Podcast
I Want All The Smoke
Hosted by Digital Diamond Network · EN
Every week Will Haze, J. Thaddeus, Mason Xross & EJay discuss current events for the culture.
no holds barred....Nobody is safe from the SMOKE. ANYBODY can get it!!!!
Twitter: @AllTheSmokePOD
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IG: @_IWantAllTheSmoke
Email: FreeSmokeDDN@Gmail.com
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Episode 216 | "Shuttle Cock…"
Apr 1502:28:22Tap to summarizeOn this episode, we go all the way in—no filters, no safe takes. We start with Gucci Mane shaking things up with a diss aimed at Pooh Shiesty, and it's not just rap—it's personal. Then we pivot to Nick Cannon and the wild lengths he seems willing to go for attention (and maybe more), sparking a real conversation about authenticity vs. performance. From there, we take a deeper dive into the legacy of Lauryn Hill—is she rightfully placed on a cultural pedestal, or has her narrative been protected over time? Finally, we break down the controversy surrounding Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel, questioning why the public reaction seems so one-sided. This episode goes beyond surface-level headlines. It's a raw and honest look at how narratives are created, how influence shapes perception, and how the truth often gets lost in the noise. If you're into rap beef, celebrity drama, and unfiltered conversations about culture and power—this is one you don't want to miss. 🎧🔥 Instagram: @IWantAllTheSmokePod //@IAmWillHaze //@SojashSports //@MasonXross82 //@J.Tayst //@DigitalDiamondNetwork Facebook Pages: www.facebook.com/IWANTALLTHESMOKEPODCAST Brought to you by: Digital Diamond Network
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Episode 215 | "Crazy Superstition Pt. 2…"
Apr 1001:17:57Tap to summarizeIts Part 2...that means there is a part 1.....act accordingly
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Episode 215 | "Crazy Superstition Pt. 1…"
Apr 301:28:22Tap to summarizeBECOME A PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/AllTheSmokePodcast This episode explores the complexities of intellectual property and the ethics of viral content, breaking down how creators navigate ownership in today's fast-moving digital landscape. The discussion also taps into cultural superstitions passed down through generations, mixing humor with real-life experiences and perspectives. On the hip-hop side, Will Haze, Mason Xross, and Ejay get into the art of rap beefs, lyrical battles, and industry dynamics. From analyzing iconic diss tracks to discussing what it truly takes to come out on top in the rap game, the crew offers sharp insight and authentic takes rooted in the culture. The conversation expands into broader themes including race and representation in media, legacy, and societal perceptions, all delivered with a balance of humor, honesty, and real-world perspective. Whether you're here for the hip-hop debates, cultural commentary, or just a good laugh, this episode brings it all together in classic I Want All The Smoke fashion. Instagram: @IWantAllTheSmokePod //@IAmWillHaze //@SojashSports //@MasonXross82 //@J.Tayst //@DigitalDiamondNetwork Facebook Pages: www.facebook.com/IWANTALLTHESMOKEPODCAST Brought to you by: Digital Diamond Network
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Episode 214 | "OLD G.O.A.T.s.…"
Mar 2702:14:55Tap to summarizeBECOME A PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/AllTheSmokePodcast On this episode: The crew breaks down Kendrick Lamar's dominance and what wins at the Grammy Awards really mean in the streaming era. Then it's a style check—are artists like Jim Jones and Wale dressing their age or stuck in the past? Things get deeper as the convo flips into morality vs. legality, accountability, and whether talent should ever excuse bad decisions. Add in takes on culture, race, humor, and global issues—this one's funny, thought-provoking, and a little unfiltered. Instagram: @IWantAllTheSmokePod // @DigitalDiamondNetwork Facebook Pages: www.facebook.com/IWANTALLTHESMOKEPODCAST Brought to you by: Digital Diamond Network
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Episode 213 | "Have You Ever Had to Shop For Rocks With Your Mom In Law?…"
Mar 1302:06:41Tap to summarizeBECOME A PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/AllTheSmokePodcast JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/a5Uxsr5s On this episode: We dive into the powerful connection between music, movies, media, and cultural identity. From the cinematic influence of legendary filmmakers like Quentin Tarantino, Christopher Nolan, and Steven Spielberg to the deeper concept of "Black History Infinite Year Life," the conversation explores how storytelling through film, music, and media shapes how we see the world—and ourselves. We break down how media narratives influence perception, how cultural resilience develops through generations, and how history, language, and storytelling affect identity and community. The discussion also touches on media manipulation, political distractions, and the psychological impact of growing up in environments where culture, survival, and self-expression intersect. Along the way, we share personal stories, humor, and sharp insights about movies, music, and the cultural moments that shape society. Real talk. Thought-provoking perspectives. And a few laughs along the way. Tap in and get the smoke. 🔥🎙️ Instagram: @IWantAllTheSmokePod // @DigitalDiamondNetwork Facebook Pages: www.facebook.com/IWANTALLTHESMOKEPODCAST Brought to you by: Digital Diamond Network
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Episode 212 | "Jesus Christ…"
Mar 602:34:24Tap to summarizeJOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/a5Uxsr5s On this episode: The hosts explore the forces that shape greatness, culture, and belief. Using hip hop as a lens, they break down how environment, upbringing, community, and personal drive all play a role in success. Is greatness something you're born with, or something built through discipline, strategy, and opportunity? The discussion also dives into media narratives and public perception, referencing a controversial moment from the British Academy Film Awards and how editing, context, and misunderstanding—especially around conditions like Tourette syndrome—can shape public reaction. A major part of the episode examines the historical and cultural influence of Christianity, particularly in relation to the Transatlantic Slave Trade and colonial expansion. The hosts discuss how religion was sometimes used as a system of control, how traditional African spiritual practices were disrupted, and why education and historical awareness are essential for understanding faith and identity today. From hip hop culture to global history, this episode challenges listeners to question narratives, seek deeper knowledge, and think critically about the systems that shape our world. Instagram: @IWantAllTheSmokePod //@IAmWillHaze //@J.Tayst //@DigitalDiamondNetwork Facebook Pages: www.facebook.com/IWANTALLTHESMOKEPODCAST Brought to you by: Digital Diamond Network
