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  • Mar 2, 2020

    More specifically hot97 and power105? I remember when breakfast club interviews were huge now i rarely even hear about them (or maybe im not paying attention). The charlamagne vs hot97 beef was pretty entertaining too. Now we hear about neither, is the hot97/breakfast club era over?

  • Don't think the radio will ever die.

  • Nessy 🦎
    Mar 2, 2020

    They’re obsolete

  • Mar 2, 2020

    radio is dead b

  • Mar 2, 2020

    People watch the breakfast club on youtube now.

  • Mar 3, 2020
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    Streaming services killed the radio star

  • Not completely but yeah, Breakfast Club interviews get clout depending on who the interview is

  • Mar 3, 2020

    ye cause with streaming they whole job obsolete

  • Mar 3, 2020
    HNDRXX

    Streaming services killed the radio star

  • Mar 3, 2020

    Radio is irrelevant when it's possible to chart purely from audio and video streams.

    It seems like older artists still have that radio promotion mindset once they fall off but younger artists arent really as aggressive with it.

    Once they find a way to seamlessly connect streaming apps to cars the way they do with radio stations w/o a need for your phone and bluetooth, Radio will serve no purpose.

  • Mar 3, 2020

    That's also why you see so many radio personalities either moving to podcasts or having radio shows on the streaming apps now.

    It's not their bread and butter but they are preparing for when s*** hits the fan imo.

  • Mar 3, 2020

    I feel like album rollouts changing drastically the last 10 years have hurt hiphop radio stations too. Was always easy for the biggest station in certain markets to secure interviews

  • RADIO F*** YOU

  • Wouldn’t say they are dead because the breakfast club is in 90% of these rappers press runs