Cardi B Keeps Her Cool When Charlamagne Suggests Her Sophomore Album Is Unneccesary: Watch

The Breakfast Club has been on the air for a long time, and over the years, we’ve seen some of the hosts and their celebrity guests come to blows while listeners tune in. Natalie Nunn recently put Charlamagne Tha God on blast for reasons unbeknownst to him, and Chloe Bailey didn’t hold back this spring when she called DJ Envy out for not listening to her In Pieces album before their interview. The Charleston-born media personality found himself nearly feuding with their latest visitor, Cardi B, this week, though the rap diva managed to keep her cool as Charlamagne pressed her about her sophomore LP.

“I’m back outside,” the New York native happily sang during her appearance on TBC. “You’ve got an album dropping next year?” Tha God asked Bardi. “Yes,” she confirmed. “What quarter?” he inquired, earning a laugh from others in the room. “I’m really looking for first quarter,” she admitted. “How you gonna narrow it down? How many records you think you got?” the journalist’s questions continued to roll out. “I wanna narrow it down to at least like 18,” Cardi reflected.

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Charlamagne Tha God Expresses His Doubts

The skepticism in Charlamagne’s voice is obvious as he asks the Hustlers actress, “Are you there? Are you close?” Rather than letting her signature attitude shine through, Cardi kept her energy sweet and soft before Jess Hilarious spoke up to check her friend. “Shut up,” she told the podcaster.

“You don’t have to drop the second album, though,” Tha God insisted. “You don’t have to put out an album,” he told the “WAP” artist in the studio today. “But I have it!” she insisted. “I believe she got a bunch of songs,” the 45-year-old speculated, though he doesn’t seem sold that Cardi will be able to combine her work into a full project.

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Cardi B’s Full Interview on The Breakfast Club

Cardi B had plenty to discuss with Jess Hilarious and her co-hosts on The Breakfast Club this week. Besides spilling some tea on her sophomore LP, she also discussed her recent microphone-throwing incident, her “Bongos” collaboration with Megan Thee Stallion, and being a wife to Offset and mother to their two children. Check it all out in the video above, and tap back in later for more hip-hop/pop culture news updates.

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Natalie Nunn’s “The Breakfast Club” Interview Was Never Scheduled, Charlamagne Says

The women of reality TV can’t seem to stay out of the headlines this summer. Love & Hip-Hop cast members like Erica Mena and Tommie Lee have been causing a stir online with their recent arrests. Elsewhere, Natalie Nunn is once again going viral after being name-dropped by Nicki Minaj a few months back. This time around, the socialite has our attention for a dramatic Instagram Live rant aimed at Charlamagne. She claims that The Breakfast Club “cancelled” her interview with them while specifically lashing out at the host.

During the morning show, Tha God and his co-hosts, DJ Envy and Jess Hilarious, spoke about the situation. “Y’all know stuff like that don’t phase me,” the podcaster said of Nunn’s hateful comments aimed toward him. “Natalie Nunn is more than welcome to come to ‘The Breakfast Club,’” Charlamagne added. He also made it clear that he hadn’t heard about any interviews being cancelled.

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Charlamagne Calls Cap on Natalie Nunn

Upon further discussion, it was revealed that the 38-year-old’s team reached out to TBC the day before they got into town requesting a slot on the show. Unfortunately, they weren’t taking guests due to DJ Envy’s birthday celebration. This proves that Nunn wasn’t cancelled seeing as she never landed on the schedule in the first place. As Hilarious points out in the video above, it’s possible the Zeus network misconstrued the situation to their star in hopes of stirring up some drama to increase the ratings on their controversial and at times toxic shows.

On the topic of The Breakfast Club, we recently put together a round-up of what we consider to be the radio show’s best-ever interviews. Among those on our list are R&B crooner Ray J and the rapper with the most firsts under his belt, Soulja Boy. See who else made the cut at the link below, and check back later for more hip-hop/pop culture news updates.

