PHOTOS: French Montana In-Studio

Congrats to French Montana for dropping his debut album, Excuse My French.

French reveled that Diddy didn't have much to do with creative process of his album. With French Montana in control of the creative vision of his debut album, he's proven that he's capable of more. And when we say "more" we're talking about signing/managing other artists.

French just signed a new kid from Chicago, Lil Durk.

"I signed Lil Durk.

"You know, the whole Chicago movement, I was always a fan. Gabby knew him and I knew him and I love his music."

Listen for the news at the 5:02 mark...

--Tweets will make her dance: @NessaLovesMUSIC.

PHOTOS of K.Michelle In-Studio Here

Remember when we shared the news of Rihanna’s comment about J.R Smith on IG? The Breakfast Club decided to asked K. Michelle for her thoughts on the incident and if she felt upset with RiRi for her words.

"That ain't got nothing to do with me. When it got to do with me it has to do with me."

DJ Envy then asked if J.R Smith is "desert thirsty" as Rihanna stated in that infamous IG comment.

"Look I don't know. When it come to him, I done said my peace on that one right there. Good luck with it."

K. Michelle also shared her thoughts on the Knicks as well...

Click here for the FULL interview.

--Tweets will make her dance: @NessaLovesMUSIC.

Bridget Kelly, Jay-Z's artist, talks about clearing up the misunderstanding that surrounds her "stealing" a song from YMCMB's, Shanell.

Things are all good according to Bridget:

"I didn't steal a song. I like Shanell very much. That was a label argument, that had nothing to do with Shanell and I.

"Shanell and I actually cleared that up. It was actually pretty clear with us."

Shanell spoke to BET, back in '11, about a song she wrote that found its way onto Bridget's EP, Every Girl.

"First off, let me say this, Bridget Kelly is another female artist, she does her thing and I don't have any beef with her.

"It was the politics and the people that do business behind her that I had a problem with once I saw her EP with a song that I wrote on there that I was planning on using on my album. And then when I saw the song it had no information about who wrote or produced the record and I saw that for every other record on there so I was kind of hurt."

Bridget explains this at the 6:41 mark: