoop fills all the spots on his West Coast Rushmore list. Martin goes on to share his thoughts about artists he’s currently tapped in with like Smino and IDK, and he also shares his advice to younger artists, and much more. 

Making his first touchdown at the Power 106 studios, Toronto native Smiley pulled up on the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to chop it about how much his life has changed with his growing success outside of his hometown. Smiley, who comes from Mexican and Haitian descent, speaks on the gratitude he has from his upbringing to finding his own path in music. Having tapped into the music scene a few years ago, back in 2014, the rapper first started recording music with his close group of friends who saw their popularity grow in Canada with Smiley's "Intro" release, which captured the attention of the 6 God, Drake. With Drake in his corner and officially under his OVO label, Smiley speaks on what it was like garnering attention from Drake for the first time, the advice Drizzy has given him, and also what it was like when the CLB artist named him his favorite rapper. Smiley goes on to share details on his forthcoming debut album, tapping in with OhGeesy, his favorite Disney Channel shows as a kid, and much more.

Common recently set hip-hop on fire with the impeccable freestyle he destroyed on the LIFTOFF with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk. What seemed to be a surprising reminder of the art of rhyme for many, the nearly 8-minute freestyle was merely easy work for the coveted rapper. Freestyle 119 went completely viral with hip-hop fans and notable peers of the veteran rapper praising his prowess when it comes to precision and off-the-dome delivery. Doubling back to break down the lyrical content for the L.A. Leakers Behind The Bars segment, Common highlights some of his favorite moments from the freestyle and which bars he wanted to make sure everyone paid attention to. Common shares why he chose to spit over the iconic "Livin' Proof" and "Incarcerated Scarfaces" tracks, comments on people saying he's "slept on," how the leakers continue to honor the tradition of hip-hop, and much more. 

Even without his debut album solidified and released Fivio Foreign is making major noise with his recent Kanye West co-sign and "Off The Grid" feature.  Pulling up to the Power 106 studios to tap in with the L.A. Leakers #LIFTOFF show, Fivio spoke with Justin Credible and B-Nyce on his 'Donda' experience, drops some details about his forthcoming debut album 'Bible,' and his journey in the game so far. The "Story Time" rapper shares how he connected with Kanye West for the 'Donda' feature and how he further developed his admiration for West from his artistic vision and work ethic. While many have stated they believe that Foreign has the best verse on the West project, Fivio says he's not just satisfied with that feat. West will be executive producing Foreign's debut album which he explains will be a project similar to Jay-Z's classic 'The Blueprint,' which he hopes 'Bible' will be more of a manuscript to follow for Drill music.  The New York native has had some notable accomplishments so far, as he appears on Nas' Grammy-winning 'King's Disease' and he's already check marking his collab lists with upcoming projects featuring The Game and Roddy Ricch.  Fivio goes on to speak about the late Pop Smoke, performing his new "Story Time" single for the first time at Made In America festival, and much more. 

ripped through an eight-minute feature with the L.A. Leakers, but he also came through the Power 106 studios for an in-depth conversation on his new album and his outlook on his career. Speaking with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, the "Imagine" emcee has a reflective moment during the almost hour-long interview where he shares his experiences with finding success throughout the years, his impact on the culture, and even shares advice for today's generation of rappers. Initially known as Common Sense when he first came onto the scene in the early nineties, the rap G.O.A.T. has witnessed the many changes of the industry and how he continues to open new chapters in his career and life, as he's gearing up for the release of his 13th album, 'A Beautiful Revolution, Pt. 2.' A new offering that is reflective to where he is currently, Common details how the first 'Revolution' depicted the challenges of 2020, 'Pt. 2' reflects hope and the true essence of emceeing. Common is approaching 30 years in the game and he's still focused on his creative outlet of making a catalog of music with hopes to finally secure collaborations with Kendrick Lamar, Tyler, The Creator, Noname, and the Griselda trio. While the vet speaks on wanting to collab with the generation holding down rap now, he also offers much vital advice for artists who are securing major label deals. Common's longtime friend and collaborator Kanye West recently dropped his much anticipated 'Donda' album, and while Comm couldn't make it out to the live listening Chicago event, he pays his respects to Ye for always consistently influencing and inspiring culture and art. Common goes on to speak on who he would go up against in a possible Verzuz battle, how Snoop Dogg embodies hip-hop, the time Kanye taunted him for not winning a Grammy, and much more.

