The Breakfast Club is expanding their reach thanks to teaming with Revolt TV to broadcast their Power 105.1 morning show live on the music cable channel. We asked Charlamagne Da God, DJ Envy and Angela Yee for their insight on some pertinent topics, including the Drake versus Jay Z debacle.
The Breakfast Club interviewed 50 Cent for the radio show’s debut on Revolt TV. Charlamagne, DJ Envy and Angela Yee sat down with the Queens rapper/mogul to discuss Puff daddy, G-Unit, Animal Ambition and more, including his theory on why Jay Z, Lloyd Banks and Fabolous are the same guy.
Ice-T‘s wife Coco has never shied away from the spotlight. In the last couple of years her name has rang bells for a variety of reasons. She recently sat down The Breakfast Club to discuss family, rumors of infidelity and of course her epic cakes.
Steve Stoute is an advertising and branding man by trade but what he seems to do best is translate culture to the masses. Nas’ former manager stopped by The Breakfast Club to discuss his powerful The Tanning Of America series and more.
Legendary MC Raekwon returned to The Breakfast Club to give fans an update on his upcoming LP, F.I.L.A. (Fly International Luxurious Art), to clear up any discrepancies about Wu-Tang Clan’s tentative album, and more.
Known for his very violent approach to Rap music, Uncle Murda has always been a wild card. He spoke on his trials and tribulations as Hip-Hop’s bad guy with The Breakfast Club.
Wale laid low after his spat with Complex, and instead answered with new music. But today, he made his return to radio with an appearance on Power 105.1’s The Breakfast Club.
2014 promises a list of albums, including one from a reunited Mobb Deep called Mobb Deep. Havoc recently spoke about the album during a conversation with The Breakfast Club.
Charmalagne Tha God isn’t the host of the inaugural Struggle Awards for no reason.
Sean “Diddy” Combs and his cable venture, REVOLT TV, has been quietly building up its programming. The network landed a big splash after announcing it will be airing a live version of the popular Power 105 The Breakfast Club morning show.
After the earlier success of Arsenio Hall‘s popular talk show, outsiders alleged that racism led to the host being fired. Kanye West recently cosigned the allegation, a rumor Hall has since debunked. Speaking with press over the weekend, Hall checked West on not only his incorrect assumption, but also wants the star to stop using […]
This morning, Power 105.1’s The Breakfast Club hosted Bay Area legend E-40. Topics discussed ranged from his new upcoming album The Block Brochure Parts 4, 5 & 6 to his relationship with deceased rappers The Notorious B.I.G., Tupac Shakur, and Mac Dre.
