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Danyel explains why “Lost Ones” by Lauryn Hill is the greatest diss record of all time, Angela Yee from The Breakfast Club joins to talk about growing up with Lauryn, and more. Then, MC Lyte checks in to give her POV on being a diss track legend.
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Danyel Smith sets the record straight: “Lost Ones” by Lauryn Hill is the greatest diss record of all time. She’s joined by The Breakfast Club’s Angela Yee to talk about the Grammys, growing up with Lauryn, and more. Then, MC Lyte checks in to give her POV on being a diss track legend.
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