We Rated Cleveland’s CHH Artists… Who’s Up Next?

That’s the question one listener dropped into the Flow Mail inbox this week, and the Fresh Leftovers crew doesn’t dodge it. On this loaded episode, Legacy the Prince and DJ P4EY get into the kind of conversations most shows tiptoe around — and the answers might convict you before they comfort you.

First, the vibes stay high. The homies Rob Nor and Renzoe are still in the building as the crew runs the “My Humble Opinion” segment, breaking down brand-new heat — including an exclusive from Flow’s own artists and a track from Queen Lee that had the room feeling a certain way. Queen Lee also pulls back the curtain on a submission that Reach Records passed on, and why she’s actually glad they did. You’ll want to hear that story.

Then things get real. That Flow Mail question about VIP church seats, designer suits, and luxury cars parked outside while people go hungry on the sidewalk? The crew wrestles with where the line sits between working hard for nice things and pimping the gospel — and what James 3:1 has to say to anybody teaching from a platform.

But the conversation that’ll have people talking is the one on faith and fraternity. Off the back of Montel Jordan’s viral comments, the crew sits with a brother who recently denounced his own letters — and what he shares about covenants, blindfolds, and what the Holy Spirit revealed to him is heavier than any headline. Can you renounce the rituals but stay attached to the thing? They don’t let that question off the hook.

Add in Kirk Franklin’s run-in with a street preacher and a hard look at how we handle open rebuke in a clickbait culture, and you’ve got an episode that’s equal parts turn-up and truth.

Watch the full show and catch every segment on Holy Culture’s platforms. Submit your own “My Humble Opinion” tracks and Flow Mail at flowradioshow.com — and keep it locked, because these topics are only getting hotter.

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