Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda are joined by the first guest to grace The Real Report: North Carolina's own DaBaby. The "Rockstar" rapper tells Yayo and Murda about his latest project 'BE MORE GRATEFUL,' how his hit single "POP DAT THANG" came together, the stories behind the scenes of his collaboration project with NBA YoungBoy, and why he respects 50 Cent for not being buddy-buddy with the rest of the hip hop game.

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Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda are joined by the first guest to grace The Real Report: North Carolina's own DaBaby. The "Rockstar" rapper tells Yayo and Murda about his latest project 'BE MORE GRATEFUL,' how his hit single "POP DAT THANG" came together, the stories behind the scenes of his collaboration project with NBA YoungBoy, and why he respects 50 Cent for not being buddy-buddy with the rest of the hip hop game.
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The Real Report brings together hip hop veterans and long-time friends Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda for unfiltered, entertaining, and hilarious cultural commentary. From pulling back the curtain on the music industry, to globe-trotting adventures with 50 Cent or chopping it up with comedians and other special guests, every episode delivers the perfect mix of honest insight and comedy. If you’re looking for the real story on music and culture this is your new favorite show.

The Real Report brings together hip hop veterans and long-time friends Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda for unfiltered, entertaining, and hilarious cultural commentary. From pulling back the curtain on the music industry, to globe-trotting adventures with 50 Cent or chopping it up with comedians and other special guests, every episode delivers the perfect mix of honest insight and comedy. If you&rsquo;re looking for the real story on music and culture this is your new favorite show.

The Real Report with Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda

DaBaby talks 'BE MORE GRATEFUL,' NBA YoungBoy project & 50 Cent bond

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Setting the Stage for Fergie Baby's Interview

From Intern to Artist: Fergie Baby's Empire

The Harlem Hip-Hop Legacy and Fergie Baby's

The Making of Fergie Baby's Album and Release

Food Spots in Harlem

Dream Collaborations and Album Progress

The Importance of Harlem's Creative Energy

Summer Jam at Yankee Stadium

Closing Thoughts on Harlem and Dreams

Harlem rapper Fergie Baby joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda to explain how he went from earning a criminal justice degree and getting fired from three corporate jobs to becoming an unpaid Empire intern and eventually signing with the label. He also discusses Cam’ron’s co-sign, appearing on a Big L album, working with A$AP Ferg, opening for 50 Cent, his upcoming album God Is From Harlem, collaborations with Max B and Fatman Scoop, Harlem’s greatest artists, A$AP Rocky’s influence on fashion and preparing for Summer Jam.

Harlem rapper Fergie Baby joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda to explain how he went from earning a criminal justice degree and getting fired from three corporate jobs to becoming an unpaid Empire intern and eventually signing with the label. He also discusses Cam&rsquo;ron&rsquo;s co-sign, appearing on a Big L album, working with A$AP Ferg, opening for 50 Cent, his upcoming album God Is From Harlem, collaborations with Max B and Fatman Scoop, Harlem&rsquo;s greatest artists, A$AP Rocky&rsquo;s influence on fashion and preparing for Summer Jam.

 Fergie Baby on Empire Deal, Cam’ron Co-Sign, A$AP Rocky’s influence, & Top 5 Harlem Rappers

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Jacquees joins The Real Report

The Making of "Mood 2"

The King of R&B's Rise to Fame

The Album's Unique Approach

Studio Sessions and Collaborations

The Journey from Rapper to Singer

Top 5 R&B Artists of All Time

Jacquees joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda on The Real Report to break down his 22-track album Mood 2, why he still stands behind calling himself the King of R&B, and the real story behind his fallout with Mario after Mario questioned his singing. He also discusses clearing the air with Trey Songz, collaborating with Kodak Black, Juvenile, Ty Dolla $ign and Rob49, his Grammy ambitions, singing outside a Kroger before getting discovered, signing with Birdman, naming his all-time R&B top five, and touring with K Camp.

Jacquees joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda on The Real Report to break down his 22-track album Mood 2, why he still stands behind calling himself the King of R&amp;B, and the real story behind his fallout with Mario after Mario questioned his singing. He also discusses clearing the air with Trey Songz, collaborating with Kodak Black, Juvenile, Ty Dolla $ign and Rob49, his Grammy ambitions, singing outside a Kroger before getting discovered, signing with Birdman, naming his all-time R&amp;B top five, and touring with K Camp.

Jacquees reveals why he cut Mario from his album, making up with Trey Songz, making Mood 2, K Camp tour, & King of R&B BACKLASH

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From Baltimore to Hollywood: A Comedy Career

The Rich and Poor Divide in Baltimore

The Origins of Comedy in Baltimore

Joining The Breakfast Club: A Bold Move

Red Flags and Green Flags in Relationships

The Importance of Therapy and Personal Growth

The Evolution of The Breakfast Club

The Future of Content Creation and Streaming

Navigating Relationships and Financial

Balancing Career and Motherhood

Postpartum Struggles and Finding Faith

Wrapping Up and Future Projects

Jess Hilarious joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda for a conversation about her Baltimore roots, building her comedy career online, and landing a seat at The Breakfast Club after Angela Yee’s departure. She opens up about her initial tension with Lauren LaRosa, the show’s move from YouTube to Netflix, balancing radio and the Don’t Play Wit Me Tour with marriage and motherhood, and the co-parenting mistakes that inspired Til Death Do We Parent. Jess also discusses therapy, postpartum depression, rediscovering herself through faith, Remy Ma and Papoose’s public split, and why Claressa Shields should stop letting interviewers pull her into the drama.

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Jess Hilarious joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda for a conversation about her Baltimore roots, building her comedy career online, and landing a seat at The Breakfast Club after Angela Yee&rsquo;s departure. She opens up about her initial tension with Lauren LaRosa, the show&rsquo;s move from YouTube to Netflix, balancing radio and the Don&rsquo;t Play Wit Me Tour with marriage and motherhood, and the co-parenting mistakes that inspired Til Death Do We Parent. Jess also discusses therapy, postpartum depression, rediscovering herself through faith, Remy Ma and Papoose&rsquo;s public split, and why Claressa Shields should stop letting interviewers pull her into the drama. Go to https://baskandlatherco.com.

Jess Hilarious on Breakfast Club drama, Remy & Papoose split, dealing with postpartum, the Netflix move, and co-parenting

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DaBaby talks 'BE MORE GRATEFUL,' NBA YoungBoy project & 50 Cent bond

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