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Charlamagne Tha God Clarifies That K. Michelle Isn’t Banned From “Breakfast Club”

During a recent appearance on The Shade Room, singer K. Michelle claimed that she was banned from The Breakfast Club and the Sony building entirely. As a part of her statement she also included details about how Michael Jackson and DMX had also reportedly been banned from the building. That revelation left fans pouring through various appearances she had made on the show in the past looking for an explanation. Subsequently in a new episode, Charlamagne Tha God is responding.

One thing he does agree with is that Michael Jackson did have unrelated issues with Sony. But he denies pretty much everything else, both the allegations that DMX was banned during his life and that K. Michelle wasn’t allowed. Charlamagne clarifies that Michelle is “Welcomed on the breakfast club anytime.” Significantly, one thing he doesn’t mention is the reported issues between Michelle and co-host Angela Yee. Consequently their beef dates all the way back to a 2016 appearance on the show where Michelle confronted Angela. Check out Charlamagne Tha God’s response below.

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K. Michelle Is Welcome On “The Breakfast Club”

Fans in the comments has strong reactions to the whole situation, many of which took issue with Angela Yee’s role in everything. “NEVER been an Angela Yee fan” reads one of the top comments. “She was banned because of Yee messy ass,” another agrees. But not all of the comments took the same tone. “I love Yee, that wasn’t Yee fault. Plus Yee is truly for her peoples,” an entirely different comment expresses.

Charlamagne Tha God is often dealing in controversy. Earlier this month fans rolled their eyes when he asked Yo Gotti exactly how far he was from the streets. The clip went viral even though there didn’t seem to be any bad blood between them in the moment. What do you think of Charlamagne Tha God’s response to K. Michelle claiming she was banned from The Breakfast Club? Let us know in the comment section below.

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Reason Clarified His And Moosa’s On-Air Argument: ‘It Definitely Shouldn’t Have Been In Public’

Two weeks after the release of his new album, Porches, Reason appeared on The Breakfast Club to clarify one of the high-profile snafus that happened during the album’s rollout. A few days before the album’s release, Reason appeared on a livestream of the BACKONFIGG podcast, where he seemingly vented his frustrations about his label, TDE, prompting the label’s president, Moosa Tiffith, to call on and get into a heated back-and-forth with his artist.

In the course of the discussion, Moosa revealed that Reason was initially not a priority for his predecessor Dave Free, and joked that even the hosts on the podcast didn’t know any Reason songs. And while fans took the discourse as evidence of a rift between the artist and business partner, during his Breakfast Club interview, Reason asserted that while “it definitely shouldn’t” have happened in public, the discussion was just one of many and there’s no bad blood between them.

Asked if there was a problem between him and TDE, Reason said, “That entire situation, that was a conversation that me and Moo have had behind closed doors a lot…. it definitely shouldn’t have been out in the public. It’s a lot of misconceptions about that… Moosa loves this album. He helped me pick some of the records… It was just one of those things that got so nasty and ugly publicly that now, everything is ‘A Thing.’”

He elaborated that other comments he’d made accidentally fed into the narrative. For example, he’d said no one from the label came to his release party, but explained that the statement was taken out of context; he had previously had a label-led listening, but the release party was more private for family and friends. He also stood behind his statement about J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar, clarifying that he didn’t think J. Cole would be bigger than his former labelmate, just bigger in general.

He also said he had more than 1,300 songs recorded… and reiterated that he wanted to put more out. You can see the full interview above.

LL Cool J Explained Why He Shelved The Album He Recorded With 50 Cent

It’s hip-hop’s 50th birthday and to celebrate, LL Cool J and The Roots appeared on The Breakfast Club to talk about the genre’s culture and impact while sharing anecdotes from their own pioneering careers. One detail revealed by LL in the course of the interview was that he and fellow Queens native 50 Cent once recorded an entire album together — but that LL decided to shelve it himself.

