Keystothestreet

·1 hr 35 min·5 clips

Scrap explains how being the smallest kid led to his fight-heavy nickname and scrappy reputation.

The episode begins with DJ Southside and J catching up after a break, joking about the cold weather and their absence. They introduce themselves and banter about J's recent trip to Houston, where he criticizes New York for being expensive and loud. The hosts then welcome their special guest, Scrap, who is the CEO of Smack Boy events and host of the Barz and Motion podcast. Scrap introduces his team, including Jamari Cash, Brooklyn Baby Scoop, and Avalon J. He explains his journey into event curation, starting as a vendor selling infused goods during the COVID pandemic. Scrap discusses his nickname, originating from being small and getting into frequent fights as a teenager. The conversation shifts to his current work, hosting events at Resort World Casino in Queens and collaborating with the Vintage Soul Band. Scrap announces an upcoming event for 420 weekend at Native Greenleaf Dispensary in Mastic Beach. Throughout the episode, there are tangents on topics like sports, age, Morgan Freeman, and conspiracy theories, all delivered in a casual, humorous tone. The hosts and guest share personal stories, such as Scrap's desire to move out of New York for a better quality of life. The episode includes freestyle rap sessions and ends with plans for a medieval-themed birthday party.

As heard by us

A loose first-show-back episode where cold weather, candy jokes, and medieval plans bring out DJ Southside and J's chemistry.

Keys to the Streets returns with the feel of a first show back: cold weather, loose reintroductions, and two hosts settling into the rhythm of bothering each other.

Read the full review in PlayNext →

Why you'd press play

You get an April cold snap that somehow lands in medieval party planning.

Read the full recommendation in PlayNext →

Listen to the show on

Apple Podcasts Spotify

Play clips from this episode More from Keys To The Street Show