It’s A Different World on The Shop this week. Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett welcome icons Cree Summer and Darryl M. Bell alongside Cornell Young IV, the new guy at Hillman. The crew debates spinning the block, coffee first dates and soft launching.

They also unpack the misconceptions about HBCUs compared to predominantly white institutions, reflect on the original show’s lasting cultural impact, and discuss what it means for a new class to carry the legacy forward.

0:00 - Spinning the block on ur ex
07:07 - Social Media Has Changed The Way People Act
12:12 - Swipe Culture and New Age Dating
19:00 - Working Behind The Scenes of A Different World
25:28 - Tapping back into old characters
30:05 - Darryl  Breaks Down His Kissing Roster
35:00 - Cree Get's Her Flowers
37:43 - Voice Acting as a Career
41:38 - Growing Up as Cornell
44:29 - Can you bring iced coffee to an interview?
48:20 - Adrenaline filled first dates
52:29 - Growing Up Broke and Making it out
56:40 - Discovering America

It&rsquo;s A Different World on The Shop this week. Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett welcome icons Cree Summer and Darryl M. Bell alongside Cornell Young IV, the new guy at Hillman. The crew debates spinning the block, coffee first dates and soft launching.
They also unpack the misconceptions about HBCUs compared to predominantly white institutions, reflect on the original show&rsquo;s lasting cultural impact, and discuss what it means for a new class to carry the legacy forward.
0:00 - Spinning the block on ur ex 07:07 - Social Media Has Changed The Way People Act 12:12 - Swipe Culture and New Age Dating 19:00 - Working Behind The Scenes of A Different World 25:28 - Tapping back into old characters 30:05 - Darryl &nbsp;Breaks Down His Kissing Roster 35:00 - Cree Get's Her Flowers 37:43 - Voice Acting as a Career 41:38 - Growing Up as Cornell 44:29 - Can you bring iced coffee to an interview? 48:20 - Adrenaline filled first dates 52:29 - Growing Up Broke and Making it out 56:40 - Discovering America

The award-winning series, The Shop, is back with a brand-new look and an all-new weekly rhythm. Join new co-hosts Travis Bennett and Steelo Brim as they take the lead of the barbershop for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of the most culturally relevant names in sports, music, and entertainment. This is where culture shapes up. Stream new episodes every Monday.

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Cree Summer, Darryl M.Bell & Cornell Young IV talk Spinning the Block, Gen Z, and HBCU’s

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AZ Chike and Lucky Daye tap in with Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett to debate the best actor turned rapper of all time—and according to AZ, Will Smith isn’t up for debate. They discuss the one item you could own that would have everybody questioning how tough you really are…

They run back to the era when everybody loved LA culture, revisit the regular jobs they worked before finding fame, and weigh in on how AI is changing music. 

0:00 - Intro

00:13 - Actors Turned Musicians

02:50 - AZ Chike and Lucky Daye Before the Fame

08:00 - AI Use in the Music Industry

17:06 - Men Who Are Overly Tough

22:30 - Underlying Racism That Still Exists Today

24:51 - Lucky Daye Moving to L.A.

25:45 - L.A. vs. the Bay

33:06 - Songs of the Summer

36:25 - Discovering New Music

38:07 - New Superstars in Music

43:35 - The Power of the Co-Sign

53:14 - Lucky Daye Finding Himself Through Music

55:46 - Crazy Industry Moments

57:24 - Does Social Media Have an Effect on Music?

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AZ Chike and Lucky Daye tap in with Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett to debate the best actor turned rapper of all time&mdash;and according to AZ, Will Smith isn&rsquo;t up for debate. They discuss the one item you could own that would have everybody questioning how tough you really are&hellip;
They run back to the era when everybody loved LA culture, revisit the regular jobs they worked before finding fame, and weigh in on how AI is changing music.&nbsp;
0:00 - Intro
00:13 - Actors Turned Musicians
02:50 - AZ Chike and Lucky Daye Before the Fame
08:00 - AI Use in the Music Industry
17:06 - Men Who Are Overly Tough
22:30 - Underlying Racism That Still Exists Today
24:51 - Lucky Daye Moving to L.A.
25:45 - L.A. vs. the Bay
33:06 - Songs of the Summer
36:25 - Discovering New Music
38:07 - New Superstars in Music
43:35 - The Power of the Co-Sign
53:14 - Lucky Daye Finding Himself Through Music
55:46 - Crazy Industry Moments
57:24 - Does Social Media Have an Effect on Music?
Stay connected with #TheShop: 📱 Instagram: / theshop 📱 TikTok: / theshop 📱 Threads: <a href="https://www.threads.com/@theshop">https://www.threads.com/@theshop</a>
More: 💈 The Shop Men's Grooming Line: Available online and in-store at Walmart: <a href="https://www.walmart.com/brand/theshop/10008165">https://www.walmart.com/brand/theshop/10008165</a>
🎧 Listen to the Shop Playlist on Spotify: http://bit.ly/46y4Sov

AZ Chike & Lucky Daye: Top Rappers, Co-Signs, AI Music & Toughness

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It's a brand-new episode of #TheShop! Steelo and Travis are joined by comedians Jo Koy and Bresha Webb, along with R&B artist Tank, for a wide-ranging conversation about relationships, dating, fame, ambition, and “sleep-negative households”…hmmm.

The group dives into the acceptable and unacceptable types of public displays of affection (PDA), how growing fame can sometimes come at the cost of relationships, the unwritten rules of the bro code, and why hustle culture continues to shape the way we live and work today. 

