The way J Valentine is singing this episode I love it. I know he likes being in the background but please J. Valentine SING MORE! Loved this episode soo much
After countless mentions, it’s time to finally bring Ciara on in the room! People don’t give her the respect she deserves in public but clearly she is amazing and needs to tell her story ‼️
@@anniem.670I don't know...Ciara doesn't open up but so much. she is careful about what she say. On this show, you have to be open and free. I would love to see her on here butshe gotta talk about more than her kids and russell.
@@Rockkin23 They not going in depth anymore like they used to anyway… Tank always cutting someone off with damn keyboard now 🙄 they have a method now, and it’s been like at least 10 people that I already knew their story a bit more than others and they literally skipped whole sections of these peoples stories… or now what they’ll do is only talk about the first few singles or songs… episodes not as long etc. So Ciara should be able to handle this… she was just on the Shaderoom handling those questions, this is a cake walk, cause these are her peers and it’s not malicious and they not asking about her personal life. You saying she don’t open up much, but if you’re a real fan we already know her story, she was being documented before she even graduated high school, like BET was literally at her prom and graduation filming her story. Nonetheless, I agree she should come on as I can in my head already remember 4 episodes where she’s been mentioned.
I can picture a young 16 yr old Ciara being full of energy and dancing all the time. Then when Jazzy said she and her friends would be dancing and making up routines hit home cause my friends and I did the same shit as teenagers. 😂You had to have a dance routine that the whole crew knew lol Ciara is hands down one of the greatest dancers of all time. Nobody can take that from her! 💯
This interview was everything!!! Omg I learned soooooo much!!! When J Valentine said “here he go with that stupid ass song” I screamed lmaoooooooo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
We need Monica on here. People often leave her out of the conversations but she is a legend. Started in the game as a teen. Still relevant. And her STYLE…..omg. Slept on Forreal. Can’t believe I haven’t heard her name in anyone’s Voltron yet.
I’m not sure how y’all haven’t been nominated for an award yet…because y’all are the most consistent podcast out here. Great questions, interviews, and chemistry!! Y’all #1 🎉
Well I ain't saying no names... Buuuttt... It's the entertainment industry... Great conversations, knowledge, real talent and wisdom is not rewarded... Versus almost naked women, mumble rap, non talent and questionable looking young men.
Pha need a second episode! Student and master all wrapped in one! This was a WHOLE masterclass…Since yall in Atlanta, would love to see T Pain slide through
This show is just soooo good! Make sure when they start doing "Hip Hop Money" and Gospel Money" and "Rock Money" that yall get paid in Equity because yall started something Major!
Respect to Jazze Pha for mentioning Erick Sermon. What people don't realize is that Erick Sermon played a very strong part in the Atlanta music scene aside from Jermaine Dupri and Dallas Austin. Being that he was from NY, he was down in ATL making big moves early. People hate to give Erick his flowers but truth be told he did his thing in Atlanta.
Congrats on TGT getting back together but ummm errrr uhhh… Please Don’t let that stand in the way of our podcast 🥺 These episodes are magical! All of them! ❤
First of all, Jazzi Pha is IT!!!! Living out the family legacy, taking it up 1000 notches! Whew! Secondly, SING J!!!!!!!!! We hear you… and you did not miss! Waiting on your album, sir!
Jazze came into the game an OG!! This ep is undoubtedly in my TOP FIIIIVE!!!! (mytop5) Glad DJ Mark the 45 King got his props in this ep. I got chills hearing it after news of his passing. Oh boy. Thank you to all the legendary ancestors mentioned today 🙏🏾 This pod has been a blessing. I may not comment as often as I used to bc life be lifin' but still here, still a fan, and appreciate the enlightenment, education, and preservation of a culture. 🙏🏾
I’ll tell you the Hell what, I knew what this episode was before I even watched. Jazze is definitely one of them ones. That man knows his music and it shows. I’ve been binge watching this podcast, y’all are so necessary!💜
Memphian here!!! And that Bobby Womack and Al Green being in Jazzy’s top 5 did it for me!!!! And my Gma used to sing background for a lot of Stax artists! Lastly, we could do a part 2 with him just to hear all of his stories. Omg this man was by MJ right after his incident with the Pepsi commercial. Whaattt!!! 🔥🔥🔥
j. valentine was singing a lot this episode 😊❤️ i KNEW he could sing but i didnt realize how fluid & clean his voice was!! that bit of “superstar” was beautiful 🥲 & hearing him sing “running back to you” knowin he didnt grow up in church choked me up 🥹🦋 he needs to cover those two songs & just upload to youtube with just tank on keys, if anything/one else at all….i highkey pray for EVERYONE to find & receive Jesus! let the music minister to him/them Lord!! ❤️🙏🏽
Agreed!!! That's why it's important to never be ashamed of the gospel I think becuase He is friend with people like Tank, Issac Caree, and of course his bother Bobby he is surround by people who love Jesus and its so beautiful !! ❤
I absolutely loved this episode! This man is a phenomenal storyteller and so fun. I love his social posts as well. The valentine was feelin it today he sang a little Luther. We need more episodes like this. 💚💙
I love yall for appreciating people ❤ This generation is so sad and full of haters. I love our music and our culture. There's love and joy in our styles of music. I play my mom's and dad's soul and blues all the way up to my 90s , 2000s, til now. It's a beautiful thing to hear these stories, see these artists and producers, because they contributed so much to our childhoods and upbringing, our lives. You can hear a song and remember the best day in high-school or the day you got pregnant 😂 I'm just saying I love the support, acknowledgment, and safe space that's provided here to show love to music. That's hard to find in this fake, hateful generation.
Respect 🫡 Respect ✊🏾 to R&B Money for getting Jazzy PHA🫶🏽👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 on here to tell his Legendary STORY 🤲🏾👌🏾🤘🏾✌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
@R&B Money Podcast, this pod is NECESSARY! Such a great episode and Jazzy’s musical history is ridiculous. His backstory is phenomenal and his ability to draw you in with the way he’s telling the story is enthralling. Superb today! 💸🫶🏾
Damn! That was a huge Statement! "My Dad was the Bass Player for the Bar Kays!" Damn Jazze Phe has always been my Dude, but that is some Real Musical Pedigree! #SALUTE Love the Bar Kays!
Glad Memphis is getting it's long overdue love. Thanks for showcasing our home grown talent and highlighting how the city has impacted several artists in the industry!!!! TELA and Jazze Pha's ShoNuff' is a Southern Classic. Nupes still skroll to it !!!!
