Club 520 Podcast: Atlanta LIVE SHOW w/ Joe Johnson, Roscoe Dash, Pour Minds, DJ Drama

Date: October 27, 2025
Hosts: Jeff Teague, DJ Wells, Bishop B Henn
Guests: DJ Drama, Joe Johnson, Roscoe Dash, Pour Minds (Drea & Lex P)

Episode Overview

This special live episode of Club 520 heads to Atlanta for a packed show with major guests: NBA legend Joe Johnson, Atlanta hitmaker Roscoe Dash, DJ Drama, and podcast-duo Pour Minds (Drea & Lex P). The iconic crew shares untold locker room stories, behind-the-scenes hip hop memories, and laugh-out-loud relationship debates, all with the raw and hilarious energy that’s made Club 520 a breakout sensation.

Key Segments & Discussion Points

1. Pour Minds Take the Stage – Relationship Hot Takes & Hilarious Debates

(04:00 – 21:00)

Pour or Pass? Game
The hosts start by throwing wild dating scenarios at Pour Minds (Drea & Lex P). The crowd joins in for takes on drinks, first-date restaurants, cohabiting exes and much more.
- E&J vs Taylor Port: Lex P: “Taylor Port! Of course. ‘Cause we ladies, we gonna drink a little wine.” (04:23)
- Would You Date a Guy Who Still Lives with His Baby Mama?
  Drea: “If I was a baby mama and my baby daddy still live with me, we still fucking.” (06:05)
- ‘Teague Time’ Explained:
  DJ Drama: “He gonna show up to your house with a jersey, no draws.” (07:19)
  Lex P: “Winnie the Pooh style? Pour.” (07:44)
- If First Date Is at Texas Roadhouse:
  Lex P: “Is there an option for that to be pre-dinner? ’Cause I would get the rolls and then we can go to dinner for real.” (09:45)
Biggest ‘Ick’ in a Man
Drea: “I hate men that be super braggy when you first meet them... if you really who you say you are, just show up and show me…” (10:54)
What’s a Cheap Date?
Lex P: “$100 for two people is cheap going out to eat. Do you agree?” (12:50)
Drea: “That’s just for food, we’re gonna want to drink! Two or three drinks, an appetizer, and our meal—we’re spending $100.”
On Men with Hair Units and Secrets
Drea (on dating guys with ‘units’): “Why wouldn’t you tell me that you wear a piece? … You could’ve told me that upfront.” (13:43–15:28)

Memorable Quote:
Lex P: “If we having sex and you keep your socks on? You don’t love me for real—you don’t trust me.” (18:02)

2. Behind Pour Minds: Origins of Their Friendship

(15:53 – 16:31)

How They Met:
Drea: “We met working at the strip club together—bartending. Then we started a YouTube channel. And then we ended up moving to Atlanta and went crazy.” (16:08)
Wildest Podcast Guest?
Lex P: “Ain’t nobody wilder than us! But T-Pain was probably one—we had to edit out one of his stories...” (16:40)
“Slim Thug was wild too... We did a counter—he asked for some in like 45 songs!” (17:24)

3. NBA & ATL Stories with Joe Johnson & Jeff Teague

(37:18 – 66:53)

Joe Johnson’s First Impression of Jeff Teague:
“In 18 years playing in the NBA, I never went to any of these (draft) press conferences. But when T got drafted, I went... I was a fan since day one.” (38:35)
Growing with the Hawks:
“When I got here, we only won 29 the first year. By the time Jeff got here, we’d already been through the rough part...” (42:05)
Locker Room & Clubbing Stories:
“The whole team would go out. Shoutout to Joe—he didn’t haze me... But he’d invite me to the club.” (43:09)
NBA Rookie Hazing:
Joe: “I hated that shit when I was a rookie. You have to do all the chores, get the donuts. So I never messed with Jeff about it.” (44:20)
Legendary Team Chemistry
Joe and Jeff reflect that their Hawks team—Al Horford, Josh Smith, Bibby, Marvin, Jamal Crawford—would “win a championship in today’s NBA” (64:20), only to get roasted by co-hosts for the bold claim.
- Co-host: “A championship is crazy. Y’all ain’t beating that OKC team.” (65:05)
On Steve Nash’s MVP and the 2005 Phoenix Suns:
Joe: “Nash could’ve averaged 25 easy, but he settled for 16 and 13 assists. And that’s why he won MVP—we were the best team in the league.” (68:17)

4. Roscoe Dash Reflects on Atlanta’s Culture and His Legacy

(71:00 – 77:45)

