The crew sits down with DJ Papa Ron to break down his rise to viral fame alongside Beat King and what that movement meant for the DJ culture in the South. Papa Ron gets real about the behind-the-scenes dynamics of building clout as a DJ, the respect (or lack thereof) that comes with the position, and how social media changed the game for turntablists. The conversation shifts to Yella Beezy's controversial treatment of DJs—what went down, why it happened, and what it says about how some rappers view the people spinning their records. Papa Ron also shares some of the wildest, most unhinged moments he's witnessed from the booth over the years, from artist meltdowns to crowd chaos that almost went left. It's raw talk about DJ respect, industry politics, and the unfiltered street stories that don't make it to the headlines but define hip-hop culture on the ground level.