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The Breakfast Club · FULL SHOW: Diddy Vows to Return to MSG Stage, BET Hip Hop & Soul Train Awards Suspended + Nigel Sylvester Interview

latest with Lauren. Yes, we do. Y'all talking about spaces for us. Some of our spaces are going to be changing. The BET Hip Hop Awards and Soul Train Awards are suspended. We're going to get into why and what this means, how they move forward. All right ... about a ton of different things, but one of the major things that came out of this interview was we learned that the BET Hip Hop Awards and the BET Soul Train Awards are going to, or right now, are suspended. So, Gail Mitchell asks Scott if he can confirm

Episode aired 2025-08-07

1:15

No Ceilings · Conversations On Knowing When To Shut Up

mean, it's good now. I'm not moving my hand anymore. Okay. But, like, I'm thinking about the whole shit with hip-hop. Like, I take this sacrifice. Because the things you love, you sacrifice for it, right? Like, if y'all have kids and shit, you sacrifice ... right? So the things you love, you sacrifice. You sacrifice. Like, with hip-hop specifically, I sacrifice making money. I sacrifice time. Like, I dedicated my all to learning about it, to understand it. And when I came out with it, I had some fundamental truths, right

Episode aired 2025-12-16

0:57

Higher Learning · Is Hip-Hop Still Fun? Plus the DNC’s Autopsy Report and “Dr.” Cheyenne Bryant’s Alleged Title

much. Sensory overload. But yeah, like, okay, I'm assuming your answer is no. When is the last time you enjoyed hip hop? I thought that the beef was fun. The beef was fun. The beef was fun. I guess what I'm saying is it felt like ... that the music is providing this sonic catharsis that we are all together in enjoyment of. And there used to be, it feels like hip hop used to have that more so than it does now. It feels like now, just like everything else, our fun is in the fight

Episode aired 2026-05-22

1:41

The Breakfast Club · THROWBACK INTERVIEW: Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Candace Kelley & Weusi Baraka On The N-Word, Vulnerability, New Podcast + More

environments. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know? And I feel like, you know, a lot of media has been portraying us either like, you're hip hop, or hip hop or pop culture, right? You know? And nah, we more than that. It's funny that you actually say that, Charlamagne ... messaging. I get what you're saying. You know what I'm saying? And we talk about, you know, so much of, you know, hip hop today that's trash and whatnot. But, you know, as I said before, they grew up listening to what we were listening to. Right

Episode aired 2025-07-22

1:54

Gangster Chronicles · Nickles and Dimes (with Glasses Malone)

Booty... That's a white name, but they used to have these parties at my house. That's when I was really brought to hip-hop. We had turntables and stuff, and I was MCing that mug, and we would have parties. And it'd be about 100 people ... Yeah, Superfly went to Long Beach City, dog. So I was hearing about all them dudes. They was definitely, man, the factors on hip hop because see, I rap, but I wasn't really, I was vocally hesitant back then. I didn't want niggas, a lot of niggas

Episode aired 2026-05-21

3:28

The Breakfast Club · INTERVIEW: Vlad on Controversies, Feds Fumbling Diddy Case, Apologizing To Marlon Wayans, Nicki Minaj +More

funny, though, because the allegations of Vlad being a fed seem to increase every single time somebody gets locked up from the hip-hop community. It just is what it is, man. It just is what it is at this point. Why do you even address it at this point ... know, like, when I came into the game, like, I wanted to ask the tough questions. I wanted to be the 60 Minutes of Hip Hop. I always felt like at that time, the hip hop media was really softball, and they wouldn't ask the real tough questions

Episode aired 2025-08-04

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Drink Champs · Peter Gunz | ROC Solid w/ Memphis Bleek

take it and let it grow on my tree, the way it grow. And I appreciate you for that. One of the hip-hop legends from New York, Bronx, Harlem, all that shit the same to me because I'm from Brooklyn. Hello. Hello. Welcome, my nigga, Peter Gunz ... early on, because I'm 57, so I was right there. Right, I was on the, I was right under those guys. What? Music, hip hop is only 60. Hip hop is only 60. Yeah. So you watched the birth of hip hop, literally, from the Bronx, from the backyard

Episode aired 2025-12-30

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The Breakfast Club · INTERVIEW: Harry O Speaks On Calculated Communication, Reputation, New Book + More

that? And it's not only that Shine that had these issues or that had these issues. A lot of young people in our hip-hop culture had these issues. Now, let me connect it to media manipulation and representation. Media, how we describe it, is any way you receive ... connect with myself at a certain level. So intra depicts how your inter will turn out. You also talk about in your book, hip hop and how it shaped you as a man, both good and bad. How does that speak to your communication? Wow. All right. So yes, hip

Episode aired 2025-06-10

7:22

Higher Learning · Coachella, Afrika Bambaataa, and Their Lord and Savior Donald Trump

storyteller. I'm a storyteller, I'm a storyteller. And the next story that we have is some bullshit. African Bambaata, the hip hop pioneer who helped give the genre shape at house and street parties in the Bronx in the early 70s, but whose legacy was later tarnished ... remember this video. I'm gonna play a little bit of KRS-1 because there were various different esteemed hip hop luminaries that weighed in on the death of Afrika Mbemba'da now. But I'm gonna play you in 2016 what KRS-1 said, and just have

Episode aired 2026-04-14

2:00

Drink Champs · #Throwback Episode - w/ Uncle Luke | (Ep. 28)

products contain allulose. See nutrition info on Hero.co for sodium and sugar content. I have different periods of hip-hop. I'm going to tell you, my favorite year in hip-hop had to be 1998. What was your favorite year? Like, if you had the pinpoint one year. Shit ... bartender, but most importantly, we wanted you to be comfortable with liquor, because this is some hip-hop shit. No, no, it was supposed to be girls. It's some hip-hop shit. I'm going to be comfortable around girls. I know, man. We don't fuck that

