The Man Dem Show

This week, Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez break down the official dismissal of Drake's defamation lawsuit against Universal Music Group. The guys discuss the fallout from the Kendrick Lamar battle, what this loss means for Drake's career, and why some Toronto media personalities are now turning on him.The conversation gets heated as they dive into Friday's viral tweets questioning Toronto's loyalty , Nav's direct "shut up" response , and Nav's surprise appearance at Northside Benji's hometown show.Plus, the mandem react to Moula 1st's return to the streets with a new freestyle and music video and a fire snippet from Casper TNG that needs to take over the clubs.Also in this episode: Revisiting Jay-Z's controversial Memphis Bleek lyric , John Cena's potential final WWE opponent getting leaked , and Saweetie's alleged escort past getting exposed by a former friend.Follow us on social media @TheGTVNetwork and let us know your thoughts on the episode!

In this episode, Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez are joined by special guests Nickey June and her sister Melissa for a candid and wide-ranging conversation. The crew breaks down the specifics of P. Diddy's 4-year prison sentence and what the Mann Act actually entails. They also jump into a heated debate about the hierarchy of the streaming world, comparing the massive success of Kai Cenat, IShowSpeed, and Aiden Ross to determine who is truly number one. The discussion then turns local, with a deep-dive into why the Toronto music scene is built on hype and why so many artists have to leave the city to find success.

This week, the Man Dem are recording in a dynamic environment with special guest Nickey June having a live photoshoot in the background! The episode kicks off with the guys discussing the recent technical difficulties and lost content that have been plaguing them.The main conversation turns to the major legal news surrounding Sean "Diddy" Combs, who has been sentenced to 50 months in prison. Guttzy and Vagez analyze the judge's reasoning, clarifying that the sentence is for the Mann Act conviction and not the other highly publicized allegations.The guys then dive into the announcement of "OVO Presents: Vybz Kartel" in Toronto, sparking a debate on whether the dancehall legend needs Drake's platform to succeed in the city, or if Drake is the one who benefits more from the association. They also discuss Guttzy's theory on why OVO Fest isn't happening: the Toronto music scene isn't strong enough right now.Finally, Guttzy Guttz delivers an epic, frustrated rant about the video game Alan Wake 2 , while Vagez shares his thoughts on the Call of Duty Black Ops 7 beta. This leads to a conversation about gamer girlfriends and Guttzy's shocking progress in Candy Crush.

This week, the guys give their unfiltered review of Druski's comedy show in Toronto, from the performances to the "twerk cam." They also get into the OVO Fest drama, discussing the no-shows from Soulja Boy, Drake, and Justin Bieber, and debate whether Toronto's music scene has lost its way. Plus, a wild story about a man claiming to be betrayed by Harriet Tubman's family, the latest on YFN Lucci and Young Thug, and much more.0:00 - Intro: The guys kick off episode 155.4:36 - Druski Show Review: A deep dive into the Druski comedy show in Toronto, from the opening acts to the "twerk cam".7:21 - OVO Fest Drama: The crew discusses the no-shows of Soulja Boy, Drake, and Justin Bieber at OVO Fest.9:46 - Roy Woods & Smiley Performances: A review of the performances by Roy Woods and Smiley.14:50 - Is Toronto's Audience "Uncultured"?: A debate on whether the music scene and audience in Toronto have lost their way.33:08 - OVO Fest Discussion: Further discussion and analysis of OVO Fest.43:18 - Young Thug's Influence: The guys talk about the influence of Young Thug on Toronto artists.59:07 - YFN Lucci & Young Thug Situation: An update on the ongoing situation between YFN Lucci and Young Thug.1:12:00 - Faking the Beef?: The crew debates whether YFN Lucci and Young Thug are faking their beef for publicity.1:33:36 - Violence in Media: A discussion on the normalization of violence in media and its impact.1:49:08 - State of Toronto's Music Scene: The guys give their final thoughts on the current state of the music scene in Toronto.1:53:01 - Justin Trudeau Blackface Scandal: A look back at the Justin Trudeau blackface scandal and its repercussions.1:57:02 - Betrayed by Harriet Tubman's "Aunties": The crew reacts to a viral video of a man claiming to have been betrayed by relatives of Harriet Tubman.2:17:44 - Morning vs. Nighttime Sex: A lighthearted debate on the best time of day for intimacy.2:24:40 - Outro: The guys wrap up the show and thank the listeners.

