On this Halloween special episode of The Shop, Dennis Rodman (Travis Bennett) and Daejan Love (Steelo Brim) pull up in full costume to celebrate spooky season and break down life's wildest debates.

The guys unpack the horror movie villains that traumatized them as kids, look back on their past costumes, and revisit the terrifying ordeal of surviving severe airplane turbulence while trapped in the bathroom. 

Plus, Travis and Steelo reveal their all-time favorite pranks, talk living in haunted houses, and debate which wild animals they could realistically beat in a fight. 

 

00:00 - Scariest Horror Movie Villains of All Time

03:54 - Growing Up on Halloween: Candy Rules & Worst Treats

06:33 - Best Childhood Costumes & Dennis Rodman Nostalgia

10:30 - Stick Figure Costumes & Favorite Black Horror Movies

13:00 - The Problem with Vampires & Team Edward vs. Team Jacob

15:25 - The Airplane Bathroom Turbulence Nightmare

21:37 - The Scariest Things in the Real World Today

28:48 - Would You Live in a Haunted House?

32:00 - The Art of Pranking (And When Pranks Go Wrong)

35:36 - Playing with Knives as Kids & Family Escapes

37:30 - Black Characters Who Survived Horror Movies 

41:05 - Horror Movie Survival Rules: Do You Leave Your Partner?

42:35 - Which Wild Animals Could You Fight and Win?

46:11 - Dennis Rodman & Daejan Love Sign-Off

Stay connected with #TheShop: 📱

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theshop/ 📱

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theshop 📱

Threads: https://www.threads.com/@theshop

More: 💈 The Shop Men's Grooming Line: Available online and in-store at Walmart: https://www.walmart.com/brand/theshop/10008165

 🎧 Listen to the Shop Playlist on Spotify: http://bit.ly/46y4Sov

On this Halloween special episode of The Shop, Dennis Rodman (Travis Bennett) and Daejan Love (Steelo Brim) pull up in full costume to celebrate spooky season and break down life's wildest debates.
The guys unpack the horror movie villains that traumatized them as kids, look back on their past costumes, and revisit the terrifying ordeal of surviving severe airplane turbulence while trapped in the bathroom.&nbsp;
Plus, Travis and Steelo reveal their all-time favorite pranks, talk living in haunted houses, and debate which wild animals they could realistically beat in a fight.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
00:00 - Scariest Horror Movie Villains of All Time
03:54 - Growing Up on Halloween: Candy Rules &amp; Worst Treats
06:33 - Best Childhood Costumes &amp; Dennis Rodman Nostalgia
10:30 - Stick Figure Costumes &amp; Favorite Black Horror Movies
13:00 - The Problem with Vampires &amp; Team Edward vs. Team Jacob
15:25 - The Airplane Bathroom Turbulence Nightmare
21:37 - The Scariest Things in the Real World Today
28:48 - Would You Live in a Haunted House?
32:00 - The Art of Pranking (And When Pranks Go Wrong)
35:36 - Playing with Knives as Kids &amp; Family Escapes
37:30 - Black Characters Who Survived Horror Movies&nbsp;
41:05 - Horror Movie Survival Rules: Do You Leave Your Partner?
42:35 - Which Wild Animals Could You Fight and Win?
46:11 - Dennis Rodman &amp; Daejan Love Sign-Off
Stay connected with #TheShop: 📱
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theshop/ 📱
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@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>
&nbsp;🎧 Listen to the Shop Playlist on Spotify: http://bit.ly/46y4Sov

Travis Bennett & Steelo Brim Talk Halloween, Scariest Villains, Ultimate Pranks & Animal Fights

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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

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

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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;
&nbsp;
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
&nbsp;
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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#TheShop is talking hoops from every angle this week with two vets bringing the NBA and WNBA into the same conversation. Hosts Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett are joined by basketball legends Matt Barnes and Nneka Ogwumike to talk shop about the wild Daejon Love story involving an alleged $1.3 million scam, the fallout from the Clippers’ massive Kawhi Leonard penalties, and who they’re picking as their dream 2-on-2 partners.

Nneka gets real about the rise of women’s sports, the growing pains that have come with it, the loss of Kobe Bryant and what he meant to the game. Matt has some words for NBA officiating and upgrading the referees is  #1 on his list. They also get into the emotions athletes face when it’s finally time to walk away from the game.

