The Morning Aux

Things get deliciously unpredictable in this episode of The Morning Aux, where no topic is too random and no headline is safe. From Kid Cudi’s surprise wedding to WWE’s return to Birmingham, the Aux crew is locked in on what’s popping across culture, music, and sports.

We touch on everything from T.I. & Tiny’s legal saga with the OMG Girlz to the brewing tension between Claressa Shields and Laila Ali, with reactions that’ll keep you thinking (and laughing). There’s new heat in the music world, the latest Jordan retros for the sneakerheads, and even a spotlight on Megan Thee Stallion’s name being dropped next to Klay Thompson.

Elsewhere, we’re talking UNO in Vegas, struggle meals, wild stories from the group chat, and a standout Adidas campaign you might’ve missed.

The title says it all—Wild Card Energy from start to finish. Hit play, and ride the wave.

In this episode of The Morning Aux, the crew dives into the wildest headlines making noise across the culture. From B. Simone setting the record straight about her finances to Popeyes dropping an AI diss track on McDonald’s, it’s clear the internet never sleeps.

We break down the latest in celebrity news, including moves from Kanye West, Big Sean, Fetty Wap, and JT, and unpack what’s real, what’s performative, and what’s just plain entertaining.

If you like your pop culture with a side of unfiltered takes and no industry fluff, this one’s for you.

On this episode of The Morning Aux, we’re mixing laughs, culture, and conversation with two special guests—Brandon the Intern and rising artist Mel.Crozby. We dive into everything from tattoo cover-ups and the latest celebrity news to an update on what’s happening with AMC Theatres. Brandon reflects on his journey as the first-ever intern on the show, ranks his Top 5 U.S. Presidents, shares his favorite moments, and brings the humor with his signature “Bites of Brandon” segment. Later, Mel.Crozby joins the crew to talk about his artistry, musical inspirations, and his latest project On Purpose.—plus he jumps in for some games and fun with the Aux team. It’s an episode full of laughs, real talk, and creative energy you won’t want to miss.

We’re back with another episode of The Morning Aux, where the conversation stays real, the laughs come easy, and nothing is off-limits. This time, we’re imagining what life would look like with a Chuck E. Cheese for adults—games, drinks, and no kids allowed. We’re also breaking down the unspoken rules of friendship, the hilarious things Black folks say without saying anything, and the surprising comeback of Apple Bottoms. From Apple Music’s emoji controversy to Shaq’s vision of the perfect woman and Kandi Burruss’ daughter’s wild $14K night out, we’re covering the stories lighting up timelines. Plus, we get into the rise of lip fillers, the cultural significance of Essence Festival, and the eye-opening fact that women are more likely to leave over emotional neglect than cheating. And of course, we’re running through the new music releases you need to hear. Tap in for the conversation, stay for the culture.

On this episode of The Morning Aux, we’re serving up everything from headlines to hot takes with that unfiltered energy you’ve come to expect. We react to the viral news of the Ying Yang Twins performing at SeaWorld (yes, you read that right) and check in on Nelly and Ashanti’s parenting era that has the internet in their feelings. Plus, with the announcement of the final Fast & Furious movie, we ask—should this franchise have ended five sequels ago?

We also break down the latest on Chris Brown’s legal win after a lawsuit against him gets dropped, and dive into a real discussion: is it dominance or insecurity when men feel intimidated by strong women? On the music side, we show love to some top underrated R&B artists who deserve more spotlight, while on the health front, we bring Fibroid Awareness to the table—a conversation too many people overlook.

We’re also asking the Aux Crew and listeners some wild 4th of July “Would You Rather” questions and unpacking the unsettling news about Trump’s threats to deport U.S. citizens if he wins reelection.

Tap in for laughs, real talk, and everything in between.

On this episode of The Morning Aux, the crew dives into a lively mix of headlines, cultural commentary, and hot takes that span music, news, and everyday chaos. From Drake’s right-hand man Chubbs throwing unexpected shade at T-Pain’s relevance, to Ye and King Combs teaming up on a surprise project, we break down what’s new and what’s next in the industry. Finesse2Tymes also finds himself in the spotlight after revealing he didn’t brush his teeth before getting veneers—yes, that actually happened.

