(AllHipHop News) Congratulations are in order for N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN.

The duo’s Drink Champs podcast will be broadcast on Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Revolt TV in 2017.

“Drink Champs is a movement and a revolution. It’s the new way artists deliver information and an even better way for our supporters to receive it,” says N.O.R.E. “I’m proud to partner with Revolt and work with a bunch of old friends and to continue to motivate and change people’s lives.” Continue Reading

The blending of the TV and digital worlds continues. Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Revolt TV is bringing hip-hop podcast “Drink Champs” to the channel.

“Drink Champs”, which launched in January 2015, brings together Queens rapper N.O.R.E. and Miami hip-hop pioneer DJ EFN for a weekly(-ish) talk session. Special guests like 50 Cent and Rick Ross come on, stories about the old and new days of hip-hop are exchanged, and drinks are consumed. The podcast now has more than five million listens per month. Continue Reading

The King of Ciroc has joined forces with a legendary MC who has used the responsible consumption of alcohol to launch his career into a multi-media renaissance.

Sean “Diddy” Combs and his longtime friend N.O.R.E have a huge reason to pop a bottle and toast today. Combs’ REVOLT TV announced that a partnership was formed to bring N.O.R.E’s popular podcast “Drink Champs” to the cable network starting next week. Continue Reading

Rap legend and Drink Champs host N.O.R.E. lives up to his reputation as “your favorite drunk uncle” in this extra wild episode of Hot Ones. As if the violently hot wings weren’t enough, N.O.R.E. challenges Sean to go shot-for-shot with Tiger Bone while attempting, Continue Reading

Fellow podcaster Shawn Setaro of the Cipher listened to DrinkChamps episode #21 w/ 50 Cent …and here’s his take http://www.complex.com/music/2016/07/50-cent-donald-trump-kanye-west-tk-drink-champs.

Get to know the story behind Miami Hip Hop Pioneer @DJEFN and the genesis of the Drink Champs with Tony Centeno of the Miami New Times.

“EFN — born Eric F. Narciandi — has been at it longer than most. Before DJ Khaled was claiming to be the best in the 305, Narciandi, now 41, had already become a staple in the hip-hop industry and well known on a local level as a true pioneer of the early days of Miami’s rap scene. His initial contributions to the industry gave Miami the attention it needed before Trick Daddy, Pitbull, and Flo Rida put the city on the map, yet he’s well-versed in the gospel of his predecessors. Read more“

Shaq Cosse via The Source announces our first podcast video release, here!

Emmanuel C.M. explains why N.O.R.E. is one of the most interesting men in hip hhop.