Welcome to the Trap; where hip-hop mogul, actor, and entrepreneur T.I. explains building wealth through multiple business ventures, the importance of family, and his new love of comedy.

Meet the man behind some of R&B's biggest hits: Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds; he addresses everything from rumors to bridging the generational gap between artists and genres.

Hip-hop made its way to Capitol Hill; join Democratic House Leader Hakeem Jefferies as he talks about hip-hop, politics, and social injustices through the lens of Congress.

Known as the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul, Mary J Blige keeps it real and discusses her upbringing in the projects, her journey of heartbreak and triumph, and hitting the dating scene.

From New York to Los Angeles, Fat Joe talks with a Hip-Hop icon; the two connect about keeping their circle of friends small, the birth of Def Jam Records, and the road to longevity and success while staying true to self.

In the second episode, actor and poet Omari Hardwick keeps it real as Fat Joe travels to Miami to talk about the impact of the iconic role of James St. Patrick on the series "Power," his pivot into acting from playing sports and his real first love of music! Additionally, Fat Joe connects Brazilian superstar singer/songwriter Anitta on the set of their music video for their latest hit, "Paradise," in Washington Heights of New York City. 

The two artists also discuss their shared history of coming up in the hip-hop world during the 1990s, the enduring legacy of Wu-Tang Clan, and balancing Method's very public career while preserving his privacy as a family man. Filmed in Method Man's hometown of Staten Island, New York, the two visit locations around the community that remain meaningful to Method's life and work.