Sheer honesty... this was one of the best interviews that I've ever seen anywhere! Mic Geronimo should shop his life story (although listening to this, that's something he might not consider). Math has figured out something that a lot of folks doing this sort of thing has not, LET THE GUEST TALK!!.. I love the format, it's great.

This is easily one of the best interviews I’ve seen on this show. I ain’t never seen Bigga laugh at shit on here til this interview 😂. Loving the vibes and the energy. Salute to the entire podcast for this 💯

I’m an old head 53 years deep, love your work, Mic Geronimo was fire to me in my time, never knew what happened to him, I saw his drinks champs interview and enjoyed it, but I enjoyed it more this time because he was more lucid, great interview! Keep bring that fire!

Math's focus is so on point. He be letting them run off on tangents for 10 minutes and then he'll circle it back to right where they was at. Mad skills in this game!!

You know a interview is good when you don't feel the 3 hrs run time. Respect to Drink champs but math you got it right, Mic Geronimo Came off more transparent and relatable on your platform. The nostalgia of eighties New York was fun to hear from his perspective, His career And mental health Was very insightful. Another dope episode keep it going 🔥🔥🔥

Man, so happy Mike got to speak on this platform and people would just listen to him, make intelligent question and not cut him off. You notice right away that he is intelligent and also very emotionally aware. Happy to see him found peace with himself and in a place of joy.The Drink Champs one was him trying to get heard but overshadowed by buffoonery. Nore is entertaining, but not it for Mikes story. Mike needed this. Thank you.

One of the most genuine, vulnerable & honest episodes yet on this podcast. Loved every minute of it…..Salute to the whole MEO Crew & Mic Geronimo 🙏🏽

Mic Geronimo is just a genuine solid brother

Fellas!!!! I am a 61yr old blk woman enjoying you young brothers conversate about your lives!!!! I watch every episode 😍!!!!

So proud of Math it’s crazy how fast the show has grown but it’s even more impressive that this is only the beginning!!!!

Hands down one of the best episodes yet. Much respect to Mic for his honesty.

this interview is fire! Mic spoke to my soul in some of these stories, glad he out here full of JOY! 💯

Dropping these joints back to back to back with hip hop OG’s. This is what the culture needs. Seeing the growth from being a young knucklehead to a grown man with the gained wisdom. I hope our younger folks watch and see themselves in your guests so they can go around the potholes and pitfalls to not get caught up out here.

Mic Geronimo knows how to paint a picture with stories. He really showed how the early 90s was a special era. The culture and the music had a special texture that in a way had peaked and was done when Diddy really touched it. It was still a good time after that, but a type of integrity and vibe had left the building.

Sad , the industry labelled this brother in the same category as Nas...and then they wrote him off ...your favorite rappers who were fans of this king turned they backs ...this interview was heart wrenching to watch in the beginning all the death he faced as a shorty ...explains so much .. big up mic G

The last 3/4 minutes is everything. Grown men having grown conversations.

Mic Geronimo is one of NY's most under-rated MCs. And the wealth of history he has can't be purchased. Truly enjoyed this episode. Side note: Glad he broke down the craziness surrounding Irv. Clowns will always be Clowns, they never truly evolve from their jacked up ways.

This is the best interview in podcast history point blank. It’s honest, real. entertaining, emotional, and funny. This has to be the blueprint on future podcast that are guest based, they let Mic Geronimo get his story across with no interruptions. Shot out to Math, Esso, Hyneken, Bigga and Mecca, they all conducted this interview the right way and all of them deserve credit.

The segment when Mic & Esso start talking about Def Jam is still super hilarious bro lol! Because again, the look on Math & Mecc's face is priceless lol! And the way Ghost pans the camera back and during that entire segment, is what sold it lol!

This is the best interview I've seen in years. So happy to see the growth of someone from hip hop culture.

Mic weres his heart on his sleeve very sensitive very loyal

I appreciate this show so much. Hip-hop is so dense and I've heard of these people, but to hear and watch these people tell their origin stories, truth, and passion for OUR music makes me so happy and I appreciate the knowledge about my history as a Black woman. Thanks to My Expert Opinion 🙏🏽

I'm going to be the first to say that if Math keep this up, he is going to be Vlad direct competition. Let's help our brother go to number 1. Hit them likes and shares.salute to everybody.

