During A$AP’s visit in Chicago he took a stop by WGCI’s Morning Riot show. After a quick interview, A$AP decides to give Future’s hit a run. Sure sounds like the beat didn’t fit too well with him. Ah well.
T.I. was in The Windy City and returned to the Morning Riot. He spoke on his new album Trouble Man, Azealia Banks’ “bitch shit”, his television show, and legacy. UPDATE: Azealia responds.
Tony Sculfield and the Morning Riot out in Chicago celebrated their three year anniversary this past Thursday. Here’s footage from their concert which included Future, Ashanti, and L.E.P. Bogus Boys.
A few weeks back, Chicago’s 107.5 WGCI held their annual Big Jam concert. Moonie and Count were on the bill and did their one-two thing. Check out their post performance interview here.
Everyone’s favorite engineer appeared on Chicago’s a.m. drive, Tony Sculfield and the Morning Riot. Guru spoke on last night’s show, chemistry with Jay-Z, and the state of hip-hop.
B.o.B was in the Windy City this week and stopped by Tony Sculfield and the Morning Riot on WGCI. He spoke on Heavy D’s passing, his next album, and upcoming mixtape, E.P.I.C.
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