EASTSIDE CHEDDA BOYZ TELL ALL! DRE CARTER CALLS FROM PRISON, BLADE ICEWOOD & STREET LORDS

🚨 DETROIT RAP HISTORY LIKE YOU’VE NEVER HEARD IT BEFORE! 🚨 On this episode of Everybody Has A Voice, we sit down with the legendary Eastside Chedda Boyz — Tax Halloway (Lil Dre’), Tuff Tone & Lil’ Baby! These Detroit hip-hop pioneers take us back to the beginning, sharing stories about their rise, their influence on Detroit’s sound, their relationships with other artists, and the history that helped shape the city’s music scene. But this conversation takes another turn when Dre Carter calls in from prison to speak his piece on Wipeout, Blade Icewood, and the Chedda Boyz! 👀 From the history surrounding the Street Lords to hints about unreleased music, this is a conversation Detroit hip-hop fans need to hear. 🔥 WHAT WE DISCUSS: 📞 DRE CARTER CALLS FROM PRISON! — The notorious Detroit figure calls into the show to share his perspective on Wipeout, Blade Icewood, and the Eastside Chedda Boyz. 👑 BLADE ICEWOOD, WIPEOUT & THE STREET LORDS — The legends revisit Detroit rap history, discuss the relationships between the groups, and address questions surrounding the Street Lords and the Chedda Boyz. 🎵 UNRELEASED MUSIC WITH BLADE ICEWOOD & STREETLORD JUAN? — The conversation offers hints that music could still be sitting in the vault. Could there be more Detroit rap history waiting to be heard? 🔥 HOW THE EASTSIDE CHEDDA BOYZ GOT STARTED — Tax Halloway explains the group’s beginnings, Tuff Tone’s early involvement, and how they unexpectedly dropped an album and made their mark. ✍️ TAX HALLOWAY: GHOSTWRITER & PRODUCER — Tax discusses writing for other artists and producing music for artists including Peezy, 42 Cheez, and other current Detroit rappers. 📚 “OH BOY, I’M A CHEDDA BOY BABY!” — Tax reveals details about his book, which tells the story of the Chedda Boyz and their experiences in Detroit hip-hop. 🐐 TUPAC vs. BIGGIE & NAS vs. JAY-Z — The crew debates some of hip-hop’s greatest artists, with Lil’ Baby making his case for why Biggie deserves a place in the GOAT conversation. 🎤 WORKING WITH EMINEM, YOUNG BUCK & CASH MONEY — The group reflects on collaborations, working with Baby, music industry politics, and the challenges of clearing songs. 🌴 THE SOUND THAT HELPED SHAPE DETROIT RAP — Hear how West Coast influences blended with Detroit’s own style to help shape the music heard throughout the city today. 🏆 DETROIT’S TOP 5 RAPPERS & PRODUCERS — Who makes their lists? Which artists are they listening to, and who do they believe is next up? 🎹 LIL’ BABY & HELLUVA — Lil’ Baby discusses his relationship with one of Detroit’s most influential producers. 💿 THE MUSIC BUSINESS THEN VS. NOW — The group talks about how streaming, the internet, and digital distribution changed the way artists sell and promote music. 🤝 CAN DETROIT COME TOGETHER? — The conversation turns to the younger generation, respect between age groups, unity, and what could happen if Detroit artists worked through their differences. From memorable tours and early career stories to the complicated relationships and defining moments behind Detroit hip-hop, this episode brings firsthand perspectives from people who lived through an important era. 👇 WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! What do you think about Dre Carter calling in to speak on Blade Icewood, Wipeout, and the Chedda Boyz? Should unreleased Blade Icewood and Streetlord Juan music be released? Who are your top five Detroit rappers of all time? Who wins: Tupac or Biggie? Nas or Jay-Z? What would happen if Detroit’s artists truly came together? 💬 Leave your thoughts in the comments. Keep the discussion respectful. 👍 LIKE the video 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to Everybody Has A Voice 📲 SHARE this episode with a Detroit hip-hop fan! EVERYBODY HAS A VOICE — EVERY STORY DESERVES TO BE HEARD. #EastsideCheddaBoyz #DreCarter #BladeIcewood #StreetLords #DetroitRap #DetroitHipHop #EverybodyHasAVoice #TaxHalloway #TuffTone #hiphophistory