The album was first announced in 2006, right around the height of 50’s reign, with LL saying at the time, 50 reminds me a lot of the things that I used to do and the places I used to be in my life, and I think we can have a good time together. He’s talented and I feel like I have something I want to say — I think he can help me get it off my chest.”

Unfortunately, he wasn’t so fond of the end result. As he tells The Breakfast Club in the interview above, “When it was done, I listened to it. I’m like, ‘It sounds good. I like the music, it sounds cool, but it ain’t me.’ So, I ain’t put it out. It was nothing against 50, I love 50. I just wanted to try something different. Maybe we collaborate, write together … It didn’t work.” The collaboration did produce one of LL’s later hits though.

“50 wrote the chorus on ‘Paradise’ for Amerie, which she sung,” LL notes. “He didn’t write my rhymes … when that happened, I didn’t even know 50 was involved. That was The Trackmasters, they got that done.”

You can check out LL’s full interview above.

Charlamagne Tha God Wants To Know How Far Yo Gotti Is From The Streets

In a new interview on The Breakfast Club, Charlamagne and Yo Gotti are discussing inspiring those that follow them. Last month, Gotti met the 1st lady on the White House front lawn and that interaction was core to the conversation. Gotti explains how seeing artists like Jay-Z start on the streets and go on to achieve great things and become impactful people inspired him to do the same thing. He also mentions that he aims to set others up with the same inspiration after watching the things he does. But it’s at the end of this conversation that Charlamagne Tha God asks a question that has gotten fans’ attention.

“How far removed are you from the streets” Charlamagne asks Yo Gotti. Gotti himself doesn’t seem to have much of a problem with the question and answers quickly. “All the way. Nah I’m all the way removed from the street 1000%.” Despite Gotti’s lack of issue with the question, many fans did raise their eyebrows at Charlamagne for asking it. “We need Charlemagne badge number. Asap,” reads one of the top comments on a repost of the interview. Elsewhere in the comments dozens of fans point out similar issues they have with asking someone that question.

Charlamagne Asks Yo Gotti Something Questionable

Just last night Yo Gotti dropped in on a new song. He and EST Gee linked up for a new track called “A MOMENT WITH GOTTI” which is serving as the second single for EST Gee’s new album. Just last week Gotti released his new Gangsta Grillz tape I Showed U So. The album featured guest verses from Moneybagg Yo and Rich Homie Quan.

Earlier this year Yo Gotti put up millions to help 42 Dugg get freed. After his release Dugg explained the harsh conditions that he faced behind bars adding even more meaning to Gotti’s drive for his release. Gotti is often making generous moves to various other rappers. What do you think of Charlamagne asking Yo Gotti how far he is from the streets? Let us know in the comment section below.

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LL Cool J Explains Why Album With 50 Cent Never Came Out

LL Cool J recently opened up about the reasoning behind him shelving his collaborative album with 50 Cent. During a recent appearance on The Breakfast Club, the rap legend sat down with the crew and explained that while he enjoyed the experience, it didn’t quite feel like him. LL Cool J mentioned that they had all the necessary components, but they were lacking that special something. “I just wanted to try something different..maybe we collaborate [or] write together, [but] it didn’t work,” he said.

On the other hand, while the album didn’t work out, the G-Unit founder still lent a hand on the rapper’s 2002 hit “Paradise” featuring Amerie. He also addressed that while 50 Cent wrote the chorus for Amerie, he had no involvement in creating his rhymes. During the remainder of the interview, the rapper mentioned potential collaborations with Ice Cube and others. The West Coast rapper was rumored to have written for him in the past, but he quickly dispelled those claims.

LL Cool J Said The Music “Didn’t Feel Like Him”

 
 
 
 
 
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LL Cool J has been a significant figure in Hip Hop for almost 40 years and deserves recognition for his contributions. And he recently got just that — in partnership with Universal Music, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) released 80,000 new metro cards inspired by the 50th anniversary of Hip Hop. Metro cards will feature the images of LL Cool J, Rakim, Cam’ron, and the late Pop Smoke. The initiative is part of the company’s “Hip Hop At 50 – Honoring 50 Years of Hip Hop: A Legacy of Rhythm, Revolution, and Soul” campaign.

