In December 2019, the film was announced to be a professional film and was released for free in collaboration with Pornhub titled "Podcast Smash." The title is a reference to Adam22's No Jumper podcast and stars him and his partner Lena The Plug. Grandmaison began debuting in personalized adult films alongside his partner Lena Nersesian (known professionally as Lena The Plug) for the website Onlyfans in 2017 uploading a two-minute and sixteen second video to Youtube announcing a Sex Tape starring the two of them to be released once his girlfriend was to reach 1 million subscribers. He has interviewed people such as Anthony Fantano, Adin Ross, Riley Reid, "Sugar" Sean O'Malley, Asspizza, and The Nelk Boys. In addition to underground and established rappers, Grandmaison through his No Jumper channel has interviewed a variety of podcast guests of different careers and backgrounds including Porn Actresses, Record Label Executives, Twitch Streamers, Other YouTubers, Music Critics, and Fashion Designers. Shortly after the event, while Grandmaison interviewed Shane Dawson, Mid-interview, FouseyTube, Keemstar, and numerous other YouTube personalities interrupted, causing the interview to go viral.
Grandmaison was one of the promoters for YouTube personality FouseyTube's event, "Hate Dies, Love Arrives", which was shut down via a bomb threat which left 1,500 people evacuated. According to reports, rubber bullets were shot and tear gas was used to disperse the crowd. The crowd grew to over 1,000, and police in riot gear eventually appeared. On June 20, 2018, Grandmaison held a memorial event for XXXTentacion, who had been murdered two days prior, in front of his ONSOMESHIT store, with a crowd of 300 people. Jon Caramanica of the New York Times described No Jumper as " The Paris Review for the face-tattoo set." The No Jumper YouTube channel had over 518 million total video views and 2.7 million subscribers as of March 2019. Hot 97 DJ Peter Rosenberg has said he views Grandmaison "as an advance scout searching for combustible new talent," while Rolling Stone described him as "underground hip-hop's major tastemaker." This was the Florida rapper's first official professional interview, and has been credited with giving him exposure to a wide audience. He has interviewed artists including Lil Yachty, Lil Peep, Pouya, Juice WRLD, Suicideboys, Young Thug, Tekashi69 and most famously XXXTentacion in April 2016 the latter interview received over 13 million views. Grandmaison, through his No Jumper podcast, has been noted for interviewing up-and-coming talent as well as established rappers.
His interview of Memphis rapper and well-known underground rap figure Xavier Wulf soon turned viral within hip-hop communities, sparking Grandmaison's newfound interest in interviewing known figures within both underground and mainstream hip-hop.
It originally started as a BMX podcast with vlogs dedicated to Grandmaison's life running ONSOMESHIT's retail store. As of March 2017, the interviews had received approximately 500,000 to 1 million views each. Revived in 2015, Grandmaison's No Jumper podcast, hosted on YouTube, focuses on interviews with underground rap artists and tastemakers. The blog reviewed early underground artists such as SpaceGhostPurrp and Clams Casino, and reviewed obscure Gucci Mane mixtapes, treating the underground with "critical attention." No Jumper was originally a blog on Tumblr, started by George Potter in 2011 and financed by Grandmaison. Grandmaison hosted the inaugural Trap Circus music festival in Miami, Florida in 2017. Later, he created ONSOMESHIT, a BMX biking team and BMX-based clothing line which at one point had a retail store on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles. In 2006, Grandmaison started the website "The Come Up," which has become one of the most popular BMX websites of all time.
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