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Keem Respond To The Tik Tok Rapper Scamming Allegation

  • podcast
  • music industry
  • hip hop
  • los angeles
  • film discussion
  • content creation

Keem responds to an online series posted by recording artist Roger Montgomery detailing his music industry experiences. The panel discusses the difficulties of navigating music connections, managing expectations between artists and managers, and iconic moments from Los Angeles cinema.

Chapters

  • ā€” Addressing the Viral TikTok Storyline
  • ā€” The Camp Flog Gnaw Incident
  • ā€” Keem Explains His Side of the Story
  • ā€” Dealing With Independent Artists
  • ā€” Industry Expectations Versus Reality
  • ā€” Timing and Artist Signings
  • ā€” Reviewing the Online Clip
  • ā€” Analyzing Training Day and Denzel Washington
  • ā€” Classic Los Angeles Films
  • ā€” Live Chat and Viewer Comments

What comes up

  • Keem responds to claims made in Roger Montgomery's video series about Top Dawg Entertainment.
  • The crew discusses whether independent artists place unrealistic expectations on mentors.
  • Keem breaks down how artist signings often rely on timing rather than personal favors.
  • The room analyzes Denzel Washington's unscripted lines in the movie Training Day.
  • A debate on the best Los Angeles films, including Menace II Society and Baby Boy.

Clips from this episode

0:48Keem Responds to Roger Montgomery's Online SeriesKeem explains his perspective on a viral video series where artist Roger Montgomery discussed their past relationship.14:50The Crew Debates Gratitude and Music Industry RealitiesThe hosts discuss whether artists often misinterpret networking help as a guarantee of a record contract.23:25Breaking Down Training Day and Iconic Improvised ScenesThe crew talks about classic moments and improvised dialogue in the film Training Day.