Stacey‘s boyfriend is incaracerated and she’s been faithful since he went in a year ago. He has 1 to 2 years left on his sentence. Should Stacy continue being faithful to the man she says she wants to marry? Listen to Angela Yee‘s advice on this week’s Ask Yee.

The anticipation for Meek Mill‘s project was high at 2:15pm on May 7 and many fumbled around Datpiff or Livemixtapes trying to get their hands on Dreamchasers 2, including myself, while the servers were down at Datpiff.

It was frustrating as hell waiting for Internet servers to clear up (it took almost two hours to clear up), but it was worth the wait!

Meek, who just turned 25, puts his ability to rap on a pedestal!

Dreamchasers 2 bangs with lethal street anthems like “Flexing,” “Lean Wit It,” & “A-1,” and I swear I was starting to feel like I was slinging rocks after a few listens.

Meek Mill also switches it up and delivers radio friendly tracks like “Amen”, “Take U Home” and “Big Dreams”.

It actually feels like Meek tore out rhymes from a personal journal: Took a few rhymes from his personal journal to help you understand where’s he’s from and why he’s seated at the right side of Rick Ross.

“Used To Be:”

“When I was young I started planning it out/My father got killed, I was the man of the house/By the age of 16 man them hammers was out.”

This lyric right chea? This is why he’s seated at the right hand of Rick Ross. Ruh!

If you haven’t given this tape a proper listen by now, stop playing around and check out the stream below.

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Previously: Dreamchasers

Shawnna visited The Breakfast Club to catch us up on what’s been going on in her career and personal life. She talks [or doesn't] about her split from Ludacris/DTP, raising 3 kids, how she makes money, her legendary father Buddy Guy, the Chicago Hip-Hop scene, female rappers and her brand new mixtape. Check back for a complete summary soon.

Black Enterprise sat down with social media titan Karen Civil as part of the Black Blogger Month series. In her interview, Karen discusses how Angela Yee is one of her biggest career influences.

“I love [New York radio personality] Angela Yee because she’s herself. She likes to wear $900 shoes, have a good time and it all works. She’s also a hustler—very ambitious and I like that. At times, I look at myself as the hip-hop Blossom because I wear so many different hats and it’s the same as [Yee]. She has her site, she’s on the radio, she does TV… I appreciate someone in entertainment who’s similar to me but on a higher plateau, but it doesn’t feel like it. Usually it’s hard for females in the same field to be okay with one another, but she’s not like that at all. Another person is [Funkmaster] Flex. Whether you like him or not he’s making sure that he stays relevant, that he’s No. 1 and that’s still pushing his content. He never gets old and that’s exactly where I want my brand to be. Him and Angela Yee, they just do it for me. They’re two wonderful people that I watch on a daily basis and kind of implement certain things they do into my business life and it’s working.”

Read the full interview here

The Breakfast Club debates Maybach Music Group’s signing of Omarion and asks if this takes O out The Freezer Ice Box.

Gabrielle wanted to come to The Breakfast Club to meet and confess to Ami that she’s been sleeping with her husband Vikram.

“First just let me say I’m very sorry. And the reason I brought you here was that I am having an affair with Vikram and I just wanted you to know. Again I’m very sorry, but I think you need to know this.”

Ami and Vikram have been married for 3 years and had an arranged marriage. Listen to Ami’s reaction and what happen’s when they get Vikram on the phone during this week’s The Decision.

Swizz Beatz joined The Breakfast Club to discuss the numerous business ventures he’s involved in such as Reebok, Christian Louboutin, LOTUS, Aston Martin and more.

“It’s not about me being on a producer level with [bringing Korean music to the states]. It’s just more of building a tunnel so all the boundries in music can start getting rolled over becuase it shouldn’t be about Korean music, music from the states. Music is one voice. Music is a universal voice. So I just wanted to start over there in Korea because their music movement is huge, and we sure don’t know about it.”

