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Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by R&B royalty Tamar Braxton.

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by CEO of Klutch Sports Rich Paul. Right out the gate, Jada instigates an argument about LeBron James' future with the Los Angeles Lakers, which then quickly evolves into a heated debate over whether King James or Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan is the true greatest NBA player of all time.

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are ringing in the new year and they're ALREADY the talk of the culture, with Jada going viral twice-over after his shoutout from New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani at his inauguration and his video walking solo through the city made waves on the internet. Joe makes the promise that 2026 will be Joe and Jada's year

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are FINALLY joined by French Montana and the newly-freed Max B, fresh off their new project 'Coke Wave 3.5: Narcos' hitting the streets January 9th. Joe and Jada welcome Max B home after his 16-year prison term, and Max talks about coping behind bars and a hilarious time he had groups of fellow inmates rapping for

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by hip hop producer legend of legends Pete Rock. The iconic beat maker tells Joe and Jada about his falling out with former group mate CL Smooth, their legendary "They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)" song, the story behind producing "The World Is Yours" for Nas on his incomparable 1994 debut 'Illmatic,' the

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are back in Jay-Z's favorite format: no guests! Joe and Jada address some of the fans' criticisms of Joe talking over guests during interviews, people misinterpreting French Montana's story about "All The Way Up" from their episode with him and Max B, A$AP Rocky's wild streaming numbers with his new album 'Don't Be

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by 42 Dugg. Joe and Jada ask the "We Paid" rapper about his upcoming project 'Part 3,' Eminem's love for Detroit, Detroit's love for Young Jeezy, and how he became renowned in New York City for his expert gambling.

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by Latin Grammy winner Eladio Carrión, one of the hottest artists in the Latin trap and reggaeton world. Eladio tells Joe and Jada about how American get boxed into specific genres more than Latin artists, walking in Xander Zayas while Jada walked in Boots Ennis for their headlining boxing match, coming up in the game with Bad Bunny and Rauw Alejandro, his “Mbappe” collaboration with Future, and why his professional swimming career wasn’t the best idea for his bank account. Also, they have an insightful conversation on what constitutes a hit, Joe explains why he would have never made “Lean Back” if it weren’t for Missy Elliot, and the room cracks up as Joe misremembers who he lost to at the Grammys.

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by singer, songwriter, and hit-maker The-Dream, who tells Joe and Jada about his writing process that led to hits like Beyoncé's "All The Single Ladies," RIhanna's "Umbrella" featuring Jay-Z, and more. He talks about his new album 'Love/Hate 2' (dropping July 10th), how he writes every song like it's meant to be the 10th song on Michael Jackson's 'Thriller,' his classic chemistry with Clipse's Pusha-T and Malice, growing up in Atlanta going to the same elementary school with T.I., and much more.