The Morning Hustle kicks off with an attention‑grabbing Lo’Down as Lore’l breaks down shocking claims from Claudia Jordan and Shanna Moakler, who both recalled disturbing encounters with actor Steven Seagal — including stories of him pressuring young women into massages and even convincing an 18‑year‑old to remove her top under the guise of “acupuncture” during what should’ve been an audition. From there, Lore’l shifts to music headlines, revealing that Drake has refiled his previously dismissed lawsuit against Universal Music Group. Despite a judge already rejecting the case, Drake is still attempting to hold the label accountable over claims involving Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” and the cast can’t believe he refuses to drop it.

Later in the episode, the Hustle crew welcomes Freddie Gibbs, along with director Ryan Prows and actor RJ Cyler, to talk about their new film Night Patrol (referenced in the transcript as Night Shift and Night Patrol interchangeably). Gibbs opens up about stepping deeper into acting, how he was approached for the role, and how the team tailored the character specifically with him in mind. The conversation flows with humor, real creative insight, and behind‑the‑scenes stories, giving listeners a first look at one of Gibbs’ biggest acting moments yet.

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The Morning Hustle crew kicks off today’s episode with high energy, travel stories, and plenty of laughs—but the Lo’Down brings the real heat. Lore’l breaks down A$AP Rocky’s heartfelt decision to give back by paying the rent for every tenant in his grandmother’s Harlem apartment building, a move he describes as wanting to help without being flashy. His generosity becomes even more of a talking point as the team digs into his new album, “Don’t Be Dumb,” and his ongoing tension with Drake, fueled partly by loyalty to Rihanna.

Next, things get lively as the team reacts to Jeanie Buss’ surprising feelings about LeBron James, discussing long‑circulating rumors that the Lakers considered moving him—possibly to the Clippers—due to team dynamics, big salaries, and even concerns about how much gratitude he showed. The conversation turns into a mix of basketball talk and jokes about whether the Lakers even need LeBron now that younger stars like Luka are changing the league's energy.

Finally, Lore’l brings a jaw‑dropper: Michelle Obama says she would actively work against Barack running for president again if a third term were ever permitted. While she avoids discussing certain topics on the podcast she appeared on, she’s firm about the emotional toll the presidency took on their family and her belief that the country needs new leadership. The discussion spirals into the Hustle crew’s reactions—everything from “we need her!” to “we get it, sis!”

Between the laughter, personal stories, and heated reactions, this episode blends celebrity insight, cultural commentary, and the signature comedic chaos that listeners love from The Morning Hustle.

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On today’s episode of The Morning Hustle with Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker, the team kicks things off with an inspiring reminder not to let life’s frustrations knock you off your path. From there, they dive straight into a packed show full of entertainment news, wild listener calls, hip-hop debates, and HBCU updates.

In the Lo’Down, Ruby Rose steps forward with new claims about Nicki Minaj’s behavior on tour—saying Nicki allegedly fired someone after every show, including security she felt didn’t lift her offstage “seamlessly.” The hustle crew reacts to the comment and how it fits into the ongoing chatter about Nicki’s personality behind the scenes.

T.I. also makes headlines after debuting a fresh haircut and teasing his Kill the King album rollout. Alton and Kyle show love to Tip while joking about the mysterious “bald spot” that social media swore they spotted in the clip.

And Fat Joe stirs the pot by calling out J. Cole, criticizing him for backing away from the Kendrick beef. That comment sparks a passionate debate among the Hustle team, who break down why Cole bowed out, what fans misunderstood, and why the history between Cole and Kendrick matters more than the drama.

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