0:00 - Intro
00:53 - Daejon Love and Scamming Culture
07:15 - Advice for a rookie in the WNBA
09:30 - Does Media Insert Themselves To Create New Narratives
13:39 - The Relationship Between The WNBA and NBA
19:33 - The 1v1 Basketball Scene
24:55 - Nneka and Matt's Early Upbringing in Sports
27:10 - Matt Barnes Speaks On His Love For Baseball
32:50 - Which Sports are Best to Watch In Person
35:58 - Is Sports Betting Good or Bad For Sports
39:56 - What Nneka Would Do as WNBA Commissioner
45:20 - Professional Overseas Hoops
51:00 - Are People Using the WNBA as a Platform for Attention
53:03 - The Face of The W and NBA
01:00:12 - Nneka on her Final Season
01:07:01 - Keeping the Main Thing the Main Thing
01:11:20 - Good and Bad Sports Acting

#TheShop is talking hoops from every angle this week with two vets bringing the NBA and WNBA into the same conversation. Hosts Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett are joined by basketball legends Matt Barnes and Nneka Ogwumike to talk shop about the wild Daejon Love story involving an alleged $1.3 million scam, the fallout from the Clippers&rsquo; massive Kawhi Leonard penalties, and who they&rsquo;re picking as their dream 2-on-2 partners.
Nneka gets real about the rise of women&rsquo;s sports, the growing pains that have come with it, the loss of Kobe Bryant and what he meant to the game. Matt has some words for NBA officiating and upgrading the referees is &nbsp;#1 on his list. They also get into the emotions athletes face when it&rsquo;s finally time to walk away from the game.
0:00 - Intro 00:53 - Daejon Love and Scamming Culture 07:15 - Advice for a rookie in the WNBA 09:30 - Does Media Insert Themselves To Create New Narratives 13:39 - The Relationship Between The WNBA and NBA 19:33 - The 1v1 Basketball Scene 24:55 - Nneka and Matt's Early Upbringing in Sports 27:10 - Matt Barnes Speaks On His Love For Baseball 32:50 - Which Sports are Best to Watch In Person 35:58 - Is Sports Betting Good or Bad For Sports 39:56 - What Nneka Would Do as WNBA Commissioner 45:20 - Professional Overseas Hoops 51:00 - Are People Using the WNBA as a Platform for Attention 53:03 - The Face of The W and NBA 01:00:12 - Nneka on her Final Season 01:07:01 - Keeping the Main Thing the Main Thing 01:11:20 - Good and Bad Sports Acting

Nneka Ogwumike & Matt Barnes on WNBA Growing Pains, Kobe Bryant, Sports Betting, and Scammers

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It’s a Ridiculousness reunion on this week’s episode of #TheShop….kinda. Our hosts, Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett, are joined by some of the best to do it in three different lanes. Rob Dyrdek, LeSean McCoy, and Trey Murphy are sitting down in the barbershop chairs.

The guys debate the best sports movie of all time, get into the tough love that comes from your dad, but question why  moms  get all the credit. Shady talks about mentally weak superstar athletes, Trey shares his clubbing adventures, and Rob is giving game on how to get rich by 50, and why Black people seem to dominate every sport they touch.

0:00 - Intro
00:52 - G.O.A.T sports movie?
06:51 - LeSean McCoy talks relationship with son
08:13 - The Drive to Become a Professional
15:32 - Do Professional Sports Push Certain Narratives?
21:04 - Which Generation Does It Best?
24:24 - Is Skating a White Culture Thing?
36:23 - Why Representation In Sports Matter
42:50 - The Pros and Cons of Professional Sports
47:47 - The Importance of Financial Literacy
53:38 - Does Good Performance Equal More Freedom Sports?

It&rsquo;s a Ridiculousness reunion on this week&rsquo;s episode of #TheShop&hellip;.kinda. Our hosts, Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett, are joined by some of the best to do it in three different lanes. Rob Dyrdek, LeSean McCoy, and Trey Murphy are sitting down in the barbershop chairs.
The guys debate the best sports movie of all time, get into the tough love that comes from your dad, but question why &nbsp;moms &nbsp;get all the credit. Shady talks about mentally weak superstar athletes, Trey shares his clubbing adventures, and Rob is giving game on how to get rich by 50, and why Black people seem to dominate every sport they touch.
0:00 - Intro 00:52 - G.O.A.T sports movie? 06:51 - LeSean McCoy talks relationship with son 08:13 - The Drive to Become a Professional 15:32 - Do Professional Sports Push Certain Narratives? 21:04 - Which Generation Does It Best? 24:24 - Is Skating a White Culture Thing? 36:23 - Why Representation In Sports Matter 42:50 - The Pros and Cons of Professional Sports 47:47 - The Importance of Financial Literacy 53:38 - Does Good Performance Equal More Freedom Sports?

Rob Dyrdek, LeSean McCoy and Trey Murphy: Best Sports Movies, Getting Rich by 50 & Dad Lessons

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Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett have Van Lathan and Vic Mensa pull up to #TheShop for a conversation that covers it all. From the animated movies that make grown men cry, fighting Jonah Hill, whether Star Wars might be kinda buns, and the effect certain songs may have on the culture. 

