Quiet as kept, Joell Ortiz is one of the best spitters in the game. The Brooklyn MC stopped by The Breakfast Club to discuss his new album, battling and more.
When it comes to reality television, there is no doubt that Real Housewives Of Atlanta continues to be the flagship show on the Bravo channel. Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker stopped by The Breakfast Club to discuss their marriage and the upcoming season.
With his EP We Own The Night PT 2: Memoirs Of A Hustler just released, Diplomats rapper Jim Jones is a man about town. Capo stopped by The Breakfast Club show to discuss past beefs and his new hustles.
Looking for a little more of a positive message in your Hip-Hop? Then Lecrae might be worth a listen. The Christian rapper stopped by The Breakfast Club to discuss his come up and more.
At one point it seemed like we would never see G-Unit again. Thankfully the crew is all back intact and they stopped by The Breakfast Club to discuss their new EP and much more.
The last two weeks haven’t been exactly easy for Jeezy as he sat in jail for gun possession with a new album on the way. He still showed to be a true southern gentleman as he hosted The Breakfast Club in Atlanta.
Despite his newest campaign centering around the life and times of Tinseltown, Wiz Khalifa is always right at home in New York City. Especially when he’s dining at The Breakfast Club with DJ Envy, Angela Yee and Charlamagne tha God.
Remy Ma is now a free woman with the Rap world seemingly in her palm. Of course she stopped by The Breakfast Club to catch everyone up on her time in prison, how is she moving forward with her life and much more.
The Sisterhood Of Hip Hop show has been in the works for some time. On the eve of its premiere, Diamond and Brianna Perry stopped by The Breakfast Club to discuss the show and more.
Keith Murray is known for lyrically dense rhymes, but he needs to get more credit for his storytelling on and off the mic. The latter was on full display when he hit The Breakfast Club for an extensive interview.
The impact that Onyx had on Rap music in the 90’s can’t be denied. They stopped by The Breakfast Club for a very intense morning show appearance.
