Miami Kingpins

"I push work like Convertible Burt" – these iconic lyrics immortalized the first kingpin of the Hip Hop generation. Burt wasn’t just a larger-than-life drug dealer; he was a cultural pioneer who redefined hustle and style. From Miami to Atlanta, Burt’s influence stretched far beyond the streets, shaping trends and leaving an indelible mark on the cities he called home. This episode dives into his rise, his flair for the extravagant, and the legacy that turned him into a legend.

Bo Dilley was a high-stakes gambler who turned his appetite for risk into a meteoric rise in Miami’s drug trade. Known for his audacious lifestyle—including a Rolls Royce parked in his living room—Bo became a street legend, embodying the glitz and grit of the 1980s cocaine boom. This episode explores his relentless drive, his larger-than-life persona, and the high price of living on the edge.

Issac “Big Ike” Hicks wasn’t just a drug kingpin—he was a visionary entrepreneur who built an empire spanning real estate, construction, and cocaine. Told through the eyes of his co-defendant and right-hand man, James “Bossman” Sawyer, this episode reveals how Big Ike orchestrated a Fortune 500-level drug operation that redefined the game. It’s a story of ambition, power, and the rise and fall of a man who dared to dream bigger than the streets.