Rotimi has been on his come up for quite some time and with his solidified success in television and film, the multi-talented artist is ready to cement his artistry in the music realm.

As the actor-singer has a lot to juggle between new acting gigs and music ventures, his much anticipated 'All Or Nothing' album is due this week and it shows the artist connecting with the likes of Yung Bleu, Tank, and many more. Rotimi tells the Power Mornings co-hosts Teddy Mora, Demi Lobo, and Noah Ayala that the project took a year and a half to finally come together, and fans can expect a little bit of everything from him, including singing, rapping, wedding songs, and even songs for your family.

In addition to his discussion for the love of music and his new album, Rotimi takes a moment to share how he continues to hold down his fiance, as it's a love he doesn't want to hide.

Rotimi goes on to talk about his upcoming film projects, how he's focused on outworking everybody, shares his most memorable Kobe Bryant moment, and much more.

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The undeniable Houston hip-hop king, Bun B, stopped through to the Power Mornings show to discuss some of the iconic moments throughout his career which includes the once-formed supergroup with UGK and Three 6 Mafia, his mentoring position with Drake, to his current business ventures, and his most memorable moments of the late Kobe Bryant.

Speaking with the morning show co-hosts Teddy Mora, Demi Lobo, and Noah Ayala, Bun and artist Phyzikal Da King discuss their creative relationship and how their latest collab "Hands On Da Grain" came together. While Bun B has co-signed and placed Phyzikal under his mentorship wing, the "One Day" emcee discusses the role he played early on in Drake's career and how he continues to stay in contact with the hip-hop megastar.

Bun also shares how Scarface, of the pioneering group Geto Boys, inspired him during his come up with music. For Bun, the entrepreneur and rap icon has definitely had some memorable moments throughout his career, from working with Jay-Z to putting his city on with his late band member Pimp C, the rapper shared that there was once a chance the culture could have gotten a rap supergroup as UGK and Three 6 Mafia almost came together as "Underground Mafia."

Although the two groups weren't able to flush out the idea, B shares that "Sippin' On Some Syrup" was the initial formation of the group, and the hit "Int'l Player's Anthem" has a version featuring Three 6 instead of OutKast. Bun and Phyzikal go on to share their memories of basketball legend Kobe Bryant, why Bun B spoke out in support of Megan Thee Stallion, and much more. 

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There pretty much isn't anything that Soulja Boy hasn't had his hand in or even been the first rapper to ever conquer, and this time around, the viral and controversial artist is ready to get to the bag with his latest Grizzley Peak collaboration for Soulja Exotics.

Soulja has joined the ranks of many rappers who have entered into the cannabis business and the "She Make It Clap" emcee is completely hands-on with this own product. Soulja's been in the game for a minute now, so he's learned from the best smokers in rap, like the legendary Snoop Dogg, who actually made Big Draco tap out during a smoking session.

Soulja recounts the Snoop moment with Power 106 co-hosts Teddy Mora and Melissa Rios and he also reflects on how he broke the first-ever iPhone doing a "Crank That" tutorial. Soulja goes on to comment on having to defend his name with receipts for what he's accomplished, shares how he wants to be the first rapper in space, and much more. #SouljaBoy #SnoopDogg #CrankThat

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With credits under his belt for the likes of Chris Brown, Ella Mai, Usher, and many more, multi-platinum artist and songwriter Vedo stopped through the Power 106 Studios to discuss his latest musical offering "Yesterday."

Speaking with Power Mornings co-hosts Teddy Mora and Melissa Rios, "The Voice" alum has had a breakout story since leaving the hit reality television competition series. As Vedo has worked as a songwriter throughout most of his career, it took some convincing from his manager to offer up his skills to other artists because much of is his written work was always personal to him. Now that Vedo has found his own footing again, as an artist, father, and songwriter, the singer details his gratitude for success through advice he received from his father. During the novel 2020 coronavirus pandemic, Vedo's "You Got It" became an instant viral hit, and while the songwriter admits that he doesn't particularly go into a writing session to "make songs for Tik Tok," he shares that there has to be some element to a catchy song for everyone to be able to pick up on for social media use. Vedo goes on to share why he believes the sound of R&B is different in this current generation, shares the first song he remembers writing when he was just 12-years-old, names his Top 5 R&B singers list, and much more.

