Rello da Prince and Dj V I battle it out in a epic battle you don't want to miss. 

We have a great interview with Mikey Wang Lavish. Talks about his new album East Coast get the money. Talks about his journey in making music   

Killa TV introduce his new Co Host to the show DJ VI and Rello Da Prince. The guys seat down with rapper Milly McJaggurr, Milly talks about his growth in his music  career.  The guys debate who the greatest mixtape DJ and so much more. This Podcast was Produced by Ms Google  Thumbnail art by Destiny McKinnon  Music by Milly McJaggurr Social Media  @bess_conversations_podcast @djvi914 @msgoogle910 @_streetdreamsrello_

Killa TV let’s everybody know new season of the podcast is coming with special co host Rello

Killa TV says goodbye and the end era of Bess Conversations Podcast

Killa TV and Big V talks epic battle between Lox and Dip Set

She promote indie artists' music, companies' products, and services by developing artist write-ups, social media posts, (some) marketing materials, and other platforms. She curate both written and verbal media for both private and public consumption.  ​ For the community, she plan,  coordinate, and revise material for publications in various local blogs and local newspapers. She write and review all story ideas and decide what material will appeal most to readers. During the review process, I offered comments to improve the product. Baby G is a true Hustler if its with her pen or with her camera. Hope y'all enjoy as we drive into her journey.

Big V and Glue talk about there new joint album Iverson and Stackhouse

The ladies from Mix and more sip and paint get into there journey

Monte Hailey aka Cool Cannon  owner & lead cinematographer of Everything Legendary. Born in the small town of Laurinburg, North Carolina where he  first discovered his passion for film. Graduated from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke with a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication.  Monte is creative visionary who loves to turn an ordinary vision into an extraordinary work of art. Film is his life and what he love to do. Today we get into his  journey on the Podcast today. As we kick off a new season of Bess Conversations Podcast

Killa TV and Big V Remembers the late great DMX

Hailing from Greensboro, North Carolina, FAT (fka The Fatboy) is what you get when you combine a cup of E-40 with a dash of Rick Ross, and a pinch of "Weird Al" Yankovic. A charismatic rapper that uses a mix of @Golden Era Hip Hop and New School Rap to paint vivid pictures, convey deep emotions, and tell diverse stories. His sound draws you in, his odd charm welcomes you with a bright smile. Today he  tap in with Killa Tv to talk about his new single Eat  https://music.apple.com/us/album/eat-feat-exhale-taop-single/1561392244 @imthefatboy IG

Brizzo Da Beast From Laurinburg NC Veteran  in the music game. Me and Brizzo go way back from High School days  we talk about his journey, some of his classic music videos, also his time 106 and Park Freestyle Friday. Really dope Episode guys hope y'all enjoy

The Queen Tora has created a podcast help promote, empower, and give black entrepreneurs, black artists, black healers, and black creators a platform to share their business experiences, artistry, and creations. We discuss the pros and cons of starting a business, what it means to be an artist and or creator, and “Lessons Learned.” From vegan donuts to apparel, and cosmetics there is no telling who will show up and drop experience, knowledge, and know how. We get into her journey and so much more enjoy.

How Sapphire23 came to be a jewelry & lifestyle company was pretty organic. We are a family owned, mother- daughter duo. Cassandra (mother) is an HR Professional by day & inspiring entrepreneur by 5:01pm. My style is simple, neat with amazing color combos. I have always enjoyed adding beautiful, unique accessories to really accentuate my natural look & eccentric personality. Madison Rose (Daughter) loves ballet & unicorns with dreams of becoming a scientist. She dresses to comfort with sweatshirts, leggings/shorts, sneakers or flip flops. However she loves rainbows, sparkly, dainty colored jewelry such as bracelets, earrings, necklaces and hair bows.    The name Sapphire23 comes from our birth month September. The 23 is in remembrance of my sister Latoya’s born day September 23rd. Latoya passed away in December 2011. I made a personal commitment to keep her memory alive with each opportunity we create.   Two years ago, we came up with the idea to start a business creating hair bows. We purchased the items to create the hair bows. However, we never took the time to start the business.  Some time later, I came up with the name Sapphire23. My Mom (Momo) agreed the business name is perfect for our jewelry business. Then out of the blue, COVID19 happened and everything shut/slow down. We were home for work and school. Our busy, hectic schedules changed to work and school at home only. This allowed for the actual creation of Sapphire23! 0 Comments SORT BY Add a public comment...