This week on The Man Dem Show, we're holding nothing back. We start with a full breakdown and honest review of Cardi B’s highly anticipated new album—did it live up to the hype or was it a major flop? We debate the controversial inclusion of old hits like "WAP" and question if her rap style has evolved after an eight-year wait.Then, we switch gears for a food reaction video featuring treats from two amazing sponsors. We taste-test a delicious Oreo brownie and banana bread from Cooking with Passion before diving into the viral SnackRite Exotics mashup: the Oreo Reese's cookie and the Reese's cup with Oreo inside. Which combo reigns supreme?We also get into the latest hip-hop news, discussing everything from Drake's baby mama's kickboxing skills to the drama surrounding streamer D4VD. Plus, we break down the alarming rise in youth gun violence in Toronto, analyzing the statistics and exploring potential solutions.Finally, things get heated as we address the online drama and backlash from our recent episodes, setting the record straight.Tune in for unfiltered commentary, hilarious moments, and serious discussions.Topics Covered:Cardi B New Album ReviewFood Reaction: Oreo Brownie & Banana BreadSnack Taste Test: Oreo Reese's CookiesHip-Hop News & Pop CultureYouth Gun Violence in TorontoSpotify's New Terms of Service for ArtistsPodcast Drama & Response to Haters

This week, the mandem dissect Dame Dash’s chaotic appearance on The Breakfast Club, questioning if his aggressive energy is a result of him being a "hater" who can't stand the success of his former Roc-A-Fella partners. They also try to make sense of Cardi B's jumbled-up album rollout, which includes a new baby, a tour, and lingering label issues, questioning if her career can survive a flop. The episode takes a somber turn as the guys share personal stories about fallen Toronto artist YTN Paco and discuss the urgent need for a better industry infrastructure to prevent more tragedies in their city. From debating the greatest modern songwriter to calling out Saweetie for her "pretty punishment" excuses, this episode is packed with unfiltered takes.

Hip-hop royalty joins the Mandem! The legendary Mr. Cheeks of The Lost Boyz sits down for a must-hear conversation about his iconic career. He shares the origin story of the group, revealing how the label initially only wanted to sign him. Mr. Cheeks provides an insider's perspective on the golden era of hip-hop, discussing the creative energy of the time and the importance of authenticity.Dive deep into the music as Cheeks finally tells the true, multi-layered story behind the classic storytelling track "Renee" and discusses his role as an uncredited pioneer of the melodic rap style that has influenced generations of artists. He also drops a gem about his biggest solo hit, "Lights, Camera, Action," revealing the superstar who turned the beat down first. From memories of Freaky Tah to his thoughts on today's hip-hop landscape, this is a conversation that covers it all.

This week, Guttzy Guttz, DJ Laz Vagez, and SXM are joined by special guest Paris, who shares her powerful and raw story of surviving a shooting. The Man Dem discuss her road to recovery, the social media fallout, and the systemic issues surrounding victim support. The crew also tackles the week's most contentious topics, including a full breakdown of the protests at Christie Park, a reaction to the leaked Drake and Pressa collaboration, and a heated debate on the public's response to Charlie Kirk's death. From Toronto politics to hip-hop drama, this episode covers it all.

