Angela Yee’s tweet implies The Breakfast Club is officially over

Angela Yee has caused a stir on social networks after stating that The Breakfast Club has ended.

Here is everything you need to know.

Angela Yee shares a cryptic tweet

Angela Yee took to her Twitter Tuesday night to share a cryptic message about the beloved morning talk show, The Breakfast Club.

Yee hosts the Power 105.1 show alongside Charlamagne Tha God and DJ Envy.

Yee’s message read, “The breakfast club, as you know it, is officially over.” She also added a heart-shaped hands emoji next to the text.

The reason behind Yee’s suspicious tweet remains unclear for now. However, 15 minutes later, she wrote another tweet in which she said: “GOD is good!”.

Additionally, Yee’s guest appeared on Revolt’s Assets Over Liabilities show earlier this year. Regardless, during his appearance, he mentioned that his contract with the Breakfast Club expired from December 2021.

However, some fans believe his tweets refer to his resignation from the show, while other hosts of the popular breakfast series will remain.

Yee’s colleagues Charlamagne Tha God and DJ Envy have yet to reveal their thoughts on his cryptic tweets.

More about The Breakfast Club

The Breakfast Club began its journey in 2010. Moreover, in a short time it captured the hearts of the people of New York City. Furthermore, it became an institution that developed numerous hip-hop moments.

Also, about two years ago, it was revealed that the Breakfast Club will be inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in August 2020.

At that time, Angela Yee showed her excitement at the news as she thanked the audience and the members included in the show.

Furthermore, Charlamagne Tha God shared that there will come a time when people will give them the respect they deserve. He also mentioned that the audience will remember the moment when they impacted the hip-hop culture during the last decade.

Meanwhile, DJ Envy simply thanked listeners for ‘hanging’ with them.

The message on the Radio Hall of Fame’s official website reads: “The Breakfast Club is not just a show, but a platform, a spotlight, a think tank for all things hip-hop/pop culture, politics and community. .’

They added that the Breakfast Club is recognized for its iconic interviews. They went on to say that the host’s unique ability to connect and engage with the audience through a combination of honesty and wit is one of the things that makes the show interesting.