The Danza Project

Edgar Berlanga speaks out after his recent loss and the criticism that followed. From claims that something “was off” in the Shiraz fight to addressing the backlash, the hate, and the pressure of living up to expectations — Berlanga opens up about everything he’s been dealing with behind the scenes. He also talks about his new deal with Zuffa Boxing, working with Dana White, his mindset going forward, and why he believes this is just the beginning of his comeback. This isn’t the same Berlanga… this is a different version. Watch the full interview and decide for yourself. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fatboy goes OFF in this interview — speaking on his baby mother situation, not seeing his kids, and everything that’s been going on behind the scenes. From “Bring my kids to me” to calling out the narrative around his name, this is one of the most raw and unfiltered conversations we’ve had. Fatboy also addresses the content game, saying he helped birth this wave and speaks on creators like Druski and where it all started. This one gets real. Let me know in the comments — is Fatboy speaking facts or going too far? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pressa sits down with The Danza Project for a real conversation that goes deeper than music. From growing up in Toronto without his father physically present to navigating life in the streets at a young age, Pressa opens up about the experiences that shaped him. He breaks down how a life-changing moment involving Drake helped shift his path, and what it really takes to survive and evolve in the industry. Pressa also speaks on loyalty, the reality behind rap money, and shares his perspective on the ongoing conversation surrounding Tory Lanez. This isn’t just an interview—it’s about growth, mindset, and understanding the difference between perception and reality. Welcome to The Danza Project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cam’ron sits down with The Danza Project for a real conversation on business, media, and the truth behind some of the biggest moments in hip-hop. From addressing his history with Dame Dash to speaking on Jay-Z, industry politics, and how things really played out behind the scenes, Cam gives insight you don’t usually hear in interviews. He also breaks down how he built his platform “It Is What It Is,” why he doesn’t move like everyone else in the industry, and how his mindset has evolved over time. In this episode, Cam’ron speaks on: • His fallout with Dame Dash and what led to it • His perspective on Jay-Z and industry relationships • Why he keeps certain situations off the internet • Building a media platform from scratch • Business decisions, ownership, and longevity • The difference between artists and entrepreneurs This isn’t just a recap of the past — this is game from someone who’s lived it and is still building. Welcome to The Danza Project. If it’s TDP, you can bet it’s must TV. Subscribe and turn notifications on. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chrisean Malone opens up in one of her most emotional conversations yet. She speaks on her son, shuts down narratives about his development, shows receipts involving Blueface and Ryan Garcia, and shares how faith, boxing, and Coach Calvin Ford have helped shape this new season of her life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This might be the wildest conversation we’ve ever had. 607 Unc says loyalty is dead, calls out Charleston White, says religion is fake, claims he channels God, and explains why he sleeps on the floor to stay spiritually grounded. He breaks down hearing voices as a child, being sent to a mental institution, and why he believes most people are programmed NPCs. Some of this will make you uncomfortable. Some of this will make you question everything. Some of this you’re gonna say is crazy. Either way — you’re gonna watch the whole thing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode of The DANZA PROJECT is pure unfiltered internet chaos. OSCHINO reacts to some of the biggest rumors, controversies, and uncomfortable conversations circulating online right now — while breaking down why power, technology, and platforms changed the streets forever. He speaks on: • His response to Beanie Sigel • The Gillie situation and street logic vs internet fame • His thoughts on Charleston White and algorithm controversy • The Epstein files and how real power actually moves • Why billionaires don’t live by street rules • FBI surveillance, Ring cameras, and why nobody really gets away anymore • Why the streets are dead, not disrespected, just obsolete • Online rumors involving Diddy, including speculation around Meek Mill • Speculation surrounding French Montana and internet narratives • Why rumor culture spreads faster than truth • Podcast beef, integrity, and fake ownership in the content space • Going to prison for weed — and coming home to legalization • Content money vs music money — and why ownership changes everything • Losing his son, grief, faith, doubt, and survival This episode isn’t gossip, it’s experience reacting to a culture obsessed with rumors, power, and attention. 