Pusha T links up with Power 105’s DJ envy for a candid interview on just about everything the Clipse rapper has going on right now. King Push discusses his forthcoming LP My Name Is My Name, the minimal creative direction behind the album’s artwork, his “Sweet Serenade” collaboration with Chris Brown and his love of fashion. Check out the interview in its entirety below.
Juicy J links up with The Breakfast Club on Power 105 and kicks things off with sharing his thoughts behind his $50,000 twerking scholarship. Juicy insists that fans will have to wait for more information surrounding the matter as World Star Hip Hop will be premiering presumably a visual with full details on submissions. The Taylor Gang artist also reveals that he believes Miley Cyrus is the best twerker and addresses DJ Paul’s new group Da Mafia 6. Before heading out, Juicy speaks on his relationship with producer Mike Will Made It and explains to listeners why he makes it a point to stay on top of his finances and business.
A$AP Ferg links up with The Breakfast Club on Power 105 for an exclusive one-on-one interview. The A$AP Mob member discusses the origins of his alias and shares his experience with riding along on Wiz Khalifa’s Under The Influence of Music Tour. Ferg shares his appreciation for the amount of weed they’re given from state to state and addresses his eyebrow raising comment about Teyanna Taylor at Summer Jam. Fergenstein also breaks down the early days of A$AP and reveals why a deal with Diddy was never worked out.
Fat Joe recently stopped by Power 105 for a very candid and in-depth interview with The Breakfast Club. Joe gets right into it and gives everyone some much needed clarification as to how he found himself in trouble with the IRS for tax evasion and shares his thoughts on having to turn himself in to begin his four month sentence on August 26. The Terror Squad MC also admits to listeners that he doesn’t get the respect he believes he deserves as an lyricist. Joe also reflects on New York’s trouble past and breaks down exactly why he gravitated towards Miami’s evolving Hip Hop scene. After co-signing artists like Rick Ross and DJ Khaled as brothers, Fat Joe continues the interview with discussing his use of the N word and his opinion of its meaning. Before calling it a wrap in part one, Joe fills the fans in on what happened with Terror Squad and kills rumors that his crew was previously beefing with DJ Kahled.
P stops by Power 105’s Breakfast Club for an interview and discusses plenty of topics from his new album Albert Einstein, his upcoming book and briefly touches on his past beef with Havoc. Prodigy also reveals Mobb Deep is back in the studio working on a new album and is looking to drop the project independently through Infamous Records.
As the interview continues P also details his upcoming business collaboration with skateboard clothing company HUF, his thoughts on the newer generation of hip hop artists and fans, his belief that he would have died if he didn’t end up in prison and shares his belief in the existence of aliens.
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Jadakiss stops by the Power 105 station to talk with The Breakfast Club on his new healthy style of living, the motivation behind growing his hair out, passing on drugs like molly, the importance of lyricism, his record sales and much more. Take a look at Kiss doing his thing live on the air in the video above.
In part two, Kiss gives his take on the upcoming NBA finals and who he would put his money on to win, his upcoming album getting pushed back, keeping relevant, and embracing collaborations with newer artists.
French Montana recently made a visit to Power 105 for an interview with The Breakfast Club. Take a look at Frenchie discuss a number of topics including his new album Excuse My French, his relationship with incarcerated rapper Max B, 50 Cent and more. Check out part 2 below.
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Snoop Lion recently stopped by Power 105’s Breakfast Club. Take a look at the four part interview below.
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