Michael Blackson doesn’t mind roasting his Hollywood friends… or does he?! The legendary Hip-Hop award-winning podcast Drink Champs does it again and brings us the most recent and rawest interview with one of the best stand-up comedians in the business, Michael Blackson, to speak on building schools in Ghana, his journey in life and comedy, Next Friday (the movie) and much more!

Blackson gets candid about the reason he decided to build schools and expands on what life is like for young children in Africa. He expresses he had a vision about 20 years ago after returning home from rapping up the movie Next Friday with Ice Cube and decided to set a goal to return and make a difference. He said when he was able, he went back to a village where his mother was born and owned land and decided that is where he would build a school. Mostly to avoid “land dispute,” which is popular in Africa, according to Blackson, and legacy.

The 50-year-old talks about his new music endeavors and brings out a signed artist from his company, Michael Blackson Management, while clearing up conversations about Afrobeats, recent Akon comments, and the differences in Black American and Black African cultures. Additionally, N.O.R.E. gets Blackson to explain what it’s like from his point of view when he roasts a fellow Hollywood friend and what things are like when he goes too far!

Michael Blackson Doesn’t Mind Roasting His Hollywood Friends

Comedian Michael Blackson also has his own podcast, along with co-host Chinese Best Friend called MODASUCKA with Michael Blackson. Like most podcasts, it is a long-form interview show that welcomes a wide variety of guests from the entertainment world. Filled with raunchy comedy (as only Blackson can do…), compelling interviews, and Blackson’s take on current events… MODASUCKA with Michael Blackson will take audiences behind the scenes and into the life of one of the hottest comedians on the circuit found on Apple Podcasts and presented by The Black Effect, Cavalry Audio & iHeartRadio.

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