Juan Ep has a niche audience. It's never going to be a huge podcast, but us fans Love it because it's unique and original. Vlad comes off as a hater in this. He acts like all Rosenberg has is the Hot 97 job, when he literally does the morning show, does the Michael K ESPN radio show in the afternoon, and he does regular work with WWE. On top of the Juan Ep podcast and the podcast he does with Michelle Beadle. Rosenberg mentioned on the last Juan Ep episode how the Vlad beef started. I believe it was because Vlad tried to sign him to a shady deal years ago where he was gonna have access to Rosenberg's RUclips channel, and Rosenberg said no.
Elliott is a legend because of his time as a journalist before this media. He’s not a legend in the current media space. Rosenberg is not w legend, unless you wanna give him that much credit for working at one place at one time. Most of his classic moments end with him on the short end of the stick or at his expense.
Rosenberg and Cipha literally pioneered hip hop podcasting with Juan Epstein and Rosenberg did a lot of shit behind the scenes for other podcasters like Joe Budden when he first started and behind the scenes at hot 97 to get them to play hip hop artists. I have no clue what’s legendary or not legendary, but Rosenberg has his place in hiphop, damn sure a place in hip hop media in NY.
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"Cracker in a barrel mentality" is one for the memory banks.
Juan Ep has a niche audience. It's never going to be a huge podcast, but us fans Love it because it's unique and original. Vlad comes off as a hater in this. He acts like all Rosenberg has is the Hot 97 job, when he literally does the morning show, does the Michael K ESPN radio show in the afternoon, and he does regular work with WWE. On top of the Juan Ep podcast and the podcast he does with Michelle Beadle. Rosenberg mentioned on the last Juan Ep episode how the Vlad beef started. I believe it was because Vlad tried to sign him to a shady deal years ago where he was gonna have access to Rosenberg's RUclips channel, and Rosenberg said no.
that shit is ass. the only good ep they ever had was Patrice
@@roksoulo I enjoy their episodes. But like I said, they have a niche audience. It's not for everyone, and that's why they're not bigger.
@@roksoulo I mean if you don’t like hip hop and you like trash ass music then Juan Epstein aint gonna be for you. Hip Hop historians love it.
@@jarrodlawrence2002 All 5 of y’all who like this comment is the only niggas who watch that
@@roksoulo Corey Holcomb's episode was great too but yea that's about it lol
Does vlad not know Rosenberg has multiple podcasts? Like his own podcasts? His wrestling podcast has been going on for years now 🤦🏽♂️
And none of them are successful from an analytic standpoint .. Rosenberg doesn’t do numbers
Somebody said vlad sounded like a white kid in a COD chat
@@AyeBrownMusic 😂😂😂😂
Vlad has some nerve calling people busy then the minute he gets rocked he runs to his best friends the police
He’s tax paying citizen so why shouldn’t he call the police?
I love it when the small hats need Peter the type to call his big cousin
Dude with the shorts, legs look sickly.
Dissect is what Juan Ep could’ve been. Combat Jack is what they could’ve been. They underwhelmed in the lane they are in
Tone groove u off on this one no bias towards Rosenberg lmaooo
How I’m just finding yall.
Elliott is a legend because of his time as a journalist before this media. He’s not a legend in the current media space.
Rosenberg is not w legend, unless you wanna give him that much credit for working at one place at one time. Most of his classic moments end with him on the short end of the stick or at his expense.
Rosenberg and Cipha literally pioneered hip hop podcasting with Juan Epstein and Rosenberg did a lot of shit behind the scenes for other podcasters like Joe Budden when he first started and behind the scenes at hot 97 to get them to play hip hop artists. I have no clue what’s legendary or not legendary, but Rosenberg has his place in hiphop, damn sure a place in hip hop media in NY.
@@christianjames92 we don’t care lmao
@@SupremeDynastyTV Oh so you trolling gotcha.
@@christianjames92 nah we literally don’t care. I look at impact not whoever did what first
@@SupremeDynastyTVdoing it first is the impact dummy. Without Rosenberg, no JBP either. He was the one who helped Joe in the beginning.