Charlamagne Tha God, a long-standing co-host of the popular New York City-based morning show *The Breakfast Club*, has hinted at his eventual departure from the program. During a recent appearance on the *Flagrant* podcast, Charlamagne revealed that he has a specific timeline in mind for when he will step away from the show.
"I personally have a number," Charlamagne said, clarifying that it is not a financial figure but rather a timeline for his exit from not just *The Breakfast Club*, but from being an on-air talent altogether. Since 2010, Charlamagne has co-hosted the show alongside DJ Envy and, until 2022, Angela Yee. Jess Hilarious succeeded Yee following her departure.
Despite planning his exit, Charlamagne assured fans that he would not be leaving the industry entirely. "I like being behind the scenes a lot more nowadays," he shared. "Empowering other people, watching people get their shit off, watching other people become these great entities that people love and fuck with
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Known for his often controversial opinions, Charlamagne also took the opportunity during the podcast to discuss Kanye West, criticizing him for trying to involve himself in the ongoing feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. "Nobody cares about Kanye rapping," Charlamagne said bluntly. "If Kanye had done this 10 years ago, it’s like, ‘Ooh shit, Kanye inserted himself in the beef!’ Nobody gives a fuck about Kanye rapping in 2024."
However, despite Charlamagne's comments, Kanye West achieved significant success earlier this year with his single "Carnival" from his joint album *Vultures 1* with Ty Dolla $ign, marking his first No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in over a decade.
Charlamagne's potential departure marks a significant shift for *The Breakfast Club*, a show that has become a staple in hip hop culture for its candid interviews and engaging discussions. Fans and industry watchers alike will be keen to see how the show evolves once he decides to step back
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