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Multi-award-winning artist Omarion sits with very own Deja Vu to talk about the newest vibration that he is on, the personal journey he took to get to this new point in his life. The "O" singer also gives a little bit of insight to his dating life and the type of women he likes. Deja Vu also got Omarion to teach her a dance move or two.

Omarion Teaches Deja Vu A New Dance, Speaks On His Full Circle Momeny, And His Upcoming Album

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Legendary singer Jon B. sits with JusNik and Kool DJ Red Alert to speak about his legacy. He talks about the importance of being to the road as an artist and receiving his bread and butter from touring. Jon B. gave a special tribute to hip-hop and reminisced with Red Alert about a music video that he appeared in. They also spoke about his latest single featuring Tank. Check out the full interview right now.

Jon B. On The Importance Of Being On The Road As An Artist, Tribute To Hip-Hop, & New Music

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The Queen of Hip- Hop Soul Mary J. Blige sits with JusNik and Kool Dj Red Alert to speak on her mental growth, manifestation, and taking care of herself. Blige also speaks on believing in love, her healing journey and taking accountability for her actions from previous relationships and how not to bring it into something new. Mary J. Blige also speaks about her new single ft. Vado and her role as Monaé in the hit series "Powerbook: Ghost." She reveals that playing that role, she has to go to some dark places to bring the character to life and says that everyone has a little Monaé in them. Mary also stated that she would like to play Nina Simone someday and more. Watch the entire interview now.

Mary J. Blige Speaks On Her Mental Health, & Still Believing In Love, Wanting to Play Nina Simone.

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Gopsel artist Todd Dulaney speaks with our very own Liz Black about his latest EP <a href="https://www.wbls.com/wbls-news/todd-dulaney-releases-new-ep-called-the-journey-live">"The Journey: Live." </a>Dulaney explains how he struggled to build his relationship and connection back with God after the pandemic. The singer gave his testimony on how the pandemic really made him a different person but once he was able to bounce back, he doesn't move without the Holy Spirit. He went on to speak about his EP and how he prefers to do live recordings instead of studio recordings because there is a difference in the atmosphere. He also talked about the song "I Lift My Eyes," which is a tribute to a former singer of his, Ashely Hardin.The singer explained that Hardin was tragically murdered by her boyfriend, causing her to leave behind three children. Check out the entire interview now.

Todd Dulaney On Finding His Way Back To Jesus, His New EP, & Honoring Singer Ashley Hardin

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JusNik and DJ Big Reef revamps New Music Friday to a new series called Plugged In. Their first guests are R&B singers Tone Stith and Tiara Thomas. The artists speak about their newest projects, Tiara working with numerous artists include Wale, H.E.R., Chris Brown and more. Tone speaks on bringing back the era of "baby making music" and what to be in the blame of baby boom with his music.Tone and Tiara also gives their takes on Dark R&B, putting bridges in songs, and so much more. Check out the entire interview now.

Tiara Thomas & Tone Stith Speak on New Music, Getting Revenge On Exes and Dark R&B

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Entrepreneur Pinky Cole speaks with DejaVu about her journey and how she juggles motherhood, entrepreneurship. Pinky opened about having everything one day and losing it all the next day. She revealed that she was able to learn from everything that she lost and learn from her mistakes so that she doesn't make the same ones again. Pinky Cole also speaks about other life lessons and such in her new book, "I Hope You Fail: Ten Hater Statements Holding You Back from Getting Everything You Want." The book is available everywhere books are sold.

Pinky Cole Talks About Her New Book, Overcoming HardTimes, & The Opening Of Slutty Vegan

The-Shindellas

JusNik speaks with the R&B group The Shindellas to discuss everything from forming a girl group, to manifesting and creating vision boards, and more. They also speak on their process on creating music, co-writing, and their performance on the "Today Show." The Shindellas also performed during the Black Music Honors and did a tribute to Evelyn 'Champagne' King, and so much more. Check out the entire interview now.

