As his career progressed a few industry names like Meek Mill, Beanie Sigel, and even Jadakiss gave the North Philly rapper a cosign which has taken his platform to new heights. 'Millyz & Friends' is a concert series that Millyz has been putting on for years now and is what introduced us to OT's gritty street rap and kept us tapped in. We see what he's been able to accomplish within the last 4 years alone and we watch his moves in the game as a proud distant relative. While it may not be important to most, OT The Real being originally from Fitchburg, MA is a big deal for the music scene out here. Some of the names leading the charge are Buffalo's Griselda Records, Syracuse's Stove God Cooks, and North Philly's own, OT The Real! While he spent a few days in Boston recently, we got a chance to have a sit down with OT and talk heavily about his most recent mixtape 'Broken Glass', hosted exclusively by the legend DJ Green Lantern! In a Hip-Hop climate where there are many artists who strive to be the party starters, and most recently the drillers, there is still a space for the dark, gloomy, and lyrically inclined boom-bap Rap. Our Spotify Listeners: MAKE SURE YA'LL TAP IN ON THE POLLS WE GOT FOR YALL WE GOT MORE WORK FOR YOU NEXT YEAR!! #ChooseWhatTheFutureBrings

Join all of our hosts, Charlie MaSheen, Bellez, KASH, and Shanelle Shanté as we bring this year in for a landing while mentioning our favorite #RedCupsAndRap freestyles, our biggest take away from the podcast, The Boston Music Awards, and SO MUCH MORE! Charlie MaSheen also ended out the episode with a very special Red Cups And Rap verse he promised the listeners contingent upon winning a BMA. Instead of talking about everything we discussed on this episode, please just tap and and re-experience everything we've been through in 2021. It's our supporters who got us the win for Music Podcast of the Year at the Boston Music Awards, and it's the talent of all the creators out here who keep us engaged. We really appreciate the love and how we've been embraced within the culture in Boston. While a podcast of this proportion could last forever, we tried to get it all off just under 3 hours for you guys.

We've had many memorable moments from all of our guests, and learned a lot through conversation with them and also amongst ourselves. Its finally that time of year again when we talk about what already came and went.

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