the breakfast club
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Music 42 Dugg still thinks Eminem is the greatest of all time.
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Music Q did not take kindly to Michael Rubin's statement.
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Music Isaiah Rashad hits The Breakfast Club to promote "The House Is Burning," clarifying that no, he did not diss Kendrick Lamar.
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Relationships Wunna said he's "growing into being ready" to settle down while on "The Breakfast Club."
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Antics Kodak Black says he's laughing at himself after getting shot, telling Charlamagne The God, "That's what I get for flexing on these n***as."
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Pop Culture While reflecting on Michael Rubin's "Breakfast Club" appearance, Charlamagne Tha God validated his perspective on Black culture.
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Music Charlamagne Tha God put Ray J on the spot during his recent appearance on "The Breakfast Club."
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Relationships Kehlani told "The Breakfast Club" that she and YG were in an open relationship and said the scandal with him kissing a girl outside of a club wasn't a big deal.
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Music Gunna made an appearance on The Breakfast Club ahead of his new album, "Wunna," and spoke on the viral video of him that has been twisted into a "Crime Stoppers" clip.
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Pop Culture "Oh PLEASE she was up there playing foul games too," the "Lip Gloss" hitmaker said of "The Breakfast Club" alum.
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Music Thugger and Baby grew up together and after seeing him go off to prison, Young Thug paid his friend to stay out of the streets and in the studio.
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Music Officially having returned home after a lengthy prison stint, Loon took a moment to talk Bad Boy Records, the original Harlem World lineup, and more.
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Mitch Findlay