That Redman story was dope. I hope y'all have him on here one day.

Mic Geronimo always gives great interviews. He has a great story that many can relate too. From family members passing away at an early age to family members bringing him down by teasing him. From entering the music industry with a huge buzz & lots of love to finding out people show their true colors when money is involved. He overcame all of that and he's inspiring others by letting them know they are not the only ones. Mic Geronimo should write a book about his life and experiences in the music industry.

I just know I liked some of this brother’s joints when I was 14, so listening to his story and the way he paints the picture, I see that he’s an important piece to the puzzle. More than others that get way more hype and credit.

One of the best interviews yet. Mic Geronimo is very intelligent and can tell a story he really make you feel like you were there. 2 thumbs up great job!

I swear!!! This interview made me realize how fucked up and traumatic the 80s and 90s were to so many of us growing up in the tri-state! Between the trauma Mike experienced losing his mom and family, to trauma living with other family members, and the trauma of growing up in the streets and having to live with a "mask" to survive in the jungle and not be eaten alive by friends and foes, and the jungle that is the record industry...man...no wonder this man disappeared. He was battling demons fr fr!! 🙏 like so many of us...Mic Geronimo is an inspiration to me

" Bitches fuck with me now I don't have your problem" That must've hurt Irv's soul lol😂😂😂.

Mic seems to be a through, humble dude. This is definitely one of the best interviews I've seen here so far.

BEST INTERVIEW SO FAR, I CAN SEE ME AND MY HOMIES CHILLING IN DEEP CONVERSATION, LIKE YALL

This episode was one of the best ones, hands down. The last 4-5 minutes really puts life into perspective.

Часть в которой он рассказывает как он упал на самое дно и поднялся встретив свою жену - прекрасна! Рад, что у чуви все хорошо.

Realest interview ever….what a story…so many life lessons, humility, honesty, growth and healing

He had more chemistry on this platform than he did on Drink Champs. I enjoyed this more

Oh, y'all gotta interview Large Professor. Mic's description of how he makes beats, just intrigued me even more. Plus he has worked with many of the best to have ever done it.

Props to you Math!! Mic is a real sincere brother. Shout out to you too. One of the dopest MC’s from my time!!!

Look at the main host early in the ep. lol if the interview is flowing then let it flow and rock out. That's maturity in this game knowing when you let your guest and co-hosts just reminisce about old shit and just chip in to keep the main story on point. Love this ep. with a great story teller Mic G.

I am 50! From the Bronx! Hip hop fanatics. I love love love your podcast/platform. Thank you. Please if you can try not to change a thing. ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

I just rolled a fat spliff and stumble across this! Been waiting for the full episode to drop, finna be lit 🔥🔥🔥

This took a really introspective turn.............. you doing the public a service Math. Salute!

I literally applauded this video 3 tines and I watched it on my phone. This was an amazing interview. So happy to Mic Geronimo doing well.

LET THE GUEST TALK . MATH YOU'RE A GREAT INTERVIEWER 👍🏿 YOUR PODCAST IS SECOND TO NONE 👏🏿👏🏿 KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK 👍🏿 👌🏿

Big ups for having Mic G on the show, mad underrated MC.

Large professor is known as “The Mad Scientist”. Over 5 different legit legends said this. 💯💪🏾👑

Love this interview. Mic Geronimo is a stand up guy. Always was. Good karma to him and the fam.

Cormega is a legend and a down to earth individual 💯

This is one of the dopest interview, mic is mad colorful, he painted a picture through the whole conversation.

Bruh, on some real sh!t my eyes teared up twice in this interview. Once when he talked about his kids and the other when he talked about starting his business. This interview was 🔥🔥🔥.

Can’t lie it’s a genuine vibe whenever they do interviews, it’s like therapy all around. Keep it up math 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Ok cool...my Sunday is officially complete: piped down wifey this morning, she fixed a mean breakfast for ya boy, the connect just dropped off some sticky, bout to scroll up then i see the full episode of Mic Geronimo dropped. Good looks Hoffa!

