Our guy SmooveGuyO sat down with an cultural gem in Edgar Burgos. Burgos, a owner of Hard 2 Guard Entertainment was the mastermind behind many influential projects such as “Streetball” came on the MSG network as well as the classic documentary title, “The Blackout.”With over 2 million views and counting under his resume, Edgar is back and ready to school the new generation of hip hop and hoop fans by teaming up with the Boardroom’s Rich Kleinman and NBA superstar Kevin Durant with the release of the new documentary titled— “Point Gods.” This documentary highlights the history of past NYC floor generals that made a name for themselves on the blacktop and hardwood floors. O and Edgar chopped it up about the project as well as ran a fast break play back down memory lane of their favorite streetball moments in the “Mecca of Basketball.”

On the eve of the 50th anniversary of the birth of one of hip hop’s greatest emcees, The Notorious B.I.G., SmooveGuyO was able to chop it up with the man who discovered “Frank White.” The Black Ron Burgandy and the legendary DJ 50 Grand scoffs about the legacy of Biggie Smalls, and his experience seeing Biggie’s rise to stardom. 50 lets O take a ride back memory lane by sharing stories of how he gave the iconic demo tap to DJ Mister Cee that led to the start of one of the music ionic yet short-lived careers in music history.

A jam-packed day of sports, entertainment, and music had us glued to our TVs and phones. From the Women's College Basketball National Championship game to the 64th Annual Grammys, SmooveGuyO could tap in and get an idea of what everyone has been scoffin about over the weekend. He didn't come alone as his talented homies in Sankara Iwelu, Randy Millard, and Denzel Miller stepped into "The Scoffroom" on Spotify's Greenroom app to give hot takes and predictions on an eventful Sunday full of storylines, plot twists, and suspense.

On the debut episode, the world gets to mean the man behind the mic—@SmooveGuyO. Dubbed the “Black Ron Burgundy”, O briefs the listeners about his experience working in the sports/entertainment news industry as well as breaking down roots of his childhood favorite slang known as “scoff.”He went on to deliver his own scoff about topics such as the following:ENTERTAINMENT: Bel Air on Peacock; Winning Times: The Rise of The Lakers DynastySPORTS: Russell Westbrook and The Lakers Struggle; NBA Race