In this episode of 808’s & Convo, we dive into some heavy headlines and real conversations about accountability, industry politics, and the music that raised us.

First up, we break down the Ray J & Princess Love livestream chaos — the allegations, the gun being drawn, the fact that their child was present, and what this says about public meltdowns, safety, and why this toxic behavior could be detrimental on both parties.

Then we get into T-Pain’s claim that there’s no real brotherhood in the music industry. Is he right? And deeper than that — should we be categorizing the people in our own lives? Friends, acquaintances, opportunists, supporters… do we need labels to protect ourselves?

We also discuss the new 50 Cent-produced Netflix documentary on Diddy, how it’s helping piece together a timeline of Diddy’s alleged behavior, and what this means for legacy, power, and accountability in entertainment.

And to close the episode, we tap into nostalgia and debate our favorite 90’s albums of the week:

• Share My World — Mary J. Blige

• Life After Death — The Notorious B.I.G.

• It’s Dark & Hell Is Hot — DMX

• The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill — Lauryn Hill

A little drama, a little reflection, and a whole lot of culture.

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Opening Set Of The Week:

That’s The Way Love Goes- Janet Jackson

I Get Around- 2Pac

I’ll Be There For You/You’re All I Need- Method Man & Mary J. Blige

Hate Me Now- Nas feat. Diddy