Shawn Wayans

Coming from a legendary family but also stepping into your own iconic status is something that the Wayans are all too familiar with, as each generation from the funny-bone lineage, has managed to make a name for themselves while also continuing to carry the legendary name. Ahead of his stand-up show in Oxnard this weekend Shawn Wayans came through to the Power 106 studios to chop it up with Morning Show host Letty about his upcoming performance but also reflect on his successful career with his brother Marlon and how their comedic genius continues to penetrate Pop Culture after years of impacting television and film. With unforgettable films like ‘White Chicks.’ the ‘Scary Movie’ franchise and a hit television show under his belt, Shawn speaks on how the idea of nepotism has assisted in his career but has also created a close-knit family business. Detailing his come-up in comedy, and looking to his older siblings for inspiration, Shawn admits that he wanted to create his own ‘I’m Gonna Git You Sucka,’ a classic starring his older brothers Keenen and Damon. Shawn shares with Letty that ‘Don’t Be A Menace To South Central While Drinking Your Juice In The Hood’ was the step into his own lane. Shawn Wayans goes on to reflect on their Wayans Bros. show and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coming from a legendary family but also stepping into your own iconic status is something that the Wayans are all too familiar with, as each generation from the funny-bone lineage, has managed to make a name for themselves while also continuing to carry the legendary name. Ahead of his stand-up show in Oxnard this weekend Shawn Wayans came through to the Power 106 studios to chop it up with Morning Show host Letty about his upcoming performance but also reflect on his successful career with his brother Marlon and how their comedic genius continues to penetrate Pop Culture after years of impacting television and film. With unforgettable films like ‘White Chicks.’ the ‘Scary Movie’ franchise and a hit television show under his belt, Shawn speaks on how the idea of nepotism has assisted in his career but has also created a close-knit family business. Detailing his come-up in comedy, and looking to his older siblings for inspiration, Shawn admits that he wanted to create his own ‘I’m Gonna Git You Sucka,’ a classic starring his older brothers Keenen and Damon. Shawn shares with Letty that ‘Don’t Be A Menace To South Central While Drinking Your Juice In The Hood’ was the step into his own lane. Shawn Wayans goes on to reflect on their Wayans Bros. show and much more.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Shawn Wayans Reflects On The Cultural Impact Of 'White Chicks,' 'Scary Movie' & 'Don't Be A Menace'

Ryan Garcia

Ahead of the much-hyped and anticipated fight this weekend, Ryan Garcia checked in with the Power Mornings Show and got extremely candid and personal as he discusses his influence in the game of boxing today, misconceptions about him that are played out over social media, and even addresses the beef between him and Canelo Álvarez. Speaking with the Mornings’ host Letty, Ryan details his upcoming fight against Javier Fortuna and the experiences that have led to this moment in his boxing career. As he reflects on some of the mishaps, with the canceled match against Isaac Cruz, Garcia says he wishes he could have the same acceptance in the Mexican community as Cruz, and the fight would have served as an opportunity for many to see him in a different light, outside of his social media persona and negative narratives that have been painted of him. Garcia goes on to share who are the Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and J, Cole of the boxing world, and speaks out about his riff with Canelo, saying, " I hope he finds peace." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ahead of the much-hyped and anticipated fight this weekend, Ryan Garcia checked in with the Power Mornings Show and got extremely candid and personal as he discusses his influence in the game of boxing today, misconceptions about him that are played out over social media, and even addresses the beef between him and Canelo Álvarez. Speaking with the Mornings’ host Letty, Ryan details his upcoming fight against Javier Fortuna and the experiences that have led to this moment in his boxing career. As he reflects on some of the mishaps, with the canceled match against Isaac Cruz, Garcia says he wishes he could have the same acceptance in the Mexican community as Cruz, and the fight would have served as an opportunity for many to see him in a different light, outside of his social media persona and negative narratives that have been painted of him. Garcia goes on to share who are the Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and J, Cole of the boxing world, and speaks out about his riff with Canelo, saying, " I hope he finds peace." See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Ryan Garcia Addresses Canelo Álvarez Beef & Speaks On Not Being Accepted By Mexican Community

Bino Rideaux

Although it’s been two years since Bino Rideaux released his last solo project, the LA native has been crafting his latest album while putting in major work around the city and building his craft that led him to his newest body of work, ‘Sorry 4 Tha Wait II.’ Pulling up to the Power 106 studios to chop it up with Morning Show host Letty, Bino details how his album came together and the intention of quality and individuality for each track. While the rapper set out to establish his own tone and identity for the album, Bino has some strong support from his LA family which includes love from Roddy Ricch, Kalan.FrFr, Ty Dolla $ign, and the late Drakeo The Ruler. Speaking on family featured on ‘Sorry 4 Tha Wait II,’ Rideaux gives Ty Dolla $ign his flowers as he praises Ty’s ability to be a pioneer in the game and ushering a new take on the LA sound, specifically in R&amp;B. Speaking on the close friendship and mentorship he had with the late Nipsey Hussle, Bino admits that it is hard to listen back to Nip’s music even though he’s still a huge fan of his but he also holds on to the hopes of releasing a Nipsey Hussle collab project down the line, once he reaches a point in his career where he’s finally open to releasing the music to the world. Bino goes on to speak about his great chemistry with Blxst and how Letty compares them to Shaq and Kobe and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Although it’s been two years since Bino Rideaux released his last solo project, the LA native has been crafting his latest album while putting in major work around the city and building his craft that led him to his newest body of work, ‘Sorry 4 Tha Wait II.’ Pulling up to the Power 106 studios to chop it up with Morning Show host Letty, Bino details how his album came together and the intention of quality and individuality for each track. While the rapper set out to establish his own tone and identity for the album, Bino has some strong support from his LA family which includes love from Roddy Ricch, Kalan.FrFr, Ty Dolla $ign, and the late Drakeo The Ruler. Speaking on family featured on ‘Sorry 4 Tha Wait II,’ Rideaux gives Ty Dolla $ign his flowers as he praises Ty’s ability to be a pioneer in the game and ushering a new take on the LA sound, specifically in R&amp;B. Speaking on the close friendship and mentorship he had with the late Nipsey Hussle, Bino admits that it is hard to listen back to Nip’s music even though he’s still a huge fan of his but he also holds on to the hopes of releasing a Nipsey Hussle collab project down the line, once he reaches a point in his career where he’s finally open to releasing the music to the world. Bino goes on to speak about his great chemistry with Blxst and how Letty compares them to Shaq and Kobe and much more. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Bino Rideaux On Ty Dolla Sign Being An LA R&B Pioneer & Plans Of Releasing Joint Nipsey Hussle Album