 

0:00 - Intro

0:49 - Is PDA Performative?

9:51 - Is the Bro Code Still a Thing?

15:13 - Is It Harder to Find a Good Man or Woman?

17:10 - Meeting People Now vs. Back Then

25:07 - Music Reflects the Generation

28:20 - Balancing Love With Work

37:48 - Stepparents Can Play a Big Role

45:42 - Sleep-Deprived Households

50:43 - Is the World Losing Real Dawgs?

54:35 - Is Word of Mouth Still Good Marketing?

59:10 - The Stand-Up Comedy World

1:03:05 - Comedians Never Bomb

 

Stay connected with #TheShop: 📱 Instagram: / theshop 📱 TikTok: / theshop 📱 Threads: https://www.threads.com/@theshop More: 💈 The Shop Men's Grooming Line: Available online and in-store at Amazon, Walmart, and CVS. 🎧 Listen to the Shop Playlist on Spotify: http://bit.ly/46y4Sov

It's a brand-new episode of #TheShop! Steelo and Travis are joined by comedians Jo Koy and Bresha Webb, along with R&amp;B artist Tank, for a wide-ranging conversation about relationships, dating, fame, ambition, and &ldquo;sleep-negative households&rdquo;&hellip;hmmm.
The group dives into the acceptable and unacceptable types of public displays of affection (PDA), how growing fame can sometimes come at the cost of relationships, the unwritten rules of the bro code, and why hustle culture continues to shape the way we live and work today.&nbsp;
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0:00 - Intro
0:49 - Is PDA Performative?
9:51 - Is the Bro Code Still a Thing?
15:13 - Is It Harder to Find a Good Man or Woman?
17:10 - Meeting People Now vs. Back Then
25:07 - Music Reflects the Generation
28:20 - Balancing Love With Work
37:48 - Stepparents Can Play a Big Role
45:42 - Sleep-Deprived Households
50:43 - Is the World Losing Real Dawgs?
54:35 - Is Word of Mouth Still Good Marketing?
59:10 - The Stand-Up Comedy World
1:03:05 - Comedians Never Bomb
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Stay connected with #TheShop: 📱 Instagram: / theshop 📱 TikTok: / theshop 📱 Threads: https://www.threads.com/@theshop More: 💈 The Shop Men's Grooming Line: Available online and in-store at Amazon, Walmart, and CVS. 🎧 Listen to the Shop Playlist on Spotify: http://bit.ly/46y4Sov

Jo Koy, Bresha Webb & Tank Get Real About Modern Dating

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This week, it’s a family affair at #TheShop. Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett are joined by Syd—Travis’s sister, the acclaimed artist and co-founder of The Internet—for their first-ever sit-down conversation together. They run back what their life on tour was like during their days with Odd Future. NLE Choppa also pulls up to reflect on the spiritual awakening that led him to be baptized again. They unpack how dramatically technology has changed in a single generation— the wild reality of being a celebrity in the internet era. And they get deep on how mental health affects every part of life, and the unsettling feeling of realizing you might be a little too high.

0:00 - Intro 

00:50 - SYD and Choppa's Early Music Careers

04:20 - Why NLE and SYD Stopped Being Vegan

07:05 - The Difference Between Generations and Social Media

20:50 - Remembering Childhood Bullies

22:32 - It's Not Normal to Be Famous

25:53 - Working With Family

32:00 - Handling the Power of Cannabis

36:18 - NLE Choppa on Getting Re-Baptized

41:32 - The Balance Between Ego and Pride

43:53 - It's Hard to Hide From Family

47:07 - Young Taco and SYD

48:50 - Hoop Dreams

52:23 - Why Steelo Doesn't Like the Bulls

54:28 - Does It Feel Different Releasing Music Now vs. the Beginning?

59:08 - Learning to Accept Yourself 

This week, it&rsquo;s a family affair at #TheShop. Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett are joined by Syd&mdash;Travis&rsquo;s sister, the acclaimed artist and co-founder of The Internet&mdash;for their first-ever sit-down conversation together. They run back what their life on tour was like during their days with Odd Future. NLE Choppa also pulls up to reflect on the spiritual awakening that led him to be baptized again. They unpack how dramatically technology has changed in a single generation&mdash; the wild reality of being a celebrity in the internet era. And they get deep on how mental health affects every part of life, and the unsettling feeling of realizing you might be a little too high.
0:00 - Intro&nbsp;
00:50 - SYD and Choppa's Early Music Careers
04:20 - Why NLE and SYD Stopped Being Vegan
07:05 - The Difference Between Generations and Social Media
20:50 - Remembering Childhood Bullies
22:32 - It's Not Normal to Be Famous
25:53 - Working With Family
32:00 - Handling the Power of Cannabis
36:18 - NLE Choppa on Getting Re-Baptized
41:32 - The Balance Between Ego and Pride
43:53 - It's Hard to Hide From Family
47:07 - Young Taco and SYD
48:50 - Hoop Dreams
52:23 - Why Steelo Doesn't Like the Bulls
54:28 - Does It Feel Different Releasing Music Now vs. the Beginning?
59:08 - Learning to Accept Yourself&nbsp;

NLE Choppa  & Syd on: Baptisms, Being Too High, Mental Health & The Internet

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Cree Summer, Darryl M.Bell & Cornell Young IV talk Spinning the Block, Gen Z, and HBCU’s

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