Kartalk With Krutch

KARTALK WITH KRUTCH | EP 11 | HARRDLUCK

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2563484/fan_mail/new] Krutch is back from Cali and jumps straight into the conversation about the TI vs 50 Cent situation that’s been heating up online. From 50 bringing Tiny into the mix, to King going at 50 with the viral 50-cent t-shirt, the trolling went all the way up. Rick Ross even jumped in the comments asking for a 3X… and three days later he had one on. Frankie also breaks down why he doesn’t think we’ll be getting new music from 50 Cent anytime soon, pointing out how heavy 50 has been moving in the film and television world. Then the ride gets real when Patterson’s own Harrdluck hops in the car. Luck talks about his early journey growing up in Paterson, NJ – the Silk City, and the history behind the city that once led the country in silk production. He reflects on the grind that led him into the rap game, including his first big look on a Green Lantern mixtape thanks to Frankie, linking with Jim Jones, and eventually meeting Dave East through the Dipset connection. Luck also shouts out Kush Kells, who helped him sharpen his style and presence during his run in the mid-2000s. The conversation turns into a Jersey hip-hop debate when Frankie introduces his Mt. Krutchmore of New Jersey rap legends, naming: • Treach (Naughty by Nature) • Redman • Queen Latifah • Fetty Wap He also gives props to the current generation including Harrdluck, Albee AI, Coi Leray, and Ransom. Harrdluck shares his own Jersey legend list and talks about the artists currently putting on for the state. They also get into: • The Boss Mob movement • Whether Ghetto Gotti 3 will happen • Why Luck wants more exposure for Ghetto Gotti 1 & 2 first • Staying in your lane and trusting the process Before wrapping up, Frankie blesses Luck with the merch from the Smoke Puppies x Sticky Go collaboration, and Frankie reflects on how much this episode means to him after 20 years of friendship. #kartalkwithkrutch #harrdluck #fettywap #hiphoppodcast #hiphopculture And of course Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2563484/support] @kartalkwithkrutch on all Platforms!

KARTALK WITH KRUTCH EP 10 | LIVE FROM LOS ANGELES

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2563484/fan_mail/new] Episode 10 – Kar Talk With Krutch: LIVE from LA 🌴🚘 Krutch pulls up to the West Coast and sets it OFF. He kicks things off with a sneak listen from his upcoming project Friends of the Family 👀🎶 Then cruises through downtown LA… Crenshaw (RIP Nipsey 🕊), Skid Row, real city vibes — no filters. From there it’s fashion talk 🧢 Exclusive Dipset Couture hat. One-of-one custom LV Krutches. Krutch Game different. And you already know he had to tap into West Coast beef 👀 The Mt. Krutchmore West diss list… Pac at #1. Can you guess who else made it? Wraps it up with LA traffic rants and pure West Coast energy. Ain’t nobody doing it like him. Press play. 🎥🔥 Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2563484/support] @kartalkwithkrutch on all Platforms!

KARTALK WITH KRUTCH | Ep. 9 PT 1 AR-AB

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2563484/fan_mail/new] n this powerful and unfiltered Episode 9 of KarTalk with Krutch, Krutch speaks directly with Philly rap legend AR-AB live from USP Big Sandy Federal Prison. This exclusive prison interview addresses the truth behind his incarceration, clears up long-standing rumors, and gives fans a rare and honest look at his mindset, his appeal, and what’s next. AR-AB makes it clear that DJ Vlad interviews had nothing to do with his case, and confirms that nothing from those interviews appeared in his paperwork. He explains how prosecutors referenced his rap lyrics and music videos, and how his influence and public profile played a role in his conviction. AR-AB also shares an important update: he has been granted oral arguments and is actively working on his appeal. While incarcerated, AR-AB has remained productive working with Glory Publications, helping fellow inmates become published authors, and encouraging others to use their voice through writing. Physical book copies are currently available on Amazon, with digital editions coming soon. Krutch and AR also dive deep into Hip Hop culture, discussing: • How albums have changed over time — intros, length, and artistry • The evolution of rap and the industry • AR’s personal Mount Krutchmore of rappers (including Beanie Sigel — but who else made the list?) • His picks for the best Philly rappers of all time • Top female rappers, past and present • His Top 5 cocaine rappers of all time • Current female artists dominating the game • The importance of unity, growth, and changing the narrative This is more than an interview, this is a real conversation about legacy, accountability, Hip Hop history, prison reform, and influence. Watch now and hear directly from AR-AB. #hiphoppodcast #phillyrap #hiphopculture #kartalkwithkrutch #frankiekrutches #beaniesigel #jayz #prisonreform Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2563484/support] @kartalkwithkrutch on all Platforms!

