The Morning Aux

We’re turning up the volume on music news and cultural moments you can’t miss. Gunna announces his final album under YSL, Bryson Tiller drops The Vices this Friday, and Chance the Rapper goes old school with a return to physical copies. Plus, *Lil Wayne’s Da Drought series finally lands on DSPs, and Birdman co-signs an Akademiks-led Cash Money documentary.

We mark the 2-year anniversary of the Montgomery Brawl, talk Freaky Friday 2, break down a major plagiarism lawsuit, address rumors about Monica, and give the latest on BET’s suspension of the Hip Hop & Soul Train Awards. Oh—and Cardi B is teasing a brand-new album.

This episode also features an exclusive interview with gospel rap duo Da Okestra, diving into their journey, artistry, and what’s next.

Its Mixdown Monday and Nicole Sadé returns to the Aux table for a bold and layered conversation that spirals from chaotic to comedic with zero apologies. We kick things off with the drama surrounding Sha’Carri Richardson, ESPN's surprise move to part ways with Shannon Sharpe, and a nostalgic glance at the Hollywood Walk of Fame. But it doesn’t stop there—we debate if Martin’s classic jokes went too far, build the perfect birthday playlist, and unpack the wild story of a baby born in 2025 from an embryo frozen in 1994.

Then, it’s time for some real talk: Would you pay $200K for silence? Who’s dressing on stage like it's laundry day? Are fake dimples the new BBL? From paid class attendance to twins splitting salaries, we explore some of the internet’s most unhinged headlines—while somehow still finding time to talk deal-breakers and protecting your brand.

The Glass Egg is a full-course experience—funny, honest, and more reflective than you’d expect. Tap in.

It’s another Flex on Em Friday, and we’re clocking back in with returning guests Classified Alias and Creebrzy for a jam-packed ride through the absurd, the viral, and the headline-worthy. Delta Airlines pushes into AI territory while Reese’s and Oreo team up for a wild (and probably unnecessary) collab. Meanwhile, YouTube’s new monetization policy has creators scrambling, and class reunions may be going extinct.

In the second half, we react to the latest headlines including Gilbert Arenas allegedly running an illegal gambling ring, a Texas bill that might shake up suspensions in schools, and Justin Timberlake revealing he’s battling Lyme disease. We revisit the “Whites Only” town with new audio, talk King of the Hill’s reboot, and announce how you can win tickets to Rico Shay’s stage play The Miltons.

Plus: We unpack the ever-growing “things men can’t do” list, question whether Clipse and others are gaming the system with streaming bots, and discuss claims that over half the internet is just… bots. It’s loud, it’s unfiltered, and it’s pure Morning Aux chaos. Tap in.

We’re back for another Wednesday on The Morning Aux and we’re starting under the hood — literally — with Microsoft’s new partnership with Mercedes. The crew also reacts to Destiny’s Child reunion buzz, a feel-good book initiative led by 42 Dugg, and Gloria’s latest love interest that has everyone side-eyeing.

Later in the show we are joined by the series producers, Chris "Creebrzy" Anderson & Jacob "Classified Alias" Guyton. We unpack reports of a “Whites Only” town in the works, a major data leak from the Tea App, and the strange new Bits of Brandon miniseries. Plus, we debate whether Venmo has anything to do with national debt (hint: not really), play One Gotta Go, and spiral into the kind of chaos only The Morning Aux delivers.

Rico Shay joins The Morning Aux to break down the creative journey behind his new stage play The Miltons. From writing to casting, we tap in on what it takes to bring a story to life on stage.

Plus, the crew reacts to Waka Flocka’s surprise SeaWorld appearance, LaMelo Ball’s controversial chest tattoo, and the rising interest in West African citizenship. We unpack the latest headlines, including updates from Top Boy, birth control for men, Ray J’s “One Wish” legacy, and Adam Sandler’s newest film. We round things out with a round of One Gotta Go and some honest takes on where the best job opportunities are right now.

Its Flex on 'Em Friday, The Morning Aux crew returns with big energy and bold takes, joined by Grammy Award Winning Producers Luke Crowder, fresh off the release of Travis Scott's Jackboys 2. We tap into trending headlines from GloRilla's arrest and Sean Kingston’s mother getting five years, to Free Chuck updates, mixed reactions to Hulk Hogan’s death, and ASU pride as an Alabama State alum stars in a new Netflix series.

We also unpack Jacquees’ comeback, Lil Wayne’s metal pivot, and the buzz around Coulda Fest. Album reviews include Clipse’s “Let God Sort Them Out,” Tyler’s “Don’t Tap the Glass,” Jackboys 2, Larry June & Cardo’s “Until Night Comes,” and Justin Bieber’s surprise drop “Swag.” Plus, we run a few Aux signature games and reflect on everything from WeTransfer drama to surviving two years on Section 8. This one’s packed — press play and flex with us.

On this episode of The Morning Aux, we dive into a mix of headlines, hot takes, and heartfelt commentary. We open with a nod to Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s legacy and tackle South Carolina’s new controversial teaching certificate law. The panel weighs in on the future of the Stallions and whether Christmas might really be “canceled” this year. From Ozzy Osbourne updates to a 37-year relationship caught in divorce rumors, we explore what longevity looks like in today’s culture.

\We’re also joined by special guest and first-time Aux visitor, recording artist DayJhn, who brings fresh perspective as we debate societal pressures, economic dynamics, and the theory that women may be shifting the economy. We round things out with some laughs over crop top tracksuits and how far fashion is pushing the line. You don’t want to miss this one — tap in.

From stage fails to legal battles, Monday's episode covers the wild, the iconic, and the unexpected. We kick things off with a live show prop malfunction that left the whole venue—and the internet—in the dark. In headlines, an Atlanta rapper faces serious time after being found guilty on multiple charges, while K. Michelle is ready to throw hands (again), and Clarissa Shields secures a historic $15M payday, shaking up the sports world.

We also take a moment to honor 20 years of Savage Life, reflect on retirement announcements from the OnlyFans scene, and recap standout moments from the recent Coldplay concert. For the lovers, we share fresh summer date ideas, and for the hip-hop heads, we spotlight Tyler, The Creator’s latest release Don't Tap the Glass—a creative leap only he could make.

Legacy meets virality as Do or Die returns to shoot a new video for their classic “Do U,” reignited by TikTok. Meanwhile, UMG is locked in a heated legal battle with Salt-N-Pepa over master recordings, and 50 Cent files a federal lawsuit against his ex for allegedly selling rights to his life story without permission.

And finally, we celebrate the 15th anniversary of Rick Ross’ Teflon Don—a timeless album that redefined luxury rap and gave us bangers like “B.M.F.,” “Aston Martin Music,” and “Live Fast, Die Young.”

Tap in for a no-filter ride through the culture.

In this jam-packed episode, we kick things off with a hilarious debate on swollen legs and whether men should rock thigh tattoos. We dive into summer vibes with hot date ideas and break down what to expect from Scary Movie 6 hitting theaters in summer 2026. Catch up on the latest Thug Motivation 101 live tour news and revisit nostalgia with a special segment dedicated to the classic Barbershop TV series.

On the music front, we highlight Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist’s announcement of their highly anticipated album Alfredo 2. Meanwhile, rapper Troy Ave stirs controversy by staging an attempted robbery and shooting to promote his new single. Chris Brown teases fans with a fresh snippet sampling Usher’s iconic Nice & Slow.

The episode heats up with Nicki Minaj setting Twitter ablaze, throwing shade at SZA, Punch, and Roc Nation over fake streams, subliminal shots, and industry politics—a messy mix of personal jabs and legacy battles. Adding to the drama, Colin Kaepernick’s partner Nessa “Nitty” Diab accuses Jay-Z and Roc Nation of blackballing the activist amidst the ongoing Nicki Minaj controversy.

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This week on The Morning Aux, the crew dives headfirst into the culture with questions we’ve all heard (or asked): Why don’t Black folks RSVP? Is it just vibes—or do we need to know who all gon’ be there first? We also debate if there’s an expiration date on slang—because hearing a 50-year-old say “rizz” might just be the final straw.

The episode gets real with a moment of Fibroid Awareness, then flips into chaos as we unpack rumors of dwarfs being hired for entertainment, Young Thug possibly going gospel, and a list of the unhealthiest fast food spots in the U.S. We also check in on the “soft life” era, talk stolen sounds in ATL, and break down the latest music news and releases.

Plus, we serve up another helping of “Struggle Meals” and an Uno Reverse you didn’t see coming.

🎧 Tune in for laughs, hot takes, and sharp commentary you won’t get anywhere else