Deon Edwards, one half of the acclaimed twin rap duo EZ & Trilla from Boss Club Dynasty, has officially stepped into a new lane of influence with the launch of “Dynasty Dialogue”, a podcast that is already proving to be a must-hear platform for authentic voices and real cultural conversations. Backed by Gates VII Studios, this new project is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about shows in its lane, drawing listeners in with its raw honesty, vibrant personalities, and unshakable family energy.
Despite being a fresh release, Dynasty Dialogue has already gone viral with multiple episodes, a testament to Edwards’ ability to connect with audiences beyond music. Known for his artistry and leadership within Boss Club Dynasty, Deon brings the same charisma, creativity, and passion to the mic as a host. His natural gift for conversation and storytelling ensures every guest feels heard, while fans walk away entertained, inspired, and eager for more.
So far, the podcast has featured an impressive lineup of voices who hold deep connections to the Boss Club Dynasty family and culture:
- King Cam & Ca$h D Law – Deon’s younger twin brothers, whose banter and perspective highlight the family bond that fuels Boss Club’s energy.
- Flag D aka D Like Money – a close friend living with cerebral palsy, whose humor, authenticity, and resilience have made his episode a standout.
- Laru & Beezy – lifelong friends of the twins, who bring an unmatched sense of realness and relatability.
The momentum only continues to build as fans eagerly anticipate Episode 4, which is already generating buzz for its rumored guest appearances from 3Fly and Fast Money Byrd, two prominent voices from Boss Club.
What sets Dynasty Dialogue apart is its commitment to showcasing real people and real conversations, highlighting both the triumphs and the struggles behind the culture. It’s not just a podcast — it’s a platform where stories that matter are shared, and where voices that might otherwise go unheard are amplified with respect and love.
“Dynasty Dialogue is more than just entertainment; it’s about family, friendship, and culture,” says Deon Edwards. “We wanted to create something that feels like sitting down with us in real life — unfiltered, funny, powerful, and true to who we are.”
With Boss Club Dynasty already making waves in music and culture, this podcast is a natural extension of the movement. Deon Edwards continues to prove himself as not only a gifted artist but also a visionary leader, capable of turning ideas into influential platforms that uplift both his circle and his community.
As the audience grows and episodes gain traction, one thing is clear: Dynasty Dialogue is quickly becoming a cultural staple, and Deon Edwards is solidifying his place as one of the most dynamic voices in both music and media today.