Me and Tanita get into journey of becoming a Black Owned Cosmetic Brand. https://ajahlipcreme.com  All of March for Women's History Month we will be having great conversations with our queens

Artists all over the country know that if they want to secure a mega hit, all they have to do is contact super-producer DJ Montay. Montay Humphrey exploded with back to back Top 10 hits in 2008 alone. His most successful claim to fame is producing the number one smash hit "Low" by Flo Rida featuring T-Pain. "Low" stood at the number one spot for 10 weeks on the Billboard singles chart, and was one of the biggest songs of 2008, with 450,000 digital downloads in one week and earning two Grammy nominations. It also helped Montay secure a Producer of the Year nomination at the Ozone Awards as well as several BMI music awards. "Low" has topped every chart including: iTunes, Billboard’s Top Digital download, Billboard Pop singles, Billboard Top R&B/ Rap singles, Billboard Top Rap singles, and countless others. This single features an instantly recognizable bangin’ beat, a signature T-Pain hook and a hot, lyrical flow from Flo Rida.  Describing how the song broke nationwide, DJ Montay said, "It started with DJ Khaled in Miami and I was playing it here in the ATL, and it took off from there." By 2006 DJ Montay assembled an impressive list of production credits, but it was the smash hit single "Walk it Out," produced for fellow Oomp Camp member Unk, that solidified him as a household name. The song started on the radio in Atlanta in early 2006 and then eventually took off, peaking at number one on the Billboard R&B singles. It instantly became a club classic that had people running to dance floors all across America. The DJ Montay- produced remix, which featured Andre 3000, Unk, Jim Jones and Big Boi, became an instant hit in its own right as a digital download favorite. Shortly after the breakthrough success, DJ Montay delivered another club banger "2 Step," the follow- up single from Unk's debut album "Beat’n Down Yo Block" distributed by Koch Entertainment. Its booming bass drops and unique melody reached the Billboard Top Five. And as with any other DJ Montay-produced hit, the remix featured appearances from big names like T-Pain, Jim Jones and E-40. Incredibly, "Walk it Out" and "2 Step" have generated over 2 million ringtone purchases combined.  Not one to rest, DJ Montay produced "Who the F#k​ is that" by Konvict Music/ Jive Records late artist Dolla featuring Akon & T-Pain. He also produced "I’d Rather" for the Academy Award-winning group Three 6 Mafia and "Creepin" by Chamillionaire featuring Ludacris. His credits also include Ice Cube's "It is What it Is" off of his "I Am the West" album, "Twisted" by Gorilla Zoe featuring Lil Jon and the irresponsibly catchy "Everybody Drunk" off of Ludacris' "Battle of the Sexes" album. In addition he produced the hit record "Foolish" for Atlanta-bred rapper Shawty Lo and songs for the Ying Yang Twins, DJ Kay Slay and Sheek Louch from the Lox. His newer production credits include rapper T.I.’s “Can You Learn” off his “Trouble Man” album featuring R. Kelly, Lil Jon’s “Pop that P**$y” and a track for Memphis rapper 8 Ball. Montay has assembled a production discography that can’t be messed with. His latest hits include “Mainstream Ratchet” and “So We Can Live” by 2 Chainz and “Money Can’t Buy” by Ne-Yo featuring Young Jeezy. He’s also responsible for producing popular songs like “Up Down” (Remix) by T-Pain, “Geronimo” by Clinton Sparks and “Mexico” by Cash Out. DJ Montay has firmly established himself as one of the top producers in the country and his musical resume continues to grow. He’s the product of hard work and –even though he’s already achieved so much- he’s still in the studio six days a week.  With his relentless work ethic, you never know whose hit he might produce next."I’m trying to be versatile- not just ATL projects. You never know what to expect –R&B, Pop, Rap, the list goes on.

My Guy ItsLaQuon Pulled up to the show talking music , playing new music just enjoying our selfs.. Crazy Story Time with Killa at the end of the Podcast

Kendrick Davis... AKA Geda, He started Rapping in 2005. He was just learning how to record and make songs. Fresh out of Wilson NC, Kendrick Davis  Geda has been blazing the streets of Wideawake Wilson for the past 17years. But his first breakthrough was in April 30 2010 when he drop his first compilation street album "Now or Never". From that day he made a mark in his hometown, from the intro to the end of his street album it was a certified classic and 3 tracks were produce by super engineer Manifest who also produce his biggest hit Drug Dealers Dream of off Rick Ross latest album and Manifest produced artists thats in the industry. Today Geda has a fire new project out called ABOUT LAST NIGHT  where you can stream everywhere!!!  