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Episode 211 | "Naked Trust…"
Feb 2702:12:41Tap to summarizeOn this episode, the guys keep it raw and unfiltered. We kick things off with some wild "naked trust" locker room conversations — the unspoken rules, the awkward moments, and the code of conduct nobody actually explains. Then we get into celebrity podcasts… why are so many of them just not entertaining? Are big names relying too much on status instead of substance? We also talk about the ongoing controversy surrounding Prince Andrew and his connection to the Jeffrey Epstein files — and what accountability should really look like at that level of power. And things get heated as the pod dives into the impact of "white opinion" on Black culture — who sets the narrative, who validates it, and why that influence still carries weight today. Unfiltered. Unapologetic. All smoke. Tap in. 🔥 Instagram: @IWantAllTheSmokePod // @DigitalDiamondNetwork Facebook Pages: www.facebook.com/IWANTALLTHESMOKEPODCAST Brought to you by: Digital Diamond Network
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Episode 210 | "Loose Lips Sink Ships…"
Feb 2002:24:00Tap to summarizeBECOME A PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/AllTheSmokePodcast In this episode of I Want All The Smoke, we break down the latest controversy surrounding Vlad and his comments about Roc Nation and Megan Thee Stallion. Are media narratives being manipulated? Is this satire, strategy, or something deeper? We also discuss the recent allegations connected to Jay-Z and examine how social media influences public perception, celebrity reputation, and viral controversy. Could hacking, timing, or publicity stunts be playing a role? And what responsibility do platforms like VladTV have in shaping narratives? Beyond celebrity drama, we dive into: Political messaging in entertainment Racism and cultural appropriation in media Gun rights vs. mental health debates The impact of bullying on violence Black History Month and the fight for civil rights Why representation and education matter in combating racism This episode blends hip-hop culture, social commentary, and real talk about relationships, accountability, and equality. 🔥 If you're interested in hip-hop news, celebrity controversies, media manipulation, Jay-Z updates, Megan Thee Stallion drama, Vlad TV interviews, and cultural debates — this episode is for you. Instagram: @IWantAllTheSmokePod // @DigitalDiamondNetwork Facebook Pages: www.facebook.com/IWANTALLTHESMOKEPODCAST Brought to you by: Digital Diamond Network
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Episode 209 | "Show Me Your Pantries…"
Feb 1302:10:08Tap to summarizeIn this episode, the hosts dive into a hilarious, unfiltered blend of comedy, hip-hop culture, politics, and conspiracy theories. The conversation jumps effortlessly between roast sessions, serious debates, and wild speculation, making for an unpredictable and entertaining listen. Episode Highlights The crew jokes about their favorite AKAs, including nicknames inspired by artists like Gucci Mane and their own creative alter egos. Hot takes on J. Cole's upcoming album The Fall Off, debating whether its sound stays true to regional roots. Track debates and beat selection discussions surrounding legends like Nas and Jadakiss. Classic rap battle talk revisiting 50 Cent vs. Lloyd Banks, breaking down lyricism, performance energy, and career impact. Deep dives into conspiracy theories and political controversies involving figures like Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, including debates over misinformation and online narratives. Conversations around legal strategies, free speech, and where jokes about public figures cross into defamation territory. Cultural humor about pantry organization, fridge cakes, and food habits across communities. Personal stories touching on heritage, family quirks, Scottish traits, and uniquely Canadian food staples like donairs. Wild theories about political sabotage, media manipulation, and controversial online posts. Packed with humor, heated debates, and off-the-rails moments, this episode moves quickly from laughs to serious discussion and back again. Perfect for listeners who enjoy raw, unfiltered takes on hip-hop, culture, and current events. Grab a drink, sit back, and enjoy the ride.
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Episode 208 | "The Steak Isn't Real..."
Feb 603:23:51Tap to summarizeBECOME A PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/AllTheSmokePodcast JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/a5Uxsr5s On this episode: The hosts kick things off with lighthearted weekend stories and celebrations before shifting into deeper discussions on celebrity culture and its growing influence on politics and public opinion. They pay tribute to influential figures who've recently passed, debate accountability and redemption for public figures, and unpack concerns around media responsibility, free speech, and the current social and political climate in the U.S. The conversation then moves into entertainment and storytelling, examining lazy writing, predictable endings, and the importance of authentic representation — particularly in Black cinema and portrayals of street culture. The crew also explores how public perception forms around high-profile allegations and how association can blur the lines between rumor and guilt. Closing on a lighter note, the episode dives into hip hop culture, discussing lyrical importance, artist reputations, dream rap battles, and the legacies of artists like Fabolous, Lloyd Banks, Ludacris, and T.I., while also tackling the challenges modern artists face in today's crowded music landscape. A mix of humor, culture, and sharp commentary makes this episode both entertaining and thought-provoking. Instagram: @IWantAllTheSmokePod //@IAmWillHaze //@J.Tayst //@DigitalDiamondNetwork Facebook Pages: www.facebook.com/IWANTALLTHESMOKEPODCAST Brought to you by: Digital Diamond Network
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