The Breakfast Club - 3 Feet High & Rising Donuts

Episode Date: August 25, 2016

THU 8/25 - Throwback Thursday brings us the legendary hip-hop group De La Soul, almost 30 years since their 1st album "3 Feet High & Rising" to talk about their journey, why they never blew up as big as A Tribe Called Quest, how they raised $600k for their new album "Anonymous Nobody" and much more! Then Donkey of the Day goes to Orlando Police for not knowing the different between meth and glaze from a Krispy Kreme donut. Their new siren is a hee-haw... Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Your people's choice. Angela Yee. I'm a sweetheart, but I'll cut you. Charlamagne Tha God. Prince of Pissing People. I can't believe you guys are the best, kid. Collectively known as Breakfast Club, bitches. Good morning, USA. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, no, it's here, baby. No, no, no. Listen, life is about perspective. Right. Okay? And if you want the weekend to be on Thursday and start now, the weekend can start now.

You know how everybody always says they want a three-day weekend? Yeah. Start it on Thursday, damn it. No, no, no. You got to get your ass to work on Friday and act like Friday's a real work day. Man, it depends what you do. Most people have nine-to-fives and they have to go work on Friday. That's what I said, depend.

But it still depends what you do. There's some jobs you can go in and just coast if you want. And some people have to work all weekend anyway, so the weekend means nothing. Yes, I used to do telemarketing, you know what I'm saying? And on some Fridays, you know, when I used to try to sell 10 CDs for a penny for BMG, I would just go in there and coast. That's all. Stay on one call if it was mad long.

Talk to somebody about their life. Are they having sex with their wife tonight? They usually listen to the calls, though, a lot of times. Yeah, that's probably one of the reasons I got fired. But hey, you know, I had a nice run there. So listen to Charlamagne if you want and get your ass fired tomorrow. I had a nice run there. I'm surprised you guys still don't watch Night Of.

I watched the first episode. You didn't like it? So far. I was so tired while I was watching it, I fell asleep. But I do have to catch up on it. Night Of is amazing. If you love that type of show that really makes you think like a usual suspect, there's plot twists, it's a dope, dope show.

I'm really into the show. I mean, I think there's one more episode next week and it's over. Yeah, that's the last one. It's an amazing show. I love it. I got some other stuff I got to get to. I just finished The Get Down. I still haven't watched Grace and Frankie season two.

Frank and Gracie. Somebody hit me about that yesterday. Great show. I got to watch that. Season one was great. There's too many things to watch. Yeah, there's a lot of content out there. Night Of is amazing. A and Gracie. Somebody hit me about that yesterday. You gotta watch that. Season one was great. There's too many things to watch. There's a lot of content out there. Night of is amazing. A lot of content. When you sit down and you binge watch those shows

like that, it really has to be something you want to watch because you're spending a good amount of time with this show. But Night of got twists. It's like if you watch Usual Suspects where you think somebody's really the killer and then they're not the killer and then it twists and then it could be their mother. It's a dope show, man.

I'm hooked. A lot of content out there, man. And then, you know, you still have Mr. Donald Trump running for president. Oh, boy. That's the greatest comedy show going. I literally laughed out loud in the gym yesterday. Did you? I was watching CNN and he said black people and Latinos vote for me and you won't get shot.

That was funny. I'm sorry. That was hilarious. It shouldn't't get shot. That was funny. I'm sorry. That was hilarious. It shouldn't be funny, but that was funny. Donald Trump is like a walking human satire. Right. Like, that's something you expect to see on a living color back in the day. Chanel show, SNL now.

That was funny. Okay. Sorry. Well, I got a special gift today. Yeah, what'd you get? It's called a womanizer, apparently. Whoa, what does that do? And it has 18 karat gold plated. What does it do? And it's 18-karat gold-plated.

What does it do? I don't know. I guess I'll have to find out. But I have heard some great reviews on this. It's a vibrator. Is it feminist-approved? I'm sure it is. It's called the womanizer.

It's a vibrator. Feminists don't like womenizers. How much is that thing? I think it's like $250. Goodness gracious. Is it small or big, Paws? I don't know. I just got it in the mail. Oh, that's a sex toy or something. Goodness gracious. Is it small or big, Paws? I don't know. I've never...

