DJ Khaled talks Jay Z, wanting to sign Remy Ma on The Breakfast Club with DJ Envy,Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God
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The Breakfast Club
WWPR is the flagship station of the nationally syndicated The Breakfast Club in the mornings, hosted by DJ Envy, Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God. It debuted in December 2010 and grew to be one
of the most popular morning programs in New York.[3] The program also gained popularity outside New York nationally long before syndication took place by way of the internet and television. The Source named The Breakfast Club the #1 radio program in the nation.[4] All three DJ's have experience in radio and television. DJ Envy is the host of MTV2 shows Sucker Free and The Week in Jams. Angela Yee is a correspondent for Sucker Free and is one of the stars on the VH1 series The Gossip Game. Charlamagne Tha God is the co-host of MTV2's Guy Code and was a former co-host of The Wendy Williams Experience.
of the most popular morning programs in New York.[3] The program also gained popularity outside New York nationally long before syndication took place by way of the internet and television. The Source named The Breakfast Club the #1 radio program in the nation.[4] All three DJ's have experience in radio and television. DJ Envy is the host of MTV2 shows Sucker Free and The Week in Jams. Angela Yee is a correspondent for Sucker Free and is one of the stars on the VH1 series The Gossip Game. Charlamagne Tha God is the co-host of MTV2's Guy Code and was a former co-host of The Wendy Williams Experience.
In April 2013, Premiere Networks (WWPR's corporate cousin) launched a weekend version of the show Weekends with the Breakfast Club, which is a Top 20 Countdown. Four months later, The Breakfast Club on the weekdays went into national syndication.[5] The show is heard in Tucson, Milwaukee, Charleston, Birmingham, New Orleans, Waco, Montgomery, Jacksonville, Miami, Norfolk, Richmond,[6] Houston,[7] Detroit,[8] Seattle,[9] Columbus, Georgia,[10] and Atlanta.[11]