KB has been one of the most theologically sharp voices in Christian hip hop for over two decades. In this episode, he finally says what he's never said publicly — about his relationship with Lecrae, the tension inside 116, and the years it took to get to the other side of it.

This one goes deep.

IN THIS EPISODE:

  • How KB came to faith at 16 through a bootleg mixtape
  • The Flavor Fest moment that connected KB and Lecrae for the first time
  • What KB was carrying inside 116 that Lecrae didn't know about
  • The counseling session KB needed before he could tour with Lecrae
  • The South by Southwest text that nearly fractured the movement
  • Why KB felt Lecrae was over-indexing his mainstream reach
  • The tearful reconciliation — and what it took to get there
  • KB on reformed theology, race, and navigating Black identity in evangelical spaces
  • Why KB says the new generation of Christian artists is getting the victory without the cross
  • Contentment as a superpower — and why suffering is how you get it
  • KB's new album This Cannot Be Sold and what's next

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