On this episode of The Breaks:

• Hosts Confucius and Fresh talk about the upcoming Verzuz battle between Ashanti and Keyshia Cole on Saturday, December 12th.
• In this week’s installment of Random Hip-Hop Facts  both hosts celebrate Jay-Z’s December 4th birthday with some fun facts about their favorite rapper
• Fresh suggests that if people want clout, they need to earn it in this week’s Unpopular Opinion.
• In his Confucius Says segment, Confucius tells listeners that if you give someone advice, and they don’t follow it, you should just let it go.

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This week on The Breaks Fresh and Confucius:

• Discuss the success of Cardi B’s new song “WAP” featuring Megan the Stallion.
• Talk about the recent arrests of two men for the 2002 murder of Run DMC’s Jam Master Jay.
• Theorize as to why Akon might be hanging out with Tekashi 6ix9ine.
• Debate whether Kim Kardashian’s involvement in the effort to free C Murder will be make an impact.
• In his Unpopular Opinion, Fresh hopes that Jay-Z can let go of any lingering pettiness he might feel towards Nas.
• In his Confucius Says segment, Confucius says that it’s not worth it to try to understand other people’s baffling decisions.

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This week on The Breaks, Confucius and Fresh

• Touch what it’s been life to sheltering in place due to COVID-19.
• Discuss how these new circumstances are pushing artist to find creative ways to connect with fans.
• Talk about the new  Jay Electronica release “A Written Testimony.”
• Chat about Slim Thug potentially brokering a truce between Trae tha Truth and Z-Ro.
• In his Unpopular Opinion, Fresh reminds people to say inside because COVID-19 does not discriminate.
• Confucius voices his frustration about non-billionaires defending billionaires for their small donations for COVID-19 relief.
• This week’s local song of the week is “It’s All Good” by Paris Aryanna.

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This week on The Breaks:

• Confucius and Fresh give listeners little known facts about Jay-Z for his 50th birthday & explore the connection between Hov and the late Pimp C.
• The guys discuss whether there’s some underlining tension between Toronto stars The Weeknd and PARTYNEXTDOOR.
• Austin based Harry Edohoukwa comes in for an interview and performance live in Studio 1A.
• Fresh explains that while Hip Hop culture is indeed Black culture, but that doesn’t mean that only Black people can appreciate and participate the genre, for his Unpopular Opinion.
• Confucius talks about the between admiration and idolization, while naming some of his idols on his Confucius Says segment.

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