What's Next For Rap? w/ Your Old Droog | The Danny Brown Show
August 29, 2025
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Danny Brown is joined by Brooklyn’s own Your Old Droog for a raw and hilarious deep dive into hip-hop, creativity, and the culture. From linking up with the legendary Madlib, to the kind of pressure that forges timeless music, Danny and Droog swap stories and drop gems every rap fan will appreciate. They also break down MF DOOM’s genius marketing, show love to the next generation of rappers, and, of course, take a few wild Danny detours — including why Germans might just be a little scary.
📌 In this episode:
Cooking with Madlib
Why pressure breeds classics
Giving props to the young generation
MF DOOM’s marketing wizardry
What’s next for rap
Have a question for Danny? Hit us up at danny@thedannybrownshow.com
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