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Voice Of A Hustler Podcast Presents: The Creation Is Getting Out Of Hand Commander - Pull The Plug Now! - Today we discuss how a new rising artificial intelligence in the HipHop cult has now becoming what he actually has been given for downloads. Our study is showing that the character of the artist ai has now changed and beginning to disrespect its creators which we think is now a good time to pull the plug. No other Artist AI will be unplugged But this artist Miller G. Tune In Now For The Exclusive!

This was a mind blowing weekend in St. Louis Mo. first and foremost shout out Harris Stowe state University for there homecoming weekend. Miss the gang and all those who participated. Shout out Streetstatus DVD for a an amazing event. Ejay & Opp Gutta just put on for the city and the midwest with our FairOnes battles. This is where we put it all on the line. Kodak blacks remarks causes a respond with 21 savage? And why is Joe Biden jumping in ppl business? Is he tryna protect his investment lmao.? Listen let’s talk. Every Monday Morning and Friday Morning. We here. Visit www.voiceofahustler.com for more content.

Voice Of A Hustler Presents: Viral Corpse 2 by JayRone. This is the commentary 1 on 1 with JayRone speaking to his fans over the podcast station. Giving you a feel of each song and inspired why. “Viral Corpse 2" is the latest six-track EP presented by Voice of a Hustler, featuring the talented St. Louis artist and battle rapper, JayRone. Known for his consistent presence in both the streets and on the internet, JayRone has built a dedicated fan base with his unique blend of music and lyrical skills. This EP marks the second installment in a series that showcases JayRone's commitment to delivering fresh content to his audience, as he releases an EP every month. The tracks on "Viral Corpse 2" promise a dynamic musical experience. Notable songs like "Winner Circle" and "Asking God," featuring St Truis Blu, are sure to captivate listeners with their compelling lyrics and beats. JayRone's ability to seamlessly switch between the worlds of battle rap and music demonstrates his versatility as an artist. For a comprehensive understanding of "Viral Corpse 2" and its individual tracks, I recommend exploring the EP on official music platforms and JayRone's social media channels, where you can delve into the details and immerse yourself in his latest musical journey. Visit www.voiceofahustler.com For More Content.

Wake up people. We back with another segment from Voice Of A Hustler Podcast. Sexxy Redd once again highlights social media, new pay per view performance coming up for NoCoaSTL & JayRone. New Music released and previews today from “ Early Mornings Late Nights” tune in to todays show! Due to high demand of productivity and touring we apologize for the hiatus and will promise to pick back up on releasing content for our fans. Visit www.voiceofahustler.com

We apologize for the hiatus by signing new deals and contracts we have been busy but now we are back full fledge! Every Week New Episodes & Updates Please Be Sure To Follow Our Daily Content via Twitter @hustletalkradio Voice Of A Hustler Podcast - Millions 4 Millions

Today we break our hiatus and bring a episode discussing the recent events in STL culture of music and battle rap. Owe (of StreetStatusTV) and Marco (of STL Street Report) have a heated debate on Twitter over AyeVerbs announce on picking only 10 Rappers from STL to “Drive” through the culture and take over. This is just a brief break down and also advice given to up and coming rappers who look forward to taking their craft serious as a artist. For mOre visit www.voiceofahustler.com for content, music, interviews, podcast episodes and more!

January 6 2023 We starting off the first episode with some news from our sources and more inspirational talk for our fans and listeners. Visit www.voiceofahustler.com for more content

Gunna, who is also signed to the 300 Entertainment label imprint, was released from jail last week after pleading guilty to a racketeering charge. The rapper, born Sergio Kitchens, issued a statement via his lawyers explaining that his “Alford plea,” which allows him to accept a plea while maintaining his innocence, was in his best interest after having been detained since his arrest in May. “When I became affiliated with YSL in 2016, I did not consider it a ‘gang’; more like a group of people from metro Atlanta who had common interests and artistic aspirations,” Kitchens said in his statement. “My focus of YSL was entertainment — rap artists who wrote and performed music that exaggerated and ‘glorified’ urban life in the Black community.” itchens was sentenced to five years in prison with one year commuted to time served and the other four suspended on the condition that he complete 500 hours of community service. He also made clear in a statement that he would not cooperate with prosecutors going forward, including during the trial scheduled to begin Jan. 9, 2023. A source with knowledge of the ongoing case recently told Rolling Stone that the rapper will not be called to testify against any of the defendants during the trial. YSL member Walter Murphy, who Fulton County prosecutors claim founded YSL as a gang alongside Young Thug and others, took a plea deal in the case, as well. Murphy agreed to “testify truthfully in any further trial as it may become necessary,” with his 10-year sentence to break down as one year of time served and the remaining nine on probation. Rappers SlimeLife Shawty and Lil Duke also accepted plea deals. Following his release, the former explained via Instagram Stories that his admittance that YSL is a gang does not qualify as snitching, writing: “It ain’t illegal for no group to be a gang look it up that don’t hurt nobody anyone can be a gang, plus the founder already admitted it.” He also entered a guilty plea for one count of conspiracy to violate RICO. Mr. Williams has committed no crime, whatsoever,” Young Thug’s lawyer Brian Steel tells Rolling Stone in a statement on Wednesday following news of the plea deal taken by Young Thug’s brother. “We are focused on our trial and for truthful verdicts of Not Guilty to be rendered.” According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, Fulton County prosecutors plan to call “around 300 witnesses” in the YSL trial that Judge Ural Glanville expects to last between six and nine months.

Voice Of A Hustler Presents: Raised In The Dark: Life Of JayRone (Audio Book) • JayRone releases his debut audio for streaming available on all podcasting stations, Amazon, iHeartRadio, Deezer & A Few More Selected Platforms. The book outlines JayRone career from a young teen to adult life in music and the battle rap culture. Tune In www.voiceofahustler.com For More Content.