Episode 21: Evolution

CEOHaize, Johnnie & Ralph discuss the VMAs, the pressure getting to Nicki Minaj, the evolution of hip hop and what artist deserves ...

Episode 21 of the The BREAKS Radio podcast, hosted by The B.R.E.A.K.S Media, titled "Episode 21: Evolution" was published on August 24, 2018 and runs 67 minutes.

August 24, 2018 ·67m · The BREAKS Radio

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CEOHaize, Johnnie & Ralph discuss the VMAs, the pressure getting to Nicki Minaj, the evolution of hip hop and what artist deserves a documentary about their life.

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CEOHaize, Johnnie & Ralph discuss the VMAs, the pressure getting to Nicki Minaj, the evolution of hip hop and what artist deserves a documentary about their life.

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