The Los Angeles homebase tapped in with the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk. Speaking on giving the city what they wanted, Blxst and Bino Rideaux discuss their latest collab, with second installment in their 'Sixtape' series. "Sixtape 2' features the tight chemistry and top tier work that the pair have been churning out over the years as both Cali natives have worked to perfect their craft. While both artists admit that they are still on the come up, Bino and Blxst share their gratitude for the success they have garnered with a XXL Freshmen feature and ROlling Loud appearance. The two also share that there is more where the 'Sixtape 2' offering came from because there is much music to look forward to that's already in their vault. Bino and Blxst go on to take a moment to reflect on the impact the late Nipsey Hussle had on their careers and personal life, as well as hinting at an upcoming documentary which follows the making of Sixtape 1 & 2, and much more.

KALAN.FRFR. has a lot to be thankful for and nowadays he isn't taking anything for granted. Speaking with the L.A. Leakers, Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, the Cali native is celebrating the recent release of his latest offering, 'TWOFR 2,' and discusses why he's appreciative to be in this moment of his life and career. As the "No Love" rapper once experienced a time in his life where he wasn't always confident in releasing music, he tells the Leakers that a move to Atlanta inspired him to be proud of himself just by seeing how everyone in the A moved and believed in each other. A few of these lessons have definitely carried over into many of his friendships and musical relationships that he has built over time, seeing how he discusses his take on L.A. artists continuing to support one another. Kalan speaks on the importance of sticking together with those he came up with because there is no reason why everyone can't win and hold each other down. While everyone might find success in different forms and at different times, being able to support each other is non-negotiable. Kalan goes on to talk about the gratitude he has being a Roc Nation signee and not limiting himself with someone like Jay-Z in his corner, shares why he raps from his heart, and much more. 

IDK ripped through his recent freestyle with the L.A. Leakers, where he called out some of his industry peers in the latest installment of the Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk series. The DMV rapper returned to keep the same energy with an exclusive interview discussing how he's rewriting what a rapper should be with his newest project 'USEE4YOURSELF.' As IDK has held it down for the past 10 years in the game, he's learned a lot along the way and has steered away from wanting to gain recognition from his peers and he's stopped trying to make sense for those who are still catching up to his craft. Coming through to the LIFTOFF show, the "Shoot My Shot" emcee details how he's actively working to bridge generations of hip-hop with collaborations with the late MF Doom, Slick Rick, and Jay Electronica. IDK believes that rap continues to be segregated, but he's hoping to show that hip-hop creativity isn't always one-sided, as the genre stands the test of time and has an undeniable impact on the culture. IDK shares a surprise moment that happened while at a nightclub with Evan Ross and Offset, and he goes on to speak on his huge opportunity with a Nike deal, what he's learned about toxic masculinity, and whether or not he needed to change potential insensitive lyrics, and much more.

Family stepped into the LIFTOFF at the Power 106 studios with the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to discuss his comeback with his brand new album 'ALIVE'. Kid Ink will hold a Leakers title as being the first artist to bless the freestyle series when he blessed the mic back in 2017 and now Ink is finally comfortable in his seat to reflect on his career and the success and experiences he's had throughout the years. During the in-depth conversation, the "Red Light" rapper shares that he doesn't quite feel he gets the respect from the industry, not necessarily his fans, for the hits that he's created and also details his experience with past label deals that did not give him much freedom with his thoughts. Ink tells the Leakers, "It's stuff that I don't necessarily, like, care about and lean on, and make it hurt my creative, but, yeah, I would like to be nominated for something."  Speaks on his introduction into the game with his 2012 XXL appearance, but while his career didn't seem much movement, Ink diligently worked to put himself in the right places and shares that his come up in the game was met with a lot of hope and some let downs. Ink details working with the late Nipsey Hussle on Hussle's first debut single "Bullets Ain't Got No Name" and although it seemed to be a promising moment, Ink reveals that it was a steady grind to come into his own. Ink goes on to speak on his new champagne brand, his new journey as an independent artist, and possibility of putting his old music on streaming platforms.