The Shindellas On Coming Out Of Their Creative Box, Their Tribute To Evelyn 'Champagne' King, & More

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Media Mogul Mona Scott-Young sits with DejaVu to speak about her career, the iconic moments she has had the opportunity to be a part of, and the celebration of 50 years of Hip-Hop. Scott-Young also shouts out many pioneers in hip-hop such as Missy Elliot and Busta Rhymes. She also spoke on the rise and growth of the "Love and Hip-Hop" franchise, and the success 13/14 years later. Mona Scott-Young also talks about expanding her franchise into the world of true crime with a new show called "Love & Murder." Check out the full interview now.

Mona Scott-Young On Maintaining A Successful Career, Dealing With Controversy + 50 Years of Hip-Hop

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Maxwell drops some gems while speaking with JusNik during the 50 year celebration of Hip-Hop at Madison Square Garden. Maxwell reminds the youth to never forget where they came from, speaks on going viral because of his "Meg Knees," and what it is like to be considered a part of Hip-Hop. Watch the full interview now.

Maxwell on Never Forgetting Where You Came From & Being Apart of Hip-Hop

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The other half of EPMD, Erick Sermon, speaks on being overseas a lot and seeing the growth and expansion of Hip-Hop throughout the years, and the first time he heard an EPMD song on the radio.Sermon also talked about the artists who influenced him to start his rap career. Those artist include, MC Lyte, Rakim, and Biz Markie. Check out the full interview now.

Erick Sermon of EPMD on Becoming One of Biggest Rap Duos In The World, and The Growth of Hip-Hop

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Rasheeda sits with JusNik to speak on the truth about really shows, what it's like to creative your narrative on the show, and more. She also speaks on being the producer of her own reality show "Boss Moves," and how it is different and more informative than other reality shows. JusNik and Rasheeda also talk about getting<a href="https://www.wbls.com/wbls-news/confirmed-nelly-and-ashanti-are-officially-in-a-relationship"> Nelly to admit</a> that he and Ashanti are officially in a relationship, people feeling comfortable speaking with the business woman and more. Check out the full interview now.

Rasheeda Speaks On Season 2 of 'Boss Moves', Nelly Confirming His Relationship With Ashanti, & More

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JusNik sits down with Darryl Bell and Kadeem Hardison to discuss the influence of HBCU culture across the country, how "School Daze" and "A Different World" laid the groundwork for them, and much more!This interview comes just ahead of the HBCU NY Classic. Check out the full interview below.

A Different World Cast On Bringing HBCU Culture To The Mainstream w/ JusNik!

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Kool DJ Red Alert speaks on being one of the founding fathers of hip-hop, the moment he decided to become a DJ, and what it was like growing up in Harlem. The Koolest legend chats with JusNik about the famous people that came out of Harlem such as Keith Sweat, and Doug E. Fresh, and also spoke about his friendship with the famous beatboxer. Check out the entire episode of You Had To Be There now.

You Had to Be There: Kool DJ Red Alert

Mahalia

Singer Mahalia joins JusNik to speak about her latest project "IRL (In Real Life). She opened up about her process of creating a new album while going through a breakup, leaving her former manager, and going to therapy. She went on to speak about finding who she really was and how being on lockdown during the pandemic in London has also helped her with the creation of IRL. Check out JusNik's entire interview with Mahalia right now.

Mahalia Speaks About her new Project \"IRL\", Creating In her \"Eye of the Storm\", and more.

Tina

Tina, formerly known as HoodCelebrityy, sits with JusNik to speak about her humble beginnings growing up in Jamaica before moving to America. Tina also reveals the real reason for rebranding and going by her real name, new music, and what fans can expect from her moving forward. Check out the entire interview right now. Her single "YKTV (You Know The Vibes)" is out now on all streaming platforms.

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Omarion Teaches Deja Vu A New Dance, Speaks On His Full Circle Momeny, And His Upcoming Album