On Wednesday (Sept 9), The Breakfast Club host announced a partnership with iHeartRadio to launch The Black Effect Podcast Network, a passion project with an aim to encourage discourse on important topics within the Black community.
As Joe Budden counts down to the final taping of his namesake podcast after negotiations fell through with Spotify, Charlamagne Tha God went on 'The Breakfast Club' to shed a light on why the relationship went left: The rapper has trash negotiation skills.
Talking about his career up to this point, linking up with The Firm for is latest album the album, and revealing his only regret with his Kanye West-produced, Nasir, Nas treats Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God and DJ Envy (who he pulled a gun on) to a trip into the cerebral of Nasty Nas.
While it seemed like Loon was next in line to become Harlem World’s biggest attraction things didn’t exactly turn out that way and the “I Need A Girl” rapper ended up walking away from the limelight himself before doing almost a decade behind bars.
Before anyone loses it, he's not exactly putting the man down either as he recognizes his talent but made sure to give props to his mentor Dr. Dre for breaking the Detroit talent.
The Breakfast Club is on a roll when it comes to giving platforms to people undeserving of them.
At a time when the country as a whole is trying to figure out what's next, Power 105.1's The Breakfast Club decided to try to mend bridges by inviting fellow on-air personality and known racist Rush Limbaugh on their show to discuss the age-old topic of race--causing many fans to question the agenda of the show. On Monday (June 1), The Breakfast Club and Rush Limbaugh decided to virtually combine their respected shows in an effort to have an open and professional dialogue about the current state of race relations in America.
A video of the College Park, Ga. rapper leaked late last year with many speculating that Gunna was cooperating with police.
A source says that the longtime radio host's contract is up in December and it isn't known if he'll stay on beyond 2020.
The last year and change has seen Houston’s own Megan Thee Stallion go from underground rapper to the hottest female rapper in the game. With the recent release of her EP Suga, you can only expect to hear more from her for the foreseeable future.
Dame Dash is back! Returning to New York City a “warrantless” man but to deal with some “frivolous” cases in court, Dame stopped by The Breakfast Club to enlighten the morning trio on how he’s been prophetic as to the moves he’s made and where he’s at today.
Amanda Seales has endured some shots from the Twitterverse recently, this after she shared details of being excluded from a Black Emmys party and even took a shot from an Insecure co-star. The actress, comedian, and media figure sat down with The Breakfast Club and brushed aside questions about the party, her future with Insecure […]