I just got it in the mail. Oh, that's a sex toy? Yeah. Oh, okay. All right. It has a nice crystal as an on and off button. A real crystal. Okay.

Well, today is Throwback Thursday. We got a throwback guest joining us. Listen, kids. Listen up, kids. Okay? Listen. Are you listening? Okay.

They're listening. De La Soul. De La Soul. Dropping the cruise bombs for De La Soul, damn it. It's not all of De La Soul, though. Maceo won't be here. Right. Yes.

But De La Soul will be in the building. We'll talk to them. We'll even do a mini-mix to put you up on De La Soul if you've never heard of them. Your parents know. There's a lot of people out there that sample a lot of their music or got a lot of their stuff from you. I have the Nike Dunks, De La Soul. Yeah, so we'll talk to them about all that. Alright, let's get the show cracking. Front page news. What are we talking about, Yeezy? We'll talk about the death toll in

Italy from the earthquakes. What's going on with that? And a truck driver killed a pedestrian. We'll tell you what he was doing that he shouldn't have been. Oh boy. Alright, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. Here's Riri. It's Needed Me. Get your ass up. It's a Thursday. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

That was Riri. Needed Me. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. And shout out to Kid Ink. Kid Ink sent me some hats. And these hats are dope. They are um, they're the black hats. I love the alumni. Yes. I wear them all the time. I actually had asked them for them because they have the A on

them. Nah, not only that. You see this? They have like the, uh, if you remember Tupac used to wear the Rolex watch. The Rolex band is actually the back of the hat, which is dope. Yeah, his stuff is really nice. That's dope. What the hell does the A stand for? Alumni. Alumni.

Alumni what? That's the name of his clothing line. Oh, okay. That's dope, though. All right. Anyway, let's get into some front page news now. Let's talk about what's going on in Italy. Well, there's been an earthquake, and right now they're saying the death toll has risen to 247,

and at least 1,000 people are displaced. Rescue crews are now hunting for people who are feared to be trapped under rubble in mountainous towns in central Italy. They were saving a bunch of people yesterday. I was so happy. They pulled out, I think, a little kid. Yeah, a young girl. At one point. Yeah, that's great.

Now let's talk about this truck driver. A truck driver actually hit two women while he was playing Pokemon Go. This happened in Japan. Now one woman was killed, the other one was injured. This is Japan's first death related to the Pokemon Go craze. They do have a little pop-up when you go onto Pokemon. If you're going kind of fast, it says, hey, you're going fast, are you a passenger? And they want to make sure that you're not driving.

First of all, are people still dying over Pokemon Go? That was so last month. I'm surprised people are still playing. I don't hear people talking about it like they were before. One of my friends is on level 22. Dying over Pokemon Go now is like dying over a bowl of now. Like, that's so, like, throwback. That's so last year.

Yeah, that's so throwback. Oh, my goodness. All right, well, that's front page news. And don't so last year. Yeah, that's so throwback. Oh, my goodness. All right. Well, that's front page news. And don't forget De La Soul will be joining us next hour. But up next, tell them why you're mad. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, call us now.

Maybe you had a bad night or a bad morning. I played this game with my daughter. It's called 500. Y'all ever played as a card game? No? Yes, maybe. We still ain't found out what cheese meant. So what the hell is 500 now? Play us on. Well, it as a card game? No? Yes, maybe? We still ain't found out what cheese meant. So what the hell is 500 now?

Play us on. Well, it's a game. I mean, your parents used to call it Rummy. It's the new version of like Rummy. I played 500 before. It's 500. I'm from a Spades household, sir. Oh, okay.

Well, the kids love it, and my daughter bust my ass down yesterday, boy. Spades and Uno. Spades and Uno? Mm-hmm. You don't play video games, do you? A little bit now. Madden came out. I don't play Madden.

