DJ Envy pulls up on The Real Report for a special car episode with Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda, giving them a closer look at the cars, stories, and culture behind his collection. Envy talks about building his reputation in the car world, the celebrity whips he has brought out from 50 Cent, Cardi B, Offset, Pusha T, French Montana, Snoop, Trina, Killer Mike, Kevin Hart, and 85 South, and why old schools, foreigns, and custom builds mean so much in hip-hop. From Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Bentleys, Rolls Royce Cullinans, and Bugattis to the Impala SS, 1969 Camaro, 1970 Chevelle, Demon 170, Hellcat, and BMW 850 CSI, this episode is a ride through luxury cars, classic cars, car shows, and the stories only DJ Envy can tell.

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This week on The Real Report, Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda sit down with legendary DJ, producer, and Fool’s Gold founder A-Trak for a deep conversation on DJ culture, hip-hop history, and the records that changed the game. A-Trak breaks down launching Fool’s Gold, helping introduce Kid Cudi’s “Day ‘N’ Nite,” touring with Kanye West, forming Duck Sauce, winning world DJ battles as a teenager, playing the first Coachella, and why G-Unit’s global reach was different. The episode also dives into classic DJs, crate-digging, overseas club culture, independent artists, technology changing DJing, and what still keeps A-Trak passionate about music.

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This week on The Real Report, Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda recap a wild week starting with their trip back from Ibiza and Italy before breaking down the BET Awards, Druski’s controversial sax stunt, and the viral moment outside the awards. The guys also get into Jaron “Boots” Ennis’ big fight, the AI rap controversy behind the “Rubbers” track, B2K vs Pretty Ricky VERZUZ reactions, Polymarket scams, Malik Beasley’s betting situation, the Mexican Batman story, Big Tigger’s alleged incident, major NBA trades including Ja Morant to Portland and LaMelo Ball to Minnesota, Ferrari’s electric car debate, BlackRock selling Bitcoin, and GTA 6 preorders.

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This week Tony Yayo sits down with Max Siegelman to talk about the rise of Siegelman Stable, turning his father’s racing stable logo into a luxury fashion brand, and building major collaborations with the New York Knicks, Yankees, Rangers, Mets, Ford, Indy 500, and the US Open. Max breaks down how athletes and celebrities like Jalen Brunson, Carmelo Anthony, Steph Curry, Aaron Judge, Kendall Jenner, and Justin Bieber helped bring attention to the brand, while also sharing the family story, Virgil Abloh’s influence, the equine therapy giveback, and why Siegelman Stable is more than merch.

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This week on The Real Report, Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda sit down with Albee Al, Breannie, & Thunz for a raw conversation about Jersey, jail, street politics, music, and survival. Albee opens up about growing up around gentrification and the streets, doing time in max, getting respect behind the wall, how his music caught fire in the jails, and why he had to change his way of thinking. The crew also gets into Gunna and Young Thug, Lil Durk’s case, Pooh Shiesty, Gucci Mane, police technology, rats, ATL politics, Summer Jam, Jersey’s top rappers, and the advice Albee Al wants to give the kids coming up after him.

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Joseph Sikora, best known as Tommy Egan from Power, joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda on The Real Report for a hilarious and wide-ranging conversation about bringing Tommy to life, his first day on set, finding out Ghost was going to die, getting his own spin-off with Power Book IV: Force, and how 50 Cent helped build the world around the character. Joseph also talks about his hip-hop roots, Kay Slay crediting him for graffiti, Chicago culture, working with Tom Cruise, his wild time on Ozark, directing an episode of Raising Kanan, shooting a commercial with Michael Jordan as a kid, and why New York pizza beats Chicago deep dish. From crazy Tommy fan stories to his favorite rappers, Polish family roots, acting, auditions, and his dog Pirate stealing the show, this episode gets into the man behind one of TV’s most iconic street characters.

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Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda are back on The Real Report for a solo episode celebrating the Knicks bringing a championship back to New York. The guys break down Jalen Brunson becoming the king of NY, the parade, wild fan reactions, Knicks fans taking over the city, and why this win could motivate every other New York sports team. They also react to James Harden’s Houston arrest, Haiti making the World Cup, Kai Cenat’s Streamer University chaos, the UFC event at the White House, and artists backing away from political events. Later, Yayo and Murda discuss Nipsey Hussle’s upcoming posthumous album, vinyl releases, Jay-Z teaming up with Target for the 30th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt, and how business, legacy, and public backlash all collide in hip-hop.

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N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN sit down with Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda on The Real Report to break down Big Pun, 50 Cent, Nas, Prodigy, Capone-N-Noreaga, Drink Champs, and New York hip-hop history. N.O.R.E. speaks on working with Big Pun, why Pun was one of the best people he ever met, Pun asking him to connect with DJ Whoo Kid, Pun being the first person he saw receive a wire transfer, and why Capital Punishment is a classic. He also explains why 50 Cent was always solid with him, how 50 became one of the first people to give him time for an interview, and how their relationship stayed strong after executive pushback. N.O.R.E. also talks about getting in the studio with Nas, releasing his first solo album after The War Report, meeting Capone, seeing The Notorious B.I.G. at Hot 97, acting in Paid In Full, getting banned from Black clubs in New York, The Tunnel era, Chris Lighty, Hip-Hop police, breaking Pharrell, going Latin with his music, and the exclusive “LA LA” story involving Prodigy being taken off the record. DJ EFN explains how Drink Champs started, how the name came together, why the DJ-and-rapper format worked, and how the show helped change hip-hop podcasting over 10 years.

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