This week Yayo and Murda are joined by Harlem Legend as they discuss the G-Unit G6 sellout, Joe versus Donell Jones, the Keefe D trial and Diddy allegations, Fivio Foreign’s gospel turn, QCP’s medical emergency, Dr. Dre supporting AI in music, Gervonta Davis and Devin Haney’s feud, and the dispute involving Biggie’s estate. They also discuss Neon helping Delonte West and the Cleveland Browns choosing Deshaun Watson over Shedeur Sanders.

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London Brown joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda to break down Uncle Marvin’s shocking death on Power Book III: Raising Kanan, why fans turned against Kanan, the making of the show’s shootouts and fight scenes, and Marvin’s loyalty to the Thomas family. London also reflects on being broke before Ballers, turning a small role opposite Dwayne Johnson into five seasons, touring with Chris Tucker, learning his craft through theater and comedy, and preparing for long days on set. Plus, Yayo and Murda turn the interview into a hilarious argument over S.W.A.T. 2, Bruce Willis, Tires, and Money & Violence.

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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.

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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.

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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’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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Naughty By Nature legend Treach joins Tony Yayo, Uncle Murda and The Real Report crew for a candid conversation about why the group will never fully reunite, his business disputes with Vin Rock and DJ Kay Gee, and the lasting impact of “O.P.P.” Treach also recalls auditioning for Bishop alongside 2Pac, meeting Pac while they were roadies for Queen Latifah and Digital Underground, touring the world more than 35 years later, transitioning into acting, Jersey’s greatest MCs and why classic hip-hop continues to connect globally.

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Brooklyn’s King Beamo joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda to break down his rise from East New York, nearly walking away from rap, and how Cash Cobain, Bay Swag, Sleepy Hallow, Sheff G, Pop Smoke and 50 Cent helped reshape his path. Beamo talks about signing with Steven Victor’s Victor Victor Worldwide, performing at HOT 97 Summer Jam with his mother in the crowd, the success of “5AM Lamb Chops,” his new project THE NEW NEW YORK, and working with Bobby Shmurda, Don Q and G Herbo. He also opens up about becoming a father at 16, navigating child support, rebuilding his career through social media, artists copying his sound, and having more than 300 unreleased songs ready to go.

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Rich The Kid joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda to reveal how he left Quality Control, discovered he was also signed to 300 Entertainment, and used a mysterious phone filled with music-industry contacts to secure the deal that led to “New Freezer” and “Plug Walk.” He explains giving Migos the Zaytoven beat that became “Versace,” flying from Dubai to Saudi Arabia to create “Carnival,” and building Rich Forever with Famous Dex and Jay Critch. Rich also previews C’est La Vie, discusses working with Justin Bieber, J Balvin, Gunna and Rema, his Mansory G-Wagon partnership, Haitian upbringing, Latin music project and future clothing line.

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DJ SpinKing joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda on The Real Report to break down his return to music with “Beat Go” featuring DaBaby and Fetty Wap, the making of A Boogie wit da Hoodie’s “Timeless,” and the relationships that put him on tour with Cardi B and in the room when Pop Smoke met 50 Cent. He also opens up about surviving a teenage crash on train tracks, explains why he refuses money to play records, weighs talent against social media popularity in today’s DJ culture, recalls DJing Pacha with broken equipment and no headphones, and reveals how investing his last $30,000 into “Adult Swim” helped generate 150 million views.

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Undefeated boxing legend Terence “Bud” Crawford joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda on The Real Report to discuss retiring at 42-0, his fights with Canelo Álvarez and Errol Spence Jr., and why he believes Jaron “Boots” Ennis should thank him for the comparisons that helped build his name. Bud opens up about being shot in the back of the head two weeks before a fight, the hardest punch he ever took, sparring Tim Bradley, staying disciplined with money, and giving back through his sports academy and community work. He also shares his thoughts on Jake Paul, Shakur Stevenson, Devin Haney, Ryan Garcia, Adrien Broner, Claressa Shields, and the biggest fights boxing fans still want to see.

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