It is Thursday on The Morning Hustle Podcast with Lore’l and Kyle Santillian. In this episode, Lore’l and Kyle talks about Taraji P. Henson’s recent comments. When Henson was doing a recent interview, she spoke about why black people run off when they laugh. She says that this is a product of slavery because slaves were not allowed to laugh, so they would run away when they laughed and then come back. Nelly recently sat down on The Shop, and Nelly said that his era of hip-hop was the hardest era of hip-hop. Nelly said he had to go against DMX, Jay Z, Lil Wayne, Eminem, Ludacris, and more heavyweights. Some people agree with him, and other people are saying that Nelly is off his rocker. Also, Steve Stoute sat down with Shannon Sharpe for an interview on his podcast, Club Shay Shay. Stoute gave some insight into the breakup between Dame Dash and Jay Z. Stoute said that people got tired of dealing with Dame Dash, his attitude, and his antics during his tenure with Jay Z and Roc-a-fella Records. All of this and more on The Morning Hustle Podcast with Lore’l and Kyle Santillian.  

It is Thursday on The Morning Hustle Podcast with Lore’l and Kyle Santillian. In this episode, Lore’l and Kyle talks about Taraji P. Henson’s recent comments. When Henson was doing a recent interview, she spoke about why black people run off when they laugh. She says that this is a product of slavery because slaves were not allowed to laugh, so they would run away when they laughed and then come back. Nelly recently sat down on The Shop, and Nelly said that his era of hip-hop was the hardest era of hip-hop. Nelly said he had to go against DMX, Jay Z, Lil Wayne, Eminem, Ludacris, and more heavyweights. Some people agree with him, and other people are saying that Nelly is off his rocker. Also, Steve Stoute sat down with Shannon Sharpe for an interview on his podcast, Club Shay Shay. Stoute gave some insight into the breakup between Dame Dash and Jay Z. Stoute said that people got tired of dealing with Dame Dash, his attitude, and his antics during his tenure with Jay Z and Roc-a-fella Records. All of this and more on The Morning Hustle Podcast with Lore’l and Kyle Santillian.

Yep, It's Finally Here! THE MORNING HUSTLE podcast w/ Lore’l and Kyle Santillian is the freshest program in broadcast with an entertaining, humorous, and informative take on urban pop culture from the Millennial and Generation Z point of view, meant to wake its audience to the beat of today's Hip Hop. The show offers listeners the unique chemistry of the hosts providing a rare authenticity and transparency that connects with the audience's lifestyle.

Yep, It's Finally Here! THE MORNING HUSTLE podcast w/ Lore’l and Kyle Santillian is the freshest program in broadcast with an entertaining, humorous, and informative take on urban pop culture from the Millennial and Generation Z point of view, meant to wake its audience to the beat of today's Hip Hop. The show offers listeners the unique chemistry of the hosts providing a rare authenticity and transparency that connects with the audience's lifestyle.

The Morning Hustle Podcast

Yep, It's Finally Here! THE MORNING HUSTLE podcast is the freshest program in broadcast with an entertaining, humorous, and informative take on urban pop culture from the Millennial and Generation Z point of view, meant to wake its audience to the beat of today's Hip Hop. The show offers listeners the unique chemistry of the hosts providing a rare authenticity and transparency that connects with the audience's lifestyle.

Yep, It's Finally Here! THE MORNING HUSTLE podcast is the freshest program in broadcast with an entertaining, humorous, and informative take on urban pop culture from the Millennial and Generation Z point of view, meant to wake its audience to the beat of today's Hip Hop. The show offers listeners the unique chemistry of the hosts providing a rare authenticity and transparency that connects with the audience's lifestyle.

The Morning Hustle

FULL EP | Taraji P. Henson Talks Why Black People Run While Laughing, Nelly Says His Era Was the Hardest in Hip-Hop, Steve Stoute Brings Clarity to Roc-a-fella Breakup, and More