Kim Porter

Quincy is a multi-faceted artist who is not hesitant to step outside of what people may think of him and for that reason, his latest ‘Q Side B Side’ is his step into his own authenticity in his own creativity. Coming through to the Power 106 studios to discuss his latest project, with co-hosts of the Power Mornings show Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, Quincy expresses the importance of finding himself more after the passing of his mother Kim Porter, where he reveals he stopped attempting to overcompensate in areas of his life so that he could just be himself. As Quincy comes from musical royalty with his late mother father singer Al B. Sure and stepdad Diddy, the New York native admits that his focus has been working to create his own lane with ties to legends to have paved the way for not only himself but for many artists today. Quincy goes on to speak about winning those over who may question his talents, repping for Gemini season, and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Quincy is a multi-faceted artist who is not hesitant to step outside of what people may think of him and for that reason, his latest ‘Q Side B Side’ is his step into his own authenticity in his own creativity. Coming through to the Power 106 studios to discuss his latest project, with co-hosts of the Power Mornings show Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, Quincy expresses the importance of finding himself more after the passing of his mother Kim Porter, where he reveals he stopped attempting to overcompensate in areas of his life so that he could just be himself. As Quincy comes from musical royalty with his late mother father singer Al B. Sure and stepdad Diddy, the New York native admits that his focus has been working to create his own lane with ties to legends to have paved the way for not only himself but for many artists today. Quincy goes on to speak about winning those over who may question his talents, repping for Gemini season, and much more.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Quincy Stopped Overcompensating For His Talent After Mom Kim Porter Passed + Details 'Q Side B Side'

Hitmaka isn’t just a super-producer with a moniker to match, but the all-around artist has planted his feet in the industry as a business person and go-to creative as he’s recently celebrated several plaques for 100 billion streams. Pulling up to the Power 106 Studios, with his close collaborator, R&amp;B singer Tink, the duo chop it up with co-hosts Letty and Javen Cannon, of the Letty and Teddy Power Mornings Show, about how they came together for their musical journey, detail their singles “Down Bad” and “Cater,” and more. At this point, Hitmaka is no stranger to the industry as he’s earned countless hits and the respect of artists by finding success in his many collaboration efforts. Giving some advice to the artists up out there who are focused on growing their creativity and stepping outside of themselves, Hitmaka says you must expand your circle and collab with other creatives, which is something singer Tink had to learn as she admits she was nervous to be int he studio with others until she stepped out of her comfort zone. With Tink expanding her bandwidth, the Chicago native also realized that she wanted to get back to singing as she somewhat shelved her rapping talents so that she can get back to center.  Speaking on the recent exchange between him and Mustard, which was a Verzuz disagreement that played out on social media, Hitmaka expresses that both producers are successful in their own right and shared that the confusion has been figured out.  Hitmaka and Tink go on to speak about the late Nipsey Hussle and what’s to come for the rest of the year. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hitmaka isn’t just a super-producer with a moniker to match, but the all-around artist has planted his feet in the industry as a business person and go-to creative as he’s recently celebrated several plaques for 100 billion streams. Pulling up to the Power 106 Studios, with his close collaborator, R&amp;B singer Tink, the duo chop it up with co-hosts Letty and Javen Cannon, of the Letty and Teddy Power Mornings Show, about how they came together for their musical journey, detail their singles “Down Bad” and “Cater,” and more. At this point, Hitmaka is no stranger to the industry as he’s earned countless hits and the respect of artists by finding success in his many collaboration efforts. Giving some advice to the artists up out there who are focused on growing their creativity and stepping outside of themselves, Hitmaka says you must expand your circle and collab with other creatives, which is something singer Tink had to learn as she admits she was nervous to be int he studio with others until she stepped out of her comfort zone. With Tink expanding her bandwidth, the Chicago native also realized that she wanted to get back to singing as she somewhat shelved her rapping talents so that she can get back to center.  Speaking on the recent exchange between him and Mustard, which was a Verzuz disagreement that played out on social media, Hitmaka expresses that both producers are successful in their own right and shared that the confusion has been figured out.  Hitmaka and Tink go on to speak about the late Nipsey Hussle and what’s to come for the rest of the year. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Hitmaka & Tink Talk Mustard Verzuz Beef & Getting Beyoncé To Clear 2 Chainz-Assisted "Cater" Collab

