Who said Black people don’t live in Alaska? Rapper, poet, and producer Lazy T sits with Kilo to prove otherwise — and despite the cold weather, he’s packing the heat. Whether it’s a cold beat or some fire bars, this is one conversation you don’t want to miss.

In this episode of Unruly Plug, Lazy T opens up about the oxymoron behind his name, how poetry shaped his music, and the journey from rapping to producing more than 35,000 beats. He discusses the challenges of being an independent artist, his mission to put his city on the map, and why collaboration and community matter now more than ever.

From industry obstacles to upcoming projects and cultural connections, Lazy T brings insight, energy, and authenticity to every word. Tune in for a real look at Alaska’s hip hop scene through the eyes of one of its top artists.

Song Featured: Lame N*ggas

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Artist: @payrollklick

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This week on Unruly Plug, we’re bringing attention to Suicide Prevention Awareness Month with a powerful conversation featuring hip hop artist Carlito Black. Together, we unpack the importance of mental health, share resources for those who may be struggling, and highlight how music and community can be a lifeline in tough times.

Our goal is to break the silence, encourage open conversations, and remind listeners that support is always available. Tune in for an honest, inspiring, and necessary dialogue that resonates deeply within Black and underserved communities.

If you or someone you know is in need of support, please dial or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. You are not alone.

Songs discussed and featured: Get Up and All I Had by Carlito Black

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✨ Keywords: Black mental health, awareness, prevention, signs, Black creatives, generational healing, inner child work, Black empowerment, creative freedom.

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Do you ever feel like you're not enough. No matter how hard you work, how much you create, or how loud you show up? In this episode of Unruly Plug, host Kilo explores the journey of building self-worth as a Black creative. We unpack the impact of generational trauma, cultural conditioning, and toxic mindsets that make us question our value, and show you how to break free.

This healing-centered conversation includes empowering affirmations, setting boundaries, and encouragement to create from a place of self-love, not performance. Whether you're a musician, visual artist, entrepreneur, or just trying to reclaim your power, this episode is for you.🖤

🎶 Featuring music by:

Laying Here by Carlito Black ft. Dave Rice

In the Ghetto by Vokab Sparks

Random by CRYZM & CHH Jay

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