🎙️ The DANZA PROJECT No scripts. No filters. No fear. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this raw, emotional, and unforgettable interview, UNKASA visibly struggles to hold back emotion as he finally tells the truth about Dipset, brotherhood, money, ego, and being erased from hip-hop history. For the first time in decades, UNKASA opens up about the pain behind the legacy, watching relationships fall apart, being counted out, and carrying the weight of Harlem and the music industry without ever being properly credited or paid. As the conversation deepens, the moment becomes overwhelming as he speaks on: * Dipset’s rise, fracture, and internal breakdown * Never making a dollar from Dipset * How money and ego destroyed real brotherhood * Being present in the early days but written out later * Selling hundreds of CDs hand-to-hand before industry deals * Losing friends, funerals, and unresolved grief * Why vulnerability is punished while disrespect is celebrated * Mental health and surviving the industry * His message to Cam’ron, Jim Jones & Juelz Santana * Why “we don’t have time anymore” This isn’t internet drama.This isn’t revisionist history. This is a grown man confronting years of pain in real time, speaking honestly about legacy, loss, and love for a culture that doesn’t always love you back. 🎙️ THE DANZA PROJECT📍 Unfiltered. Emotional. Necessary. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this powerful episode of THE DANZA PROJECT, FINESSE 2 TYMES sits down for a raw, unfiltered, and brutally honest conversation about sacrifice, internet hate, streaming culture, industry betrayal, and why telling the truth can cost you everything. Finesse breaks down how creators like Kai Cenat built real core audiences, why streaming is the new rap game, and how 1,000 real fans matter more than 20,000 casual followers. He explains why the internet isn’t built for positivity, why negativity always wins online, and how embracing that reality changed his mindset. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Skrilla sits down with The Danza Project for a powerful conversation about faith, addiction, Zombieland, and the pressure of becoming a leader at 26. Born into Ifá and Palo, Skrilla opens up about his belief in God, misconceptions about voodoo, how Christianity shaped his perspective, and why sponsors and labels were scared to work with him. Skrilla also talks about addiction, music, saving lives in Zombieland, South Park, Kim Kardashian, fatherhood, responsibility, and the mental warfare that comes with sudden fame. This episode shows Skrilla beyond the surface — honest, spiritual, funny, conflicted, and human. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The Danza Project, Danza sits down with JR Writer, Hell Rell, and Duke Da God for an in-depth conversation on Dipset’s legacy, ownership, and the evolution of hip-hop culture. The Harlem and Bronx representatives reflect on their rise during the mixtape era, the realities of navigating the music industry, and the long-term impact of Dipset on New York rap. They speak candidly about being counted out rather than left out, reclaiming ownership of their music, and why this current chapter is about control, longevity, and respect... not nostalgia. Throughout the interview, they discuss: The origins of Dipset and how the movement was built from the ground up The importance of owning masters and learning the business side of music How hip-hop culture has shifted from authenticity to entertainment The changing perception of street credibility and accountability in rap Internal politics, reunions, and how narratives around Dipset are often misunderstood Discovering producer A-Trak at a young age and early creative collaborations Why Double Trouble represents growth, independence, and unfinished business This episode offers a rare, first-hand perspective from artists who helped define an era and continue to shape the culture on their own terms. DOUBLE TROUBLE: THE ALBUM DROPS 02/06/26 #THEDANZAPROJECT #DIPSET Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Entrepreneur and Valuetainment founder Patrick Bet-David sits down with The Danza Project for a no-notes, no-cuts conversation on men’s mental health, handling anxiety, and his family’s phone rules to fight social media addiction (shoutout The Anxious Generation). PBD breaks down alignment, building the right inner circle, and why Hanlon’s Razor beats paranoia in business and life. We also get into the NBA gambling investigation, media sensationalism, the culture wars, parenting in the smartphone era, and the latest chatter around Diddy —plus what PBD calls the “Year of Surprises.” Tap in for real talk on leadership, faith, family, influence, and how to think—not just what to think. Drop your take in the comments and subscribe for more TDP exclusives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices