ShowTimeSpeaks The Keep Going Podcast

RJ MR. LA | Nipsey Hussle Blueprint | West Coast Hip Hop 2026 | ShowTimeSpeaks Keep Going Podcast | Young Thug | Siete7x | MR. LA II | Never Quit | God FirstThis is not just a rap interview. This is a TESTIMONY.RJ MR. LA — one of the most respected voices on the West Coast — sits down with ShowTimeSpeaks and gives the world his full story. The people. The faith. The blueprint. The moments that almost broke him and the ones that built him into everything he is today.He opens up about how NIPSEY HUSSLE showed him the blueprint of how to move — and why being able to give Nipsey his flowers before he passed is one of the most powerful moments of his life. He talks about YOUNG THUG telling him he's operating in another dimension. He credits SIETE7X as the brother who saw his star before the world did. He speaks on his MANAGER — the prophet in his life who has been right every single time. And above everything — he talks about GOD. How every closed door was a redirect. How every person placed in his path was intentional. And how MR. LA II is the proof that when you trust the process and keep going — everything comes to fruition.From a felony that closed every door, to performing for Ciroc bottles just to be heard, to DJ Mustard rewinding his CD in a Benz asking "who IS this?" — this is the full story of a man who refused to quit.

Kris D. Lofton opens up on 50 Cent, Power Book IV Force, Starz, actor interview, entrepreneurship, motivation, success, relationships, and the Keep Going journey.In this episode of Showtime Speaks: The Keep Going Podcast, Kris D. Lofton shares the full story behind rejection, real success, and why relationships are everything. From Power Book IV: Force to Hardball, Ballers, Family Guy, Snowfall, and building Your Boyfriend Can’t Cook, this is a deeper conversation about mindset, ownership, perseverance, and what it really takes to keep going.Known to many fans as Jenard Sampson on 50 Cent’s hit Starz series Power Book IV: Force, Kris D. Lofton opens up about auditioning for every Power spinoff, moving to Los Angeles with 300 dollars, sleeping on a pallet on the floor, and finding a way to keep going when everything was against him. He also talks about how relationships changed his life and career, how he built Your Boyfriend Can’t Cook, and why real success looks different than what people see online.If you’re a fan of Kris D. Lofton, 50 Cent, Power Book IV: Force, Power Universe, Hardball, Ballers, Family Guy, Snowfall, entrepreneurship, motivation, actor interviews, and real stories about growth, this episode is for you.