Slow down, rant ahead! On this episode of the Millennial Street Podcast, Nassy and Kenny seem baffled by how people are quick to foretell the end of some musicians’ careers.
Or perhaps, do the critics have a point. Black Sherif and the Kumerican gang are leading the recent pack of jaw-dropping new schoolers and Kenny believes they’re not just another wave, but are here to stay.
Nassy probes this perspective.
Here’s how it went down on the podcast.
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