ESPN Crips and Bones have been joined by some of the country’s top hip-hop artists in a bid to bring some of Ravi’s most popular hits to the small screen.
In the latest episode of the podcast, Bones hosts Chris Martin and Ravi are joined by former R&s, Bones producer and actor Sam “Diddy” Jones and Bones star Chris Brown.
Jones and Brown also join Bones producer, producer and songwriter, Chris Rave, in a podcast for the first time since the death of Rave’s father, Rave Sr., in 2016.
Jones says that Bones is currently working on its next project and that it is currently being finalized and looking to debut this fall.
In a follow-up interview with Martin, Bones creator and producer Mark Thompson says that his goal is to make Bones a place where fans can get the music they love.
In an interview with MTV, Thompson says he and Bones creator Chris Martin have been in touch to try and find a way to bring Bones back to life.
Thompson also says that there is a chance Bones could become a spinoff or spinoff spinoff.
“We would love to do a Bones-style show on Netflix, and there are lots of shows that are in that format,” Thompson says.
“But we don’t know if that’s even possible right now.”
Thompson says that one of Bones’ biggest problems has been finding ways to keep Bones relevant to the hip-hip generation.
The show has always had a big following, but it has never had a large enough following to make it a ratings juggernaut.
In this episode, Bones also talks about the current political climate in America and how the rappers’ political views have influenced the hip hop industry.
