Just a people party, live from the blue note, live from the blue note, live from the blue note, live from the blue note, live from the blue note, come on.

Peace and love, Party People's Tala Pquality, the MCO, the BKMC.

You are now watching the World's Greatest Podcast, People's Party.

We are still in New York City, the home of hip-hop,

it's the 50th anniversary of hip-hop.

And we are at the legendary blue note jazz club

and shout out to everybody at the blue note, shout out to all the blue note people who come through

and see the hip-hop show here that we do shout to slick Rick, shout to rock him, shout to DMC, shout to Bob James.

That's what we're doing.

Today's guest is one of the most important figures in hip-hop.

He represents Harlem Harden and maybe anybody out there.

He has been a rapper, a director, a record executive, a fashion icon for a long time, a TV personality

that's talent knows no bounds.

He brought a certain rock star energy to hip-hop, a founding member, a legendary dipset.

They have given us many, many, many excellent projects, including diplomatic community, one in two diplomatic ties.

As a solo artist, this man has come with, on my way to church, Harlem diary of a summer,

hustlers, a product of my environment, pray for rain, cap, a wasted talent, and a lobby boys.

We don't get into that as well.

He's been rapping his ass off lately as if he's hungry and new and fresh, even though he's been doing it for a long time.

Aside from his work with dipset, he's given us the fraud department, gangster grills.

We set the trends.

We're going to talk about all this.

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