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The Icy Queen of 'PBM' makes her return to the Power 106 studios for an in-depth and personal conversation with Nick Cannon of the Power Mornings show. Saweetie embodies every aspect of what it means to lead your own life as a multi-faceted woman.

Sharing her thoughts on women empowerment, the Bay area native does not shy away from the fact that she is not only one of the hottest and most talked-about rappers in the game, but she is also a college-educated entrepreneur. With sights set out on becoming a billionaire, the "Best Friend" femcee tells Nick Cannon that she has active plans of expanding her brand outside of music that will further her ambitions.

Saweetie is no stranger to preconceived notions that many have placed on her, but as she continues to build and elevate her brand, the rapper has come to stand in her own growth and truth and acknowledges that her "pretty privilege" isn't exactly what everyone thinks it to be. And, just as her Icy University sets out to empower and inspire her fans, Saweetie's definition of her "Pretty B**** Music" and "Pretty Privilege" monikers all encompass a deeper definition. Saweetie goes on to speak on her forthcoming music projects, how she's putting her family in positions to win, shares important advice with Nick, and much more

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There is no doubt that Doja Cat has experienced a whirlwind since infamously dropping "Mooo!" which shows the multi-faceted artist dressed as a cow, placing french fries up her nose. While Doja explains to Nick Cannon in the latest Power Mornings interview that the song changed her life, she shares that there was no mistake in releasing the record and that she hoped to reach the level of success she now holds. 

Stopping through for a virtual conversation, with Mornings' host Cannon, the "Woman" singer touches on a range of topics from societal views on female rappers and misconceptions when it comes to her intelligence, her perspective on being culturally canceled on several occasions, as well as sharing her top five artists and Doja looks, plus much more. 

For the 'Planet Her" femcee, being "canceled" has been a growing and learning experience as she explains she's taken accountability for her past infractions and even gives Nick Cannon advice on how to deal with the public scrutiny.

Doja also shares that while society and the industry only look to women in rap to be one-dimensional, the singer dispels that women in her position are no one-trick ponies and are intelligent and free beings.  Doja also takes time to share her Top 5 favorite artists, which include the likes of Drake, Erykah Badu, and Nicki Minaj, as well as her favorite comedians, and past red carpet looks she's effortlessly conquered. 

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Dr. Bahiyyah Muhammad joined Nick Cannon to discuss criminology in light of everything going on with police brutality. They talked about a difficult concept of “criminology it the study of a black man” and explains the concept behind it along with the theory and data on which is crime concentrated in the lower class along with theories that are deadly and dehumanizing statics.

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Actor Danny Trejo shares his words of wisdom to the people regarding the protests in communities around the Nation on Nick Cannon Radio.

When asked for his thoughts on the Malcolm X quote of “America only understands the language of violence”; Trejo says “We’ve come to the point where we are in a gang fight now… This is no longer about police brutality.”

What are the solutions? Trejo says “now we got sit down – both sides – sit down and talk. We have got to get all them people that were protesting, get them (to) sign the petition…” 

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The one and only Snoop Dogg joins Nick Cannon and discusses the #JusticeForGeorgeFloyd moment sweeping the local communities, states, and the nation. Snoop says that this is the first time in his 48 years that he’s seen “Blacks, Whites, Latinos, Asians and all people of all walks of life come together for one particular cause”.

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LA's - Mayor #EricGarcetti joins #NickCannon and talks about the $3 Billion on law enforcement, changing the language from law enforcement to upholding the law, mental health trainings for officers, #GeorgeFloyd protests, Chief Moore and more.

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