EBRO IN THE MORNING

He didn't share when we could expect the project, but he says it will feature 10 songs.

A$AP Ferg is releasing a new song next week about the A$AP Mob controversy.

The rapper talked about how his friends built studios for people to come in and work on music instead of turning to the streets.

Ebro Darden, Laura Stylez, and Peter Rosenberg address the firing of Paddy Duke.

Lil Uzi Vert was once told by Ebro Darden that he wouldn't make it longer than two to three years in the industry.

Peter Rosenberg invites Jay Electronica to "Ebro In The Morning" for a face-to-face conversation about some perceived antisemitic bars.

Hot 97's Ebro is happy that he pressed Lil Uzi Vert 4 years ago because he was steadily proven wrong.

Iman Shumpert chatted with "Ebro in the Morning" about Kobe Bryant and dropped a few memories he had with the late basketball icon.

50 Cent claimed that the reason Floyd Mayweather has been considering returning to the ring lately is because his "money's gone."

Twista sat down with Hot 97 to talk about his new album "Lifetime," the Chicago rap scene, and how hip hop has changed over the years.

Lakeith Stanfield admitted that "Atlanta" is his favorite gig to date.

Ebro stands by his comments about Eminem.

The rapper also discussed his late girlfriend.

Tory thinks there's a fine line between drawing inspiration and copying someone's sound.

Tip has more thoughts to share about Owens.

Real recognize real.

Nessa took issue with some of Stephen A.'s reporting.

Big Boi can think for himself.

Michael Che admits he was "very upset" about Ebro's Top 50 list.

Tracy Morgan spills the details on the accident.

Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road" is the subject of another rhetorical gong show.

"It was never a cool thing for me," admits Offset.

Tory Lanez gives his two cents on the Kodak Black/Ebro situation.

Ebro goes in on Tekashi.

Ebro thinks he understands Kanye.

Ebro speaks on the reason we haven't seen 50 Cent on Hot 97.

Ebro is hesitating to believe Kanye West is being fully genuine in his apology.

Sabrina Fulton and Tracy Martin speak on Jay-Z, George Zimmerman and more.