Jul 28, 2026 · 1 hr · 12 segments
This week on Carrying The Culture, we link up with Latino pioneer Powerule for an unforgettable conversation that covers everything from old New York memories to gentrification and the deep, layered…
Let's see.
All right.
We're going to play this joint real quick.
Let's see if I can pull this up.
You see it?
You keep quiet, you coming through, it's impossible, niggas free wire You got change, we got rap, fist in glass Busting your ass, wrestling, rap, catching these guys Warriors call the corner, sweeping every corner You like work, punches hurt, mourning every corner Rockin' early, I'm a
saucer, that's the get here Fuck what you tell me, I'm a guard, maybe Demi Break loose, got a noose prepared for you ready Excellence expected, my people well connected Casually creep on the scene and vote change You look and feel so good, Brad Newby, in the first video.
The motherfuckers got on some pasty shirts and they doing a
couple
of steps.
And I did like two steps and smooth to myself with a fucking fake-ass Paisley shirt.
I was too busy peeping that white mess jacket,
yo.
Well, the mess starter was just like...
That couldn't have been a statement more prominent for me than to come out like that because I'm such a prominent Met fan and everything.
And I rep Queens.
And I get attached to my borough, so I love Queens and everything.
And the Mets was really something.
The Mets was something special in the 80s, man.
We went through fucking traumatic fucking... periods through the 1970s and everything where we were so horrible and so bad.
Like you said, you was a Mets fan.
It was just like you had leprosy.
So it's just like, it's just like, oh man.
So when we fucking, when they brought up my man, Dr. K. Dwight Goodenboy at an early age, at like 1920, whatever the fuck he was, and he lit the city up with him and Daryl Strawberry.
Let's see.
All right.
We're going to play this joint real quick.
Let's see if I can pull this up.
You see it?
You keep quiet, you coming through, it's impossible, niggas free wire You got change, we got rap, fist in glass Busting your ass, wrestling, rap, catching these guys Warriors call the corner, sweeping every corner You like work, punches hurt, mourning every corner Rockin' early, I'm a
saucer, that's the get here Fuck what you tell me, I'm a guard, maybe Demi Break loose, got a noose prepared for you ready Excellence expected, my people well connected Casually creep on the scene and vote change You look and feel so good, Brad Newby, in the first video.
The motherfuckers got on some pasty shirts and they doing a
couple
of steps.
And I did like two steps and smooth to myself with a fucking fake-ass Paisley shirt.
I was too busy peeping that white mess jacket,
yo.
Well, the mess starter was just like...
That couldn't have been a statement more prominent for me than to come out like that because I'm such a prominent Met fan and everything.
And I rep Queens.
And I get attached to my borough, so I love Queens and everything.
And the Mets was really something.
The Mets was something special in the 80s, man.
We went through fucking traumatic fucking... periods through the 1970s and everything where we were so horrible and so bad.
Like you said, you was a Mets fan.
It was just like you had leprosy.
So it's just like, it's just like, oh man.
So when we fucking, when they brought up my man, Dr. K. Dwight Goodenboy at an early age, at like 1920, whatever the fuck he was, and he lit the city up with him and Daryl Strawberry.
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