This week guest is Hilee Taylor who  attended Wagram Elementary School, Shaw Middle School and Scotland High before playing college football at North Carolina. A star defensive end, Taylor was drafted by the Carolina Panthers in the 2008 NFL Draft. He spent three seasons with the Panthers. He also spent time with the Detroit Lions and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Me and Hilee talk about his journey on making it to the NFL and what he doing today with his Organization Next Play and the great things he doing with Real Estate. Great Convo Enjoy

Lillian Blanche down to earth singer from the 704! She learned at an early age that she could sing. However, as an adolescent growing into her craft, she realized her voice was something special. Lillian spills her truths through verses and ballads, sharing pure emotion and energies in her music compositions, and promotions. Enjoy her and Killa Tv talk about her journey   IG @lillygoatgruff  IG @killa_tv_nc

ENJOY THIS INTERVIEW I DID 2 YEARS AGO WHERE THE ROLES WAS FLIPPED ON ME AND I WAS GETTING INTERVIEWED. GREAT CONVERSATION I HAD WITH MY BIG BRO BIG V.  @bigvskyzone  @bess_conversations_podcast  @killa_tv_nc

Willie Macc  has quickly come a long way as a member of young black hollywood since first becoming known to a national television audience as the funny man on BET's extremely popular College Hill Virgin Islands in the Spring of 2007. He has become one of the few Reality TV stars to make the transition from Reality TV to that of a working actor in Hollywood. Willie Macc's big screen break came with his appearance in the 2008 comedy spoof "Meet the Spartans" where he played a "Yo Mama" joke cracking opponent of the Spartan army. In his second film, "House Arrest", Willie Macc co-stars as the Chris Tucker like side-kick in the "Friday" like direct to home entertainment comedy. Cited as a "modern day Eddie Murphy", Willie Macc continues his destiny to stardom with two additional roles, one being in the action / comedy, "Chicago Pulaski Jones" (written by and starring Kel Mitchel of the "Kenan & Kel" show, and includes a directorial debut by Cedric the Entertainer), and the other being "The Greatest Song" (a wonderful romantic comedy starring Lamman Rucker of Tyler Perry's "Why Did I Get Married" and "Meet the Browns", and national comedian and TV Host, Joe Clair). He can also soon be seen on the small screen in a recurring role in the upcoming television show, "Friends and Lovers: Ski Trip 2". Both an actor and comedian, Willie Macc made his first professional stand-up comedy debut at the famous BB Kings at Universal Walk in Los Angeles on July 31, 2007. He continues to hone his comic skills by performing stand-up comedy routines in and around Los Angeles for both teen and adult audiences. A lover of sketch comedy in particular, he has developed a sketch comedy TV pilot with Barry Floyd (Tee Tee from BETs The Game) and Jonathan Kite (Oleg from Two Broke Girls)

Killa TV and M.I.D Podcast talk about Hip Hop artist of the year, album of the year and podcast of the year. And much more

Killa TV and Backyard Boyz Ent Crew Talks about Life in the Pandemic. Then also very heated conversation about Jordan vs Leborn....

itsLaQuon gets into his journey  of being mixed. Him making music and so much more this is part 1 of our Conversation  Part 2 Next Monday 

Killa TV  DJ Big Los and T Mac give they thoughts on upcoming Jeezy vs Gucci Mane Battle

Sheena Johnson is a self made entrepreneur with a servant leader's heart.  After serving in the Air Force, she moved to corporate America where she has 20 years of leadership & training experience. Passionate about balance, Sheena enjoys working out, running her business, being a mother to her 2 boys, and everything that allows her to support their community.  SheenBalla is a hobby that introduced Sheena into the world of entrepreneurship. Experiencing the freedom of owning her own business, her mission became creating a network that cultivates the creativity in others so that they can share their gifts & talents with the world.  follow her  @tendin2    IG and Twitter This week Podcast was Produced and Edited by Press Play Studios in Greensboro NC  Follow me on Facebook Kavon Bess McKinnon IG Killa_tv_nc

Willie The Kid Interview | Bess Conversations Podcast | Episode 56 Me and willie had great conversation clears up some some rumors about him and DJ Drama. We talk about his New Album Capital Gains and so much  more...

