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Earn Your Leisure · Charlamagne Tha God Breaks Silence on $200M iHeart Deal - Truth About Podcasting, Power & Ownership

know, like, I be seeing all of these, like, I saw MTV, they deleted, I guess it was their MTV News or, like, Hip Hop DX just deleted all of their past interviews. And, you know, I found this, I hit my man Trent because I was thinking about ... ladies and gentlemen. Great Charlemagne. Before we go, I just got to ask you, who's your top five hip hop radio personalities of all time? Top five hip hop radio personalities of all time. I hate when I get asked this question because now I got to be objective

Episode aired 2026-02-05

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Louder Than A Riot · What doesn't kill you makes you a strong Black woman: Rico Nasty

Riot. Where we confront the double standard that's become the standard. On every episode this season, we tackle one unwritten rule of hip hop that affects the most marginalized among us. And holds the entire culture back. And one that a new generation of rap refuses to stand ... right, hold up. We spent a lot of time talking about Rico fans, but we need to talk about Cardi fans. And as a hip hop journalist, I know his music, but his fandom is kind of foreign to me. I'm not the one to tell you about

Episode aired 2023-05-18

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R&B Money · Q Parker

through because we were, like you said, we were buttoned up enough to go home, take us home to mama. But it was super hip hop. But we were still- I know y'all got some of Mr. Cheeks. And that's the- Maze! And that's the- Beat! That ... Drew Hill and Next? But I think the thing that will always separate us from those groups that were in our era is the hip hop element that Puff brought. Puff used to always tell us, if I can't play it in the tunnel

Episode aired 2026-04-09

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Drink Champs · #Throwback Episode - w/ Brand Nubian | (Ep.69)

your favorite year in music? My favorite year in music? Mm-hmm. Damn. You mean specifically hip-hop, or in general? It doesn't matter. Well, see, I'm a hip-hop nigga, so... Alright, yeah. It's not gonna be my favorite year in classical music. Yeah, I fucked ... white people being guests in hip hop, which they are, you know. This is the black man built this motherfucking house, you understand what I'm saying? Like, it was a time when white people would look down upon for fucking with this hip hop shit. I understand. You understand

Episode aired 2026-02-25

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The Breakfast Club · FULL SHOW: Offset Speaks on Cardi’s Album, Tyler Perry Accuser Explains $260M Claim + Jermaine Dupri & Shaka Senghor Interview

talk about the places that actually helped us get to where we are. You know what I mean? That, that part of hip hop stopped a long time ago. Like when you watch like wild style, right? When there's a person that's not from New York, I watch ... wild style. I watch wild style. You can see like how grandmaster Kaz them, what they was doing to become and made what made hip hop turn into what it was here in New York. And in the later years of hip hop, what shows or anything show kids

Episode aired 2025-09-10

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Drink Champs · Episode 503 w/ Lizzo

Make some noise. He's a legendary Queens rapper. Hey, Hank, say greet us your boy N-O-R-E. He's a Miami hip-hop pioneer. One of his DJ EFN. Together, they drink it up with some of the biggest players. You know what I mean ... like a different thinking. So when she says that, I'm thinking she's thinking it like how I see hip hop, the hip, you know what I'm saying? Like, and you saying that's one of the first memories of a- Yeah. That's crazy. A scene

Episode aired 2026-06-05

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Drink Champs · Episode 493 w/ Mike WiLL Made-It

going to give him his flowers today. We're going to make sure that he understands what he means to hip-hop. And in case you don't know who the fuck we're talking about, we're talking about the one, only, impeccable, motherfucking Mike Wilman! Yeah! I could ... have this conversation that, like, in the early 90s, when I was coming up doing stuff, New York had the lock on the whole hip hop industry. And it was hard to break through that, the A&Rs, the labels, everybody was New York centric. And that's why, when

Episode aired 2026-03-20

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No Ceilings · Conversations About Tubi Movies

know, he thinks that shit is so corny. It's not, I don't like sneakers. I just think it'd been compromised. Like, Hip-hop was compromised. Exactly. Like, so, but like when something becomes like mainstream America, like I kind of turn off from it. Yeah, but just ... like hip-hop, you can go underground. So there's going to be things that we talk about that the average commercial person or casual is not going to really know. Like, he just showed me some Bo Jackson's that came out like what? 92? 92? Yeah. And people

Episode aired 2025-08-06

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Drink Champs · #Throwback Episode - w/ French Montana, T.I. and A$AP Rocky | (Ep.56)

stuff, y'all! He's a legendary Queens rapper. Hey, Hank Sanguita, it's your boy N-O-R-E. He's a Miami hip-hop pioneer. What up, it's DJ E-F-N. Together, they drink it up with some of the biggest players in music and sports ... nigga, Nick? Brother. What's the nigga from the Lakers? Brother. Yeah. Let me tell you something. That's what took my hip-hop. Hip-hop took that. Bro. Snitch don't know. Snitch don't know. Tell them Frenchy. French. Yo, you. First of all, Rocky. That's Rocky

Episode aired 2025-12-17

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The Breakfast Club · FULL SHOW: Jay-Z Opens Up About Dismissed Lawsuit, Drake vs Kendrick + More + Claressa Shields Interview

much, because how old is Jay-Z? 50, 57, 58 years old? 50-something. 56 years old? We've never seen this in hip-hop. Like, we've seen it in so many other genres. You see the Rolling Stones and Bruce Springsteen, and all their veteran artists ... Yeah. I like that. I'm Jay-Z. What do I care about it? He also talks about beef and is beef good for hip-hop, right? Is it a thing that flourishes in hip-hop? Say battle, bro. When you say beef, I don't know what

