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Keeping it 100? I don’t normally geek out too much when it comes to having mind-blowing conversations with amazing people but once you’ve connected with vixen Mandy Rhea? Well, um - holy smokes. It’s a full-fledged Friday takeover with the stunning beauty as she talks to Attack The Culture about all things in and out of the adult industry.
It’s not everyday you get the chance to speak to someone with the same type of non-stop energy and work grind as yourself. Taylor Gang’s Fedd The God has been doing this for a long time and starting to really reap the benefits of his dedication to staying unique, developing a signature sound and loving what he does best – be himself while gaining a growing fanbase.
There’s no competition when it comes to ‘Snowfall’ these days - or better yet, these years. What the series has delivered consistently since 2017 is mind-blowing to say the least and with an explosive season five in full swing, it’s only right fan favorite Isaiah John chops it up with Attack The Culture to dish on endless topics.
R&B singer Julian King is serious about his craft and with his 'Can We Go Back' receiving steady attention, it's only right Attack The Culture pulls him away - briefly - from music-making to dish on everything he's experienced in the past few years career-wise.
Toronto native Haley Smalls is on a non-stop grind with 2022 in full swing. From putting out hit anthems like ‘Do Better’ to poke fun at certain relationships to piecing together a much-needed new studio album, the Canadian crooner and hip-hop artist takes time to chop it up with Attack The Culture to dish on everything from whether she really has a twin or nahhh and her love for fashion to her studio grind and the way her sounds continue to evolve much like her stunning looks and hairstyles.
New York rapper Jim Jones knows how to make a special moment unforgettable. Just hours before hitting the green light on dropping his new We Set The Trends Gangsta Grillz album with DJ Drama, he put together an epic invite-only private listening party with select media and notable entertainers including Dave East, Maino, MSNBC’s Ari Melber, Rah Swish and more.
The Vermont rap scene is alive but some folks just need more convincing before giving the state its proper respect. Fortunately, Interscope Records/LVRN’s North Ave Jax is here to save the day and at the very least make sure the Green Mountain State’s hip-hop culture is fully appreciated.
If there’s anyone doubting just how much of a Quentin Tarantino fanatic adult superstar Jane Wilde is, just kick back and listen to the New York-bred, Los Angeles-residing beauty geek out about Pulp Fiction and the legendary filmmaker. Aside from Hollywood, the 23-year-old vixen chops it up with Attack The Culture to talk everything from her Queens roots and go-to pizza spot to why it’s nearly impossible to find Empire State-style bagels in the City of Angels.
The culture is way deeper than rap and Attack The Culture is all about being inclusive and letting talented, intriguing and unique individuals get their servings of hip-hop and dig deep into their own personal interests, lifestyle habits and everything in-between. The beautiful and grown Elaina St. James chopped it up with ATC for a conversation ranging from Kanye West and Drake’s music to the best - and worst - reality TV shows plus sky-diving at 40 years old, crushing on Thor and The Rock and much more.
Memphis icon Drumma Boy isn’t just a hitmaker - he’s doing podcasts, hosting SiriusXM takeovers, building brotherly bonds with the biggest names in the rap game and everything in-between. With a jam-packed schedule, the man responsible for churning out classics for Jeezy, Rick Ross, Gucci Mane, 2 Chainz - to name a few - linked up with Attack The Culture to update the world on his biggest priorities following a must-hear “I Said What I Said” Ludacris and Snow Tha Product collaboration.
