Tr35ive TNT, SV Crash & Getit Lawz Talk Growing Up in East Denver, Colorado Politics, Police Reform, Street Life, Independent Music, Colorado Rap Scene, Loyalty, Jail & The Future of Denver Hip-Hop

Three of Denver's rising voices sit down with Mile High Minute for an unfiltered conversation about life beyond the music. Tr35ive TNT, SV Crash, and Getit Lawz discuss what it was like growing up in East Denver, their journey into rap, navigating the streets, and building a name in Colorado's growing hip-hop scene. They also speak candidly about loyalty, collaborations, the realities of independent artists, and why they're focused on elevating Denver's music culture. The conversation eventually shifts into politics and current events, where they share their personal opinions on police reform, voting, government, and the social climate affecting young people in their communities. Whether you agree or disagree, it's an honest snapshot of how this generation views the world around them. They talk about: Growing up in East Denver How Getit Lawz started making music Tr35ive TNT's return after jail Upcoming music and collaborations Denver's east side vs. west side music scene Working with Colorado artists Independent artist mentality Life outside of rap Gang culture and loyalty Police reform and changing laws in Colorado Politics, voting, and community issues The future of Denver hip-hop Their goals and message to supporters This episode captures an era of Denver hip-hop where artists weren't afraid to speak openly—not only about music, but also about the issues shaping their communities and everyday lives. Mile High Minute continues to document Colorado's hip-hop culture through authentic conversations with the artists building the city's legacy.