Episode aired 2026-03-25

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ROC Solid · Rell | ROC Solid w/ Memphis Bleek

more like y'all. I mean, I'm serious. It was like, you know, I wanted that street sobbing that, you know, hip-hop had, that definitely our label mates had. That you had, you know, and it was a big deal for me when I first landed in North ... able to move on to contemporary because of everything that Rockefeller was up against, you know, trying to get R&B off the ground. Hip-hop was cool. It was harder to get R&B off the ground for them. So, with everything that they was up against, I started

Episode aired 2025-09-16

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The Joe Budden Podcast · Episode 942 |"Universally Cool"

child star. That's why. God damn. That was a huge challenge. A lot of them, they're peak. They're hip hop. It's hip hop too. Okay. We look at our rappers like they have an edge to them. So if you're not an edgy rapper ... saying. That's a good point. I'm talking about the way hip hop looks at niggas. If you are not street, tough, gangster, all of that shit, you are corny. I'm saying hip hop is wrong. No, I get what you're saying, universally cool

Episode aired 2026-07-01

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The Joe Budden Podcast · Episode 837 | "Blackout The Numbers"

hard critic. Am I the drama? Am I the drama? That just sounds like something that the label do. It feels like love and hip hop. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. So did the single to me. Yes. They both feel like scripted TV. That sounds like ... happens, but I'm excited. I want to see it happen. I just would have expected there'd be an interruption of hip-hop artists, hip-hop artists, like between Kendrick and Jay. I would have thought maybe a woman, maybe an R&B singer, maybe a different genre

Episode aired 2025-06-25

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Higher Learning · Tragic Flooding in Texas and the Essence Fest Diaspora Wars

rachel and lindsey landlord lovers that's a little that's the uh that's the greeting for the landlord lovers it's hip-hop you gotta let it go no no the landlord lovers it's a big deal we are not going to get into extended pleasantries because ... used to be on the microphone and they've got the windows open obviously and the stage is right there you can hear the hip-hop music and they're talking to you as you walk through and it's just it draws me in it's so nasty

Episode aired 2025-07-08

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New Rory & MAL · Episode 514 | Duck Sauce

thing though. If we, if we talking about crime and the list of crimes and the list of crimes that are wrapped about in hip hop, right? From drug dealing, pimping, drug using, rape, murder, all of these things, stealing, killing your own. Miami rapping about stealing from major conglomerates ... Like it's like, it's mad other songs we could have started with. I'm sure. We can start with the entirety of hip hop. Yeah. Like the entirety of hip hop. Now I love hip hop for what it's done. I love it for the amount

Episode aired 2026-07-02

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New Rory & MAL · Episode 467 | What Is A Classic? w/ Torae

bought to rap and hip hop. Style-wise. Yeah, like... Style. For sure. His tone, sound. Fresh shit. Knowledge Itself. He popped off Wild Brands. He popped off Jabot Crazy. He popped off Hilfiger Crazy. He brought that type of fly shit into hip hop. The book bag fly shit ... play this? But that's why in hip-hop there has always been gatekeepers, because some of y'all don't deserve a fucking opinion. Because you haven't been doing this professionally, consuming, playing, and critiquing hip-hop as your life. You're just a fan. And we love

Episode aired 2026-03-13

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New Rory & MAL · Checking In With Bag Fuel

mean, for all the reasons. Yes. For business reasons, it's terrible. For friendship reasons, it's terrible. For, for the culture of hip hop, they're like, what the fuck is wrong with these dudes? These dudes is all late forties, just bickering about. We can have disagreements ... enjoying for hip hop? Like, I'm off tilt. The Commodore skits. About the hip hop story. Yeah. I'm enjoying that. Yeah. That's bringing some different flavor to hip hop. I'm looking forward when he- You know what you said? Hip hop lacks creativity now. Yes. When

Episode aired 2025-09-25

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The Breakfast Club · FULL SHOW: Shaq & Stephen A. Address Gambling Scandal, + Reuben Vincent, 9th Wonder, Lanny Smith, Cecil Williams, Fredrika Newton & Fred Hampton Jr. Interview

time. And yeah, man, if I'm not helping the culture, then I'm taking away from it. I feel like with hip-hop, though, you know, young men like Ruben are trying to do what y'all already did. So they got to come to you for that sound ... Aquimini and Stankonia that everybody was like, okay, you know what I mean? But even with Big and Jay, that's kind of where hip-hop was taking a turn. You know, before that, hip-hop wasn't as commercial everywhere, like whatever, but when Big and Jay came, especially

Episode aired 2025-10-24

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Gangster Chronicles · The Disappearing Black Community

game about just for crazy. Although he never that with Morris Fishbriar said that, but, you know, it's dope that, first of all, hip hop just tired of 52. We as 50 enough that had this kind of a conversation as hip hop exists. So there ... know, financial stability to our culture. You know what I mean? We could have definitely spent this time talking about all kinds of hip hop shit, but we've taken the time really building on the shit that our culture needs to hear. So I look forward to keep doing

Episode aired 2025-08-14

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Earn Your Leisure · EYL #348: How Dre London Discovered Post Malone & Built a Multi-Million Dollar Tequila Empire

Back then, we didn't really have that. You had grime. You had garage. You had like a more, there wasn't a hip-hop scene in the UK. Detour. Explain to the audience that doesn't know. Because I recently got educated. I saw Giggs had posted ... streets music that like has variations of, I can't say dance music, but it has a variation which mixes some form of like hip-hop-y drill. So that's Skepta? Yeah. So Skepta is like anomaly. Skepta is like, here go. He can rap and do grime. Yeah

Episode aired 2025-11-06

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