KARTALK WITH KRUTCH Ep 8 | VINNIE IDOL | LVMNY

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2563484/fan_mail/new] Hip-hop royalty pulls up first D-Block’s original in-house producer Vinny Idol talks 25 years in the game — from Street Sweepers to shaping the sound behind legends Producer Mount Rushmore Why Slick Rick still hits A studio session that went way left And why hip-hop feels upside down right now — with AI on Jetson mode and R&B not crying in the rain anymore Then it’s story time You’ll finally hear how “What’s Really Good” was born We close with a drive-by from LVMNY talking about  The waffle bucket hoodie Going toe-to-toe with Lysol A Kanye play that turned into 50 bands overnight 200K by the end of the week A quarter million by the end of the month Faith, fashion, formulas, and future moves Plus exclusive Smoke Puppies x Love Money waffle hats and his e-book for anyone trying to build a clothing brand This one’s legacy, lessons, and real talk Press play 🎧 Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2563484/support] @kartalkwithkrutch on all Platforms!

KARTALK WITH KRUTCH EP 7 | NU JERZEY DEVIL | KELLY G

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2563484/fan_mail/new] Episode 7 of Kartalk with Krutch pulls up heavy with Nu Jerzey Devil and Kelly G (The Drill Fairy) for a real, unfiltered conversation rooted in hip-hop, hustle, and New York culture. The episode kicks off with Nu Jerzey Devil— artist, producer, actor, and the King of Newark — hopping in the car. Born in the Bronx, raised between the Bronx, New Jersey, and Las Vegas, Jerez breaks down his early life, survival stories, and how a near-death experience in Vegas sent him back east and changed his trajectory. He talks about being sent back to the Bronx, proving academics weren’t the issue by making honor roll at Fordham High School, while still hustling — flipping bud from the city to Jersey for dimes during the chocolate tie era. His brother and cousins eventually pushed him to take music seriously, leading to him trading machinery to get his first turntable. Inspired by DJ Kool Herc and Havoc, Nu Jerzey Devil started throwing house parties, creating his own flyers, and building his sound. That grind led to getting signed by Rodney Jerkins at just 20 years old, working on the Honey movie soundtrack with Amerie, and becoming The Game’s DJ. One of the wildest stories comes from touring Africa (Angola) with The Game — where they were pressured to perform another show, surrounded by armed men, and had their manager temporarily taken hostage. Jerez shares how the manager escaped through a bathroom window and made a straight run for the airport — a trip they never repeated. He also reflects on: •His early rap identity as Anthology •A key track with Fats from Harlem that got his sound noticed •A feature with Lil Wayne while both were living in Miami •A backstage Big Tymers concert story involving Wayne, Nivea, and a whole lot of confusion Jerz and Frankie also tap into: •48 Blocks, his Canna brand and lifestyle movement rooted in Atlantic City •Livelihood Films, including the upcoming film Bonnie & Clyde •His acting debut in King of Newark Part 3 (streaming on Tubi) After the interview, Frankie reflects on his own history with Nu Jerzey Devil, including: •Tracks like “I Ride with C4” •“Homies With an Attitude” •Their Backpack Boys collaboration •How New Jersey Devil inspired him to build his own studio Then Frankie slides on Kelly G, aka The Drill Fairy. Kelly G breaks down her journey from Canarsie Bayview to Flossie Babies and The Drill Kids, how she earned the name The Drill Fairy, and her transition from producer platforms like Turn Up Your Producers to stepping fully into her identity as Kelly G. She talks about: •Her viral skits (New York Girl, Old School Dudes, Drinking Henny) •Weird energy in her DMs (from men and women) •Judgments placed on New York women •Why she proudly calls herself the voice for the voiceless Kelly G also announces her upcoming work with DJ Self on iHeartRadio, and closes out the episode laughing with Frankie about constantly being told she looks like Faith Evans — which she proudly agrees with. This episode is raw, funny, informative, and rooted in real hip-hop history. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2563484/support] @kartalkwithkrutch on all Platforms!