David Banner on Black Identity, Power Structures, and Owning Your Work | Ep.15
About this episode
David Banner discusses Southern hip hop, health challenges, and the importance of responsibility and truth in achieving power and change.
Mannie Fresh and Juvenile talk with David Banner about Southern hip hop and why artists from the South are overlooked despite their influence. He offers insight into his health and how high blood pressure and diabetes forced him to change his lifestyle. Lastly, David speaks about responsibility and understanding truth as the key to real power and change. About Still 400: Still 400 with Mannie Fresh and Juvenile is where the South got something to say! The name comes from Still Fly and 400 Degrees and the show carries that same energy. Every episode brings real conversations, wild moments, hot takes, and legends showing up to talk their talk. Follow Still 400 on Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/still400pod https://www.tiktok.com/@still400pod #still400 #juvie #manniefresh #85southshow #breakbeat #still400podcast #still400pod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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