Madden is dope. Madden been too complicated for me since 1998, sir. Maybe I don't play. I don't play video games, do you? A little bit now. Madden came out. I don't play Madden. Madden is dope. Madden has been too complicated for me since 1998. I don't play Madden. Well, tell them why you mad. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, call us right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Hey, hey, hey, yo. Hey, yo, good morning, yo. This is the Mad Rapper, son, for real. I'm mad and I stay mad. I stay angry. I stay heated. Breakfast Club. And I was telling my dude, I'm like, yo, that method that Kanye West and 50 had back in the day, I feel like they should have followed that. Like, a couple people should have went head-to-head, because I feel like it would have helped the sales of hip-hop or whatever. The artists step up their game or whatever, because they know they compete. And I'm not saying everybody should have did it,

but I think it would have been good for the sport of hip-hop. You know what I'm saying? So you want some more competition. It's always good when hip-hop has events like that. That was an event. Exactly, but that was like nine years ago. We needed one to come up, you know, ASAP. Not with no little

Uzi Vert and Yachty, you know what I'm saying, but you know, with some real talent. Nah, but Drake and Meek Mill kind of did it a year ago. No, no, no. He's talking about

as far as like album sales, like putting the albums out on the same day. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But you don't really get that. Besides them, who else did that? Because I remember like

back in the day, they had like the Month of the Man when like Method Man and Redman dropped on the same time. No, that was a joint album. I know they had one together,

but I remember before Def Jam did the whole month for the man thing. Right. Yeah, it was a whole month of Def Jam artists, though. No, it was Method Man and Red Man. No, I think for the man

it was just Method Man and Red Man. Yeah. Hello, who's this? Wade Mon. Weird Mon. Okay, Weird Mon. Tell them who you made. You said Wade Mon.

I got robbed by a meeting stripper last night. What? Oh, man. What? Oh, what you mean? You paid her for sex and she didn't give you none? She robbed you? She robbed you? How much did she get?

Hey, man, sometimes you got... Wow, you got two grand on you? Hey, man, sometimes you got to rob a rude boy before they rob you. So wait a minute. Where did you meet this small person stripper? I can't tell on that boy. Come on. You can't tell on that. I don't even understand what you're saying.

Your whole call needs to come with subtitles. Okay. I'll tell you later, my boy. Okay. Congratulations. God bless. Hello, who's this? I don't know.

Yeah, this is Kel from the Bronx. Just off the paper route real quick. Tupac had a song called Watch Your Mouth. He had a beat for De La Soul. He dissed them with a song called Watch Your Mouth. I don't know nothing about that, sir. That's why you need to ask them, Dingbat Charlamagne.

You know what? Now I'm going to be difficult and not ask you. Well, shut your mouth. Shut your mouth and let that DJ envy ask him for me then. Hey, you know what? Don't call a bitch fussing with me. Call your mom and fuss with her about who your real daddy is. But apparently they did have some beef.

They call you dingbat. I haven't heard dingbat in a long time. Hello, who's this? Why, Matt? My wife didn't give me none last night, man. Monday, she tired. Tuesday, I'm tired. Yesterday, everything went gravy.

I don't know what I told her. I want her to wake me up. She's like, I'm tired. Yesterday, everything went gravy. I don't know what I told her. I want her to wake me up. She's like, I got you. I get up at 2 in the morning. She's still up trying to get to him. She's like, you got to go to bed. You got to wake up at 2 hours. That's where I'm at.

Remember what I told you yesterday about the side chick serenity prayer? With your woman? I don't know about no side chicks, man. I'm trying to have a good family here, man. There you go. Side chicks keep a good family here, man. There you go. Side chicks keep a good family together because now you're mad at your wife all day when you don't have to be. Charlamagne, what it is, man?

My name is Constantine, man. I'm up at State now, Cornwall. I'm mad. I'm mad. Ain't no side chicks. It's been there, done that. Okay. Well, stay mad.

Tell them why you mad. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. That was Bryson Tiller with Exchange. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Salute to Bryson Tiller. Listen, that meme that y'all made of Tory Lanez yesterday. Oh, man. You mean the video? The video, that was hilarious. But you know what kills me about Tory Lanez fans?

What's that? They was attacking me all day yesterday, but those are people who live life out of context. What you mean? Because if you actually watch the interview, you heard Tory say later on in the interview that Hennessy got in his system, that he steals from all you.