Love to hear how Xtra P tried to nurture Mike into being more than just an artist✅

Mic is so honest. Hoffa and his team really allow thier guest to speak without interruptions. This channel is unique and special place for hip hop artists.

This channel is the illest history of hip hop culture on KZfaq. Respect to you Math and the company you keep.

Definitely top 5 interviews on the show. Salute to Mic G vendetta is one of my all time bangers. HOFFA turning into a goat out here

It sounds like Large Pro was trying to make Mic into the next Large Pro, or even an improvement, which is wild to think about. LP os a genius, he must have really seen greatness in Mic. What a stort. Another classic ep!

Big up the whole MEO family. And big up Mic Geronimo for keeping it real the whole interview. Always 💯

Time for that large professor interview now!

The story of him leaving hip hop and starting his own business is the realest shit I ever heard in my life.

I an only 52 minutes into the video and I cannot stop smiling. Listening to these historic conversations, paints an incredible picture of the life of these legendary emcees. Back in the 90's the first single I heard from Mic Geronimo was MASTA I.C. I have been a fan ever since. I loved his interview on Drink Champs, and I am loving this interview as well. Biggup Mic Geronimo, Math hoffa, Esso, Mecca, Sean Bigga, and Hynaken. Big fan of My Expert Opinion.

Beautiful podcast , as men it takes real courage to be vulnerable -I respect Mike G more now than ever. Salute.

I'm from Charleston SC. The only reason I know what "5 minutes" means is because of my Harlem family moving down south. 5 minutes in the grass 😂

One of the best episodes yet! No bravado just grown man ish‼️ Salute to the guys.🫡💯

As a shorty Mic Geronimo was that dude. He was the voice for so many of us. Glad to see homie doing well and prosperous! Much continued love, peace and blessings to this brother.

Mic G is a Legend 💯 Hands down one of my favorite episodes.

Yo Math this show has become my favorite. His interview skills are on point. He knows how to control the interview and when to allow the people to talk and not interrupt them. Keep growing Sir and much love and respect 💪🏾💪🏾

Math platform by far the best hip hop podcast for getting in depth meaningful conversation the artist seem to feel comfortable and open up on this platform keep up the good work another classic in the bag

I’ve never watched a whole interview after watching clips , this might be the first .wish all of you brothers much success

Math has been consistent. Making artist feel safe and respected they open up and give deeply reflective interview. Mic Geronimo spoke from the heart. You get the sense there's no judgement in the shop. Great interview.

Big up Mic G, had the privilege of gracing the stage with bro at Maria Davis club in NY in the 90s. So proud to see how life turned out for u brother. Real s#it! #spreadloveisthebrooklynway

What's my code name? LMAO!!

Very classic interview, I've truly enjoyed getting to know Geronimo. Peace and blessings to you Hoff, Mec, Eso, SB and HK for bringing this to the universe. It was incredibly therapeutic.

God bless you, Mic. This dude is a gem 💎.

"And no man...can take that from me." Watched that here in Cali with a group of West Coast killahs. All of us clapped witchall. #respect #micgeronimo

Great interview 🔥🔥🔥🔥 This podcast just keeps getting better and better, this seperates the men from the boys. Thankyou for the best Mic Geronimo interview.

Mic needs to do a documentary and write a book on his life….The interview is 💯 🔥🔥🔥

3hrs 46mins 5secs interview n I enjoyed watching 3hrs 46mins 5secs of it. Dope interview math n team 🔥👊

Inspirational interview. Very detailed and definitely something to apply to yourself. Math great job. Mike Geronimo much love king and proud of you.

