<![CDATA[The Weekend Rhyme]]>The Weekend Rhyme is your essential weekly deep-dive into the world of Hip Hop. We break down the newest music releases, bring you exclusive interviews with artists and industry figures, and track all the essential news and events shaping the culture. From the latest mixtapes and chart battles to how Hip Hop influences fashion, politics, and film, we connect all the dots. Tune in every weekend for the freshest perspective.

]]>https://the-weekend-rhyme.beehiiv.com/Riverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Thu, 28 May 2026 23:14:56 GMTFri, 12 Dec 2025 08:24:10 GMT60The Weekend Rhyme<p><b>The Weekend Rhyme</b> is your essential weekly deep-dive into the world of Hip Hop. We break down the newest music releases, bring you exclusive interviews with artists and industry figures, and track all the essential news and events shaping the culture. From the latest mixtapes and chart battles to how Hip Hop influences <b>fashion, politics, and film</b>, we connect all the dots. Tune in every weekend for the freshest perspective.</p>episodicThe Weekend Rhymetheweekendrhyme@gmail.comno<![CDATA[Nas & DJ Premier “Light-Years,” The Game’s West Coast Legacy, 21 Savage, and Pooh Shiesty]]>Nas and DJ Premier finally deliver “Light-Years,” and The Weekend Rhyme breaks down why this collaboration feels like a major moment for grown hip hop. From the production choices to Nas’s pen, the panel unpacks what works, what divides fans, and where this project sits in both legends’ catalogs.​

The conversation then widens out: is The Game truly in the running for the West Coast crown, and how does his catalog stack up next to Kendrick, Cube, Snoop, and Nipsey. The crew also digs into 21 Savage’s “What Happened to the Streets?” era and Pooh Shiesty’s role in the new wave of street rap, asking what this moment says about authenticity, risk, and the future of the culture

]]>2035c953-553b-4381-a267-928b8dadb7c1Thu, 18 Dec 2025 01:02:01 GMT<p>Nas and DJ Premier finally deliver “Light-Years,” and The Weekend Rhyme breaks down why this collaboration feels like a major moment for grown hip hop. From the production choices to Nas’s pen, the panel unpacks what works, what divides fans, and where this project sits in both legends’ catalogs.​</p><p>The conversation then widens out: is The Game truly in the running for the West Coast crown, and how does his catalog stack up next to Kendrick, Cube, Snoop, and Nipsey. The crew also digs into 21 Savage’s “What Happened to the Streets?” era and Pooh Shiesty’s role in the new wave of street rap, asking what this moment says about authenticity, risk, and the future of the culture</p>no02:13:23Nas & DJ Premier “Light-Years,” The Game’s West Coast Legacy, 21 Savage, and Pooh Shiestyfull