They also discuss  if being athletic is a requirement for men, if Jake Paul can really fight, and what the experience of taking a Honey Pack can do for your life.  

0:00 - Intro
0:49 - Van Lathan and Vic Mensa join the show
01:02 - The Crew breaks down Cartoons
03:50 - Teaching Acceptance From a Young Age
08:04 - Society is a pendulum
11:22 - Who could run the country the best
12:47 - The Fight Never Stops
19:19 - The Squad Breaks down Game of Thrones
29:43 - Do men have to be good in sports?
33:06 - Do trained fighters have the most self control?
37:20 - Is Jake Paul a real boxer?
39:41 - The wave of the Honey Packs
45:45 - Vic on the Orange Series

Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett have Van Lathan and Vic Mensa pull up to #TheShop for a conversation that covers it all. From the animated movies that make grown men cry, fighting Jonah Hill, whether Star Wars might be kinda buns, and the effect certain songs may have on the culture.&nbsp;
They also discuss &nbsp;if being athletic is a requirement for men, if Jake Paul can really fight, and what the experience of taking a Honey Pack can do for your life. &nbsp;
0:00 - Intro 0:49 - Van Lathan and Vic Mensa join the show 01:02 - The Crew breaks down Cartoons 03:50 - Teaching Acceptance From a Young Age 08:04 - Society is a pendulum 11:22 - Who could run the country the best 12:47 - The Fight Never Stops 19:19 - The Squad Breaks down Game of Thrones 29:43 - Do men have to be good in sports? 33:06 - Do trained fighters have the most self control? 37:20 - Is Jake Paul a real boxer? 39:41 - The wave of the Honey Packs 45:45 - Vic on the Orange Series

Van Lathan & Vic Mensa: Honey Packs, Jiu-jitsu & Hot Animated Characters

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Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett are joined by comedian Kountry Wayne and Actor Keith Powers in #The Shop. They get into all things relationships…including if women really need to cook to secure a man, what you can learn from working with your partner, and if couples should go 50/50.

Kountry shares why he caters to the ‘auntie’ audience online, and why it’s important to make grandma proud to be successful. The guys also talk about  AI Jesus,  why having an army of kids may be a good thing, and being a stay at home boyfriend.

(0:00) - Intro
(0:59) - Is cancel culture done? 
(4:55) - People who like dogs more than people
(8:25) - Does Kountry Wayne have a favorite kid? 
(13:16) - Which family members get an invite to the wedding? 
(16:01) - Taco getting engaged soon
(20:04) -  Kountry Wayne on being a vegan
(26:06) - Working with your romantic partner
(28:11) - Dating different zodiac signs
(30:28) - Going 50/50 in a relationship
(34:59) - Kountry Wayne speaks on his first marriage
(38:09) - The impact of social media on relationships
(40:27) - Being in competition with your romantic partner
(46:00) - Kountry Wayne knowing his audience
(55:44) - Using social media in a way that works for you
(1:00:31) - How Kountry Wayne built his social media empire
(1:02:13) - Have you seen the AI Jesus app? 
(1:05:123) - Should you hurt people’s feelings in comedy

Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett are joined by comedian Kountry Wayne and Actor Keith Powers in #The Shop. They get into all things relationships&hellip;including if women really need to cook to secure a man, what you can learn from working with your partner, and if couples should go 50/50.
Kountry shares why he caters to the &lsquo;auntie&rsquo; audience online, and why it&rsquo;s important to make grandma proud to be successful. The guys also talk about &nbsp;AI Jesus, &nbsp;why having an army of kids may be a good thing, and being a stay at home boyfriend.
(0:00) - Intro (0:59) - Is cancel culture done?&nbsp; (4:55) - People who like dogs more than people (8:25) - Does Kountry Wayne have a favorite kid?&nbsp; (13:16) - Which family members get an invite to the wedding?&nbsp; (16:01) - Taco getting engaged soon (20:04) - &nbsp;Kountry Wayne on being a vegan (26:06) - Working with your romantic partner (28:11) - Dating different zodiac signs (30:28) - Going 50/50 in a relationship (34:59) - Kountry Wayne speaks on his first marriage (38:09) - The impact of social media on relationships (40:27) - Being in competition with your romantic partner (46:00) - Kountry Wayne knowing his audience (55:44) - Using social media in a way that works for you (1:00:31) - How Kountry Wayne built his social media empire (1:02:13) - Have you seen the AI Jesus app?&nbsp; (1:05:123) - Should you hurt people&rsquo;s feelings in comedy

Kountry Wayne & Keith Powers: Stay at Home Boyfriend, AI Jesus & 50/50 Relationships

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This week, #TheShop is all about the hosts, Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett. They break down when it makes sense to code-switch, why kids today are missing out on having ‘Big Homies’ in their lives, and unpack if you should loan money to friends and family. 

