What are folks? My name is Open Mike. You're going to welcome to another episode of what had happened. Was it season two?

Episode five of our season long sit down with Mr LP of Run the Jewels company flow and yes, Duff Juck's fame.

And that's the topic of this week's episode, Duff Juck. It's a legacy of Duff Juck's. Duff Juck's forever.

We've already covered Cannibal Access to Col Vane, of which LP was a producer.

We've covered LP's solo debut, fantastic damage.

And now we're going to get into the rest of the legacy of the label that LP started.

We're not going to get a chance to talk about everybody. And it's kind of a shame we had to reduce everything into this one episode anyway.

But because of that, we're really kind of focusing on the tempo artists, which means we're not discussing my homies, Blackhead, Hangar 18, Rob Sonic.

A lot of people are asking about Cool Compete. And I never met him, but I think that project that he put out is really dope.

But we didn't get a chance to touch on that either. And also I want to say this, the focus of this podcast, the focus of this season is LP telling this story.

I think just in terms of stories of independent hip hop and independent music, LP has a unique story that is worth celebrating unpacking.

So in service to that, I'm going to say this.

If you come to this episode, look for some some politics, some negative shit, any any of the bullshit, we're not covering it.

Deaf Jugs was a label full of grown men. They're the time that we know of them all together is about musical output.

And for things and choices that some of those men made after that fact, we're not focusing on that.

If you hear for that, I don't know what to tell you, man, go go find some people telling you the true story of those folks on YouTube or whatever we're not doing that here.

We in service, help his legacy in trying to tell, tell this story.

Like I said, we covered cannibal eyes, we covered fantastic damage.

So we're going to get into some of the rest of the artists on Deaf Jugs, camel towel, rest in peace, we're going to cover copyright, RJD2, ASAP Rock, and touch on the weatherman, Mr. Liv and Merz.

And this podcast is part of my podcast network, Stony Island Audio World Home.

Folks inside the hip-hop universe want to tell their own story, shout out to Blueprint, and a logic super-duty, tough word, shout out to self-core with Baron Vaughn, shout out to Fatherhood's pilot, with DJ EFN, KGB and Manny Digital, shout out to Kent Knock the Shuffle with Sean Cantrowitz, and shout out to dad by rap pod.

With Desmond Carter, David Ma and Nate LeBlanc, no promo this week, except this, if you're a fan of what had happened was, search Merch Engine, what had happened was.

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