Lil Tjay's climb to the top is steadily coming to fruition as the 19-year-old rapper has seen his status change overnight, so to speak, with the success of songs like "Calling My Phone". Popping in to the Power 106 studios to chop it up with the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, the New York native didn't hold back on his assurance in himself and his craft. Speaking on what he has in the works, as he's non-stop with new music, Tjay discusses how he churned out some popular features for his latest album, which includes appearances form Tyga, Saweetie, Polo G, and many more. The rapper also shares with the Leakers his writing process which usually focuses on him sharpening his writing skills, over freestyling. As the self-proclaimed King Of New York, the 19-year-old also expresses that he's always believed in himself and called himself the GOAT before he was put on, and his friends and family can all co-sign his early beliefs. Tjay goes on to speak on New York rap competition, investing his money, and what's in store for his career. 

Detroit stepped into the #LIFTOFF with the introduction to the Power 106 studios with 42 Dugg, and the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk. Currently celebrating the success and much noise surrounding his huge singles "4 Da Gang" and "Maybach", which borrows the assistance of Roddy Ricch and Future, respectively, Dugg talks about the process of his album and what this project means to him. Dugg has had his recent troubles with the law and explains to the Leakers that the meaning behind his album title 'Free Dem Boyz' is an opportunity to shine a light on his friends, family, and even himself who have served time behind bars. As he used his release from jail to take his life more seriously, Dugg shares that he became a solo artist after his frequent friend and collaborator helped put him on with his craft but ultimately led him to his path after his friend, 42 Twin was also arrested. Dugg goes on to speak on connecting with Roddy and Future, how Yo Gotti plays a part in his development and music, his recording process, and much more.

Polo G recently ripped through his second appearance on the LIFTOFF with Freestyle #109 in support of his forthcoming 'Hall Of Fame' album. While Polo stepped back into his bag for the viral freestyle moment with L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, the Chicago native also took some time to chop it up about his junior project. While the "RAPSTAR" rapper boasts that he's pulled together an all-star lineup for his album, with features from Nicki Minaj, DaBaby, Roddy Ricch, and many more, Polo also confesses that his recent Lil Wayne collab saw the Louisiana legend outshining the artist. Telling the Leakers that he did have an opportunity to change up his verse to make it better, Polo humorously says, "When I sent it to him [Wayne], and he come in that b****, do a 16, and do my hook over, it's like he take my sh** over!" Although Polo says he originally did the song just to get in more creative space, it proved that Wayne will always go off on his verse, no matter the track. Polo G goes on to speak about manifesting his legacy and why he believes he is set to be one of the greats in music, how the 2020 pandemic impacted his life and performance reputation, and much more.

The hometown stepped in the building when Carson's own Jayson Cash pulled up the LIFTOFF with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to speak on his journey as an artist and finally being able to see his hard work and dreams play out before him. Currently signed with Atlantic records, Jayson shares that he's been waiting for this moment since 2018 when he first began taking major label meetings. The L.A. artist shares that he's a part of a new lineage of Cali artists and he's also paying homage to the classic and regional sound reminiscent of Suga Free, DJ Quik, and Snoop Dogg. Cash goes on to share his testament as an L.A. artist on the rise, who surrounded himself with friends like Blxst, Symba, and AD, but always kept his craft sharp until it was his moment to pop. Jayson also shares details about his new single "All I Know", the advice he received from Snoop Dogg during a studio session, and much more. 

Airplane James stopped by Power 106 to discuss his new project ‘Eastside Special 2,’ surviving the quarantine and more with the LA Leakers! James says he first really started to pay attention to his gift at the age of 18 and decided to take it to the next level once he received support from now longtime friend and Producer J Blaze. Airplane James even discusses his connection to Problem a.k.a. Chachi and recalls the time he finessed himself on one of the West Coast rapper’s songs. 

Having one of the biggest hits during the quarantine pandemic, Yung Bleu's "You're Mines Still" catapulted the Alabama rapper into complete superstardom as the incomparable Drake laced his Love Scars: The 5 Stages Of Emotions-featured track. With baller Demarcus Cousins making the notable recommendation of adding Drizzy to the song, everything is just starting to take off for the budding artist in a major way. Bleu spoke with the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk about the success he's garnered coming up from his hometown and seeing the growth he's had with the following that's grown to support his music. With the already double platinum co-sign from Toronto native Drake, there is a lot in store for Bleu's forthcoming complete project. Fans can expect appearances from heavy-hitters in the game with features from John Legend, H.E.R. Big Sean, Jeezy, and many more. Bleu goes on to share his influences in music, which include old school pioneers like Biggie, Jay-Z, Pac, and Lauryn Hill, lets the Leakers know how his collab with Big Sean came about, as well as what else is in store for him.