Lee Rogers is a childhood friend of mine but  now he the  lead actor of the web series My First Love: Withdrawals and Relapses. Me and Lee get into his journey and so much more. Make sure check out My First Love: Withdrawals and Relapses every week on Youtube  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8Zqk...

Venerable Richmond, Virginia rapper Skillz is the hip hop head’s hip hop head. He's the guy who spun on cardboard as a kid, sprayed graffiti, and deejayed by connecting his mother’s turntables together. Never in a million years would he think that years later he would become an in-demand songwriter, producer, artist & deejay. ​ Born in Detroit, Shaqwan Lewis, otherwise known as "Skillz" spent time in Fayetteville, North Carolina before landing in Richmond, Virginia. There he attended high school, where he soaked up all the Rakim, Kool Moe Dee, Run-DMC and anything he could get his hands on. “I’ve been a fan of hip hop since day one,” he says. “It always seemed like it was speaking to me directly.” He was a standout English student, honing his rap skills and enrolling in talent shows all over town. Answering an ad in the back of The Source magazine in the mid-90s, he sent in a one minute acapella rap, and won an opportunity to perform at the New Music Seminar in New York City. He finished second in a freestyle competition and drew the attention of Atlantic Records, who quickly signed him.His 1996 debut, From Where???, which some labeled an underground classic made his name and talents known throughout the hip hop world while his partnership with Atlantic eventually dissolved. Skillz (then known as Mad Skillz) eventually turned to writing raps for others. Before long he was introduced to soon-to-be rap potentate, Timbaland, through their mutual acquaintance Magoo, and Skillz signed with Timbaland’s label. Though nothing would come of the deal, he appeared on albums like, Tim’s Bio and Indecent Proposal, and toured with Missy Elliott in addition to acting as her hype man. Perhaps most importantly, his fellow-Virginian collaborators showed him how to compose a great song. “Before, it was just me rapping – a battle rap, and then maybe a hook,” he says. “But through Missy and Timbaland, I started paying attention to songwriting.” ​He next signed to underground label Rawkus Records, where he released his classic track, Ghostwriter, detailing his experiences secretly penning tracks for more-famous artists. Turns out he had become a ghostwriter by accident; a fellow DJ heard him recording one day, and said he’d like to use Skillz’s hook and beat for another MC. Eventually, he came to be known as a first-rate lyrical gun-for-hire, and went on to write songs for Diddy and Will Smith. And those are just the artists he’ll name. “A good ghostwriter never reveals all his clients,” he notes, adding: “I’ve definitely made a lot more money on songs that I've  written for bigger artists, than for myself. Sometimes it makes sense for me to sell a record rather than hold onto it.”  He just released his New Podcast  Hip-Hop Confessions

After graduating from Howard University with a degree in Communications, Tracey Lee inked a recording deal with Bystorm/Universal Records under which he released a solo album entitled, Many Facez (1997). This album included the hit single, The Theme (It’s Party Time), which settled on Billboard’s Top 100 for thirty-seven weeks.  He had the opportunity to collaborate with award-winning artists such as the Notorious B.I.G., Busta Rhymes, and Kanye West. Some of Tracey's performances and appearances included BET Rap City: The Basement, BET Teen Summit, Keenan Ivory Wayans Show, and HBO Original Series: ARLI$$. Tracey's whirlwind music industry experience prompted him to earn a Juris Doctorate Degree from Southern University Law Center making Tracey the 1st former major label hip-hop artist to earn the abbreviation Esq. behind his name. Some of his clients include Eric Roberson (Grammy-Nominated R&B Singer/Songwriter), Invisible Productions (for Kelly Rowland, Solange Knowles and Kobe Bryant), and DJ Young Guru (Tour DJ & Engineer for Jay-Z). In 2014, Tracey returned to the music scene as an independent artist under the LLeft Entertainmentlabel that he owns with his wife, Lori Nelson Lee. To date, he has released 3 major projects; ESQ. The Revelation, with appearances by DJ Young Guru, Eric Roberson, and Algebra Blessett, Expect The Unexpected, which received rave reviews from some of music industry's top DJs, and his most recent release, Glory, which is already being revered as Tracey's magnum opus for his ability to so poetically capture the strife of a major societal shift, (Covid-19, Quarantine, Police Brutality, and Civil Unrest), and turn it into pure art. Glory is a product of the now and the way forward on a landscape cultivated entirely by the production of super producer, Ojizz. Fall of 2016, Tracey joined the faculty staff of Coppin State University as an adjunct professor teaching The Business of Music to aspiring artist, and he gave a presentation on Contracts, Copyrights & Performing Rights Societies at the Music Industry Symposium for Singers and Musicians in St. Lucia. Currently, Tracey sits on the Governor's Board for The Recording Academy Washington, DC Chapter, and is a member of Black Entertainment and Sports Law Association (BESLA), American Bar Association (ABA), Screen Actors Guild (SAG), and American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA). https://www.traceyleemusic.com

