The crew sits down with DJ Hi-C to break down the creation of the GO DJ Coalition and what it means for DJs trying to take back power in the industry. Hi-C talks about building GODJCrates as a platform where DJs can connect, share resources, and cut out the middleman who's been eating off their work for years. This is real talk about how the music industry has undervalued turntablists and how a collective movement is changing that game.

Hi-C gets into the politics of DJ culture, the respect that's missing, and why independent platforms matter when major labels and streaming services ain't checking for the actual architects behind the beats. The conversation touches on how Atlanta and other hip-hop hubs are pushing back against exploitation, and what it takes to build something from the ground up that actually serves the community instead of extracting from it. This is about ownership, legacy, and making sure the next generation of DJs don't get played.