BREAKFAST CLUB INTERVIEW

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.

Soulja Boy and Famous Dex got into a heated argument last year, which was re-visited during his recent appearance on The Breakfast Club.

After experiencing the biggest comeback of 2019, Soulja Boy returns to The Breakfast Club and speaks on Drake, Tyga, and more.

During his appearance on The Breakfast Club, Lil Baby spoke on his relationship with the other Quality Control artists, including Lil Yachty.

G Herbo likens his friend, brother, and collaborator Juice WRLD to Tupac Shakur & Christopher "Notorious B.I.G" Wallace.

La La isn't bothered by the haters.

Charlamagne The God has angered fans because of the way he questioned Forest Whitaker.

"She asked me that if I got her pregnant she'd pay me $20 million," Rodman said.

Fat Joe reflects on a time when he almost ended things between Ja & 50 Cent.

Is it that deep though?

Charlamagne Tha God thinks J. Cole is a "tier below" Kendrick Lamar and Rapsody.

Rick Ross was a guest on "The Breakfast Club."

T-Pain wasn't very smart with his money.

Blueface isn't interested in spending time with clout chasers.

She said if Kris can date older, why can't Rob?

Charlamagne Tha God was not present for the interview.

The song is produced by Irv Gotti and will be out on July 2!

Lena Waithe responds to "The Chi's" latest controversy.

YG also revealed what he will be naming his unborn daughter.

Lizzo speaks on "fuckboys," playing the flute and her growing music career.

Blac Chyna does a new Breakfast Club Interview and talks about her sex tape, body enhancements, Kardashians, and love.

Common covers overcoming sexual abuse, love, relationship advice from Michelle Obama, and redefining what it means to be a black man and father, in new Breakfast Club interview.

Teairra Mari says 50 Cent has been bringing out her funny side.

The reality-tv star tells all in the new Breakfast Club interview.

"A lot of brothers are simply in pain and they just keep redistributing that pain to people who look just like them."

DaBaby visits "The Breakfast Club" to discuss his antics and why he's the best rapper right now.

Taj and Marlon Jackson believe the dissenters are trying to profit off their dead uncle.

Offset speaks about his family, new album, and more on "The Breakfast Club."