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    Mark Batson was in the room when Jay-Z, Nas, and a then-unknown Drake were all writing for Dr. Dre's never-released "Detox" album — recorded upstairs in Hawaii while Batson worked downstairs. Plus: the "Crack a Bottle" bootleg story and why "In Da Club" took Dre so long to finish. Follow: IG: https://www.instagram.com/the3rdversepodcast/ X: https://x.com/3rdVersepodcast TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thethirdversepod?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc The 3rd Verse is a culture podcast where context is king. Hosted by Stat Quo, DJ Mormile, and Justin Hunte (aka The Company Man), this show goes beyond headlines to break down the 'why' behind the culture—the business positions, the history, the industry politics, and the moments that shape culture in real time. Each episode blends insider perspective, journalistic analysis, unfiltered debate, and never-before-heard stories, pulling from decades of experience inside labels, media, and the creative process. From industry power shifts to legacy debates to viral controversies, The 3rd Verse Podcast is where culture conversations converge. 📍 Hip-hop. Sports. Media. Culture. Context. 🎙️ New every thursday & clips daily. #3rdVerseThursdays 🔔 Subscribe for in-depth discussions you won’t get anywhere else. #DrDre #Detox #JayZ #Drake #Nas #HipHop #HipHopPodcast #MarkBatson #InDaClub #HipHopHistory #DreBeats #3rdVersePodcast #StatQuo #JustinHunte #HipHopYoutube
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