The Big Facts crew returns with Gender Wars Pt. 4, an unfiltered conversation exploring the ongoing dynamics between men and women. From modern relationships and cheating to gender roles, expectations, and responsibilities, the team tackles today's hottest debates with honest opinions, personal experiences, and plenty of laughs. Whether you agree or disagree, this episode is guaranteed to spark conversation. Tune in and decide where you stand in the latest edition of Gender Wars.

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Atlanta legends Travis Porter and DJ Spinz pull up to Big Facts to celebrate their new Party Pack project and reflect on the legacy of Atlanta's music scene. The crew dives into bringing the city's signature energy back, the evolution of the culture, and the impact ATL continues to have on hip-hop worldwide. They also address past tensions with Roscoe Dash, share untold stories from their journey, and discuss what's next. Don't miss this candid conversation packed with laughs, nostalgia, and Big Facts.

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The Gender Wars series is back by popular demand. Ugly Money Neechie joins Big Bank and DJ Scream for another raw and entertaining debate on modern relationships. The crew dives into toxicity, self-love, dating expectations, accountability, communication, and what it really takes to build healthy relationships. Expect honest opinions, heated discussions, and plenty of moments that will have everyone talking.

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Big Bank and DJ Scream host a Big Facts roundtable at Revolt Studios in Atlanta with OGs from multiple sides of the city to address concerns about how Atlanta is misinterpreted and how its history is often told by outsiders. 

Big Blade, Bear & B compare pre-internet “word of mouth” Atlanta with today’s rap-driven era, discussing the impact of gang culture, the shift from a shared enemies (police and poverty) to internal conflict, and how young people now publicly advertise affiliations and crimes. 

The group also names figures who represent Atlanta globally (Future, T.I.) and culturally (Ant-Man), and closes with advice for youth about focus, maturity, and not taking everything personally.

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