Welcome to Van Lathons with the Red Pill where we give you the brutal reality of true.

Today's guest is a major, major voice in the hip-hop industries, Brian B. Miller, one half of the

rap radar podcast on title. Now these guys B dot and

Elliot, Elliot and B dot. You know what? It's B dot and

Elliot today because it's B dot that's on the red pill. These guys are moving culture in a

major, major way. Some of the biggest interviews, some of the most impactful

conversations being had in hip-hop are happening on the

Rap Raider podcast. We talk a little bit, me and be doubt about what is like to

interview guys like Will Smith and Jay-Z luminaries of sort of that weight in the culture, not just in rap culture, but in pop culture in the history of pop culture.

We talk about Will Smith and

JZ. Come on man, you out of here. How he deals with the challenges of being a

voice in hip-hop, mainly dealing with rappers.

If you listen to this in the right, and you're a rapper,

you're probably sensitive about your music,

about your history, and about your persona and a guy like B dot has to give

objective criticisms on rap

while dealing with rappers, which y'all that's hard. That's incredibly

hard. We're going to talk about some of the issues that he's run into and being that guy and

being in close proximity with these guys.

We're also going to talk about some of B.DOT's political beliefs, or not just

political beliefs I'd say, some of his sort of theories on the world.

He's conservative and I did not know that B. I was conservative until I saw him

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