Keep it 100 I'm 100 I be feeling like who nobody.

Nobody.

These nir finally understand when I land I'm the man,

Fook you thought this was good for your pad to the last suckles know what's up.

Pray and they over stay.

One of the New York Times Popcasts, your hallelujah, halle back of music news and criticism.

I'm your host, John Caramonica.

All I see is concrete, burn rubber glass standard on the concrete.

I heard love for lives matter so when hearts lead.

Blood dripping live patterns on my ink riding red when it's flat.

Don't fly to me niggles.

Save your compliments.

Already know that my flow was promised you we

controls to our own accomplishments but I rather coast move forward and

talk my shoe they told me each smoke taking time it's a long dinner

he smoke taking time it's a long dinner he smoke taking time it's a long dinner he smoke taking time it's a long dinner. a long dinner.

A smoke, take your time, it's a long dinner.

It's one queen and a few brothers, the last supper.

You were listening to Last Supper, that is D-Smoke.

D-Smoke was the winner of Rhythm and Flow, which is the rap reality competition show on

Netflix that has recently concluded. I feel like this show got some attention but kind of came and went a little bit quickly, but I wanted to talk this week about some things that made the show really compelling and also some things I think were

challenges in the current hip-hop environment and why it's hard to make a

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