About this episode
Fat Joe and Jadakiss sit down with their brothers Styles P and Sheek Louch for a full LOX reunion on the Joe and Jada set. The guys talk about what's kept the group untouchable for decades, with no exec ever coming between them and no outside noise ever getting in. The conversation goes deep on the passing of Oliver “Power” Grant from Wu-Tang, K-Slay's irreplaceable role in hip hop culture, and how losing people in your circle hits differently as you get older. Styles P talks about his health businesses, being both plant-based and anti-glizzy, and why it’s important to know where your food comes from. Plus, Joe clowns a crew member's loafer-sneaker hybrid for the better part of ten minutes, they discuss Bad Bunny's Super Bowl set and the politics blocking his film in Puerto Rico, and Jada insists that Styles and Sheek “perhaps” hear Joe’s famous Iron Sheikh story. Styles and Sheek also preview new music, playing two records live in the studio. Joe and Jada is now STREAMING ON NETFLIX ! All lines provided by Hard Rock Bet 04:00 Why NO ONE could split up The LOX 14:30 Styles is anti-glizzy, anti-flag 22:00 The "pause" debate 30:30 Styles breaks down plant-based philosophy 36:00 New LOX music & the group's studio 44:00 Can a 55-year-old start rapping? Old vs. young debate 1:10:00 Crew member's loafers drive Joe insane 1:14:30 Joe's Iron Sheik story 1:31:00 The LOX play two new records live See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Episode summary
Tonight’s energy is family: real brothers from a real brother—make some noise for the L.O.X.
Be honest—ever had someone try to divide y’all or talk slick to turn one against the other?
Nah, people don’t even know how to approach that; we set the tone early that loyalty sits above checks and ego, so that play never works.
Our bond is the filter, so outside chatter can’t move us; I even turn doubt into fuel—like MJ, I hear a line and go prove you wrong.
Also, salute—our Netflix joint is up, so if you rock with us, press play and support the work.
Talk to me about the hot dog jokes and all this ‘pause’ culture—what’s the real point you’re making?
Know what you put inside you; folks can list every brand on their body but never ask what’s in processed meat, which is why I’m on the health tip.
You’re plant-based—am I wrong for rocking a pony coat if I’m not eating animals?
Do you, but I’ll keep pushing plants—some of the strongest animals don’t eat meat, so I stay with what makes me feel clean and clear.
Quick business love: Rem’s network is going crazy—millions of watch minutes and climbing—so tighten your paperwork and aim for legacy numbers.
Are we getting new L.O.X. music, or what’s the move?
We’ve got joints in the chamber and we’re pacing the drop; I don’t hoard a hundred songs—I tailor-make verses and lock in when it’s album mode.
The studio’s our home away from home, a clubhouse where work and life blend.
Your chemistry’s wild—same beat, different pens, and somehow it lands like one voice.
Let’s honor K Slay—he kept blades sharp, gave unknowns a lane, and held down the culture from graffiti to mixtapes; there’s no replacing that spirit.
Real question: can a brand-new fifty-five-year-old catch a hit today, or is that lane closed?
Never say never—someone could stumble on one, but a full career starting there is a stretch.
Out the blue at fifty-five is wild; respect the craft, ’cause it takes years to get this good.
I still say one hit can change a life—better to touch a moment than never touch it at all.
This era ain’t ours—lingo got copy-pasted by the internet, diets got worse, and too many young cats never even had a real home-cooked plate.
Quick comedy beat: I once caught Styles joyfully skipping on a beach, and the man denied it like a pro.
Rest in peace to the Iron Sheik—I met him in Texas asking for a drink, then a smoke, then, well, let’s just say we drew the line and laughed all night.
We’re losing too many—Power from Wu-Tang, Big Mike, legends and loved ones—and these days it’s not just violence, it’s health issues too.
Yeah, more folks are going from diabetes and pressure than bullets, so take care of yourselves on purpose.
I’ve managed diabetes since I was a kid, so I’m with anything that keeps us here longer and stronger.
If you are broke and dealing with diabetes, duck sugar like it is chasing you. Skip the white stuff like bread, rice, flour, and pasta, sip your greens, and watch those takeout oils because they can spike you; this is us looking out for folks without doctors or gear.
Facts. If money is tight, dodge sugar and drink your greens. Get out of its way.
On the music side, when we press play it goes crazy, and we are not doing fake rollouts. New LOX on deck, new single ready—just let it ring.
It is not about size, it is about the bond. We move with one vision and real support.
I told my brothers I love them, but envy moves weird so I keep space. Pray for me if I am gone, do not confuse show money with real money, and you are not getting close enough to read my playbook.
The hook rides on staying solid and never changing.
I live off experience and loyalty, not stunts or bank slips; our trio never folded and I still stand on the code. Watch who you eat with, leave where your gut turns, and do not let fast talk twist you out of the game.
That is tough. I am locked in and ready to run it back.
Puerto Rico telling Bad Bunny he cannot shoot is wild; the man brings huge money home and even put up his own cash to make sets look like the island. It feels like politics blocking progress—stop tripping on someone who is showing love and let him work.
One day let us host and you two pull up as guests. We will hold it down.