In this episode of the Talk Dat Podcast, we sit down with rising Bahamian artist VS Tjay for a deep conversation about his journey, music, and life experiences that shaped him. From growing up in Nassau Village to the meaning behind Hotside, VS breaks down the real stories behind his music. VS TJay also explains the inspiration behind his album “Tell Em Bout The War”, the success of his hit single “U Did Not Slide,” and addresses comparisons to King Von. The conversation gets personal as he opens up about family struggles, including his brother’s suicide attempt, and shares how anime played a role in saving his father’s life. We also discuss the future of Bahamian music, what it will take for artists from the Bahamas to become mainstream, and the connection between Bahamian and Geechi culture. Plus, VS TJay reveals his Top 5 artists, talks about the upcoming Tesus EP dropping March 12, and responds to rumors about gang affiliations.

Talk Dat Podcast Episode 30 | Bad Bunny Super Bowl | Glorilla vs Brorilla | Selling Your Soul?!?! 🎙️

Welcome back to the Talk Dat Podcast! In Episode 30, the Talk Dat / DBD family is back with another real, hilarious, and thought-provoking conversation covering culture, music, sports, and life.

This episode kicks off with a wild story about Conch Salad in Virginia, followed by some funny Miami Dolphins tailgating stories. The conversation then shifts into deeper topics like what it means to be a true friend, whether people are obligated to support their own community, and a debate about Glorilla vs Brorilla.

We also dive into whether artists have to “sell their soul” to become successful, discuss LaRussell’s impact on the music industry, react to Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance, and break down the Ja Rule vs Tony Yayo & Uncle Murda airplane situation.

Plus, the team shares personal stories, reflects on the journey, and talks about big plans for the Talk Dat Podcast in 2026.

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In Episode 29 of Talk Dat, we sit down with Bahamian Trae — one of the most unique voices in Bahamian entertainment. From the viral rise of “Muggle Like Me” to becoming a hometown star in high school, Trae breaks down his journey, his influences, and the truth behind what’s really happening in Bahamian music today. We dive into Abaco’s recent barge accident, the evolution of Bahamian culture, his Top 5 artists, working with legends like Ronnie Butler, and what it will take to push the entertainment industry in The Bahamas forward. If you rock with Bahamian culture, Caribbean music, or powerful stories from creatives doing it on a major level — this episode is for you. Tap in! 🇧🇸🔥