“Traveling has been like one of the biggest things with me growing sonically because you get a chance to hear other cultures. You get to see other things then you can understand: Ok you hot, but there’s some other sounds that’s hot as well. You mix those things together and you can have success.”

“I’m a student, so I’m always looking for more information, definitely more information people put in front of me, people tell me… I like to do homework and research to see what to waste my time, what not to waste my time with and it works. And also teaching at NYU gave me a big responsibility to go even deeper into having knowledge and knowing what’s going on. So all those different things made me go in deeper to art and everything like that as well.”

“I just moved myself from the traditional way of doing business in the music industry, because I just feel like the traditional way of doing business is not updated with the times that we living with the technology driven world. And I think that the greed, the oldest paper pushing business in the world which is the music industry, it has to change. I remember when the music industry could have owned 50% of everything digital. Everything. Half of iTunes, half of everything. But the greed and the miscommunication with the technology, it just messed up everything for the traditional way of doing business.”

Watch the rest of the interview where Swizz discusses his involvement with Megaupload, no unity in New York Hip Hop, his Bronx charter school, attending the White House correspondents dinner and his wife Alicia Keys.

The Breakfast Club honored Shaquille O’Neal for Hoe Appreciation.

Monica Taylor from Mommy’s Dirty Little Secret sat down for an exclusive interview with our very own Angela Yee.

Angela Yee of Power 105.1′s Breakfast Club is what we like to call a dating expert, not to mention she’s one of most powerful women in radio today. She’s used to being the one asking all the questions, but I sat down with Angela Yee and got to her reveal some of her dirty little secrets, dating advice, and more.

Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York and later moving to New Jersey, Angela Yee is one of the few females to ever headline her own morning show. She’s also the host of Lip Service, a new show soon to premiere. Angela is Chinese and Montserratian and attended Wesleyan University in Massachusetts. Her first job after college was working at Wu-Tang Management.

Monica Taylor: For a person who asks people about their lives and business for a living, we sure don’t know a lot about you.

Angela Yee: I feel like people know a lot about me. Its probably because I date regular guys.

They call them RN’s (regular n****s)…

(Laughing) yeah I don’t need or prefer to date celebrities. I’m around too many high profile guys and get an up close and personal peek at their behavior. I know the game.

So you are single?

Yup! No boyfriend but I date often. Dating and the beginning of relationships are my favorite part. Everyone’s on their best behavior, you get lots of attention. Girls can be so busy looking to lock a man down they don’t enjoy the beginning when you’re getting to know each other…..that’s when women need to listen!

What’s worst date you’ve been on?

It was a blind double date…so you already know. This guy was name dropping and bragging the entire time. We went to a club, the guys couldn’t get in – so we left them on line and went in and partied.

What’s your dating pet peeve?

Letting the woman pay. I will offer, but a man should pay at beginning unless it’s established that this is MY treat. Says a lot about a man to me how he handles this.

Being around handsome high powered celebs isn’t tempting?

I grew up in Brooklyn and knew lots of famous guys, and guys before they became famous, so it’s not a big stretch. And besides being picky I’m a little bit of a tomboy so I have lots of male friends.

What’s your type of guy?

I love clean cut guys, fresh hair cuts, nails cut, good grooming. That’s important. I’m blunt and honest so a guy has to be able to handle that. I’m also usually the one who says lets take it SLOW! I don’t need to be “Wifey” in a few weeks.

What about manscaping?

Yes, he should shave his pubes! Its cleaner that way, not messy or musty!

What’s the biggest mistake women make with men?

Women need to STOP believing what men tell you! Look at his actions. Ladies, it’s a no brainer. If he texts instead of picking up the phone, if you haven’t met his friends or family, if he only asks to see you last minute… don’t kid yourself. If a guy likes you it’s simple- he makes long term plans with you, he will ask now what your July 4th plans are, his actions show he likes you and cares, regardless of what he says.