Elsewhere, we discuss rumors surrounding Chris Brown’s inner circle and what may have gone down over the weekend, while also keeping an eye on AMC Theatres as they introduce updates that could reshape the movie experience for everyone. We take a moment to spotlight Derrick Groves, the last man still incarcerated in a major case, and unpack why his story matters now more than ever. And in pop culture news, fans may be saying a surprising goodbye to Marge Simpson.

Our weekly music roundup includes the latest album drops and hot singles you need to hear before the weekend hits. And to top it off, we throw in a little Aux Crew breakfast banter: is cereal technically soup? And what’s your go-to lazy breakfast when adulting just isn’t on the agenda—Pop-Tarts, bagels, or cold pizza?

It’s culture, chaos, and conversation—unfiltered and unapologetic. Tap in.

Today on The Morning AUX, we’re joined by comedian and entertainer Floss the Mack for a no-holds-barred episode packed with laughs, hot takes, and real talk.

We kick things off with viral antics from B. Simone and Pretty V, then pivot to Trump’s headline-grabbing return and the internet’s favorite new term: hobosexuals. AMC drops a bold new warning on their site, Tyra Banks surprises her mom in Australia, and Elon Musk’s latest Twitter antics keep the chaos coming.

In entertainment news, 50 Cent is set to play Balrog in the Street Fighter movie, and we celebrate 25 years of Nelly’s "Country Grammar"—a certified classic that changed the game. We also break down Meek Mill’s independence move and ask: Is the major label model dead, or is full control only possible after fame?

Plus, Drake vs. T-Pain sparks a heated legacy debate. Should artists know when to bow out, or ride it ‘til the wheels fall off?

Don’t miss our sit-down with Floss the Mack as he brings his signature humor to the table and weighs in on the biggest cultural conversations of the week.

Hit play and stay locked—The Morning AUX is where the culture connects. 🎙🔥

On this episode of The Morning Aux, we break down Brandy & Monica’s upcoming Boy Is Mine Tour with Kelly Rowland, revisit iconic albums turning 20, and debate the latest One Gotta Go. Brandon returns with wild questions, from ghosting vs. paragraphs to deleting apps and protecting your peace. We react to Cardi B’s new album Am I The Drama?, Lizzo’s rap era, and Red Lobster’s seafood reboot. Plus, we unpack OpenAI’s $200M military deal, the XXL Freshman class, and Karmelo Anthony’s shocking indictment. Tap in for culture, chaos, and commentary.

This morning on The Morning Aux, we’re breaking down all the chaos from the weekend and serving up a mix of headlines you need to hear. We kick things off with celebrity talk—Viola Davis, Chris Brown, and a fiery debate over who takes the crown: Jim Jones or Nas. We also dive into Percy Miller’s impact, the latest with Jayda Cheaves and Lil Baby, and Kodak Black’s viral club moment that has social media in an uproar. Shifting gears, we get into serious territory with Trump’s strike on Iran’s nuclear sites—what it means for U.S. cities, our troops, and the risk of cyber warfare. We also spotlight a Harvard researcher who claims he was fired for exposing too much about the school’s ties to slavery. And to wrap it all up, we bring some cultural flavor with Black Twitter’s Juneteenth cornbread showdown, Black Music Month highlights, and a quick round of One Gotta Go. It’s a full plate—raw, relevant, and unfiltered.

On this episode of The Morning Aux, we bring the energy with new music drops, spotlight independent artistry, test the crew’s musical memory, and honor a trailblazer in Black music history.

We kick things off with the latest in music: Offset and JID join forces on “Bodies,” Cardi B makes a bold return with “Outside,” Clipse drop the long-awaited “So Be It,” Erykah Badu and The Alchemist team up on “Next To You,” Rapsody and Madlib deliver the new Madraps EP, and Wale reemerges with “Where To Start.”

Next up, it’s game time — Nicole goes head-to-head with Oneal in a heated round of Who Said That? Think you can name the artist before they do?

Our Independent Artist Spotlight shines on Mel.Crozby with his smooth, nostalgic track “Polaroids,” produced by Classified Alias.

Then we shake things up with this week’s Would You Rather, where the crew navigates hilarious and thought-provoking hypotheticals.

And in honor of Black Music Month, we pay tribute to the legendary Sun Ra — a visionary artist whose cosmic sound helped shape the Afrofuturist movement and still influences music today.

Turn us up and catch the vibe — this is The Morning Aux.