 An undeniable National Treasure, whose hits helped push the dancehall culture to the top of the charts, rapper Sean Paul pulled up on the Power Mornings Show co-hosts Letty and Teddy Mora to discuss his new album. ’Scorch,’ his impact on music, and reveals the reason why he steers away from any Verzuz battle talk. The forthcoming ‘Scorcha’ album is Paul’s eighth studio album and it’s really a testament to his longevity and relevance as an international artist. Having secured a huge hit early on in his career, Sean details how his current perspective and life’s focus on music is ultimately why he decided to not partake in a Verzuz battle with Shaggy. As Sean details his new album, which features the likes of Nicky Jam, the rapper continues to express that his life is in a different place and his music reflects that now, so going back to do a Verzuz isn’t in the cards. Sean Paul goes on to speak about a major regret in his life, shares marriage advice for Teddy Mora, and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An undeniable National Treasure, whose hits helped push the dancehall culture to the top of the charts, rapper Sean Paul pulled up on the Power Mornings Show co-hosts Letty and Teddy Mora to discuss his new album. ’Scorch,’ his impact on music, and reveals the reason why he steers away from any Verzuz battle talk. The forthcoming ‘Scorcha’ album is Paul’s eighth studio album and it’s really a testament to his longevity and relevance as an international artist. Having secured a huge hit early on in his career, Sean details how his current perspective and life’s focus on music is ultimately why he decided to not partake in a Verzuz battle with Shaggy. As Sean details his new album, which features the likes of Nicky Jam, the rapper continues to express that his life is in a different place and his music reflects that now, so going back to do a Verzuz isn’t in the cards. Sean Paul goes on to speak about a major regret in his life, shares marriage advice for Teddy Mora, and much more.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Sean Paul Explains Decision To Not Battle Shaggy In Verzuz & Talks New Album 'Scorcha'

Jack Harlow’s come-up has been on a steady rise for quite some time and he’s now reaping the benefits of all of his hard work and progress. Coming through the Power 106 studios to chop it up with Morning Show co-hosts Letty and Teddy Mora, the Louisville rapper reveals some personal perspective on how success has impacted his life, both professionally and personally. Speaking on some of the challenges he now faces when it comes to dating and doing everyday things, Jack admits that he wouldn’t change his life for anything because it’s what he’s worked to gain. Detailing the process of his sophomore album, ‘Come Home The Kids Miss You,’ Harlow explains that his approach for this project was a different caliber as he took time to experiment with samples, drum intricacies, and how he wanted to showcase his rap prowess with the Drake-assisted “Churchill Downs.” Jack Harlow goes on to speak about how he feels being known as a sex symbol, why he has a ways to go when speaking on comparisons and competing with artists like Doja Cat, and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jack Harlow’s come-up has been on a steady rise for quite some time and he’s now reaping the benefits of all of his hard work and progress. Coming through the Power 106 studios to chop it up with Morning Show co-hosts Letty and Teddy Mora, the Louisville rapper reveals some personal perspective on how success has impacted his life, both professionally and personally. Speaking on some of the challenges he now faces when it comes to dating and doing everyday things, Jack admits that he wouldn’t change his life for anything because it’s what he’s worked to gain. Detailing the process of his sophomore album, ‘Come Home The Kids Miss You,’ Harlow explains that his approach for this project was a different caliber as he took time to experiment with samples, drum intricacies, and how he wanted to showcase his rap prowess with the Drake-assisted “Churchill Downs.” Jack Harlow goes on to speak about how he feels being known as a sex symbol, why he has a ways to go when speaking on comparisons and competing with artists like Doja Cat, and much more.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Jack Harlow Talks Being Labeled A Sex Symbol, Competing With Artists Like Doja Cat, & New Album

Vince Staples

Vince Staples is celebrating the release of his fifth studio album ‘Romona Park Broke My Heart’ and the Cali native stopped through to the Power Mornings show co-hosts Letty and Teddy Mora to discuss his journey in music and how much of his LA upbringing inspired his take on life, the music industry, and much more. While Staples admits that he only initially got into music as a way of earning $500 and had no clear goal for the craft, the rapper details that although his background in music isn’t strong, his creativity in music led to his maturity and gave him access to think about life differently. No stranger to the iconic musical legends to come out of Los Angeles, Vince speaks on the legendary Snoop Dogg whom he believes has transcended rap music and has become more so known as an entity and not so much as a rap star. Comparing Snoop’s status to that of the late icon Marilyn Monroe, Staples discusses how Snoop’s name might not be brought up during G.O.A.T. conversations, but that is only because Snoop has become bigger than his music. Speaking on his new album, the “When Sparks Fly” rapper admits that he doesn’t try to take things too seriously or for granted, when hip-hop fixtures such as Jay-Z praise his work, as he believes he’s only doing the best he can do and that not everyone will always like his work. Vince Staples goes on to speak about the rumors that recently went around about him starring in the next ‘Friday’ film, why he believes the Staples Center should have been renamed after the late Kobe Bryant, and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vince Staples is celebrating the release of his fifth studio album ‘Romona Park Broke My Heart’ and the Cali native stopped through to the Power Mornings show co-hosts Letty and Teddy Mora to discuss his journey in music and how much of his LA upbringing inspired his take on life, the music industry, and much more. While Staples admits that he only initially got into music as a way of earning $500 and had no clear goal for the craft, the rapper details that although his background in music isn’t strong, his creativity in music led to his maturity and gave him access to think about life differently. No stranger to the iconic musical legends to come out of Los Angeles, Vince speaks on the legendary Snoop Dogg whom he believes has transcended rap music and has become more so known as an entity and not so much as a rap star. Comparing Snoop’s status to that of the late icon Marilyn Monroe, Staples discusses how Snoop’s name might not be brought up during G.O.A.T. conversations, but that is only because Snoop has become bigger than his music. Speaking on his new album, the “When Sparks Fly” rapper admits that he doesn’t try to take things too seriously or for granted, when hip-hop fixtures such as Jay-Z praise his work, as he believes he’s only doing the best he can do and that not everyone will always like his work. Vince Staples goes on to speak about the rumors that recently went around about him starring in the next ‘Friday’ film, why he believes the Staples Center should have been renamed after the late Kobe Bryant, and much more.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Vince Staples Talks Snoop Dogg Transcending Rap & Staples Center Not Being Renamed After Kobe Bryant

