In this episode of On What Tho Podcast, BariBeatz, King Muse, and JWest4Life dive into the current music scene and take it all the way back to the streets of Memphis and the sounds of Boom Bap. Kicking things off, the guys talk about Gucci Mane’s latest project, which has everyone feeling nostalgic for the old days. From DJ Drama’s southern flair to Gucci’s certified bangers, the squad shares their thoughts on how Gucci’s return to form is taking us back to the golden days of summer 2008.

Next up, they dive into the verses of Memphis—giving flowers to legendary acts like Project Pat, Three 6 Mafia, and Gangsta Boo, while discussing how Memphis has always been at the center of the culture, influencing everything from sound to style.

The conversation then takes a turn as the crew talks about Boom Bap—an East Coast subgenre of hip-hop that has stood the test of time. They explore 38 Spesh’s new project Gunsmoke, discuss what makes Boom Bap so timeless, and why it's more than just a sound, but a vibe that resonates deeply with hip-hop purists.

Lastly, the guys tackle a deep question from a listener about racial and cultural stereotypes. They unpack how stereotypes are shaped by media, history, and environment, and whether it’s possible to change these ingrained biases.

Key Segments:

1. Gucci Mane’s Return: How the latest Gucci project takes us back to the early 2000s and why he still sounds like the old Gucci.
2. Memphis Influence: The everlasting impact of Memphis on hip-hop culture, from Project Pat to Young Dolph.
3. Boom Bap Spotlight: Exploring 38 Spesh’s Gunsmoke and why the Boom Bap sound continues to resonate with hip-hop fans.
4. Stereotypes in Culture: Can racial and cultural stereotypes be changed, or are they too deeply ingrained in society?
5. New Music Discoveries: What’s everyone listening to this week? From Boom Bap to Southern Trap, the guys share their latest finds.

From music nostalgia to heavy cultural conversations, this episode packs a powerful punch. If you’re here for the music or looking to dive deeper into the cultural conversation, we’ve got you covered.