• Charlamagne Gives "Donkey of the Day" to CNN & Ashleigh Banfield for Racist Headline

    "Straight Outta Compton" was a massive success, debuting at the top of the box office. CNN anchor, Ashleigh Banfield, was not only surprised at the film's success but that there were no violent outbreaks that resulted from its opening. She and CNN ran the headline, "HIP-HOP FILM HAD LONG LINES, NO VIOLENCE" and hip-hop personality and Breakfast Club co-host, Charlamagne Tha God, took great offense to. He bestowed Banfield with the ultimate mark of shame, naming her and the rest of CNN the "The Donkey of the Day."

  • Master P Puts Charlamagne in Check During Breakfast Club Interview

    Master P was in New York City recently and stopped by The Breakfast Club to catch up with DJ Envy, Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God. Of course he talked about his recent collaboration with Lil Wayne, the recent banger "Power," giving credit to Mack Maine for reaching out. P continued to deny rumors that he was trying to lure Weezy over to his No Limit Forever label after unrest surfaced with Cash Money (and it's only getting worse). Things got a little heated during the convo when Charlamagne started to talk about Mercedes, who's signed to P's label.

  • Charlamagne Apologizes For Sharing Floyd Mayweather’s Bad Reading Audio During 50 Cent Beef

    This summer, 50 Cent and Floyd Mayweather exchanged insults in a hilarious feud and social media went haywire once the G-Unit rapper put the boxing champ on blast for his poor literacy skills. Somehow Hot 97's Breakfast Club host Charlamagne was thrown into the mix and added insult to injury when he played Mayweather's bad reading audio on air. Angie Martinez recently called him out for his actions and Charlamagne apologized.

  • Tink's New Timbaland-Produced Track "Tell The Children" Going Viral After Ferguson Decision On Mike Brown Shooting [LISTEN]

    Following the grand jury decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the Mike Brown shooting case, many musicians offered their thoughts on the issue. One rapper specifically has a message that is resonating with the struggling community: Chicago rapper Tink. On a new Timbaland-produced track called "Tell The Children," the 19-year-old newcomer takes a stand on the protests and warns of what it means for future generations while spitting some harsh truths. The song was played multiple times this morning on Power 105.1's The Breakfast Club.

  • Charlamagne Says Drake Needs To Stay Away From Strippers

    Charlamagne has never been one to hold his tongue and it doesn't look like he's planning on starting any time soon. The radio host most recently shared his opinion on Drake's ongoing police investigation brought on by Jhonni Blaze. He advised the Toronto rapper to stay away from strippers after another woman came forward making accusations of threats from Drake.
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