One in four Old West cowboys were Black—a fact most Americans don't know. On this episode, Grammy-winning artist Shaboozey explores that hidden history through a genre-defying concept album about an outlaw seeking revenge, featuring Jamie Foxx, Leon Bridges, and Sam Elliott. He discusses why he refused to repeat "A Bar Song" success and instead created a cinematic, high-concept work that fuses hip-hop, country, spoken word, and ballads to celebrate Black roots in cowboy culture. One in four historical cowboys were Black, and many were vaqueros or Latin American, contradicting the popular white-man-on-horseback image perpetuated since the 1950s.