Justin Bieber

Justin Bieber pulled up on the Power Mornings Show to discuss his latest single "Honest" which features the assistance of Don Toliver. With new music on the horizon, Bieber tells morning show co-hosts Letty and Teddy Mora that "Honest" is more of a "vibe" record that you can definitely play with your crew and ride out to. Although there isn't much detail surrounding a new project for the singer, Justin goes on to speak about his faith and his appreciation for the late 2Pac and his connection to God, and he also shares who he would include on a Canadian Mount Rushmore.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Justin Bieber pulled up on the Power Mornings Show to discuss his latest single "Honest" which features the assistance of Don Toliver. With new music on the horizon, Bieber tells morning show co-hosts Letty and Teddy Mora that "Honest" is more of a "vibe" record that you can definitely play with your crew and ride out to. Although there isn't much detail surrounding a new project for the singer, Justin goes on to speak about his faith and his appreciation for the late 2Pac and his connection to God, and he also shares who he would include on a Canadian Mount Rushmore.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Justin Bieber Talks 2Pac Similarities With Connection To Faith & God + Names Canadian Mount Rushmore

G Perico set out to ensure the stamp of South Central, Los Angeles was accurately captured on his forthcoming album. Admitting that some artists may stray away from their signature sound for the sake of social media antics and trends, Perico worked to get past any LA stereotypes with beat production and his pen game, to offer a project that highlighted the authentic vibe of his neighborhood influence. Speaking with the Power Mornings show team Letty Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, the LA native speaks on all things South Central that he channeled on his album, which includes the local taco spots, popular streets, and late-night vibes of the South Central lifestyle. As Perico is no stranger to the game, he’s come a long way as he continues to build his expanding brand with merch pop-ups, new music, and standing out in a major way on collabs with his peers. Detailing his studio process and how the Dreamville collab “Hair Salon” came about, Perico says that he made sure to be the first one to hit the booth when he, Cozz, and Reason were recording and reveals that he didn’t think he would actually make it to the ‘D-Day’ mixtape because he didn’t hear anything back after his successful recording session. G Perico goes on to speak about his hustle come up early on, his friendship with the late Nipsey Hussle, working with LA peer Blxst, and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

G Perico set out to ensure the stamp of South Central, Los Angeles was accurately captured on his forthcoming album. Admitting that some artists may stray away from their signature sound for the sake of social media antics and trends, Perico worked to get past any LA stereotypes with beat production and his pen game, to offer a project that highlighted the authentic vibe of his neighborhood influence. Speaking with the Power Mornings show team Letty Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, the LA native speaks on all things South Central that he channeled on his album, which includes the local taco spots, popular streets, and late-night vibes of the South Central lifestyle. As Perico is no stranger to the game, he’s come a long way as he continues to build his expanding brand with merch pop-ups, new music, and standing out in a major way on collabs with his peers. Detailing his studio process and how the Dreamville collab “Hair Salon” came about, Perico says that he made sure to be the first one to hit the booth when he, Cozz, and Reason were recording and reveals that he didn’t think he would actually make it to the ‘D-Day’ mixtape because he didn’t hear anything back after his successful recording session. G Perico goes on to speak about his hustle come up early on, his friendship with the late Nipsey Hussle, working with LA peer Blxst, and much more. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

G Perico Talks Going Against Stereotypes & Stamping The South Central Lifestyle On New Album

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 Kehlani is officially back with her latest offering 'Blue Water Road' in which the Bay native exclusively came through the Power 106 studios to share a listening experience with some of her biggest fans and the Power Mornings show. Kehlani’s third studio album is marked with intention, purpose, and experience. Speaking about the process of creating the new project, the songstress details the inspiration behind the latest release to Mornings’ co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, as well as lucky Power listeners who popped in for the exclusive interview moment. Inspired by motherhood and her continued spiritual journey, the “Up At Night” singer explains how the album came together in just two months and that much of her creativity is a result of evolving from motherhood. Speaking on the powerful and moving “Altar” single, Kehlani shares that she’s tapped in more with those who have passed on, and the song is a literal representation of her experiences with communication with those in the afterlife. As Kehalni expresses that she’s just as normal and regular as everyone else, citing her frequent trips to the grocery store, the star also speaks on the close relationships she’s developed with like-minded artists from Dreamville, such as JID and Earthgang, and even Alicia Keys. Finding connections with Dreamville and other peers in the industry, Kehalni shares her perspective on genre becoming more exclusive yet expanded with more artists being more concerned with making music that they want to make. Kehlani goes on to speak about when she first started paying attention to hip hop, why she’d be inspired to direct a movie about motherhood, and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kehlani is officially back with her latest offering 'Blue Water Road' in which the Bay native exclusively came through the Power 106 studios to share a listening experience with some of her biggest fans and the Power Mornings show. Kehlani’s third studio album is marked with intention, purpose, and experience. Speaking about the process of creating the new project, the songstress details the inspiration behind the latest release to Mornings’ co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, as well as lucky Power listeners who popped in for the exclusive interview moment. Inspired by motherhood and her continued spiritual journey, the “Up At Night” singer explains how the album came together in just two months and that much of her creativity is a result of evolving from motherhood. Speaking on the powerful and moving “Altar” single, Kehlani shares that she’s tapped in more with those who have passed on, and the song is a literal representation of her experiences with communication with those in the afterlife. As Kehalni expresses that she’s just as normal and regular as everyone else, citing her frequent trips to the grocery store, the star also speaks on the close relationships she’s developed with like-minded artists from Dreamville, such as JID and Earthgang, and even Alicia Keys. Finding connections with Dreamville and other peers in the industry, Kehalni shares her perspective on genre becoming more exclusive yet expanded with more artists being more concerned with making music that they want to make. Kehlani goes on to speak about when she first started paying attention to hip hop, why she’d be inspired to direct a movie about motherhood, and much more.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Kehlani Speaks On Deep Spiritual Journey & Connection To Afterlife Inspiring 'Blue Water Road' Album