Influence on Style:
“You made this dude get a Mohawk, bro. That’s influence.” (71:35)
How ‘No Hands’ Came Together:
“I looked at Waka, I said, bro, the ladies love you, so let’s make a song for them... While they (Wale) came in and put a verse on it, and the rest was history.” (77:18)
- “I knew it immediately—that was a hit.” (77:41)
Atlanta’s Camaraderie:
“Atlanta’s always been a place of camaraderie; people want to come and be a part of it. Now that I’m the bridge, I’m just going to keep putting in what needs to be there.” (74:13)

5. DJ Drama: Mixtape King & Atlanta’s Soundtrack

(79:24 – 105:36)

Favorite Mixtapes & Hidden Gems:
DJ Drama: “Crenshaw (with Nipsey), The Burrprint, In My Zone with Chris Brown, the movie with Gucci Mane… too many to count.” (80:02–80:47)
“With Trap or Die and Dedication, I feel like I found my personality… those tapes really changed my life.” (91:19)
Mixtape Stories – Almost Projects:
“Travis Scott’s Days After Rodeo was gonna be a Gangsta Grillz… but Kanye told him no.” (93:34)
DJing vs. Making Music:
“Being on stage is like being on the court—performing… but in the studio, that’s where I can go in my zone and create for people to hear.” (98:55)
Finding Uzi & Jack Harlow:
“A lot of people didn’t believe in Uzi... We created the Generation Now formula for breaking artists—moved him to Atlanta, introduced him to everyone, got him on tour.” (95:54)
Jeezy Orchestra Tour and Atlanta Pride:
Drama on Jeezy's music: “There’s not a lot of albums in hip hop like Thug Motivation... 20 years later, still bang the way they bang. You could put that on in the club right now.” (100:36)
Making Mixtapes vs Albums:
“It’s definitely different… with mixtapes it’s usually me and one artist in the zone—albums are about collaborations, clearances, business…” (104:04)

Notable Quotes & Laugh-Out-Loud Moments

Lex P (on dating men with socks on during sex):
“If we having sex and you keep your socks on? You don’t love me – I need to see you butt, booty hole, ass naked.” (19:09)
Jeff Teague on rookie nerves in the NBA:
“You got to lead grown-ass men who’ve been in the league for 5, 10, 12 years. You don’t come in with the right demeanor, you can get lost.” (39:32)
Joe Johnson on first Hawks years:
“We go in the arena, it’s like three, four hundred people there. It did not feel like the NBA.” (42:32)
Roscoe Dash on “No Hands”:
“I knew it immediately… that was a hit.” (77:41)
DJ Drama on Atlanta music culture:
“Atlanta is just what I listen to… the city adopted me.” (91:03)
“Gangsta Grillz was very pivotal in helping Southern hip hop reach the masses.” (92:28)
DJ Drama on breaking new talent:
“People didn’t see the vision for Uzi at first… but the clubs and the city, that’s how we broke him.” (95:54)

Episode Flow & Tonal Highlights

Energy & Authenticity: The crowd is engaged throughout; hosts and guests banter freely, pulling no punches. There’s an effortless mix of sports, hip hop, and dating culture.
Unfiltered Opinions: Drea & Lex P keep it real about relationship standards, dating pitfalls, and men’s insecurities—with both humor and insight.
Atlanta Love Letter: The episode is a celebration of Black culture, Atlanta nightlife, and the local legends who shaped both basketball and music.

Must-Listen Timestamps

Pour Minds’ “Pour or Pass?” Relationship Game: 04:00–21:00
Joe Johnson & Jeff Teague Reflect on the Hawks: 37:18–66:53
Roscoe Dash on “No Hands” & Atlanta Legacy: 77:18–78:31
DJ Drama on Mixtapes, Uzi, & Atlanta’s Sound: 79:24–105:36

Summary

This Atlanta LIVE show blends candid sports storytelling, hip hop nostalgia, and straight-up relationship comedy into a rowdy, unmissable podcast event. Pour Minds bring heat on relationship “icks” and first dates; Joe Johnson & Jeff Teague swap NBA war stories and debate basketball eras; Roscoe Dash tells the real story behind “No Hands”; and DJ Drama takes fans behind the curtain of mixtape history and Atlanta’s continued dominance in music. Energy stays high, guests are unfiltered, and Atlanta’s culture is front and center.

For fans of basketball, rap, and outrageous debates on life and love—this is quintessential Club 520.