Episode aired 2025-07-23

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All The Smoke · David Banner Schools Us on Southern Rap History, Homeless to Grammy Winner, TI, Lil Wayne, Pimp C

know? And I'm just grateful. One thing that I can say, bro, is that I am one of the few people that hip hop allowed to grow up. Most people want you to stay exactly who you are. You know, similar to how they do Mary J. Blige ... away all that shit. The pots and pans, everything, bro. Yeah. No pork in my house, bro. At all. And actually that came from hip hop. Me listening to Brand Newbians when I was young. Yeah. Yeah. And that's one of the things I always wanted

Episode aired 2025-06-26

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Reality with the King · DASHing Into Drama: Kanye vs. Kris

recent episode of Angela Yee's Lip Service. Angela Yee asked her about what's going on between Yandy and Rashida on Love and Hip Hop Atlanta. During this episode, Jocelyn said she didn't like the fact that these two ladies were arguing over men who she felt ... individually. She also made a very bold statement saying that she believed it is time for Rashida and Yandy to retire from Love and Hip Hop. She felt they'd been on the show for too long and she felt that there's more things they need to be doing

Episode aired 2025-09-23

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No Ceilings · Conversations With Wayno

start rapping? I'm like, because I can. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. And shout out to Guido and all the homies who knew about hip hop. They knew about making records and hip hop. So they helped me shape the idea. I had a natural thing going, but they helped ... starting to see like, oh, I get what it is. Right. So I didn't really feel like this thing that we call hip hop, no level of the business was going to be for me until 2015, 16. I didn't realize also there was something to know

Episode aired 2025-10-29

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Drink Champs · #Throwback Episode - w/ Bow Wow | (Ep.33)

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. You know what I mean ... have at least like 15 girls, dancing. All right, now, I'm sorry to get love and hip-hop on you, I'm sorry to get love and hip-hop on you, but was there any girl that ever hurt you? Like, because, never, never? Nah. No girl never hurt

Episode aired 2025-08-27

0:53

ROC Solid · Saigon | ROC Solid w/ Memphis Bleek

brother. Because we go back along Baseline. Like, Baseline is the foundation of New York City hip-hop. Like, before the era, we Baseline babies, bro. We seen Dipset go through there. We seen fucking Cam in there when they was cool. We seen all of them. Baseline ... Yeah. I'm outside. Yeah. So. I hate that for us. You know why? These young brothers. Because I look at hip hop from before. Mm-hmm. We was talking earlier. Like, Special Ed was like 16. Like, when he made. I got it made. I got it made. This

Episode aired 2025-08-05

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No Ceilings · Conversation On Drug Dealers & Addicts

used to have hip-hop things there because I performed to SOBs. Yeah. SOBs are crazy. It's the hip-hop spot though. It's like, you know what I'm saying? Tunnel is the hip-hop spot. Yeah, no. Tunnel is the hip-hop spot. SOB is like ... forgive me if it sounds disrespectful, but it's like the professional hip-hop spot. Does that make sense, Lex? Professional hip-hop spot? The tunnel is where the streets went. Yeah, that's a fact. Listen, the tunnel was a movie. That's a fact. You ever been

Episode aired 2025-11-25

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New Rory & MAL · Episode 385 | 5 Inches In

bring no media takeout shit in here, please, man. Hold on. It was a lot of media takeout shit in world star hip hop shit. That was real. We were talking about world star hip hop in the other episode. We forgot to bring up at one point, media takeout ... think that sometimes it's good to say, nah, I'm cool. Well, Ma, you brought up a union for, for rappers. Oh, no, hip hop, rap definitely needs a union for sure. Absolutely. To make sure they never have to end up doing shit like this. Well, yeah

Episode aired 2025-07-04

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Drink Champs · Episode 494 w/ Ray Daniels

point. But my thing I'm trying to tell us in the hip-hop community is our problem why we not rich is because we running from everything hip-hop. Right. Hip-hop has matured. 50 years is 50 years of stories. It runs the world. You don't think ... Bunny at the Super Bowl? That's a hip-hop story. That's a hip-hop story. Bad Bunny, that doesn't happen if hip-hop doesn't happen and it's hip-hop adjacent. It is a part of hip-hop. And I think Bad Bunny, he won album

Episode aired 2026-03-27

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No Ceilings · What Do J. Cole Fans Want From Cole, Did Kanye Sell Out Black Folk & New ASAP Rocky

because people can't cheat you in a dice game. Like, two dice, like a lot of the stuff that's going on in hip-hop that people, you know, been hearing about to me is people using T's dice and everybody kind of getting caught up and realizing ... back from, from this whole situation he went through and all that, like the whole situation he went through. People looking at him within hip hop alone. You know what I'm saying? The culture within hip hop alone. You know what I'm saying? Like, like, like people, people

Episode aired 2026-01-23

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The Joe Budden Podcast · Episode 842 | "Glazin Hip-Hop and R&B"

flight delay, I'm going to hop on to Yami. Which means it ain't that tight. No, it's that tight. No, it means you wouldn't prefer to hop on to Yami. But the ability to hop on to Yami, it ain't that tight ... working. We need Mel. She's hip-hop. You know what's so crazy, Mel? It's the new ones. Me and you got that. This nigga stupid. We got that clause in our shit, Mel. We need Mel. She's hip-hop. Mel, look at me. Yeah

Episode aired 2025-07-12

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