The guys also discuss the lasting impact of being a part of adult conversations as kids, why having a smart mouth is required if you’re short, the art of roasting, and what it takes to make our hosts shed a tear.

0:00 - Intro
1:43 - Taco on Code-Switching
8:50 - Black Skateboard Culture & Growing Up in California
14:50 - Being Exposed to Explicit Content at a Young Age
18:01 - When Did You Get Your First Cell Phone?
23:17 - Social Media Was Never Meant for This
32:40 - Why the World Is Lacking Big Homies
37:00 - What Makes Someone a Real Friend?
42:31 - Childhood Stories & Upbringing
53:10 - When Was the Last Time You Cried?
55:40 - The Slippery Slope of Relationships

This week, #TheShop is all about the hosts, Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett. They break down when it makes sense to code-switch, why kids today are missing out on having &lsquo;Big Homies&rsquo; in their lives, and unpack if you should loan money to friends and family.&nbsp;
The guys also discuss the lasting impact of being a part of adult conversations as kids, why having a smart mouth is required if you&rsquo;re short, the art of roasting, and what it takes to make our hosts shed a tear.
0:00 - Intro 1:43 - Taco on Code-Switching 8:50 - Black Skateboard Culture &amp; Growing Up in California 14:50 - Being Exposed to Explicit Content at a Young Age 18:01 - When Did You Get Your First Cell Phone? 23:17 - Social Media Was Never Meant for This 32:40 - Why the World Is Lacking Big Homies 37:00 - What Makes Someone a Real Friend? 42:31 - Childhood Stories &amp; Upbringing 53:10 - When Was the Last Time You Cried? 55:40 - The Slippery Slope of Relationships

The Shop: Allow Me to Reintroduce Myself

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Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett bring two New York Icons to  #TheShop;  legendary rapper Fabolous and the one & only Greg Yuna are pulling up a chair this week. They get into the aftermath of the East Coast vs West Coast rap beef, what Tupac would’ve done with social media, who really belongs on a top New York rappers list, and if men are outdoing women with jewelry. 

The guys also discuss the social content that draws audiences in on the regular, what the mixtape era used to do for hip hop, if reinvention is really the move, and how the meaning of “being cool” has switched up on us. 

(0:00) - Intro
(0:45) - Fabolous and Greg Yuna join the show
(1:37) - Fab and Greg’s jewelry essentials and regrets
(5:42) - Why Fab sampled a West Coast track for his first song
(8:06) - Greg’s Top 5 New York rappers
(9:00) - Fab on hip hop being taboo
(12:26) -  Greg’s story on being a childhood player
(16:00) - Have mixtapes died nowadays?
(24:26) - How would social media would have changed Fab’s early career?
(26:18) - Greg on his 6th Ave shoots
(27:20) - The reason Greg likes storytelling
( 29:00) - Greg and Fab reinventing themselves in their career
(34:50) - How being a cool rapper changed in 2026
(36:53) - What does style represent to Fab?
(38:38) - What jewelry represents for men vs. women?
(40:21) - Does taste in jewelry matter?
(41:28) - Lab vs. natural diamonds
(43:05) - How do Greg and Fab measure success?

Steelo Brim and Travis Bennett bring two New York Icons to &nbsp;#TheShop; &nbsp;legendary rapper Fabolous and the one &amp; only Greg Yuna are pulling up a chair this week. They get into the aftermath of the East Coast vs West Coast rap beef, what Tupac would&rsquo;ve done with social media, who really belongs on a top New York rappers list, and if men are outdoing women with jewelry.&nbsp;
The guys also discuss the social content that draws audiences in on the regular, what the mixtape era used to do for hip hop, if reinvention is really the move, and how the meaning of &ldquo;being cool&rdquo; has switched up on us.&nbsp;
(0:00) - Intro (0:45) - Fabolous and Greg Yuna join the show (1:37) - Fab and Greg&rsquo;s jewelry essentials and regrets (5:42) - Why Fab sampled a West Coast track for his first song (8:06) - Greg&rsquo;s Top 5 New York rappers (9:00) - Fab on hip hop being taboo (12:26) - &nbsp;Greg&rsquo;s story on being a childhood player (16:00) - Have mixtapes died nowadays? (24:26) - How would social media would have changed Fab&rsquo;s early career? (26:18) - Greg on his 6th Ave shoots (27:20) - The reason Greg likes storytelling ( 29:00) - Greg and Fab reinventing themselves in their career (34:50) - How being a cool rapper changed in 2026 (36:53) - What does style represent to Fab? (38:38) - What jewelry represents for men vs. women? (40:21) - Does taste in jewelry matter? (41:28) - Lab vs. natural diamonds (43:05) - How do Greg and Fab measure success?

Fabolous & Greg Yuna: Missing the Mixtape Era, The Top 5 New York Rappers, and The Meaning of Cool 

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