Club 520 Podcast: Atlanta LIVE SHOW w/ Joe Johnson, Roscoe Dash, Pour Minds, DJ Drama

Date: October 27, 2025
Hosts: Jeff Teague, DJ Wells, Bishop B Henn
Guests: DJ Drama, Joe Johnson, Roscoe Dash, Pour Minds (Drea & Lex P)

Episode Overview

Key Segments & Discussion Points

1. Pour Minds Take the Stage – Relationship Hot Takes & Hilarious Debates

(04:00 – 21:00)

Pour or Pass? Game
The hosts start by throwing wild dating scenarios at Pour Minds (Drea & Lex P). The crowd joins in for takes on drinks, first-date restaurants, cohabiting exes and much more.
- E&J vs Taylor Port: Lex P: “Taylor Port! Of course. ‘Cause we ladies, we gonna drink a little wine.” (04:23)
- Would You Date a Guy Who Still Lives with His Baby Mama?
  Drea: “If I was a baby mama and my baby daddy still live with me, we still fucking.” (06:05)
- ‘Teague Time’ Explained:
  DJ Drama: “He gonna show up to your house with a jersey, no draws.” (07:19)
  Lex P: “Winnie the Pooh style? Pour.” (07:44)
- If First Date Is at Texas Roadhouse:
  Lex P: “Is there an option for that to be pre-dinner? ’Cause I would get the rolls and then we can go to dinner for real.” (09:45)
Biggest ‘Ick’ in a Man
Drea: “I hate men that be super braggy when you first meet them... if you really who you say you are, just show up and show me…” (10:54)
What’s a Cheap Date?
Lex P: “$100 for two people is cheap going out to eat. Do you agree?” (12:50)
Drea: “That’s just for food, we’re gonna want to drink! Two or three drinks, an appetizer, and our meal—we’re spending $100.”
On Men with Hair Units and Secrets
Drea (on dating guys with ‘units’): “Why wouldn’t you tell me that you wear a piece? … You could’ve told me that upfront.” (13:43–15:28)

Memorable Quote:
Lex P: “If we having sex and you keep your socks on? You don’t love me for real—you don’t trust me.” (18:02)

2. Behind Pour Minds: Origins of Their Friendship

(15:53 – 16:31)

How They Met:
Drea: “We met working at the strip club together—bartending. Then we started a YouTube channel. And then we ended up moving to Atlanta and went crazy.” (16:08)
Wildest Podcast Guest?
Lex P: “Ain’t nobody wilder than us! But T-Pain was probably one—we had to edit out one of his stories...” (16:40)
“Slim Thug was wild too... We did a counter—he asked for some in like 45 songs!” (17:24)

3. NBA & ATL Stories with Joe Johnson & Jeff Teague

(37:18 – 66:53)

Joe Johnson’s First Impression of Jeff Teague:
“In 18 years playing in the NBA, I never went to any of these (draft) press conferences. But when T got drafted, I went... I was a fan since day one.” (38:35)
Growing with the Hawks:
“When I got here, we only won 29 the first year. By the time Jeff got here, we’d already been through the rough part...” (42:05)
Locker Room & Clubbing Stories:
“The whole team would go out. Shoutout to Joe—he didn’t haze me... But he’d invite me to the club.” (43:09)
NBA Rookie Hazing:
Joe: “I hated that shit when I was a rookie. You have to do all the chores, get the donuts. So I never messed with Jeff about it.” (44:20)
Legendary Team Chemistry
Joe and Jeff reflect that their Hawks team—Al Horford, Josh Smith, Bibby, Marvin, Jamal Crawford—would “win a championship in today’s NBA” (64:20), only to get roasted by co-hosts for the bold claim.
- Co-host: “A championship is crazy. Y’all ain’t beating that OKC team.” (65:05)
On Steve Nash’s MVP and the 2005 Phoenix Suns:
Joe: “Nash could’ve averaged 25 easy, but he settled for 16 and 13 assists. And that’s why he won MVP—we were the best team in the league.” (68:17)

4. Roscoe Dash Reflects on Atlanta’s Culture and His Legacy

(71:00 – 77:45)

Influence on Style:
“You made this dude get a Mohawk, bro. That’s influence.” (71:35)
How ‘No Hands’ Came Together:
“I looked at Waka, I said, bro, the ladies love you, so let’s make a song for them... While they (Wale) came in and put a verse on it, and the rest was history.” (77:18)
- “I knew it immediately—that was a hit.” (77:41)
Atlanta’s Camaraderie:
“Atlanta’s always been a place of camaraderie; people want to come and be a part of it. Now that I’m the bridge, I’m just going to keep putting in what needs to be there.” (74:13)

5. DJ Drama: Mixtape King & Atlanta’s Soundtrack

(79:24 – 105:36)

