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Live from Los Angeles, Justin Credible sits down with the legendary Mars—producer, musician, and member of 1500 or Nothin’. From his early roots in the church to shaping the sound of hip-hop and R&B, Mars has built a career working with some of the biggest names in the industry. He shares the origin of his name, his journey through music production, lessons learned from Nipsey Hussle, working with Jay-Z and Snoop Dogg, and his philosophy on patience, consistency, and making music for the people. This episode is packed with inspiration, wisdom, and behind-the-scenes stories from a true industry veteran.  

In this episode of the Justin Credible Podcast, host Justin sits down with the extraordinary Ron “Boss" Everline, the mastermind behind the global fitness movement Just Train. As a renowned trainer and entrepreneur Boss shares his journey from aspiring NFL player to becoming a fitness icon who trains some of the biggest names in entertainment, including Kevin Hart. Together, they explore the importance of mindset, discipline, and building a community that uplifts one another. This episode is packed with valuable insights for anyone looking to level up their physical, mental, and entrepreneurial game.  

This exciting episode of Justin sits down with the legendary Consequence. From reflecting on his early connections with California to diving into his illustrious hip-hop journey, Consequence shares profound insights about his career, legacy, and the evolution of music. He also sheds light on the importance of building generational wealth, passing down lessons, and ensuring that those who come next are set up for success. Real Talk About Industry Deals: Sometimes, deals aren’t what they seem, and navigating these situations can lead to unexpected lessons about trust and fairness. Business Is Personal: Even the biggest names in the game have to confront the reality that business deals often come with unexpected consequences. Handshake Agreements and Their Pitfalls: What happens when two people have different expectations about a deal? We discuss the challenges that arise in these situations. Dealing with Public Domain: How does the public domain change the way media projects are handled, especially when big nam

The West Coast artist opens up about his journey in the music industry, emphasizing the importance of independence and owning his creative process. From recording an entire deluxe album in just a few weeks to collaborating with other heavyweights like Blast and Mustard, 1TAKEJAY shares his perspective on what it takes to make it in the game, his recording process, and what keeps him going. Independent Success: 1TAKEJAY values freedom over signing with labels, allowing him to control his music and career. Unmatched Work Ethic: He recorded 45 songs in just one month, proving hard work pays off. Quick Studio Work: 1TAKEJAY creates new tracks in as little as 24 hours, focusing on speed and quality. Power of Collaboration: He shares how working with talented artists like Blast and Mustard elevates his music. Creative Flow: Staying relaxed and listening to podcasts helps him tap into his creativity in the studio. Global Impact: His music has millions of streams, especially on the West Coast, showing organic growth.

In this episode, Justin sits down with rising hip-hop star Mark Lux for an inspiring and dynamic conversation. Hailing from Los Angeles, Mark Lux is a multifaceted artist, storyteller, and creative force behind the brand Slumsums. Together, they dive deep into his influences, creative process, and the lessons learned on his journey to success. From breaking down his "big three" in hip-hop to reflecting on the struggles that shaped his artistry, Mark delivers insights that resonate beyond music. Mark Lux’s Hip-Hop Big Three: Mark shares his top three influential artists—Kendrick Lamar, Lauryn Hill, and Drake—and how their music shaped his creative perspective. Soundtrack of the City: Mark recalls cruising through L.A. to "Money Trees" by Kendrick Lamar and how the track captures the essence of the city. Mamba Mentality: A basketball lover at heart, Mark explains how Kobe Bryant’s relentless mindset inspired him to approach music with the same dedication and passion. The Dual Edge of Social Media: Mark reflects

Dom Kennedy: Life, Music, Fatherhood, Nipsey Hussle & Independence   Stay tuned for more incredible content from Justin Credible.  If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to like, comment, share and subscribe!   Follow Justin Credible on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justin_credible/   #JustinCredible #LosAngelesRap #RapCulture #HipHopCommunity #MusicInspiration #BehindTheMusic #NewHipHop #LAArtists #LAHipHop #HipHopPodcast #MusicCulture #Podcast #Interviews

In this episode, Justin sits down with 38 Spesh to discuss his highly-anticipated album Stabbed & Shot 2, created alongside Benny the Butcher. The conversation dives deep into the art of lyricism, the resurgence of bars in hip-hop, and the creative process behind crafting timeless tracks. 38 Spesh shares insights on collaborating with legends like Busta Rhymes, Ransom, and Dave East, and teases his upcoming short film Mother and Gun, a hip-hop-inspired cinematic masterpiece. Get ready for an episode packed with raw honesty, hip-hop nostalgia, and forward-looking energy! Bars Are Back: 38 Spesh reflects on the revival of lyrical hip-hop and how fans are once again prioritizing substance over flash in their music. Collaborative Magic: He shares how features like Busta Rhymes and Ransom were carefully chosen to elevate the project with unmatched chemistry. The Creative Process: For 38 Spesh, creating music is spiritual—no pen, no pad, and an open connection to inspiration that he never forces. From Studio to