In other related news, the rapper recently addressed rumors of a reported beef between him and the late Biggie. While appearing on Sway in the Morning, LL Cool J cleared up some ongoing speculation regarding journalist Bonsu Thompson’s theory that The Notorious B.I.G. dissed him on his 1994 Ready to Die track, “Who Shot Ya?” The rapper, however, denies this. According to him, he even tagged along with Biggie when he wrote the iconic track. “I need him to stick to his day job, and if that is his day job, he might wanna reassess that sh*t,” he jokingly said of Thompon.

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Charlamagne And DJ Envy React To Tory Lanez Sentencing

The trial that everyone in the rap world has been talking about for years finally came to a close yesterday. Tory Lanez was sentenced to 10 years in prison for shooting Megan Thee Stallion in the foot all the way back in 2020. Fans online had generated substantial support for Tory despite evidence pointing towards his guilt. In December of last year, he was officially found guilty and given a date for his sentencing hearing. That sentencing unfolded on Tuesday of this week and reactions are still flowing in.

On a new Breakfast Club released this morning Charlamagne Tha God and DJ Envy gave their immediate reactions to the verdict. “For everybody who keeps saying they don’t believe Tory did this, he said in court yesterday. He apologized for his actions and took full responsibility for the shooting,” Charlamagne begins. He continued to lambast fans who were susceptible to misinformation online. “If you get your information from the internet, from the narrative created online, you’re gonna be misinformed all the time.” DJ Envy agrees. “Most people don’t read. They gonna go through the headlines and see what the headlines are.”

More Reactions To The Tory Lanez Verdict

Charlamagne continued. “I just will never understand why Tory was doing what he was doing on social media. Like I will never understand why he tried to try this case in the court of public opinion,” he explained. Both hosts seem to come to the same confused conclusion. They agree that Tory didn’t do himself any favors by attacking Megan online. At the conclusion of the segment they make suggestions that those who get to express opinions on something like this case should have to be informed in order to do it.

While many reacted to the supposed severity of the sentence, Boosie Badazz had a different take. He claimed that Tory actually got off easier because he was in California and if he had been elsewhere he could have done closer to 40 years. What do you think of Charlamagne Tha God and DJ Envy’s reaction to the Tory Lanez verdict? Let us know in the comment section below.

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Ice Cube Says The Illuminati “Probably” Exists

Ice Cube says that the Illuminati “probably” exists. He discussed the infamous secret society during an appearance on The Breakfast Club, Tuesday. Despite the claim, he admits he hasn’t met anyone from the Illuminati and would be surprised if he did. He also says he doesn’t actually know anything about the group as he’s not a part of it.

“I don’t know one, none of them, none of them tell me ‘Hey, I’m Illuminati,” Ice Cube said. “I don’t participate in none of that, so, I don’t know about it. Seem like its there, but who knows?”

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Ice Cube Performs At A BIG3 Event

FRISCO, TEXAS – JULY 17: Ice Cube performs during halftime in the game between the 3 Headed Monsters and Triplets in BIG3 Week 5 at Comerica Center on July 17, 2022 in Frisco, Texas. (Photo by Richard Rodriguez/Getty Images for BIG3)

Fans were excited to hear Cube speak candidly on the topic on social media. In the comments section of the interview on YouTube, one wrote: “I love that Ice Cube is telling the truth about the industry. I see more and more artist and actors doing this!” Another commented: “He’s never given himself to any secret society for money. He’s been true to himself and I can get down with that. I’ve been a fan since ‘88.”

While it wasn’t aimed specifically at the Illuminati, Cube did call out “gatekeepers” for blocking the growth of his BIG3 basketball league on Twitter, last month. In the rant, he threatened to expose those working against him. Cube also discussed the state of the BIG3 during his Breakfast Club appearance. Check out the interview in full below.