This week, Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez tackle the shocking assassination of political commentator Charlie Kirk, exploring the intense climate and the irony of his pro-gun advocacy. The guys then launch into a massive hip-hop debate, analyzing Jay-Z's extensive collaboration history to determine if he has shown more love to Southern artists than to his New York peers. This sparks a similar conversation about Drake's relationship with the Toronto music scene and whether he's done enough to uplift local talent. The episode also covers the tragic updates in the Jahvai Roy case , Lizzo's recent comments on the state of the music industry , and bombshell rumors of a potential RICO case set to shake up Hot 97 and the entire radio business.

Donate in Memory of Zalayah McDonald | https://gofund.me/292abac9bThis week, Guttzy and Intern are running the show solo. They break down the flood of Young Thug's leaked jail calls, which shed light on the origins of the Drake vs. Metro Boomin beef and contain wild pillow talk about his peers . This leads to a bigger discussion about a conspiracy that Drake's own label, UMG, is using Justin Bieber to sabotage his chances of breaking Michael Jackson's historic record . The guys also tackle a difficult question spurred by recent online drama: what could a child do that would make a parent disown them? . Plus, condolences to Tin Man, updates on the shooting of artist Lolita, and a classic debate of Ninja Turtles vs. Power Rangers .

This week, the man dem tackle Drake's ambitious but flawed 'Ice Man' livestream and new music drop. The crew also gets into a heated debate about comedy, race, and double standards after watching Druski's viral "whiteface" sketch. Plus, they unpack the latest Toronto drama being exposed by Icy, involving Moolah's baby mama, and the ongoing comparisons between artists Casper and Sav. From the shocking story of how Mister Rogers helped the porn industry to Charlamagne's wild take on Glorilla vs. Nicki Minaj, this episode covers all the chaotic headlines of the week.

This week, Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez unpack the massive Young Thug controversy, breaking down his leaked interrogation tapes and comparing the reaction to the Tekashi 6ix9ine situation. They also react to the shocking phone call where Thug detailed Scooter Braun's $320 million purchase of Quality Control. Guttzy sounds off on the nightmare that is Toronto traffic, calling for a complete overhaul of the city's roads. The guys give a full, spoiler-heavy review of the Dexter season finale and discuss the industry shakeup at Hot 97, where DJ Enuff was fired and is now pointing the finger directly at Funkmaster Flex. From heated debates on street politics to nostalgic conversations about the best mall food courts, this episode covers it all.

This week, the guys tackle Top5's wild claims about Chromazz, breaking down his list of names and separating fact from cap. They then dive into the controversy surrounding Young Thug's resurfaced 2015 interrogation video, debating the definition of "snitching" and who stands to gain from its release. The conversation also explores the current hip-hop landscape, questioning why Gunna is winning while Lil Baby is falling off. Finally, Guttzy and Vagez get into a passionate debate about the quality of Toronto artists, challenging the narrative that the city's music scene is "trash" and calling for more local support.

This week on The Man Dem Show, DJ Laz Vagez and Tia Taylorrr from the 'Tia Told Me' show sit down with Toronto rapper and community leader, Germz, for a raw and unfiltered conversation about personal transformation, street life, and the power of unity.Germz shares his incredible story of transitioning from being a "dark Toronto man" to a passionate community advocate, using his influence for good. He details the 13-year journey of running grassroots programs in his neighborhood, often paying out of pocket before learning to navigate the grant system to secure crucial funding for the youth.The discussion goes deep into the harsh realities of the justice system. Germz gives a first-hand account of:His violent encounters with police, who he says beat him for hours while handcuffed.His time in jail, which he argues is not built for rehabilitation but instead turns inmates into "animals" and better criminals.Why he pled guilty to a crime despite not being guilty, citing "collateral damage" used by police against his family.As an artist, Germz explains the duality of creating his "Gun City" EP while simultaneously running "Stop the Violence" initiatives. He describes his music not as a promotion of violence, but as a form of journalism reflecting the reality of his environment and his trauma. This is his story of turning pain into purpose, using the power of community to bridge the gap between resources and the people who need them most.Follow Germz's journey and initiatives:Instagram: @toliveand_dieintoSpotify: G-Vill