In this episode, Justin Credible sits down with Airplane James, a rising force in LA’s music scene. Representing South Central, James dives into his latest mixtape, "ROAD TO THE EASTSIDE 3, a precursor to his upcoming album East Side Special 3. He discusses the freedom of mixtape creation, his influences, and the intentionality behind every track. From standout collaborations with Jason Martin and Casey Veggies to reflecting on personal growth and his journey through life’s challenges, this episode is an inspiring look at resilience and artistry. Mixtape Vibes: ROTS3 is all about creative freedom—tracks designed to connect directly with the streets while setting the tone for James' forthcoming album. Collaborative Energy: Featuring LA legends like Jason Martin, Casey Veggies, and Ralphie the Plug, James curates a spectrum of talent to celebrate LA's vibrant music culture. LA Sound Redefined: Tracks like "Platinum in the Streets" and "DPG Freestyle" embody the east side of South Central, merging old-school inf

In this episode, Justin is joined by the incredibly talented Che Noir, a rapper and producer from Buffalo, New York. Known for her lyrical prowess and deep storytelling, Che takes us through her journey in the hip-hop world—from growing up surrounded by music in Buffalo to becoming a force in the rap game. She shares insight into her creative process, the challenges she’s overcome, and her latest album, The Lotus Child. Che also talks about her experiences with industry legends and the importance of faith and consistency in achieving success. Hip-hop Roots – Growing up in Buffalo, Che was influenced by the city’s gritty vibe and its deep talent pool, including early inspiration from legends like Benny and DJ Shay. From Producer to Rapper – Before becoming a rapper, Che was a well-known producer in Buffalo, which has shaped her approach to creating music today. Creative Process – Che channels her personal experiences, from life’s struggles to current emotions, into her music, always aiming to give fans a glimp

Harry O on Community First, 33 Years In Prison, Death Row Records, Dre & Snoop (Full Interview) Sponsored by Cutty.  Subscribe Now -    / @watchjustincredible   Follow Justin Credible: @Justin_credible on Instagram   Please hit that like button, comment, and subscribe!

Shordie Shordie on tour life, collab w/ 03 Greedo + new music (full interview)   Follow Justin Credible: @Justin_credible on Instagram

Page Kennedy on Kendrick vs Drake, Battle Rap. Acting + NEW MUSIC (Full Interview) Follow Justin Credible: @Justin_credible on Instagram  

E. NESS on Making The Band, Chapelle Show, Battle Rap + J Cole Apology (Full Interview)   Follow Justin Credible: @Justin_credible on Instagram Please hit that like button, comment, and subscribe!

C5 on Mental Health, Fatherhood, NEW MUSIC, Nipsey Hussle, 50 Cent & MORE! (Full Interview)   Follow Justin Credible: @Justin_credible on Instagram Please hit that like button, comment, and subscribe!

310Babii on SOAK CITY going VIRAL, Soulja Boy influence + KEVIN HART & TRAVIS KELCE (Full Interview) Follow Justin Credible: @Justin_credible on Instagram Please hit that like button, comment, and subscribe!

Fredo Bang on new music, favorite Drake album, top 5 baddies in the game + OnlyFans (Full Interview) Follow Justin Credible: @Justin_credible on Instagram Please hit that like button, comment, and subscribe!

Gudda Brvckin on workin w/ G HERBO, growing up in South Central & new project MY SIDE OF TOWNE (Full Interview)

 The Justin Credible Podcast TK Kirkland on Katt Williams, Jay Z, NWA, DMX+ Kings Of Comedy (Full Interview) TK Kirkland came through for his Justin Credible Podcast and reacted to Katt Williams latest viral moments, talked about his early touring days w/ N.W.A., how he met Jay Z, his comedic Mt. Rushmore, The Kings Of Comedy, challenged Katt Williams to a 20k bet, reveals that he never writes any jokes on paper & more! Watch the full clip above.

Niko G4 joins The Justin Credible Podcast! He explains the meaning behind his new project 'Keep A Small Circle,' shares which artists inspired him coming up on the West Coast, and talks about his experience being in rooms with Dom Kennedy & Nipsey Hussle. Niko also sheds light on the importance of knowing balance and respect in certain situations, and being a fly on the wall to gain valuable insights. 

Kyle joins The Justin Credible Podcast! He shares how his collaboration with Teezo Touchdown came about, and details their studio session together. Kyle talks in-depth about growing up in Ventura, and elaborates on the story behind why he wrote "See you when I'm famous" in his high school yearbook.  Kyle also speaks on how he deals with the highs and lows of the music business, and shares the pros and cons of being an independent artist vs. signed to a major label. Justin asks Kyle about his reaction to hearing his song on Power 106 for the first time, classic hip hop albums, and much more!