Ice Cube Speaks With “The Breakfast Club”

Cube is far from the first rapper to speak about the Illuminati. In March, Jay Electronica mentioned having met members of the Illuminati on Twitter. “Ps, The Illuminati? I met em,” he wrote during a rant on the site. “They ain’t all that. Ask em about me.”

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Jess Hilarious: Comedy’s Unapologetic Star

The Vine-to-celebrity pipeline proved quite lucrative for many comedians, including Jess Hilarious. After uploading several funny videos to social media, the reality TV star, comedian, and actress ventured into many other forms of media. Today, Jess Hilarious has become quite notable for her stand-up comedy routines and online video content. However, she’s further gained a reputation for her series of problematic content and comments.

Jess Hilarious’ witty and relatable humor has welcomed her tons of fans. However, it’s important to note that her comedy has given way to controversial skits and statements. Besides her standup and online comedy routines, Jess Hilarious has appeared in many films and television series. These include Rel, Wild ‘N Out, All Def Comedy, and more.

Jess Hilarious’ Rise To Fame

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ATLANTA, GEORGIA – APRIL 22: Jess Hilarious speaks onstage at The 2023 Black Effect Podcast Festival at Pullman Yards on April 22, 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Terence Rushin/Getty Images)

Jess Hilarious was born Jessica Robin Moore in 1992. At the height of the social media app Vine’s popularity, she stood out among the pack. She rose to fame by chronicling many funny events centered around her personal life. Her online content often featured her experiences as a Black woman in America. She also commented on the world around her, quickly becoming a top creator on the platform. 

Her segment “Jess with the Mess” quickly awarded her hundreds of thousands of followers on social media. Eventually, after solidifying herself as a hilarious content creator, Jess Hilarious ventured into stand-up comedy. This paid off as she began to perform at many notable venues nationwide. It wasn’t long before she was noticed by comedy veteran Martin Lawrence, who enlisted her to open his show. Her stand-up tours also allowed her to interact with her fans while on the road. 

Continued Success

Jess Hilarious became a fan-favorite guest star on the popular show Wild ‘N Out, where her improvisational comedy was highly acclaimed. In 2018, she became the first winner of BET’s Social Clapback Award. She also made her acting debut the same year, starring as Brittany on the FOX comedy, Rel.

Today, she boasts over six million followers on Instagram and over two hundred thousand subscribers on YouTube. Jess Hilarious has also enjoyed success on TikTok, where she posts funny content frequently. In 2021, she began a podcast, Carefully Reckless, where she talks about various topics, from politics to entertainment. 

Jess Hilarious: Controversies

Although praised for her outspoken content, Jess remains a controversy-stirring comedian. She has received backlash numerous times for her inappropriate and offensive content in the name of “comedy.” Her comments have ranged from insensitive to downright homophobic and racist. In 2019, she infamously profiled Sikh men after sharing a plane with them.

She also took to social media moments after the Meg Thee Stallion shooting scandal to troll the incident. Fans quickly bashed the comedian’s insensitive comedy style on a serious issue. Worse, she uploaded the video the same day she criticized others for joking about the incident. More recently, she has made light of DaniLeigh’s arrest and even defended Russell Simmons following emotional abuse allegations by his ex-wife and daughter.

Jess Hilarious has also publicly spoken about Lil Meech and Summer Walker, who are currently dating. She was on The Breakfast Club show as a guest host when she used the term “musty” to refer to the BMF actor. Both Lil Meech and Summer Walker have called out Jess, stating the comedian is simply throwing jabs because the rapper refused to entertain her advances in his DMs. The couple also insisted that Jess is yet to meet either of them.

Nonetheless, while she’s racked up one controversy or the other, Jess Hilarious is an undeniable staple of the digital age. She is among the most famous celebrities to rise due to online comedy. Jess Hilarious has a dedicated following who remain loyal to her content. 

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