Mac Miller sits down at Cipha Sounds and Peter Rosenberg‘s podcast to talk his life and more for over an hour. If you’ve got some time, have a laugh with the Puerto Rican Jew.

In a recent interview with MTV YMCMB Lil Wayne was asked how was his experience in New York last week coming out with Nicki and Drake? Wayne states “Flat out I don’t like New York”. Wayne has had some previous bad experiences in New York but below is where you can see Hot 97s Peter Rosenberg respond to the statement. Click the “Read More” link

ScHoolBoy Q stopped by HOT 97 to talk for a bit on The Cipha Sounds and Rosenberg Show as our very own Karen Civil sat in for co-hosting duties. In this clip, he addresses Summer Jam, updates listeners on his usage of lean (still not on it, thankfully!) and defends the lack of points on his Nike FuelBand.

Though he wasn’t able to perform at NYC’s Highline Ballroom this past weekend, Machine Gun Kelly did a great interview with HOT 97′s Cipha Sounds and Peter Rosenberg with Kay Foxx and talked everything from his performance growth to his hilarious stint on MTV2′s Hip Hop Squares. The Bad Boy rapper is currently on the Hostile Takeover tour and talks about his anger sobriety and desire to be respected as a dope lyricist.

Definitely a great interview – MGK also approves of the Drake/Chris Brown incident for the sake of hip-hop. Check it out!

There is a Dr. in the house, and he has finally diagnosed the battle between Nicki Minaj and Peter Rosenberg. Dr. Dre recently spoke in an interview and decided to share his take on the Summer Jam Fiasco. Here’s what he had to say. As far as Nicki is concerned,

“First of all, Nicki Minaj was the only one who ruined 55,000 fans’ expectations of the night. It has nothing to do with Rosenberg. You go out there and you perform for your fans.”

In regards to Rosenberg,

“We have too many what I call ‘semi-super experts’ who always try to redefine hip hop from its infancy. She’s an artist whether I like her or I don’t like her. My daughter loves her and thinks that she’s the world, and that’s the case.”

So both parties were at fault in Dre’s opinion. Other celebs have weighed in as well, including Kendrick Lamar who said the following,

“Man, I was backstage I didn’t even know that, that was going on onstage,” he replied about the incident. “I would be hot, she got all the right reasons to be [upset] and do all that she did.I’d still perform though.

So, how do you feel? Is there really someone to blame in this situation?

After Nicki Minaj aired out her issues about the recent events at this years Hot97 Summer Jam with Power 105.1′s “The Breakfast Club,” the station took it upon themselves to throw shots at their rival Hot 97. Everyone knows Rosenberg wasn’t gonna sit back and just let them talk down to him. Today, Rosenberg took to his morning show to send shots back at DJ Envy, Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God. Check out exactly what he had to say in the audio clip above.

Whether you feel like Nicki and Flex set the rumors straight in their recent Hot 97 Interview about Nicki’s Summer Jam cancellation, one this is for sure, Peter Rosenberg isn’t apologizing for his statements. Despite the fact that fans all over have asked Rosenberg to say he was sorry, all he seems to want to say is this, “I’ll never go back on that. Why would I apologize? Do you know how many worse things I’ve said than that?” He did, however, request that Nicki call him personally so they two of them could hash it out. I just hope it all gets settled soon. The interview is above just in case you wanna hear exactly how Rosenberg explains himself.

With all the controversy surrounding 2012′s Summer Jam, Hot 97′s Program Director, Ebro Darden, finally spoke out about the entire situation, including his phone call with Lil Wayne before he pulled the entire YMCMB from the show. He also discusses the rumors of Peter Rosenberg being fired as well as not caring about Nicki Minaj’s no show on Sunday night.

Check out the 3 different segments of the interview below:

Second part of the interview:

Final part of the interview: