Twenty-four hours after releasing his solo debut, My Name Is My Name, Pusha T visited The Breakfast club to discuss his new album, how he and Kanye West were against creating radio singles, the root of his beef with Lil Wayne, and more.
Nelly, currently on a press run for his new album M.O., visited The Breakfast Club to discuss his latest body of work. But that conversation was preceded by questions on his breakup with Ashanti, what’s new with the St. Lunatics, adapting to being old in rap years, and more.
It’s been a long road for Irv Gotti and Ja Rule. The Murder Inc. Records front men saw a historic rise to fame in the early 2000’s only to see it come to a screeching halt when their biggest enemy, 50 Cent, was took over the charts. Now that Ja is fresh out of jail, […]
New York City has seen its fair share of Maybach Music Group over the last few days as the crew continue their press run for Self Made, Vol. 3. Today, the entire clique sans Wale appeared on The Breakfast Club and Hot 97.
Macklemore is winning, and has been since he and Ryan Lewis’s The Heist impacted radio. The successful independent rapper came through New York’s Power 105.1 to talk rap beef, Kendrick Lamar’s “Control (HOF)” verse, trying to defeat the sophomore jinx, and more with The Breakfast Club.
Goodie Mob appeared on The Breakfast Club earlier this morning to open up about their long-awaited album Age Against The Machine, their split, having problems with their label, their mission statement in 2013 and more.
Going to prison sucks, especially when it’s a fate that could have been easily avoided. That’s the predicament Fat Joe finds himself in. The Bronx rapper dropped by The Breakfast Club and besides his upcoming bid for tax evasion, also discussed everything from New York rap being a victim of divide and conquer to Terror […]
Debra Antney has been one of Hip-Hop’s most successful power brokers, negotiating deals and managing her artists with a low profile. On Power 105.1’s The Breakfast Club, the Mizay Entertainment boss talks about her moves, her attempts to bring New York back, and mentions a certain “bad boy” as well.
You’ve undoubtedly heard the word “Versace” uttered more in the last few weeks than you have in recent memory. Credit that to Atlanta’s own Migos, who had the opportunity to sit down with The Breakfast Club this morning to discuss their bubbling movement, meeting Drake, and more.
Shawn Carter stopped through Power 105.1’s The Breakfast Club for an extended conversation. Plenty of topics were covered including why Jay-Z is a Dallas Cowboys fan, the expectations he inadvertently put on Memphis Bleek, the Roc-a-fella era, Roc Nation Sports and more.
The road to an album release can be tumultuous, but Big Sean is ready. His long awaited album Hall Of Fame ensures that the young wordsmith has a busy few weeks ahead of him. However, Sean made time to catch up with The Breakfast Club to discuss his latest body of work a, his thoughts on Yeezus, and more.
Power 105.1’s The Breakfast Club caught up with Iggy Azalea and they discussed her experiences from working with T.I. to finally choosing which label would get her rhyme services.