That he takes music from all you. That he takes music from all types of artists. To be honest with you, I take from a lot of musicians. I don't give a... stole from all you, Nick. Okay. Yeah, but the mean

didn't have that part. They only seen the part that you was getting at him. As a lot of people do. Yeah, which is stupid. That's people that live life out of context. Right.

And that lets me know you haven't really listened to Tori's album because everybody was like, why he sound like, but you mean he sound like Fetty Wap. You clearly ain't heard the song To Dream. Listen to To Dream and listen to that hook and tell me that ain't Fetty Wap. Now, also, De La Soul will be joining us this morning.

That's right, De La Soul. Not all of them, two-thirds of De La Soul. Maceo won't be here. Right, right, right, right. So we'll chop it up with them, and we'll kick it with them a little bit later. But now, Ye, we got rumors coming up. Yes, Guess Who is single again. We'll tell you who is available. She chop it up with them, and we'll kick it with them a little bit later. But now, Ye, we got rumors coming up. Yes, guess who is single again. We'll tell you who is available.

She just broke up with her man. And which one of your favorite comedians is about to do a new stand-up special? I'm sure you're going to be excited about this one. It's been 14 years since his last one. Okay, we'll get into that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. The rumor report. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the rumor report.

The Breakfast Club. Well, everybody was excited when Frank Ocean put out not just one, but two projects. First, he put out Endless, and then he put out Blonde. But it turns out that might be breaking his contract with Universal Music Group. Now, technically, Endless is Frank Ocean's last project for Def Jam. How many albums did he do with Def Jam? I thought he only did, what, two albums? Well, I don't know what his deal is.

Unless, was Nostalgia Ultra considered an album? I don't think so. I don't know. Well, this was the last project that he had to give them, and then he put out Blonde right after, which is more like an indie release, but what they are saying is this might violate a rule in his contract which says that projects can't be released within close proximity to each other.

So basically, Endless is competing against Blonde, and it seems that more people are talking about the album Blonde that was released within just 24 hours. Are both up for sale? Yes. So which one's going to chart number one, they said? I would think Blonde. Blonde?

And that's not on Def Jam. That's his own, I guess, independent. And this was the last fulfillment, Def Jam. Well, drop one of the clues bombs with Frank Ocean, damn. F the label, damn it. I don't know what's going on with Def Jam. They lost Rick Ross. They just lost this one.

I don't think Riri's on Def Jam anymore. Hey, man, get your money, Frank Ocean. You gave Def Jam what they wanted. Now you do your own thing. I like independence. All right, Jennifer Lopez, speaking of independent, is now independent. Her and Casper Smart have broken up. Again? Now, yeah, that's what some people are saying. They've broken

up several times before, but they're saying this time it's pretty bad. I guess she was upset that he did not show up to a charity event she had to do in the Hamptons. Instead, he wanted to go to the UFC with his boys. That's a damn shame. He should go everywhere with J-Lo. The capital smart shouldn't even be putting up a fight

when it comes to going places. Hell no. He wanted to go see Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz. No. Jennifer Lopez giving you all that. She's doing charity by being with you, and you can't show up to her charity event? He could have taped that on DVR

and watched it later. And didn't he get caught with a man before? Allegedly. Yeah, we don't know that. There's pictures of him as a dancer. If you get caught with a man... But he got to hang out with Kanye. He got to hang out with the UFC. You are getting the blessing of having sex with Jennifer Lopez. She is the epitome of

Vincent's vagina. If you don't know what Vincent's vagina is, any woman over 40 aging like wine and not milk and you got caught with a man and you can't show up to her charity event,

how dare you? He's a damn fool, man. How dare you? Casper Smart. I guess he's smelling himself. His name's Casper. He ghosted on J-Lo. All right,

Showtime has announced a new stand-up special that's going to air next month and it's been 14 years since you've seen this last comedy special run tout at in the theaters. That's right, Martin Lawrence is going to be doing month, and it's been 14 years since you've seen this last comedy special, Run Tell That,

in the theaters. That's right, Martin Lawrence is going to be doing a new special. Drop on the clues bombs from Marty Ma, I'm there. Okay. That's going to go down Friday, September 9th on Showtime. Martin Lawrence doing time uncut. I would love to see that. It's been 14 years, like I said, since he's done some stand-up.

This is going to be really exciting. I saw somebody the other day on social media talking about Martin's TV show wasn't ever that funny. I'm like, you know what? Who are you new Negroes? I was watching Martin last night. Who raised y'all? Who are you arguing with? T.K. Kirkland.

I wasn't arguing. I saw them arguing. I would never get into an argument like that. Like, there's no need for me to even partake in that. Not at all. Everybody's entitled to their opinion, but nah. And just as a sidebar, guys, what are you all doing for Labor

Day weekend? Because I see they're bringing back Freak Nick in Atlanta. For Labor Day weekend? It's never going to be the same. Grown ass man, you're telling me, talking about some damn Freak Nick. What do I look like? They're bringing it back. So, Atlanta, get ready for that. I don't know if people are even going to show up to it, but, you know, I've never been

to Freak Nick. I don't think I'll be going this year either. It to it. But, you know, I've never been to Freaknik. I don't think I'll be going this year either. That's what I like. It started with the Greeks, you know, the sororities and fraternities used to go out there. And then it just became a whole big weekend. Man, go ahead. And it just died out. Hey, go to Atlanta and catch your STD, man.

It's cool. All right. That's a good weekend to catch your STD, right? Well, that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee. They slinging HIV AIDS 100 miles per hour in Atlanta right now. Since you put it like that, I don't think anybody will be going. De La Soul, when we come back, we got front page news. When we come back, we got to tell you about Italy, right, Yee?

Right. We are going to talk about the earthquake that hit there and we'll tell you about the casualties. But there's still some hope for people. And then after that, De La Soul throwback Thursday. De La Soul will be joining us. And I'll do a De La Soul mini mix for a lot of people out there that will be like, who is De La Soul, Throwback Thursday, De La Soul will be joining us. And I'll do a De La Soul mini-mix for a lot of people out there that'll be like,

who's De La Soul? What songs do they have? And your mama know, and your daddy know, and your grandma didn't know who De La Soul was. You know, De La Soul raised over $600,000

to do their new album right now. So apparently a lot of people know. Yeah, so we'll talk to them. Everybody donated for Kickstarter for their album.

Keep it locked. Don't go anywhere. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Here's Beyoncé. Sorry. Bey Lanes. Love. Keep it locked. Don't go anywhere. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Here's Beyonce. Sorry. Lanes. Love.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Let's talk about what's going on in Italy, Yee. Yes, there was a powerful earthquake. They said it was like a 6.2 magnitude earthquake. And now there are at least 247 people who have been killed and hundreds have been injured.

Right now, they are still trying to find people underneath the rubble. They can actually hear people screaming for help. Oh, my God. They have to use chainsaws, shears, everything to cut iron bars, jacks to remove beams, everything just to try to get people out. That's so sad. And they got to use their hand. A lot of people, they don't want to hurt the people.

They got an eight-year-old, I think, out yesterday. She was screaming and they got her out. Rescue's so sad. And they gotta use their hand. A lot of people, they don't want to hurt the people. They got an eight-year-old, I think, out yesterday. She was screaming and they got her out. Rescue a few people, but... So yeah, whatever you think's going on wrong in your life, think about the fact that you could be trapped under some rubble somewhere after an earthquake screaming for help. You know what they always say? You take your problems, put them in a bucket

and you look at somebody else's problems in the bucket next to you, I bet you'll snatch your problems back. Yeah. Now let's talk about this truck driver. A truck driver actually hit two women, and he killed one of them and injured the other while he was playing Pokemon Go. The driver said he was distracted by the game, and that's just what happened.

Now, everybody knows if you play Pokemon Go, it asks you if you're going too fast. Are you a passenger because you're going very fast? You definitely can't play a game like Pokemon Go while you're driving. No games at all. They got to laugh at you a passenger because you're going very fast? You definitely can't play a game like Pokemon Go while you're driving. No games at all. They gotta laugh at you in heaven when you're in heaven

because you got killed because somebody was playing Pokemon Go. Or you killed yourself because you were playing Pokemon Go. Right. You know, the crazy thing

about it is, I mean, it's sad. The guy should go to jail for messing with his phone while driving. Absolutely, forever. You wanna chase Quigley's? But why would he say it?

Like, if you get pulled over, yeah, I was playing Pokemon Go, that's why I wasn't paying attention? I have no idea, but he said it. I'm glad he did. He should go to jail for a long time. All I know is that nobody should be dying over Pokemon Go August 20, what's today's date? 25th, 2016. That is

so a month and a half ago. Okay, that's like dying over Ebola right now. Yeah. Alright. I want to die for something new. What's new? Give me Zika. I don't want to die for anything. What's the new app I can die for? I don't want to die for anything. What's the new game I can die from right now?

Outpass. Madden 17. I don't know. I definitely can die. My brain will explode. It's a complicated-ass game. Trying to play Madden. Who got time for Madden in 2017?

They got all types of passes. You got a fancy pass, a secure pass. I ain't played Madden since 98. You know what I'm looking forward to? What's that? That little mini Nintendo that's coming out. Yeah, a secure pass. I ain't played Madden since 98. You know what I'm looking forward to? What's that? That little mini Nintendo that's coming out. Yeah, that's the one. Select start, A, B, up, down, left, right.

Up, down, up, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, B, A, select start. Keep it simple for us old hands, right? Up, down, up, down, left, right, A, B. Select start, up, up, down, left, right, A, B. Up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, B, A, select start. That's what it was. And it already come with 50 games already in it. Oh, that's amazing.

I can't wait. Just get your little HDMI cord, plug it up. Woo! I'm going to put my HO on, you know, my era. When does it come out? October, November. Oh, that's a perfect gift. I remember.

And it's the mini joint. Yeah. It ain't even big. It's the little mini Nintendo. Woo! That's perfect. I can't wait. All right.

Well, we're throwing it back. So speaking of throwbacks, throwback Thursday today, De La Soul will be joining us when we come back. We'll kick it with them about their new project. Everything that's going on with them and we'll even do a mini mix to familiarize you guys with the music. Alright, so don't go anywhere De La Soul. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Here's Drake Riwi.

That was Bryson Tiller with Don't. Morning everybody. It's DJ Envy. Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. It's Throwback Thursday. We got a special guest in the building. Guest. Guest. Legends. Plural. De La Soul.

What's up? What up? What up? De La Soul is from the soul. Yeah? Yeah, minus one. Minus one. Maceo just didn't want to come. He was like, eh, I'm cool. I've been doing this 30 years, man. They know me. I'm good. But first of all, congratulations to Paz. You just got married.

I saw it. Bing, bing. Yeah, man. Finally, you know. You said finally. Finally locked it down. What was you holding out for, my brother? I don't know. I just did it two years ago.

This was your first marriage? First. You waited a long time. How long were you guys together? Eight, nine years or something like that. Oh, I got you beat. I was with mom for 16. He had to pass out on the floor for him to decide his timing.

How long was he engaged? Eh, just a year. Oh, yeah. Yeah, just a year. Once you get engaged after being together 16 years, you can't play with it. You got to go do it. You got to still do it. You said you held off too?

I was engaged for like maybe five, six years. Damn. Sheesh. How did you manage to put that off for so long? Ah, love. I'd have been like, so, when are we? Now, did you all think you would still be able to make a living off hip-hop damn near 30 years later since Three Feet High and Rhyme?

I guess we never expected to make a living off of it, period. To begin with, I mean, you know, three kids out of Long Island, we just wanted to hear our music on the radio. Everything that came afterwards was a blessing, and we kind of just, like, ran with it. Until we realized, okay, we got something here. Look at this as a business, as a brand, and push it as long as we can go.

Did y'all guys ever break up as a group? Because I can't remember y'all not touring or not. No. No. Because every group in hip-hop had beef, had broken up. Right, right. Stopped messing with each other, stopped touring. Yeah.

I mean, there's always that behind the scenes, you know. I quit the group like maybe three times. For what though? Just mad?

You know, frustrated. Russell got to sit him down like, Dave, nah man, we got to do this tour. Dave's like, nah,

I want to go home. Yeah, just a lot of us missing home and the stripes with labels and just being made to feel like

you're forced to be something else more than that. Just frustrating, so. What were they trying to get De La Soul to be, though? Because, I mean, it seemed like y'all were

purposely not trying to do the gangster thing. Y'all would have counted all the gangster rap that was out. So what were they trying to get De La Soul to be? I think it was just

wanting us to be the same thing. Yeah. You know, I think with growth, you're always going to change, obviously. And with the album,

I would hope that an artist develops. But they wanted, you know always going to change, obviously. And with the album, I would hope that an artist develops. But they wanted, you know, they wanted that hit. They wanted that. Me, myself, and I, we came around. And it just wasn't who we were. You know, after four, five, six albums down the line, you know, it's like we're different people.

What I loved about when De La Soul came out, the Daisy Age back then, was that you guys had like a whole crew. It wasn't just De La Soul. Native tongues, baby. Yeah, native tongues. And that was such a powerful powerful movement and i feel like we don't really have that so much today yeah i mean you have the movement yeah td what would some would be like that i would think kendrick abby but you guys were all on different labels right well yeah and you're

right i think it still happens today i think people unite subject matter might be a little different but you know i think people people unite and they make great records. I always feel like y'all should have been on the same level as Tribe. We like the fact that, you know, we see our brothers excel and do bigger things. We never felt like there was a competition or a need to be like Tribe or anywhere near Tribe. Traveling throughout the world was significant enough to satisfy our relevance and our importance in the game. Yeah. So, you know, going, you know, we in Europe constantly.

That's like our backyard. Why don't you think y'all were big as a group? Wasn't much to talk about. Really? Yeah, I think when you have some controversy, and this isn't to take anything away from Tribe's music. Amazing. I'm a big fan.

But I think when you sometimes mix in some controversy, when you have something to talk about. And I'll also say this. I'll say this. I think that there was a time where we probably left the States, and I think there was a moment as well when Tribe was probably really concentrating and live and successful in the States. We kind of probably slipped and lost our audience somewhere.

I was going to say that because being a DJ, being from Queens, when y'all came out, it was kind of equal. It was the same vibe, the same feeling. But it kind of seemed like Tribe went, I don't want to say the younger route, but they seemed like they kept it younger in the streets of Queens and De La Soul was kind of like older. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Aerolene, you created a label called Y'all Hippies and y'all hated

that. Why didn't y'all like that title? I mean, it was okay because it gave us relevance to people who wasn't even into it. I feel like they coined y'all that because they didn't have another word for positive black guys with socially conscious music. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, to an extent. Because Kanye could be a hippie, or J. Cole,

or Kim, you're right. I think it's also because of the Daisy age. They thought Daisies, hippies, the artwork and all that. Something that they can associate. Let's just say it. It was something for the white audience to associate. That's TDE's crew, right? Black hippie? Yeah. Are you surprised with the influences

of Mos Def and Kanye that you guys had on them? Yeah. You know, it was nice to see. Yeah. It started early on with Arrested Development and PM Dawn and, you know,

groups like that. We kind of felt like, okay, Far Side, definitely influenced. But it was great to see people mature and become different artists,

but expressive artists like a Mos Def and Kanye. Now, I have a little fun yet embarrassing De La Soul fact. Uh-oh. Oh, boy. One of y'all smashed. I didn't even know. No fact Uh oh No no no So Paz called me and my friends one day

He knew one of my friends like a couple of us And he wanted us to come and record like a hook Remember this? It was terrible None of us could sing But he was like it's not really like a part that you gotta sing Like for real for real It was stakes as high

We was doing the song never came out It's not really a part that you got to sing for real. No, no, no. It was Stakes His Eye. We was doing the song, never came out. Don't stop making love to me. I remember it too. So we had them come in and sing it. Y'all had Angela Yee. It was a bunch of us. Yeah, Angela.

I don't understand that one. Santee Gold. Oh, okay. Now that makes sense. But we were just kids. We weren't. Santee wasn't a singer yet. We were young. Wow. He was like, we want to get. How we were just kids. We weren't, like, Santi wasn't a singer yet. We were young, like, okay. He was like, we want to get.

How did y'all get Angela G's number? We met each other through doing a show at Wesleyan, right? At Wesleyan. And then we all just became cool from there. Yeah, everybody was cool. And so he was like. I used to date one of her friends. Right, he used to date one of my friends.

