NTFR - Megaman (So Solid)
From: chairmanohtv
Welcome to the brand new series, Not For The Radio. Hosted by Duane Jones aka Vis (Renowned), Posty (GRM Daily) and Chams (Face4Music) the trio invite a series of guests onto the show to talk realness - no holds barred. Megaman joins the crew in the studio to discuss the millions made, possible Dipset ban, the winner in the clash between Asher and Dizzee and much more.
Welcome to the brand new series, Not For The Radio. Hosted by Duane Jones aka Vis (Renowned), Posty (GRM Daily) and Chams (Face4Music) the trio invite a series of guests onto the show to talk realness - no holds barred. Megaman joins the crew in the studio to discuss the millions made, possible Dipset ban, the winner in the clash between Asher and Dizzee and much more.
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