This week, Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez tackle Drake's latest controversial move: helping influencer Bobby Althoff launch a new podcast while staying silent on critical issues in his own city. The guys discuss Drake's complicated relationship with Toronto and his preference for mainstream platforms over Black-owned media.The episode also includes a heartfelt tribute to the late Toronto rapper Jay Whiss of the Prime Boys, who passed away from brain cancer , and a frank discussion about his family's privacy during his illness. Guttzy sounds off on the Toronto fanbase for what he calls a lack of genuine support for local talent compared to the hero's welcome given to international artists.Topics also include: BCF Bunna's recent arrest , the shocking knockout by Rampage Jackson's son , the cancellation of the 'Dexter' prequel , and a deep dive into the latest episode of 'Dexter: Resurrection'.

On episode 145 of The Man Dem Show, Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez bring the energy with their breakdown of the 'Songs of the Week'. This episode is packed with certified bangers, including deep dives into Migos' "Versace, Rae Sremmurd's "This Could Be Us," and other classic hip-hop anthems that get the club jumping.Please note: This is an AUDIO ONLY episode due to DJ Laz Vagez accidentally deleting the video footage (we're still giving him a hard time for it!). Tune in for the hilarious commentary, hot takes, and a trip down memory lane.

On this week's "Songs of the Week," Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez are in the trenches, analyzing some of the most legendary tracks in the game. The guys revisit the absolute classic "Who Dat" by JT Money and break down the southern dominance of Lil Scrappy.Plus, the crew puts you on to new bangers from Toronto's own Savv4x. Get ready to update your playlist!

This week, Guttzy Guttz and DJ Laz Vagez sit down with R&B artist Aaron Ridge for a must-hear discussion. Aaron gets brutally honest about why he can't support Chris Brown, sparking a necessary conversation about accountability and violence. The crew also dissects Drake's complicated relationship with Toronto, Tyla's controversial album rollout , and Jermaine Dupri's wild admission that his mentors like Quincy Jones told him never to get married.

This week, Guttzy and Vagez tackle the tough conversations, starting with the tragic gun violence impacting Toronto and the need for change. The guys also lighten the mood by debating a wild 'Greatest Male Singers of All Time' list , questioning if Cardi B's run is over after her latest track , and reviewing some truly outdated marriage advice from 1913. Plus, they share personal stories of petty revenge after a breakup and remember the legacy of Toronto artist Redway.In this episode, we discuss:The tragic shooting of 8-year-old Jahvai Roy in Toronto and the city's response.Updates on Toronto artists: K Money is home, Snoopy's party gets wild, and where is Top 5?.Reacting to a Top 10 list of the greatest singers, including Freddie Mercury, Michael Jackson, and Prince.A quiz on which rappers have achieved Diamond album status.Cardi B's "Imaginary Playerz" freestyle: Is her album going to flop?.The backlash against the Minnesota Vikings hiring a male cheerleader.Why the season finale of 'BMF' was so disappointing.Remembering Toronto hip-hop legend Redway, ten years after his passing.A hilarious breakdown of marriage tips from over a century ago.Hosted by Guttzy Guttz & DJ Laz Vagez. Filmed by Intern.Follow us and subscribe for new episodes from The Man Dem Show.

This week, DJ Laz Vagez and Guttzy Guttz dive deep into the cultural conversation surrounding Top5's highly-publicized interview with Adam22 on No Jumper, breaking down its significance for the Toronto scene. The episode takes a turn when the hosts address the controversy between DJ Natural and the Relentless Diaries podcast, getting DJ Natural himself on the line to share his perspective. The guys also unpack the ongoing beef between content creators Friday Ricky Dred and Curtis King. Capping it off, they engage in a heated debate to determine the definitive top 10 rap songs of the last decade and discuss the surprising cancellation of the BET Hip Hop and Soul Train Awards.