The Danza Project

“The internet has made me lose myself.” Summyah joins The Danza Project for Episode 302 to open up about the personal cost of living online—and trying to figure out who she is outside of everyone else’s opinions. She discusses stepping away from social media, the difference between business relationships and real friendships, and how online attention has affected her family and everyday life. Summyah also reflects on her own mistakes, explains why she wants to stop being known for controversy, and shares what starting fresh could look like—even if it means rebuilding with a smaller audience. Beyond the headlines, she talks about school, business ambitions, and the future she wants for herself. Where should creators draw the line between sharing their lives and protecting their peace? Watch the full conversation. Subscribe to The Danza Project and share your thoughts below. #Summyah #TheDanzaProject #MentalHealth #SocialMedia0:00 - Intro 1:26 - Summyah’s mental state today | The Drama comes that comes with the streaming territory 4:27 - Who is Summyah when the cameras are off | The internet 5:48 - Giving up streaming | GTA 6 6:52 - Did life prepare Summyah for this? | Where the personality comes from 10:01 - How Summyah’s Parents and little Brother are reacting to her internet situation 11:30 - Different types of individuals | Rumours & allegations | They overly care 14:00 - How do you take anyone serious? | Summyah’s experience at Streaming University | 15:51 - Why start streaming? | The Cheques from streaming | Taking time off | Dumb S--- Happens 18:45 - Added confidence & her little Brother getting $50 to hold the camera 19:44 - What content Summyah enjoys making | Is Twitch the one? | GTA 6 money glitch 21:12 - Reggie | Showing off money | Reggie’s traumatic experience and lashing out | Negativity sells 25:50 - Reggie bringing up Summyah’s name | Drug use? | Ruining ccollabs 29:23 - Mentors & Guidance | Skits and taking advantage of the internet 31:46 - Life Regret | Chrisean | The luxury of being behind a keyboard without a camera 33:34 - The public opinion | Coming back to streaming 35:07 - Tatiana was never my friend | The Private vs Public conversations 38:03 - Tagging regrets? | Miss-labbeled clips | Denying Floyd Mayweather | Getting the right advice 40:56 - Something always happens | Going Viral 42:27 - Not responding to collabs | The right people and navigating | Helping people 44:18 - Focusing on yourself | Mental Health and real life stuff | Relevant for the wrong things 45:33 - Studying Logistics | Military Mom 47:00 - What Summyah has learn’t throughout all this | Being mature | Clout chasing 50:41 - More Money comes from Drama | Fan bases | Dudes are weird 52:08 - Celebrity Boxing against Tatiana | Fitness chicks in Miami | Moving from Miami 54:44 - Travelling for streaming and collabs | How much money would it cost to walk away? | Jack Doherty 57:53 - Streaming with Akademiks | The narrative about pulling wealthy Men 1:00:28 - Cuffem | Future relationships and privacy | Repairing beef 1:04:09 - The Aspen situation 1:05:18 - What’s next for Summyah? | Streaming with Males vs Females | Trippie Red 1:09:01 - Attractive Streamers | The calibre of the collab 1:09:48 - What Summyah wants the world to know about her Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“I can’t have survivor guilt because I still got to survive for them.” 100K Track joins The Danza Project for Episode 301 to discuss building a music business while carrying the weight of loss, leadership, and fatherhood. Track opens up about getting shot the night King Von died, the memories he still struggles with, and how his children give him a reason to keep moving forward. He also discusses therapy, difficult days, and why staying busy has become his way of coping. From growing up in Sunrise to working with Kodak Black, Track explains his transition from artist to executive—and the lessons that changed how he manages talent. When does helping an artist become enabling them? How do you protect the relationship while holding someone accountable to the business? The conversation also covers his perspective on YNW Melly’s case, his confidence in Melly’s legal team, and plans for new King Von music. Plus, Track takes us behind Fall Fest 26, discusses building 100K and Remain Solid, explains his partnership with 300 and Atlantic, and shares why sports management could be his next chapter. His goal for his legacy: to be remembered as someone who never stopped trying. Subscribe to The Danza Project for more full interviews. #100KTrack #KingVon #YNWMelly #TheDanzaProject Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What happens when the economy we’re building our lives around can no longer sustain itself? Professor Steve Keen joins The Danza Project for Episode 301 with a stark warning: he believes environmental damage and resource pressures could cause our production systems to start collapsing within the next 20–30 years. Danza asks what that means for someone raising three children, buying a home, and trying to build a future. Keen explains why he believes mainstream economics understates the dangers—and why individual preparation alone won’t solve them. The conversation covers private debt versus government debt, his warnings before the 2008 financial crisis, Florida real estate, AI’s energy demands, and the climate risks he believes deserve far more attention. Keen also discusses renewable energy, proposals to cool the planet, and why he thinks meaningful action will require cooperation on an enormous scale. When asked how optimistic he is that the world will change course in time, his answer is blunt: “Zero optimism on that front.” Watch the full conversation and tell us: what would it take for people to take these warnings seriously? FOLLOW PROFESSOR STEVE KEEN: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@profstevekeen/ Substack: https://profstevekeen.substack.