Pusha T has channeled new energy behind his latest album release ‘It’s Almost Dry’ and while the New York native admits to consistently being connected to many controversies, his fourth studio effort highlights a new page turned, if you will, but still the signature heat that only the King can deliver. Speaking with the Power 106 Mornings Show co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, Push details working with hip-hop producer legend Pharrell Williams and Kanye West. As he’s worked closely with these two over the course of his career, the work ethic that each rap staple brings out of him is different but meets the same result. As Push reveals there’s only a handful of people who can actually critique his work, which includes the likes of Ye, Pharrel, his brother Malice, Diddy, and The Dream, the “Dreamin’Of The Past” rapper shares how Pharrell pushes him to focus on memorable hooks while Ye pushes his pen game. ‘It’s Almost Dry’ clearly marks a new wave for Push, who says that as long as he’s still in rap and still competing, then he will compete to be one of the best in the game. Pusha T goes on to share his thoughts on society blaming the hip-hop genre, and even himself, for the portrayal of substance abuse in the culture, what his close relationship was with the late Nipsey Hussle, his experience losing the Best Rap Album Grammy to Cardi B, and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pusha T has channeled new energy behind his latest album release ‘It’s Almost Dry’ and while the New York native admits to consistently being connected to many controversies, his fourth studio effort highlights a new page turned, if you will, but still the signature heat that only the King can deliver. Speaking with the Power 106 Mornings Show co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, Push details working with hip-hop producer legend Pharrell Williams and Kanye West. As he’s worked closely with these two over the course of his career, the work ethic that each rap staple brings out of him is different but meets the same result. As Push reveals there’s only a handful of people who can actually critique his work, which includes the likes of Ye, Pharrel, his brother Malice, Diddy, and The Dream, the “Dreamin’Of The Past” rapper shares how Pharrell pushes him to focus on memorable hooks while Ye pushes his pen game. ‘It’s Almost Dry’ clearly marks a new wave for Push, who says that as long as he’s still in rap and still competing, then he will compete to be one of the best in the game. Pusha T goes on to share his thoughts on society blaming the hip-hop genre, and even himself, for the portrayal of substance abuse in the culture, what his close relationship was with the late Nipsey Hussle, his experience losing the Best Rap Album Grammy to Cardi B, and much more.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Pusha T Explains Why He's Past Any Rap Beef, Talks 2Pac Inspiring His Work With Pharrell & New Album

Lizzo has much to celebrate and it’s “About Damn Time” that the singer, rapper, producer, and multi-faceted artist is shining in all aspects that she’s furiously worked to find success and liberation. Pulling up to the Power 106 studios to not only celebrate her birthday with Power Mornings co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, Lizzo chops it up about her journey in music, self-growth, entrepreneurship, and her new 'Special' tour with Latto. It has been quite the ride for Lizzo as the entertainer took some time off from touring with the hit of the 2020 pandemic, which allowed her to focus on all new music and even an introspective look at her career and personal life. While the “Rumors” rapper agrees that she’s a leading voice in genre-bending creation, it’s her ventures outside of music that continue to allow her fans to fall in love with who she is and what she offers to many marginalized voices. Speaking on her persona and impact, Lizzo shares why she believes her fans show true support for her because they connect with her on a deeper level with her stand-up and stand-out personality. And while she’s created her own lane and voice during a time when female rap is dominating, Lizzo shares her thoughts on the camaraderie felt by the ladies in hip-hop. Lizzo goes on to speak about a food Verzuz against Saweetie, a Lizzo utopia, and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lizzo has much to celebrate and it’s “About Damn Time” that the singer, rapper, producer, and multi-faceted artist is shining in all aspects that she’s furiously worked to find success and liberation. Pulling up to the Power 106 studios to not only celebrate her birthday with Power Mornings co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, Lizzo chops it up about her journey in music, self-growth, entrepreneurship, and her new 'Special' tour with Latto. It has been quite the ride for Lizzo as the entertainer took some time off from touring with the hit of the 2020 pandemic, which allowed her to focus on all new music and even an introspective look at her career and personal life. While the “Rumors” rapper agrees that she’s a leading voice in genre-bending creation, it’s her ventures outside of music that continue to allow her fans to fall in love with who she is and what she offers to many marginalized voices. Speaking on her persona and impact, Lizzo shares why she believes her fans show true support for her because they connect with her on a deeper level with her stand-up and stand-out personality. And while she’s created her own lane and voice during a time when female rap is dominating, Lizzo shares her thoughts on the camaraderie felt by the ladies in hip-hop. Lizzo goes on to speak about a food Verzuz against Saweetie, a Lizzo utopia, and much more. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Lizzo Talks Her Persona Being Bigger Than Her Music, Food Verzuz Against Saweetie & New Tour w/Latto

