In this episode of the "RIDINOUTALLDAY" podcast, host M Davis delves into the recent arrest and charges against Big U, a prominent figure on the West Coast known for his involvement in gang culture and his past as Nipsey Hussle's manager. The discussion highlights the impact of social media on criminal affairs and the consequential narratives that have emerged. M Davis provides his candid opinion on Big U's situation and the broader implications for gang culture in the digital age.The episode also explores the role of podcasts in shaping public perception and how the unfiltered discussions on platforms like No Jumper can lead to unforeseen consequences for those involved. As Davis examines the changing landscape of internet-driven gang politics, he reflects on the lasting influence of figures like Big Meech and the shift in the portrayal of crime in contemporary media.HOST MDAVIS https://www.instagram.com/mdavis?igsh=MWc0YjByejR4YXlreQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qrRIDINOUTALLDAY PODCAST https://www.instagram.com/ridinoutallday?igsh=NXRwZXdkOXloM2Ny&utm_source=qrOH AND IM STILL EDITING SH*T!!
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EPISODE 195 | PRACTICE
In this episode of the RIDINOUTALLDAY podcast, host M. Davis dives into the hot topic of the Los Angeles Sparks' announcement seeking male practice players for their 2025 WNBA season. OH AND IM STILL NOT EDITING SH*T!!!
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EPISODE 194 | GREASE
It’s M. Davis, and this is RIDINOUTALLDAY. Episode 194, I’m talking about that viral moment when Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis took a knee. You know I got thoughts on this one, so let’s get into real quick it!” Oh and we still not editing sh*t!!!
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EPISODE 193 | SUPER BOWL REVIEW
M Davis, the infamous host of the "RIDINOUTALLDAY" podcast, delivers a candid recap of the recent Super Bowl, expressing surprise over the Eagles' unexpected victory against Kansas City. Despite expectations of a more CRACKING game, M Davis critiques the GAME as BORING.Diving into the Super Bowl halftime show, he shares his initial skepticism about Kendrick Lamar's performance, which eventually won him over despite starting off slow in his view. M Davis also comments on Samuel L. Jackson's portrayal of Uncle Sam and Serena Williams' controversial CRIP WALK during the performance.Filled with raw opinions and humor, this episode captures the host's take on the cultural dynamics at play during the Super Bowl and halftime show, offering listeners a blend of sports talk and entertainment critique.Oh and I’m still not editing SH*T!!PODCASThttps://www.instagram.com/ridinoutallday?igsh=NXRwZXdkOXloM2Ny&utm_source=qrHOST IG https://www.instagram.com/mdavis?igsh=MWc0YjByejR4YXlreQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr
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EPISODE 192 l SOLOS ON SUNDAY
Welcome to the RIDINOUTALLDAY podcast with your host, M Davis.This episode is all about legacy, controversy, and culture. M Davis kicks things off with a deep dive into the life and influence of Irv Gotti, reflecting on how the legendary hip-hop mogul played a pivotal role in shaping the RIDINOUTALLDAY brand. From business moves to unforgettable road stories, Davis shares personal experiences that highlight Gotti’s lasting impact.Shifting gears, the conversation turns to the latest industry drama, including the ongoing tension between 50 Cent and Big Meech. Davis breaks down the media narratives, the street politics, and what it all means for hip-hop culture.To round things out, it’s time for some Super Bowl talk—predictions, key matchups, and thoughts on Kendrick Lamar’s anticipated performance. Will he bring another culture-shifting moment to the stage?Tap in for an episode that blends hip-hop history, industry insights, and unfiltered takes—only on RIDINOUTALLDAY.AND WE STILL NOT EDITING SH*T!!
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