the breakfast club
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Music Jim Jones speaks on why New York needs to start playing local artists on the radio, citing how difficult it is to receive constant support.
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Original Content We look at why hip-hop needs figures like Joe Budden & Charlamagne Tha God and why one man does it slightly better than the other.
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TV Citing integrity, positivity and a need for the realness overall, Master P and Romeo stopped by "The Breakfast Club" to confirm they will not be returning to the WE tv series "Growing Up Hip-Hop."
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Entertainment Lena Waithe responds to "The Chi's" latest controversy.
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Interviews Fresh off "Wave Gods," French told The Breakfast Club that his studio album is finally on the way.
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Music Cardi B opens up about her pregnancy, "Invasion Of Privacy," and the pressure of meeting expectations.
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Mitch Findlay -
Music Rae Sremmurd receive a warm reception on The Breakfast Club.
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Devin Ch -
Music Styles P keeps it real on The Breakfast Club, talks health, music, and more.
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Mitch Findlay -
Pop Culture Cole Tomas Allen was arrested and accused of trying to assassinate President Donald Trump over the weekend.
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Music Charlamagne Tha God joked about someone from OVO making a call to get "The Breakfast Club" off the air before a Toronto Drake hater called in.
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Music DJ Akademiks didn't address Ebro, another Drake critic in hip-hop media, when assessing Joe Budden and Charlamagne Tha God's "ICEMAN" takes.
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Music Ghostface Killah originally said he would never make a Supreme Clientele 2, but the fans demanded it, so he decided to after 20 years.
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Bryson "Boom" Paul