This is the best 3 hours and 46 minutes I've spent in a long time. Mic talking some real ass shit and watching the boys continue to pull out sooo much that he been tryin to say for so long but didn't know how.... Just wow. Amazing interview 💯🔥 👏👏👏

Crazy how Mike Geronimo is putting some pieces together for us Hip Hop Heads who understand what was going on in Queens at that time. I am a West Coast king, Cali to be exact(never been to NY) but know my hip hop history and understand Live Squad and YG beefing is what got Big Stretch killed not the Tupac issue. One of the suspected gunmen that killed Jam Master Jay is who killed Big Stretch because he mistakened him for his brother Maj who allegedly killed his brother. Nas rapped about he was in the car and just got dropped off by Stretch the night Stretch got killed. Queen's got to be the most influential and has the most history when it comes to Hip Hop. Mike Geronimo name dropped Mr Cheeks & LB, Nickels(who was the other person with Pac who got shot during Quad Studio shooting), Big Stretch, Tupac, Irv Gotti, Ja Rule, DMX Jay Z ,Jaz O, Ina Red from Ruff Ryders and Supreme Team.. you don't be around all those people and especially in that time if you are as what we would say on the west coast a "poodle" or a walking "lollipop" aka sucka!! Blessings and well wishes to Mike Geronimo the king was part of some great hiphop history. Click below to see Pac, some of the outlawz, Big Stretch, E Money Bags, Nickels, and some of the Live Squad, Harlem and Bronx dudes all chillin!! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nbOBmrF7yarXeIk.html

Y’all are smart asf for the way you drop your clips. It makes an interesting and anticipated interview goes fast because you’ve heard parts of it and understand. Keep it up fellas ✊🏿

My mom and family are from LI, we moved to FL when I was in 1st, and I returned for nursing school at Aldelphi. My uncle lived in Flushing on Roosevelt. I visited and stayed with him when I did my clinicals at Booth Memorial. I just called him to tell him Mike keeps mentioning Flushing and I'm lost because I didn't know blacks were in Flushing. All I saw were whites and Asians. He laughed and schooled me.

I can literally hear pac laughing at him in my head when he asked for a pen 😂😂😂😂

One of the best hip hop stories from a humble real man

Side note that Store off the Clearview is Green Giant . And the guy that spoke to him wasn’t homeless but he liked to drink and was well known in the area . He passed away but everyone in the area knew and liked him . It’s Crazy that Mic Geronimo remembered him. R.I.P. Earl 🙏🏾

One of the best stories and podcast interviews on MEO! I always wondered what happened to Mic Geronimo. I can still visualize him in the Flava in Ya Ear Remix. Mic G is an intelligent cool brother and can see why everyone took a liking to him. He pictures a very vivid story and the ending was priceless. And even the MEO chair heads were captured by his story…even BIGGA LAUGHED TOO!

MEO is drink Champs without the clown shid

Respect and love to Mic Geronimo. Thanks for opening up and sharing your amazing life story. Respect and love to My Expert Opinion for letting Mic tell his story and understanding that someone openly sharing like this does not need to be interupted with too many questions. This interview was done at the perfect tempo and cadence. Well done all...masterpiece!

One of the most open and genuine interviews I've ever seen. Great work by everyone and the end had a tear in my eye. Salute Mic 🙏

Esso fried 😂😂😂😂 man ain’t say a word til he thought about those grits from PanPan

Best episode I’ve watched thus far. 🔥

he’s low key funny when he’s speaking in other’s voices, his nas voice, his irv 😂😂 dope interview

Winnipeg got love for the podcast too. Canada as a whole rocking with the show.

All I got to say best pod cast ever mic geronimo real stories I can hear the pain the struggles make me want to speak to my crew about how I felt over the years... I think will, big up to math and the crew this been watching for a min...

MIGHT HAVE BEEN THE VERY BEST RAP INTERVIEW I HEARD IN A LONG TIME!!! NOW THATS A GANGSTER!!!👑💰👊🏿💪🏿🔥🙏🏿💯

Wow...I worked with his sister at J & W Seligman in Manhattan back in 1998. She always bragged about her brother. Sending respect! Peace and Blessings always.

The thing I've learned in the past two episodes. Is that these records companies were just feeding habits while robbing. Artist's blind and they damping it up and glorifying this bs till this day.

I’ve seen A LOT of interviews and this may be top 5 introspective shit I’ve heard coming from a rapper. Mad ❤️! Great episode

This is a really dope interview. It blew my mind when Mic and Esso started talking about Pan Pan on 135th And Lenox Avenue. That's the same place Alicia Keys made the video for You Don't Know My Name before the restaurant burned down. I always wanted to eat there but never got the chance.

Math and the whole team keep putting in that work another great episode with a legend.