Los Angeles, CA — West Coast rapper, entrepreneur, and cultural voice SKG (born Helecia Choyce) has officially launched her new podcast, “West Coast Queen Diaries”, a raw and unfiltered platform delivering conversations straight from her lived experience. Rooted in West Coast culture, the podcast explores music, politics, influence, power, and legacy—told directly through SKG’s lens.
“This podcast is about ownership of the narrative,” says SKG. “I’m speaking from where I stand—as a woman, an artist, and someone who’s really lived this culture. No filters, no middlemen.“
Since its debut, “West Coast Queen Diaries” has gained rapid momentum, fueled by exclusive jailhouse interviews with Suge Knight. The episodes quickly drew thousands of views, with one standout conversation between SKG and Suge Knight discussing “Tupac Shakur”surpassing 3 million listeners marking the podcast as an immediate cultural talking point.
“These are conversations people still care about because they shaped the culture, “SKG adds. “We’re not rewriting history—we’re telling it straight.“
Blending authenticity, legacy, and modern hip-hop dialogue, “West Coast Queen Diaries” is carving out space as a powerful new media voice. The podcast continues to build a loyal and engaged fanbase drawn to its honesty, depth, and unapologetic West Coast energy.
“West Coast Queen Diaries” is available on YouTube, Patreon, Spotify, and all major podcast streaming platforms.
About SKG
SKG is a West Coast female rapper, businesswoman, and entrepreneur known for her independent hustle, cultural influence, and fearless storytelling. Through music, media, and business, she continues to build platforms that amplify real voices and preserve hip-hop history.
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