the breakfast club
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Music The Wu-Tang legend had some thoughts on identity in rap music.
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Politics The Black Soprano Family boss told "The Breakfast Club" that his tweet supporting No. 45 pointed to frustration with U.S. politics.
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Music They've made hits together and have been longtime friends, but Mo admitted that she was upset he didn't "just ain't get back." Instead, T-Pain obliged.
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TV Michael Rubin probably should have kept that to himself.
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Music What did Diddy's friends do about all this?
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Music Charlamagne and DJ Envy have their doubts.
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Music A lot of fiery points were made...
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News Birdman is making the most of his Breakfast Club squabble with Charlamagne tha God.
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Gossip According to Angela Simmons, Yo Gotti might be to blame.
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Pop Culture "I was just talking, like when Nicki Minaj says, 'All these b**ches is my sons,'" Charlamagne comedically defended himself on "The Breakfast Club."
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Pop Culture During his "Club Shay Shay" interview, Katt Williams claimed that Earthquake isn't in movies because he can't read.
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Hip-Hop History During a Breakfast Club interview, Snoop Dogg reflects on witnessing Jay-Z slide through and pen "Still D.R.E."
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Mitch Findlay
