The Real Report with Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda – Details, episodes & analysis

Welcome to the FIRST episode of The Real Report with Tony Yayo & Uncle Murda! It’s REAL friends, with REAL convos, where nothing is off limits! They talk choosing sides in rap, like between Cardi B and Nikki Minaj or G-Unit vs Terror Squad, their favorite “First Day Out” songs, then we get into ‘The Real Report” to grade Rolex vs Richard Mille, Mike Amiri vs Chrome Hearts, and clubs in NY vs ATL. Plus they talk G-Unit history, Ruff Ryders deals, 50 Cent’s deals, Fat Joe loyalty, and why they’re kind of mad at Conway the Machine!

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Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda are joined by the first guest to grace The Real Report: North Carolina's own DaBaby. The "Rockstar" rapper tells Yayo and Murda about his latest project 'BE MORE GRATEFUL,' how his hit single "POP DAT THANG" came together, the stories behind the scenes of his collaboration project with NBA YoungBoy, and why he respects 50 Cent for not being buddy-buddy with the rest of the hip hop game.

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Another week to keep it REAL. Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda  break down the viral showdown between Kai Cenat and iShowSpeed, unpacking the headlines surrounding GloRilla’s family drama, and debate their definitive Top 5 mob movies. They also dive into how TikTok is reshaping the music and media landscape as radio’s influence fades, and react to Timbaland’s AI controversy and what it means for producers and the future of creativity.

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DJ Vlad joins The Real Report with Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda to address his viral tweets and discuss how misinformation spreads online. The conversation also covers Jimmy Iovine’s recent comments on streaming platforms and their current relevance, the business model behind paying for interviews, LaRussell’s remarks about Lil Wayne, and a debate over the Top 5 NBA G.O.A.T.S. across different eras of basketball.

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Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda sit down with Brooklyn’s own Tracy Morgan for an unfiltered conversation about faith, forgiveness, and survival after his life-changing accident. Tracy reflects on losing his memory, forgiving the driver, growing up in Brooklyn during the 80s, and how comedy took him from Def Jam to SNL and major TV success. The guys also get into Knicks courtside moments and wild childhood stories, while remembering DMX, discussing Eddie Murphy’s legacy, Nas being Tracy’s cousin, and the pressures of fame, money, and Hollywood.

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A Boogie Wit da Hoodie joins The Real Report to talk about his rise from the SoundCloud era to earning over 72 gold and platinum records. Boogie opens up about selling out Radio City Music Hall, bringing out Mary J. Blige, smashing his Ferrari, and spending over $500K on Chrome Hearts, while debating Richard Mille vs. AP watches and the next wave in fashion. He also reflects on heartbreak as inspiration, staying consistent in the industry, future collaborations including Chris Brown, and what’s next as he looks to launch his own fashion line.

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On this episode of The Real Report, Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda sit down with Ms. Jackson and Obasi, the mother and brother of the late Pop Smoke, for an emotional and powerful conversation about preserving his legacy. They discuss the work being done through the Pop Smoke Foundation, how the organization continues to support youth and the Brooklyn community, and the mission behind events like the annual Pop Smoke Gala. The family also talks about expanding Pop Smoke’s legacy through the Black Smoke fashion collection, keeping his vision alive through culture, fashion, and community initiatives. During the conversation they reflect on Pop Smoke’s impact on New York, share memories of his rise, and even reveal their favorite Pop Smoke songs, while honoring the life and influence of one of Brooklyn’s most important modern artists.

Shoutouts to J.O Jerusalem & Darruci Leather for sharing their gifts with the family. 

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On this episode of The Real Report, Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda sit down with former NBA forward Tim Thomas for a wild and insightful conversation about basketball, hip-hop, and growing up in New Jersey. Tim breaks down how the parks and street ball culture shaped his unique game, being ahead of his time as a stretch forward, and how the NBA has changed with more three-point shooting, European-style play, and NIL money influencing young athletes. The guys get into Tim’s memories playing AAU with Kobe Bryant and Vince Carter, his time as teammates with LeBron James, and stories from Rucker Park, including playing alongside Fat Joe during the era of G-Unit vs Terror Squad. Tim also talks about growing up in Paterson during the crack era, his relationship with Stephon Marbury, and building the Tim Thomas Playaz program to help the next generation reach college and the league. Plus, the crew debates whether Jalen Brunson or Carmelo Anthony has had the better New York Knicks career. 

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On this episode of The Real Report, Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda break down the sudden cancellation of Rolling Loud Australia and question whether the festival era is starting to lose its hype. The guys also react to Spotify’s new billboards highlighting the “Future Leaders of Hip-Hop” and discuss the latest rap acts being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. After a heated debate about dogs, the fellas show love to Michael B. Jordan following his Best Male Performance win at the Actor Awards. All that and more on The Real Report.

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On this episode of The Real Report, Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda sit down with Bronx-born music video and TV director Eif Rivera, who breaks down his journey from graffiti and camcorders on 164th and Sheridan Ave to becoming one of the most trusted directors in hip hop and Hollywood. Eif details his long creative partnership with 50 Cent, the untold story behind brokering the peace between 50 and Fat Joe, and how working video after video with 50 ultimately opened the doors to 'Power,' 'For Life,' and music videos with Kendrick Lamar, Drake, French Montana, Nicki Minaj, and more. He also shares the full story of landing Al Pacino for his upcoming film 'Killing Castro,' including the nerve-wracking dinner where Pacino name-dropped every director he'd ever worked with before telling Eif that it was rappers that saved his career. Eif also reveals his next project, a Kimbo Slice biopic where 50 was offered the lead role.

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