The Cali reppin' Sweet Taboo first gained their foot in the industry after their Becky G cover got in the hands of a producer for the NBC show "American Song Contest." Pulling up to the Power 106 studios, the trio of ladies, Jennifer, Sami, and Ice Cold Pimp, spoke with Power Mornings co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon about their experience coming together as a group after having their own struggles growing up, chasing their dreams, in the Inland Empire and the San Fernando Valley. The trio speaks on life before forming the group and how they all held down regular jobs and pageant stints, which ultimately helped their chemistry as a group. Getting to know the group a bit more, the ladies share their place in music and more specifically the rap space for Bre, Sweet Taboo agrees that they represent women empowerment. The trio goes on to speak about meeting Snoop Dogg, being compared to the history-making R&amp;B group TLC, and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Cali reppin' Sweet Taboo first gained their foot in the industry after their Becky G cover got in the hands of a producer for the NBC show "American Song Contest." Pulling up to the Power 106 studios, the trio of ladies, Jennifer, Sami, and Ice Cold Pimp, spoke with Power Mornings co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon about their experience coming together as a group after having their own struggles growing up, chasing their dreams, in the Inland Empire and the San Fernando Valley. The trio speaks on life before forming the group and how they all held down regular jobs and pageant stints, which ultimately helped their chemistry as a group. Getting to know the group a bit more, the ladies share their place in music and more specifically the rap space for Bre, Sweet Taboo agrees that they represent women empowerment. The trio goes on to speak about meeting Snoop Dogg, being compared to the history-making R&amp;B group TLC, and much more.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Cali's Own Sweet Taboo Speak On Being Compared As The Latina TLC, Being Inspired By Suga Free & More

Celebrating the release of his follow-up to his debut album, LA’s own Blxst stopped through the Power 106 studios to chop it up about the transition he’s experiencing with his sophomore album ‘Before You Go.’ While the multi-faceted artist and producer has snagged collabs with Kehlani, Rick Ross, extensive projects with Bino Rideaux, and many more, Blxst shares that his creativity and his work centered on this new album is more intentional. He reveals that his real-life situations have inspired much of his music, as he comments on his relationship and family experiences. Speaking with Power Mornings co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, Blxst details how his artistry and versatility improved with his confidence in all aspects of his life, even though he’s been in the game for a while. Growing up in both South Central and the Inland Empire, the “Wait Too Long” singer says both cities gave him his signature talent and edge, citing his deep LA connection that led him to produce for Kendrick Lamar, YG, and Problem. Blxst goes on to share that he always thinks about how he could have worked with the late Nipsey Hussle, speaks on what Power 106 means to him as a Los Angels native, and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Celebrating the release of his follow-up to his debut album, LA’s own Blxst stopped through the Power 106 studios to chop it up about the transition he’s experiencing with his sophomore album ‘Before You Go.’ While the multi-faceted artist and producer has snagged collabs with Kehlani, Rick Ross, extensive projects with Bino Rideaux, and many more, Blxst shares that his creativity and his work centered on this new album is more intentional. He reveals that his real-life situations have inspired much of his music, as he comments on his relationship and family experiences. Speaking with Power Mornings co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, Blxst details how his artistry and versatility improved with his confidence in all aspects of his life, even though he’s been in the game for a while. Growing up in both South Central and the Inland Empire, the “Wait Too Long” singer says both cities gave him his signature talent and edge, citing his deep LA connection that led him to produce for Kendrick Lamar, YG, and Problem. Blxst goes on to share that he always thinks about how he could have worked with the late Nipsey Hussle, speaks on what Power 106 means to him as a Los Angels native, and much more.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Blxst Says He Wishes He Could Have Worked With Nipsey Hussle & Talks Producing For Kendrick Lamar

Nigerian singer, songwriter, and record producer CKay’s pride in his art and musical gifts are chronicled in his latest release with “Emilliana,” but with his recent crossover success, the artist is focused on staying true to his culture and the music he creates. Pulling up to the Power 106 studios, CKay shops it ups with Power Mornings co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, the Afrobeats singer explains his upbringing in Nigeria and how he ran away from his family to pursue music because his family wanted him to enter the medical field or be an engineer. Finding his musical ear with the assistance of a few friends and seeing his dad play the organ as Choir Master, CKay has much planned now and says he would hope to make a song with Billie Eilish and Cardi B. The “Love Nwantiti” singer explains how the hugely successful song came together back in 2019 and the misconceptions that come with having a viral song on the Tik Tok social media platform. As the song had gone #1 on multiple platforms, CKay dispels the notion that he may only be a “Tik Tok artist.” CKay goes on to share his opinion about Afrobeats music being watered-down now that the genre has crossed over, what it’s like connecting with Nigerian artists outside of his home country, his upcoming album, and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nigerian singer, songwriter, and record producer CKay’s pride in his art and musical gifts are chronicled in his latest release with “Emilliana,” but with his recent crossover success, the artist is focused on staying true to his culture and the music he creates. Pulling up to the Power 106 studios, CKay shops it ups with Power Mornings co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, the Afrobeats singer explains his upbringing in Nigeria and how he ran away from his family to pursue music because his family wanted him to enter the medical field or be an engineer. Finding his musical ear with the assistance of a few friends and seeing his dad play the organ as Choir Master, CKay has much planned now and says he would hope to make a song with Billie Eilish and Cardi B. The “Love Nwantiti” singer explains how the hugely successful song came together back in 2019 and the misconceptions that come with having a viral song on the Tik Tok social media platform. As the song had gone #1 on multiple platforms, CKay dispels the notion that he may only be a “Tik Tok artist.” CKay goes on to share his opinion about Afrobeats music being watered-down now that the genre has crossed over, what it’s like connecting with Nigerian artists outside of his home country, his upcoming album, and much more. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

CKay On Running Away From Family To Pursue Music Career & Hopes To Collab w/Billie Eilish & Cardi B