Norfolk born, Va Beach raised, Music Theory Records recording artist It's Tha Koncept is  the truth. With incredible wit and intricate wordplay, Koncept consistently delivers using his gifts to inspire the world to dream big, unify and keep VA hip-hop culture alive.

Killa Tv and friends enjoy the 50th Episode of the podcast 

co owner of AMI studios Sup talks about his journey in music.. Killa TV Thanks the people for being part of the podcast 

Ta-Wanda Wilson, HHC, RT, CCCA is the founder of RealWellness LLC. A board-certified holistic health practitioner with over two decades of experience working in holistic and functional health, Ta-Wanda works with clients to help them make lifestyle changes that produce real and lasting results. Over the course of her career, Ta-Wanda has helped thousands of individuals, along with non-profits and small businesses, to achieve their wellness goals. She bases her practice on the idea that all parts of the body are interdependent, which means that bringing the whole person into balance is essential for achieving wellness. Ta-Wanda’s deep understanding of holistic health is grounded in her own experience. After becoming aware of the role that lifestyle choice had played in her family’s health history, she chose to take a new path, adopting a vegan diet and raising her three children based on the holistic health principles she now teaches her clients. Make sure you check out  her new book My Family's Poor Health Chain 

Killa TV kicking with  special guest T Mac and Photo ready from Unfiltered  910 Podcast. Me and the guys talk NBA Bubble, how can NFL come back , top 5 favorite NBA players.

Black Dollar is focused on creating opportunities for entrepreneurs to showcase their skills, services and products. Within that, we want to encourage business and consumer engagement with these entrepreneurs - in an effort to create a greater sense of togetherness for our business communities.

His close affiliation with Bow Wow, has made him one of the official DJ’s for the industry’s top heavy hitting record label, SO SO DEF. DJ Jus’s experience and years served in hip hop has made him more than just the average DJ. As impressive as he is on the 1’s & 2’s, DJ Jus has put in work on the big screen making him an invited member of the Screen Actors Guild.  His on screen work has given him opportunities of working side-by-side with Meryl Streep, Angela Bassett, and Mary J. Blige. Jus has been rapping and spinning records since he was three. His father a local NYC area DJ taught Jus how to change records and return them to their jacket covers.

UNO Way and G Rocc are  BENNETTSVILLE , SC NATIVE. Uno Way talks about life as a preacher kid how he feel in love with Hip Hop. The guys also speak on how the young people need to do they part in the community. Really great interview Thanks to hole VIJ Black Glove Music Group staff for putting this together.   FOLLOW US   IG @killa_tV_nc @bess_conversations_podcast @therealunoway1 @vijbgmg @rossianno  Facebook Kavon McKinnon  Twitter @nc_or_nothing85

Andrew Schulz was raised in Manhattan's East Village, but it was while he was living in California to attend UC Santa Barbara that he got his start in comedy. Although he was a fan of standup, he didn't have any aspirations to perform until he was encouraged to go on-stage for a comedy night hosted by the restaurant where he worked. He soon returned to New York, became a regular at the Comedy Village, and eventually began making the rounds at several other of the city's comedy clubs. He made his Edinburgh Comedy Festival debut in 2008. In 2011, Schulz began appearing on the MTV2 comedy-reality show Guy Code and spin-off Guy Court, and in 2014, he teamed up with fellow MTV2 alum Charlamagne tha God to create and co-host The Brilliant Idiots podcast, which takes on current events and pop culture. While continuing the podcast, he took a lead role in the IFC comedy series Benders, which ran for eight episodes in 2015; the same year he appeared in the feature film Victor and began a recurring role on the Amazon crime series Sneaky Pete (2015-2017). He was cast on the Hulu series There's…Johnny!, about The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, in 2017. Meanwhile, after over a decade on the club circuit, in 2018, 800 Pound Gorilla

SUP 4 Ever, DJ VI , Ms Google of the MID Podcast return to the podcast to talk about the topics of the world. Also special guest Mike Lowery of the Unfiltered Podcast 910 joins the show.  The guys talks about the epic hip hop battle 50 Cent vs T.I. Also  get into Jada and Will and so much more. Then we wrap things up with story time with Killa. 