Favorite Mixtapes & Hidden Gems:
DJ Drama: “Crenshaw (with Nipsey), The Burrprint, In My Zone with Chris Brown, the movie with Gucci Mane… too many to count.” (80:02–80:47)
“With Trap or Die and Dedication, I feel like I found my personality… those tapes really changed my life.” (91:19)
Mixtape Stories – Almost Projects:
“Travis Scott’s Days After Rodeo was gonna be a Gangsta Grillz… but Kanye told him no.” (93:34)
DJing vs. Making Music:
“Being on stage is like being on the court—performing… but in the studio, that’s where I can go in my zone and create for people to hear.” (98:55)
Finding Uzi & Jack Harlow:
“A lot of people didn’t believe in Uzi... We created the Generation Now formula for breaking artists—moved him to Atlanta, introduced him to everyone, got him on tour.” (95:54)
Jeezy Orchestra Tour and Atlanta Pride:
Drama on Jeezy's music: “There’s not a lot of albums in hip hop like Thug Motivation... 20 years later, still bang the way they bang. You could put that on in the club right now.” (100:36)
Making Mixtapes vs Albums:
“It’s definitely different… with mixtapes it’s usually me and one artist in the zone—albums are about collaborations, clearances, business…” (104:04)

Notable Quotes & Laugh-Out-Loud Moments

Lex P (on dating men with socks on during sex):
“If we having sex and you keep your socks on? You don’t love me – I need to see you butt, booty hole, ass naked.” (19:09)
Jeff Teague on rookie nerves in the NBA:
“You got to lead grown-ass men who’ve been in the league for 5, 10, 12 years. You don’t come in with the right demeanor, you can get lost.” (39:32)
Joe Johnson on first Hawks years:
“We go in the arena, it’s like three, four hundred people there. It did not feel like the NBA.” (42:32)
Roscoe Dash on “No Hands”:
“I knew it immediately… that was a hit.” (77:41)
DJ Drama on Atlanta music culture:
“Atlanta is just what I listen to… the city adopted me.” (91:03)
“Gangsta Grillz was very pivotal in helping Southern hip hop reach the masses.” (92:28)
DJ Drama on breaking new talent:
“People didn’t see the vision for Uzi at first… but the clubs and the city, that’s how we broke him.” (95:54)

Episode Flow & Tonal Highlights

Energy & Authenticity: The crowd is engaged throughout; hosts and guests banter freely, pulling no punches. There’s an effortless mix of sports, hip hop, and dating culture.
Unfiltered Opinions: Drea & Lex P keep it real about relationship standards, dating pitfalls, and men’s insecurities—with both humor and insight.
Atlanta Love Letter: The episode is a celebration of Black culture, Atlanta nightlife, and the local legends who shaped both basketball and music.

Must-Listen Timestamps

Pour Minds’ “Pour or Pass?” Relationship Game: 04:00–21:00
Joe Johnson & Jeff Teague Reflect on the Hawks: 37:18–66:53
Roscoe Dash on “No Hands” & Atlanta Legacy: 77:18–78:31
DJ Drama on Mixtapes, Uzi, & Atlanta’s Sound: 79:24–105:36

Summary

For fans of basketball, rap, and outrageous debates on life and love—this is quintessential Club 520.

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Club 520 Podcast: Atlanta LIVE SHOW w/ Joe Johnson, Roscoe Dash, Pour Minds, DJ Drama

Episode Overview

Key Segments & Discussion Points

1. Pour Minds Take the Stage – Relationship Hot Takes & Hilarious Debates

2. Behind Pour Minds: Origins of Their Friendship

3. NBA & ATL Stories with Joe Johnson & Jeff Teague

4. Roscoe Dash Reflects on Atlanta’s Culture and His Legacy

5. DJ Drama: Mixtape King & Atlanta’s Soundtrack

Notable Quotes & Laugh-Out-Loud Moments

Episode Flow & Tonal Highlights

Must-Listen Timestamps

Summary

Summary

Club 520 Podcast: Atlanta LIVE SHOW w/ Joe Johnson, Roscoe Dash, Pour Minds, DJ Drama

Episode Overview

Key Segments & Discussion Points

1. Pour Minds Take the Stage – Relationship Hot Takes & Hilarious Debates

2. Behind Pour Minds: Origins of Their Friendship

3. NBA & ATL Stories with Joe Johnson & Jeff Teague

4. Roscoe Dash Reflects on Atlanta’s Culture and His Legacy

5. DJ Drama: Mixtape King & Atlanta’s Soundtrack

Notable Quotes & Laugh-Out-Loud Moments

Episode Flow & Tonal Highlights

Must-Listen Timestamps

Summary