JR Writer, Hell Rell & Duke Da God “New Project Double Trouble, Coming Home, Dipset, New Music”(248)

J.R Writer Hell Rell Duke Da God The project is called DOUBLE TROUBLE . And has been anticipated since the early Dipset days What’s your story? Describe your childhood Describe your high school Do you remember your first rhyme? First night jail Did you ever lose hope Last night jail How does it feel to come home? What’s the mindset change to stay out of prison? How do you feel about the Internet? What do you want to be remembered for? How was it going into actor mode 4 killa season Exact date on mixtape spoke w jwalker he’s ready to lock in a release party. Jr Writer JR Writer is known for lyrics….he might’ve been the best lyricist of the group Why so many mixtapes coming up & not enough albums? What was process to own 100% masters after all that time How was it when you brought lil Wayne to dykman first time Overall will there ever be a real DIPSET reunion tour? Your pen has always been respected, especially by people who really listen. When you think about your career, do you feel your writing was fully seen for what it was? Coming from an era where bars mattered deeply, how did you navigate staying true to that while the industry began shifting toward image and trends? Dipset wasn’t just music — it was identity. From your perspective, did the group ever have the structure needed to sustain itself long-term. Duke the God 1. The A&R Vision for Dipset's Sound: As an A&R for Dipset, you helped curate their distinct sound. When sourcing beats, what was the specific "DNA" of a Dipset track—the key elements or feeling—that you looked for to ensure it fit the Harlem aesthetic and the artists' individual styles? 2. Maintaining Group Harmony and Brand: With so many strong, creative personalities in the core group, managing the Dipset brand must have been a challenge. What was your most difficult task as an executive in terms of balancing individual solo careers with the overall diplomatic unity? Hell Rell There was a moment when Dipset had real momentum — not just musically, but culturally. From where you stood, what do you feel was missing to take that moment even further? You’ve always carried yourself with a strong sense of pride and respect. Looking back now, do you feel that helped protect you in the industry, or did it sometimes limit your options? If you strip away the noise, the politics, and the expectations — what part of your story do you feel people still don’t understand? Today, when you look at younger artists coming up, what do you hope they learn from your journey — not just the wins, but the sacrifices? Message to your younger self Message to the youth #podcast #harlem #dipset #newyork #hiphop https://www.sliceofexcellence.org/donate