For the last six years, Shade 45 has impacted airwaves with new music and exclusive interviews. So to commemorate their day, Eminem called The Morning After with Angela Yee. He thanked the listeners and said he’s currently in the studio with Dr. Dre. Yep, the hype is real!
Fresh off the road, Big Sean stopped by The Morning After With Angela Yee today. During his interview, he says that his patented Supa Dupa Flow is dead. Buried. Thanks, Luda!
The Morning After With Angela Yee put Lupe Fiasco through the the ringer today on Shade 45. Lu spoke thoroughly on a bunch of subjects. Here’s what he had to say: Break 1: Lupe speaks on Fiasco Friday. Break 2: Lupe explains his gripe with MTV and blogs. Break 3: Lu talks 360 deal and Atlantic Records. Break 4: Calls from fans Break 5: Talks support from Atlantic Records and book deals. Previously: Lupe Fiasco “The Show Goes On“
Saigon was a guest on The Morning After With Angela Yee today and said following the release of his album Greatest Story Never Told next year, he may reprise his role for the final season of the HBO series, Entourage. Sai appeared on the show during the second season. He also speaks on receiving a grant for his non-profit organization, In Arms Reach.
Strong Arm Steady appeared on The Morning After with Angela Yee today and revealed that they are developing a cartoon for Adult Swim called Kung-Fun Heina with model artist, Somaya Reece. There goes Saturday mornings.
Maino appeared on The Morning After With Angela Yee today and explained why he loves to retweet negative comments on Twitter directed towards him. What more can he say, hi hater!
In the wake of Shyne and Nas‘ alleged gripe with Def Jam, Big Sean was a guest on Angela Yee‘s weekly program, Lip Service last night and spoke out on his label’s lack of support. Girdle.
Moonie and Count stopped by The Morning After With Angela Yee on Shade 45 today and recited some rhymes over 2Pac’s “Ambitionz As A Ridah”. Afterward, they speak on recording with Kanye West. Don’t Feed The Killaz Vol. 3 drops October 31st.
Birdman stopped by Angela Yee‘s morning gig last week and gave an engrossing interview. He spoke on trying to acquire the Miami Dolphins, missed opportunities, and wasting his time with R.Kelly. More clips after the jump, belee dat.
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