Biggest secret of men?

Men settle down when they are ready NOT necessarily for the right woman! A man will sacrifice the right woman if he’s not ready for commitment. So women do you and stop trying to convince a man of anything. Not gonna work.

Do you give your friends advice?

That’s a hard one because it doesn’t matter what you say, if a friend is not ready to see or hear the truth they won’t. I often keep my opinion to myself unless asked.

Have any celebrities ever gotten crazy over what you’ve said?

Oh Yes. Jim Jones was pissed about us reporting a fight he had. We were just the first to report it…we didn’t say anything wrong, but someone has to be blamed. Also, Xzibit went in on us over a comment over him not being a rapper anymore…lawyers even got involved.

Have you ever been in an uncomfortable situation with a friend or celebrity where you knew dirt was being done?

Yup. From where I sit I see a lot of that, but I’m a steel cage. I just pay attention and learn.

Tell me about new show you are working on Lip Service…

We’re doing a pilot for the show, which takes place in a lounge environment, and mixes in women you see in videos and magazines with artists/celebrities. We’ll be discussing personal and intimate topics that these personalities don’t normally address in interviews. It’s a great way for people to show their personalities and have fun at the same time.

How is it at 105.1′s Breakfast Club, being only the woman on a male team?

I’m used to that, especially in radio. I’m one of the few women to ever headline my own show…especially morning radio! Women are usually categorized as giving traffic and gossip. I was part of Cipha Sounds’ show on Shade 45 (Eminem’s channel) on Sirius Satellite Radio. When he left, I surprisingly chose not to make the move with him to Hot 97. Part of me was just comfortable where I was and knew it wasn’t my time. It was a very very risky move, but I stayed and the show became The Morning After With Angela Yee. Even after they let me head the show and named it after me, they were still looking for a male to replace Cipha. After years of the show being successful, I realized I had accomplished all I could at Shady and didn’t have the support to take it to the next level. Since I had nothing to prove I took the opportunity to go to The Breakfast Club on Power 105.1. It was the right decision for me. Cipha understands why I did what I did, and still supports me.

Angela Yee doesn’t hold back. Here’s some brutal advice for the ladies that will help you wake up:

What do you do when you really like a guy but he’s super cheap?

Sometimes as women we have to realize that being straight up is the best way to get your point across. Tell him specifically what bothers you (he got you an awful birthday present, he doesn’t tip) and see if he’s willing to work on it. If you don’t do that, then you’ll end up bitter and at some point explode.

What are some tell-tale signs that the man you’re dating is hiding that he’s in a relationship?

He doesn’t answer the phone late at night, he doesn’t invite you over, you don’t meet his family/friends, he doesn’t take you out with him, he turns his ringer off and phone upside down when he’s with you

What’s your opinion on sexting, yay or nay?

Sexting can be fun, but just remember that anything you send out could end up going public one day. Naked pictures without your face only if you feel the need, and nothing that would be too embarrassing if the world sees.

Is it OK to date a guy you’ve met on a social networking site?

I personally would only date off of an actual dating site where people are there for that specific purpose. If you happen to meet one of your followers or friends and decide you like them, that’s different.

Should women be wary of men who only text and don’t call?

A lot of men text because it’s easier in the beginning but you just have to text them, call me when you get a chance. I appreciate hearing someone’s voice and it’s hard to date seriously if you never talk. Some of your best conversations will happen on a late night phone convo. And you have to have that guy you can drunk dial and get silly with!

Carter: I’m talking to this chick. I use to mess with her friend.

Angela: What do you mean by messing with her friend? Like that was your girlfriend or y’all just use to have sex?

Carter: Nah, it was a quick thing

Angela: How close is she to this girl?

Carter: They real cool. She don’t wanna, she hasn’t told her yet that we talking.

Listen to Angela Yee‘s advice on this week’s Ask Yee.