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ProfSteveKeen Skool: https://www.skool.com/stevekeen/about #SteveKeen #TheDanzaProject #Economics #ClimateChange #EconomicCollapse Steven KEEN Timestamps 0:00 - Intro 2:11 - As workers what should we know about the economy today 3:40 - How can we find this information more freely? | Private Debt and Energy | Myths 5:32 - What Economic Growth actually means 8:19 - Limits to growth | Depleting Raw Materials and the social Collapse 10:00 - Who in the govt is responsible for listening to this and making a change | Hippos and the Ice Age 13:00 - Steven’s optimism on whether we will survive the next 20-30 years 14:42 - Is it too late? | Solutions 18:11 - Extinction-level threat | People will lose a lot of money | Delusional information about the climate 21:44 - The situation around the world for making a change | William Nordhouse | China’s trajectory 25:07 - The best solutions for us to prepare for something like this | Funding the people the research 28:48 - The backlash Steven receives | The fragile economy 31:05 - The Hurricanes in Florida | El Niño and the Pacific Ocean | Cyclones 33:31 - Banks listening to Economists but not Scientists 35:05 - Why Economist’s are getting it so wrong | Ben S. Bernanke 39:01 - The false assumptions about the nature of the climate 42:00 - Should the average citizen be afraid of purchasing homes? | Potential Catastrophes and Wake up calls 45:20 - Is anything we are doing helping at all? | China vs America | A.I is helping? 48:39 - What the USA and Planet looks like if they followed Steven Keen’s solutions | Religions 53:17 - Religious beliefs and how we’d attempt to start a new religion | Carl Sagan 55:25 - Tom Murphy and how this proper information can be found 57:00 - The calibre of Politicians today | Money behind silencing voices behind the good fight 59:17 - Danza asks Steven to give a 3 minute message to the youth 1:03:59 - The extinction of animal schools and insects we’ve extinct | The Gulf Stream and West Antarctic 1:08:31 - Steven Keen’s literature picks for anyone wanting to learn more about this conversation Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“I started sabotaging my happiness.” For Episode 300, Delonte West sits down with The Danza Project to talk about the person behind the NBA career, the viral videos, and the headlines. Delonte opens up about his journey through addiction and homelessness, his faith, and the work he’s doing in recovery. He reflects on losing the structure basketball gave him, wanting to give more than he could afford, and learning to recognize his value beyond the game. We discuss playing alongside LeBron James and Paul Pierce, the support he describes receiving from the NBA Players Association, and the people who have stayed connected to him through difficult chapters of his life. There’s plenty of Delonte’s humor and competitive spirit here, too. But one of the most meaningful moments comes when he describes the person he wants his children to know. Who are you when the thing the world knows you for is no longer your everyday life? Three hundred episodes have brought us conversations, friendships, and opportunities we couldn’t have imagined when we started. To everyone who has watched, shared, challenged us, or stayed with us along the way: thank you. This is Episode 300 with Delonte West. Subscribe to The Danza Project and tell us which moment stayed with you. Instagram: @thedanzaproject #DelonteWest #TheDanzaProject #NBA #Recovery #Episode300 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What does faith look like when you don’t know how your story will end? In Episode 299 of The Danza Project, Zul-Qarnain Nantambu shares his account of being inside the courtroom during Lil Durk’s federal murder-for-hire trial—and the moment he saw Durk smiling before the verdict was read. Zul-Qarnain explains how his relationship with Durk’s father brought him to the courthouse, why he wanted to bring more structure to the support outside and what he believes the public missed about the family’s experience. He discusses Doody Lo’s support, Ye’s presence and the responsibility that comes with reporting on someone fighting for their freedom. Known for raising a Palestinian and Sudanese flag during Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show, Zul-Qarnain opens up about the faith behind his public actions. He shares how he embraced Islam in Istanbul, his documentary work with Quando Rondo and in Chicago, and his commitment to helping people move away from gang culture. The conversation also covers his exchanges with Charleston White, Trap Lore Ross, Akademiks and 6ix9ine, including his concerns about how headlines and viral clips shape the way people are judged. Zul-Qarnain then addresses the Antonio Brown incident, explains why he says he has forgiven him and shares his hope that Brown receives help and healing. His perspective on mercy leads into a conversation about fatherhood, accountability and the example he wants to set for his children. Asked what he is ultimately working toward, his answer is simple: “I’m chasing paradise.” Danza sits down with Zul-Qarnain for a conversation about standing beside people through difficult times, choosing forgiveness and finding gratitude even when life doesn’t give you everything you prayed for. Recorded following Lil Durk’s September 11, 2026 acquittal in the murder-for-hire trial. The conversation also addresses the separate legal proceedings he continued to face. Follow Zul-Qarnain: Instagram: @fff_zulqarnain Zul-Qarnain Nantambu | The Danza Project | Episode 299 #ZulQarnain #LilDurk #TheDanzaProject #Faith #AntonioBrown Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices