Charlamagne Tha God Addresses Beefs with Kanye, Drake, Jay-Z and Wendy Williams on 'WWHL'

The "Breakfast Club" radio host held nothing back as he openly revealed to host Andy Cohen the status of his relationship with Kanye West, Drake, JAY-Z and Wendy Williams.

Charlamagne also gave his very honest opinion on hot topics such as Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin's quick engagement, Kylie Jenner's "self-made" billionaire status, the hype surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and -- yes -- President Donald Trump.

Here's everything he said:

Two days after Charlamagne's May interview with Kanye, the latter told TMZ that slavery was a "choice." Kanye then tweeted screenshots of his text messages with Charlamagne, in which the radio host reprimanded Ye for his comments.

"Me and Ye good," Charlamagne told Andy. "Ye is one of those people who likes constructive criticism. I guess he has so many 'yes' people around him, he likes somebody that gives it to him straight. So me and Ye good. He sends me free sneakers."

A caller then asked Charlamagne what shocked him the most about his two-hour interview with Kanye.

"The most shocking thing was how calm he was," he replied. "There was no Kanye West-esque moments, you know what I mean? He took all of that energy and took it over to TMZ. But for me, he was like calm the whole time. And he was very honest in that interview."

"I think people don't pay attention to signs," he added. "That interview came out in the beginning of May, and May is mental health awareness month. And he spoke a lot about mental health."

Charlamagne and Drake appeared to squash their beef back in 2016, but Drake reportedly took another jab at Charlamagne on his new album, "Scorpion."

When Andy asked Charlamagne what went wrong, he replied, "I really don't know."

"I think me and Drake will always have a love-hate relationship," he said. "It's like Skip Bayless and LeBron James. Even though he's great, I'll never really have anything too good to say about him."

Back in 2013, Charlamagne said he wondered if JAY-Z would be as prominent in the hip-hop industry if The Notorious B.I.G. hadn't been killed.

When asked if he thought JAY-Z was offended by the comment, Charlamagne said no.

"I asked him that question personally because that was something that the hood was always saying for years," he said. "I got the chance to ask him that personally, and he had a very good answer for it, actually."

When a caller asked Charlamagne if he had reached out to Wendy Williams following her recent health scare, he laughed and said, "No, not at all."

"I mean, God bless her, but I mean, I haven't spoken to Wendy in like eight, nine years," he said. "I don't talk to her or her husband at all. I don't think they're too fond of me."

When Andy asked if there was one thing in particular that happened, Charlamagne said, "Yeah, her husband. He was the one thing."

"I think that might be the one thing that happened with she and I, too," Andy replied.

"Usually when you see her having a falling out with somebody, the one common denominator is her husband," Charlamagne added.

Charlamagne interviewed Justin back in 2012 and warned him about hanging out with people who would get him in trouble.

When Andy asked Charlamagne if he thought Justin followed his advice, he said, "Yes, he found Jesus."

When asked about Justin's quick engagement to Hailey Baldwin, Charlamagne replied, "Well, you find Jesus, then you find a good wife. I don't see a problem with that."

"How do you feel about Kylie Jenner being this close to becoming the youngest, self-made billionaire with an empire worth $900 million?" Andy asked.

"I don't give a shit," Charlamagne replied.

When Andy asked Charlamagne what he thought about Cardi B naming her baby Kulture, the radio host lit up.

"Love it!" he said. "Her naming the baby Kulture is for the culture, OK? That's the most hip-hop thing you can name your child."

When asked about the endless media coverage surrounding the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Charlamage said, "You would think that they've never seen a black woman marry a white man before."

Charlamagne told Hillary Clinton he felt she was "pandering" when she said she carried hot sauce in her bag -- a reference to Beyonce's "Formation."

When Andy asked Charlamage about his biggest takeaway from that interview, he replied, "She never revealed the hot sauce. She never pulled it out during that interview at all. I feel like we should have pressed her right then and there. 'Where's the bag, and where's the goddamn hot sauce, Hillary?'"

Andy asked Charlamagne what he thought about MMA fighter Conor McGregor attending the World Cup final as a guest of Russian president Vladimir Putin.

"Doesn't bother me at all," Charlamagne replied. "I'm more concerned about our president being a guest of Putin."

"How do you feel about Hulk Hogan being reinstated into the WWE Hall of Fame following a three-year suspension after he was caught using the N-word in a leaked sex tape?" Andy asked.

"I don't care unless actual black people voted on that decision, OK?" Charlamagne said. "If no black people were consulted about him being reinstated into the hall of fame, nah."