Big  Mo   of  102  Jamz  in  Greensboro NC Weekdays (10AM - 3PM), Sunday (12PM - 4PM) Big Mo grew up in Queens, New York. While attending North Carolina A&T, Big Mo played Aggie football and worked at the campus radio station, WNAA. Working at WNAA brought him much joy, allowing him to meet lots of people, including major artists. It was there that he met up with Terrance J, who encouraged him to give an “air check” to 102 JAMZ. When he did, he began making waves. This was the beginning of his career in the industry. Big Mo has made it a constant effort to continue networking and be a person of the people. Critics prayed his downfall, but now he is the Music Director of 102 JAMZ, gaining praise from those same critics. Friends would describe Mo as loyal, kind-hearted and a Ride or Die. Mo loves to travel, and lives by the mantra “work hard, play harder”.

Lord Phly is a creative influencer that seeks to spread a message of Never Apologize For Being DOPE.(#nAFbDOPE) is a message of self-awareness and positivity, that inspires people to embrace their gifts and attack life with no apologies. Through the use of art, fashion, sports, and media #nAFbDOPE creates an unapologetic culture where DOPE is SELF..."  @lordphly #nAFbDOPE        THANKS TO AMI STUDIOS IN RALEIGH NC

well at lest this time we got video ..... lol .......the guys let killa have it.... another great podcast

crazy episode with them boys from unfiltered podcast!!!!! Enjoy 

Cape Fear Christian Academy has named Steve Mims Jr. to coach its varsity boys basketball program. Mims has been an assistant coach with Fayetteville Academy’s varsity boys the last two seasons.  Mims was a standout at E.E. Smith before graduating in 1999. He went on to play at Wingate. Mims then played professionally in Germany and Mexico.  He was an assistant at Fayetteville Tech for two years before joining the staff at Fayetteville Academy. He coached the Fayetteville Academy middle school boys to a Southeastern Conference championship in 2019.  Fayetteville Academy won the North Carolina Independent School Athletic Association 2-A boys basketball championship in 2019.  “Steve has worked closely with proven coaches Chip Bishop and Bill Boyette at Fayetteville Academy,” said Al Myatt, athletic director at CFCA. “Steve is very energetic and engaging. He has trained some outstanding players. He has great AAU connections with Team Wall and he has the contacts to help players to the next level.”  Among players Mims has trained are Dennis Smith Jr. (N.C. State, New York Knicks), Joey Baker (Duke), Brandon Ingram (Duke, New Orleans Pelicans), Josh Nickelberry (Louisville) and Greg Gantt (Providence).  Mims helped former CFCA player Zachary Boggs at Fayetteville Tech. Boggs played at Fort Valley (Ga.) State last season. Mims trained former CFCA and American University player C.B. Diallo before he signed to play in the Basketball Africa League.

Happy Memorial Day GUYS!!!!!   Hope y'all enjoying the interviews got another good one today..  "Lil' Rick" a.k.a. "Ricky Ruckus" was born in Washington, DC on September 18, 1983. He moved to Winston-Salem, North Carolina in 1996. He earned the name "Lil' Rick" from his father Big Rick, and the name "Ricky Ruckus" because of his furious rapping method. His masterful mic skills and "in your face" attitude come from the many battles that this young rapper faced as a challenger. Ricky Ruckus became serious about rapping while attending high school. At the same time, DJ’s took notice and started giving him radio coverage -- DJ’s like “DJ Ceasefire” (Shadyville/102 Jamz/http://www.102jamz.com/). With the increased radio coverage, came challenges from other rappers, which only helped provoked him to hone his skills even more. With radio coverage, his name skyrocketed and he became well known in North Carolina and some parts of Virginia. It allowed him to open shows for Jay-Z, 3-6 Mafia, Mike Jones, Slim thug, The Game, Juelz Santana, Young Jeezy, Lil Wayne, Juvenile, U.T.P, Franchise Boys, etc.....  Now a days you can find Ricky working in his own studio he runs Rucko Media..