Vince Staples recently ripped through his L.A. Leakers freestyle where he took on the Dr. Dre classic "Xxplosive", and while he dropped some personal bars about coming up in Cali, the Long Beach native's forthcoming music is a complete reflection of where he is in life and how he's placing his experiences at the forefront of his career. Speaking with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, Staples details how upcoming his self-titled project came together after friends like Tyler, The Creator and Alchemist convinced him to share his stories in a more concentrated form in his music. Staples goes on to speak about mixing influences in his craft and the music he grew up listening to, how he's grateful for his life, talks predictions for this year's NBA finals, and much more.

Migos gave us no time to let up with their current release of the third installment of their Culture trilogy, and the infamous trio spoke with the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk about their absence that was felt in hip-hop, and what they want fans to take away from 'Culture 3.'  With a crazy list of guest appearances, ranging from Drake, Justin Bieber, the late Juice WRLD and Pop Smoke, and many more, Quavo, Takeoff, and Offset celebrate some of their best work to date, which is also the closing chapter for the Culture series. The Atlanta Kings also have a documentary in the works, which follows the production behind their journey creating all Culture albums and a look at the special recording process during the novel 2020 coronavirus pandemic.  In Migos fashion, the supergroup drops their own Mount Rushmore, which includes their right-hand producer Durell and they also go on to share few untold stories of Soulja Boy introducing Quavo to Travis Scott for the first time, show love to Miley Cyrus for the "Hannah Montana: anniversary nod, and much more.

Lil Mosey stops by the Liftoff show with the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to discuss new music, his hit song "Blueberry Faygo", working with Chris Brown and more

D Smoke stops by the Liftoff show with the L.A. Leakers to discuss his new album Black Habits, how he Learned Spanish, advice from Cardi B & T.I.

Megan Thee Stallion stops by the Liftoff Show with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to discuss her new single B.I.T.C.H., the definition of a hot girl, her upcoming album and more.

Justin Credible and DJ Sour Milk discuss some of Hip-hop's best moments from the decade. From best albums, songs and freestyles. What are some of your top memories from the last decade?

Roddy Ricch stops by the Liftoff Show with the L.A. Leakers to discuss his debut album 'Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial', his recording process & the pressures of celebrity status.

Fabolous stops by the Liftoff Show with the L.A. Leakers to discuss his latest project 'Summertime Shootout 3', he comments on Nipsey Hussle's legendary status in the game and more

Bino Rideaux stopped by the Liftoff show with the L.A. Leakers to discuss what it was like working with Nipsey Hussle, his inspirations and the creative process behind "Bozo".

Tory Lanez stops by The Liftoff to discuss his latest project, 'Chixtape 5' and what inspired it's sound. He also speaks on who his dream collaborative album would be with + he think's the sexist woman alive is...

Dave East stops by the Liftoff with the L.A. Leakers to discuss his new album 'Survival', what it is like working with Nas and how he felt when Tyra Banks told him to model.

Joe Moses stops by the Liftoff show with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to discuss his new project 'Westside', his working relationship with Future and he weighs in on the chicken sandwich debate

Pop Smoke checks in with the L.A. Leakers to discuss being removed from Rolling Loud by the NYPD, Nicki Minaj doing a feature with him + new project on the way

Fat Joe checks in with the L.A. Leakers to talk all about his upcoming album 'Family Ties' , how Kanye West didn't know he wrote his own lyrics, and what it felt like passing up on Eminem.

Baka Not Nice checks in with Justin Credible to talk about what it was like meeting Drake and having the pleasure to work with him.

The first lady of R&B signed to the mega Quality Control roster, Layton Greene stopped by the L.A. Leakers to discuss her anticipated EP ‘Tell Your Story’ release, artists who inspired her coming up, her reaction to Kylie Jenner listening to her current single, and all the wack DMs she gets on Instagram.

Da Baby checks in with the L.A. Leakers to talk about his upcoming album 'Kirk' & makes a request for J. Cole to return his favor by giving him a feature.

Maxo Kream checks in with the L.A. Leakers to talk about his latest project 'Brandon Banks', what it was like to meet J. Cole, how Jay-Z's influence has impacted him & more.