Tyler Henry

Notable Medium Tyler Henry has connected with some of the most famous names in the business, to offer an experience that shares his clairvoyance abilities, with those who are seeking some answers from loved ones who have passed on. Coming through to the Power 106 studios to speak with Power Mornings co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, the sought-after Henry gives some insight into his new Netflix series ‘Life After Death.’ While Tyler discovered his ability at an early age, with a moment that foreshadowed his late grandmother’s passing, the 26-yeard-old shares how his journey has led him to connect with thousands but also has been met with skepticism. Addressing his gift, Tyler details how he’s worked to be his best for his talent and how he’s come to have his new show. Tyler goes on to share how his reading with Jeannie Buss and a recent appearance at a Lakers game may have contributed to their recent win, speaks on the late Walter Mercado, hints at reading Teddy’s wife after a strange and haunting moment during the interview, and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Notable Medium Tyler Henry has connected with some of the most famous names in the business, to offer an experience that shares his clairvoyance abilities, with those who are seeking some answers from loved ones who have passed on. Coming through to the Power 106 studios to speak with Power Mornings co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, the sought-after Henry gives some insight into his new Netflix series ‘Life After Death.’ While Tyler discovered his ability at an early age, with a moment that foreshadowed his late grandmother’s passing, the 26-yeard-old shares how his journey has led him to connect with thousands but also has been met with skepticism. Addressing his gift, Tyler details how he’s worked to be his best for his talent and how he’s come to have his new show. Tyler goes on to share how his reading with Jeannie Buss and a recent appearance at a Lakers game may have contributed to their recent win, speaks on the late Walter Mercado, hints at reading Teddy’s wife after a strange and haunting moment during the interview, and much more.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Medium Tyler Henry Talks Netflix Show "Life After Death" & Discovering Clairvoyance Gift At Age 10

Olly Sholotan

Stepping into something legendary but completely new and of its own nature, the iconic “Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air” has been refreshed and offered in a special way that has taken 2022 by storm, and actor Olly Sholotan shares his season one experience with Power Mornings. Stopping through the Power 106 studios, Sholotan chopped it with Morning show co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, about the growing popularity and love that the new Peacock show ‘Bel-Air’ has received and how his new take on the portrayal of the beloved “Carlton” character has evolved for “Bel-Air” fans. Olly details how he decided he wanted to carry out the Will Smith-backed legacy and describes what that looked like for him as an actor, and someone creating something new. Stepping away from the original Carlton characteristics wasn’t particularly too hard because Olly went into filming knowing he had to reinvent the iconic role. Sholotan goes on to share the importance of highlighting the Black luxury lifestyle, the advice Will Smith shared with the show’s cast, which moments from the original series he would like to revisit with “Carlton,” and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stepping into something legendary but completely new and of its own nature, the iconic “Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air” has been refreshed and offered in a special way that has taken 2022 by storm, and actor Olly Sholotan shares his season one experience with Power Mornings. Stopping through the Power 106 studios, Sholotan chopped it with Morning show co-hosts Letty, Teddy Mora, and Javen Cannon, about the growing popularity and love that the new Peacock show ‘Bel-Air’ has received and how his new take on the portrayal of the beloved “Carlton” character has evolved for “Bel-Air” fans. Olly details how he decided he wanted to carry out the Will Smith-backed legacy and describes what that looked like for him as an actor, and someone creating something new. Stepping away from the original Carlton characteristics wasn’t particularly too hard because Olly went into filming knowing he had to reinvent the iconic role. Sholotan goes on to share the importance of highlighting the Black luxury lifestyle, the advice Will Smith shared with the show’s cast, which moments from the original series he would like to revisit with “Carlton,” and much more.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Olly Sholotan Talks Reinventing Iconic "Carlton Banks" Character On 'Bel-Air' & Will Smith Advice

Cory Hardrict

All American: Homecoming" stars Cory Hardrict and Geffri Maya stopped through the Power Mornings show to speak on their CW staple series which highlights the authentic look at the unparalleled HBCU experience. Speaking with Power co-hosts Letty and Teddy Mora, the two stars speak on the importance of representation of the Black collegiate experience that allows fans to see themselves on television and see their stories portrayed in the Hollywood industry. The show not only represents a truthful look at the culture of HBCU’s but also shines a light on the fact of the diversity of life that is not always portrayed on screen. Hardest and Maya go on to speak on their experiences of coming up in Los Angeles, their hopes to get Nicki Minaj on the next season of their show, and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All American: Homecoming" stars Cory Hardrict and Geffri Maya stopped through the Power Mornings show to speak on their CW staple series which highlights the authentic look at the unparalleled HBCU experience. Speaking with Power co-hosts Letty and Teddy Mora, the two stars speak on the importance of representation of the Black collegiate experience that allows fans to see themselves on television and see their stories portrayed in the Hollywood industry. The show not only represents a truthful look at the culture of HBCU’s but also shines a light on the fact of the diversity of life that is not always portrayed on screen. Hardest and Maya go on to speak on their experiences of coming up in Los Angeles, their hopes to get Nicki Minaj on the next season of their show, and much more. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Cory Hardrict & Geffri Maya Hope To Get Nicki Minaj On The Next Season Of "All American: Homecoming"

Ateez is an international sensation that has created their own lane and identity in the K-Pop realm and their massive fanbase clings to every moment. With numerous accolades and millions of records sold, the 8-man group stopped through the Power 106 studios for the first time to speak with Power Mornings co-host Teddy Mora and the incomparable DJ E-man following the wrap of their tour performances at LA’s historical Forum arena. While the group’s following continues to increase over social media, Ateez is working to continue to grow their brand in every country as they expand outside of their Korean come up! The band has stayed focused on their music and their recent Fellowship tour but while they aren’t busy with work, the group reveals how they take time to themselves during their downtime but also share their appreciation for their Atiny fans. Ateez goes on to speak about how they are inspired by hip-hop greats like Eminem, Offset, and Joeybadass, share their creative recording process, how they still keep their individuality, and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ateez is an international sensation that has created their own lane and identity in the K-Pop realm and their massive fanbase clings to every moment. With numerous accolades and millions of records sold, the 8-man group stopped through the Power 106 studios for the first time to speak with Power Mornings co-host Teddy Mora and the incomparable DJ E-man following the wrap of their tour performances at LA’s historical Forum arena. While the group’s following continues to increase over social media, Ateez is working to continue to grow their brand in every country as they expand outside of their Korean come up! The band has stayed focused on their music and their recent Fellowship tour but while they aren’t busy with work, the group reveals how they take time to themselves during their downtime but also share their appreciation for their Atiny fans. Ateez goes on to speak about how they are inspired by hip-hop greats like Eminem, Offset, and Joeybadass, share their creative recording process, how they still keep their individuality, and much more.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Ateez Names Eminem, Offset As Inspirations + Says Justin Bieber's "Baby" Helped Them Learn English

