Its Up There Podcast

Charleston White returns after walking out for a HEATED interview with Loon—clashing over Tekashi 6ix9ine being “gangsta,” calling out DJ Akademiks on NBA YoungBoy’s money, and answering for Lil Woody. Full description (SEO-optimized, no timestamps) Charleston White comes back after the walkout and the room catches fire. Loon forces specifics: Was Tekashi 6ix9ine really “gangsta” or was it performance? Charleston doubles down that 6ix9ine was active, and Loon demands receipts—where, when, who. They pivot to DJ Akademiks and whether his coverage helped or hurt NBA YoungBoy’s money—brand deals, touring energy, and how one post can tax a bag. Charleston speaks directly on Lil Woody and the “fear” talk, draws a line between being strategic and being scared, and says it on camera. The episode also hits the culture’s pressure points: Young Thug and rap lyrics in court (art vs evidence), Adin Ross access/security, police vs street codes, and whe