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Trippie Redd pulled up to Power 106 for a Close Conversation with Nick Cannon Mornings where he shared how Mariah Carey had a big influence on him growing up and wanting to create music that connected with people in an emotional way. Redd also discusses being a rock star in the hip-hop space, the meaning of his tattoos, and what he’s looking forward to with his career.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Trippie Redd pulled up to Power 106 for a Close Conversation with Nick Cannon Mornings where he shared how Mariah Carey had a big influence on him growing up and wanting to create music that connected with people in an emotional way. Redd also discusses being a rock star in the hip-hop space, the meaning of his tattoos, and what he’s looking forward to with his career.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Trippie Redd Talks About Mariah Carey’s Influence On His Music

Roddy Ricch

Rapper Roddy Ricch stops by Nick Cannon Mornings to talk about advice that was given to him from influential people in the industry, his come up and learned lessons, his debut album and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rapper Roddy Ricch stops by Nick Cannon Mornings to talk about advice that was given to him from influential people in the industry, his come up and learned lessons, his debut album and more.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Roddy Ricch Shares Advice He Received From Nipsey Hussle And Young Thug

Biggie Smalls

Wack 100 has been the topic of conversation since his recent comments about the late Nipsey Hussle. The outspoken manager sits down with Nick Cannon Mornings to explain his opinion why he believes Hussle’s music catalog does not grant his “legendary” moniker. While Wack gets into the debate, he compares the late Biggie Smalls to Nip, comments on the current T.I. riff that’s played out on social media, and Wack even drops his greatest fear in the Firing Squad.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wack 100 has been the topic of conversation since his recent comments about the late Nipsey Hussle. The outspoken manager sits down with Nick Cannon Mornings to explain his opinion why he believes Hussle’s music catalog does not grant his “legendary” moniker. While Wack gets into the debate, he compares the late Biggie Smalls to Nip, comments on the current T.I. riff that’s played out on social media, and Wack even drops his greatest fear in the Firing Squad.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Wack 100 Compares Biggie Smalls & Nipsey Hussle: “He Was Not A Legend When it Came To Music”

Atlanta discovered and #2Chainz' endorsed group T.R.U. came through the Power 106 studios to discuss how the group was formed and how Chainz has impacted the group's work ethic. While group members #Skooly, #SleepyFresh, #Cap1 have experienced life's ups and downs before signing with T.R.U. University, the group's main focus is investing in their future. Chainz also goes on to shed light on starting his own label and assisting up and coming artists, new music from the group, and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Atlanta discovered and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%232Chainz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#2Chainz</a>' endorsed group T.R.U. came through the Power 106 studios to discuss how the group was formed and how Chainz has impacted the group's work ethic. While group members <a href="https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23Skooly" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#Skooly</a>, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23SleepyFresh" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#SleepyFresh</a>, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23Cap1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#Cap1</a> have experienced life's ups and downs before signing with T.R.U. University, the group's main focus is investing in their future. Chainz also goes on to shed light on starting his own label and assisting up and coming artists, new music from the group, and much more.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

2 Chainz & T.R.U. Talk Shady Side Of Music Rights + Mase & Diddy's Publishing Feud

Jim Jones

Juelz Santana

Jim Jones and his Dipset family have secured their place in hip-hop history with pushing their unapologetic New York flare to the top of the charts. Coming through to the Power 106 studios for a Close Conversation with Nick Cannon, the ‘El Capo’ rapper discusses his latest album that has the streets already deeming it a classic, his return to reality television with Love &amp; Hip Hop, his venture into the growing marijuana industry, and gives an update on forthcoming Dipset music and the status of Juelz Santana.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Jones and his Dipset family have secured their place in hip-hop history with pushing their unapologetic New York flare to the top of the charts. Coming through to the Power 106 studios for a Close Conversation with Nick Cannon, the ‘El Capo’ rapper discusses his latest album that has the streets already deeming it a classic, his return to reality television with Love &amp; Hip Hop, his venture into the growing marijuana industry, and gives an update on forthcoming Dipset music and the status of Juelz Santana.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Jim Jones Says Juelz Santana Is In Great Spirits While Currently Serving 27 Months In Prison

Coming up from the success of being a social media celeb, FatBoy SSE has completely switched up his life for the better. Stopping through Nick Cannon Mornings, the rapper chops it up about appearing on ‘Wild N Out’, connecting with Juicy J for a 2020 release, deciding to make it official with his girl and tying the knot, and shares some things you might not have already known about him in the Firing Squad.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coming up from the success of being a social media celeb, FatBoy SSE has completely switched up his life for the better. Stopping through Nick Cannon Mornings, the rapper chops it up about appearing on ‘Wild N Out’, connecting with Juicy J for a 2020 release, deciding to make it official with his girl and tying the knot, and shares some things you might not have already known about him in the Firing Squad.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

FatBoy SSE Went From “Grimy Street Cat” To Family Man

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