So they were like, okay, he wants us to come in the studio and sing this hook. It was a disaster. None of us. You got that audio? Yeah, I got it. No, we got to sing this hook. It was a disaster. None of us. You got that audio? Yeah, I got it. We got to sign it. It's so bad. You got to sign it.

That might fly on iTunes right now, featuring Angela Yee and Sunky Gold. De La Soul. I did not know that. I was like, we can't sing. No, it's cool. We don't want no real singers. We don't want no real singers.

It was, like, awful. Wow. All right, well, let's get into a mini mix, and I'm going to start the mix off with that song featuring Angela Yee. I'm lying. I ain't got that song. But let's do a De La Soul mini mix. Let me know your favorite De La Soul joint.

Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. There's something wrong here. That was the De La Soul mini mix. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. It's throwback Thursday. De La Soul is Mini Mix. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

It's Throwback Thursday. De La Soul is in the building. Now, what's an anonymous nobody? That's the name of the new album? Yeah. And that's just like the person who kind of steps up to the plate, does a good deed for the greater good of everybody. Now, you had to do a Kickstarter to get this album done.

Yeah. How much did y'all raise? Just over $600,000. $600,000? Woo! Yeah. How much did it cost to record an album raise? Just over $600,000. $600,000? Woo! Yeah. How much did it cost to record now? This record, $600,000.

Nah, I'm serious. He ain't lying. Nah, nah, for real. Is that only to record, or is that a record, promo? Everything. Were y'all surprised at the love? Because y'all only wanted, what, $110,000? Yeah, we only wanted $110,000.

Yeah. And that $600,000. That's even like crazy. Yeah. Who gave the most money? Who was the big donor? Russell Peters? Russell Peters, comedian Russell Peters.

Russell Peters? Yeah. Wow. He's a big fan. He stepped up to play just wanting this project to happen, and we appreciate that. Everybody, from the people who donated $5. It felt good seeing, you know, watching that number all day tick

and move, you know, higher and higher. But as a whole, just knowing that people were still around, wanting to hear something. It took a minute, because with all the guests we got on the album, just handling the business from Usher, 2 Chainz. Now, Snoop and 2 Chainz seem like odd collaborations for De La. Very odd,

but, you know. You said Snoop too? No, Snoop's not an odd collaboration. Some people might think that. Did you realize that De La was the counter-gangster rap? You would never saw that. But Snoop changed not an odd color. Some people might think that. Did you realize that De La was the counter gangster rap? You would never saw that. But Snoop changed a lot too. I know, but I'm just saying. Old Snoop, yeah.

For hardcore De La fans, back in the day, that would have never probably happened. But it's funny because like how you said that, a lot of times it'll be the artist fans who think that this artist that we into, Snoop't do a song with Dale or vice versa, but we all as artists loved each other. From the beginning of 89, us being on a tour with N.W.A. and we always talked about collaborating. You all went on a tour with N.W.A.? How was that tour? Because that's totally two different sides.

That's actually what the movie was about. The movie, all that column seeing stuff in the movie, that's the Nitro tour. Us, L.L., Kane, P.E., N.W.A., Too Short. There's a bunch of us on that tour. I mean, to me, it makes sense. As a fan of music, you do like different types of music. Yeah, of course.

Like, I could like De La, Snoop Dogg. I could like Tribe Called. Scarface, whoever, yeah. Yeah, all different kinds of music anyway, so why not? Do y'all get paid every time Nike does a De La Soul release? Whether it's the dunks, whether it's the airs. In recent times, yeah. In the beginning, it was hardball.

They just took the logo and was like, I'm running with it. I got a De La Soul hat that I just got a couple months ago. I'm like, I wonder if De La gets paid for this. Yeah, in recent times, the deals that we strike with Nike, definitely we've benefited from. You guys have? Early on, you know. You kind of like, you feel good to walk in the store and be like,

you know, they're doing something with the design or the logo, but that takes ownership, too. And we had to do that as well to own logos and things like that. Oh, y'all didn't own the logos at first? No, not at first. I feel like y'all was before y'all time. Almost. In a lot of ways. It seems like a lot of things that

these guys are doing now is this, from Kanye to Kendrick to Cole, even Chance the Rapper, this whole Say Money crew, that was the native tongues energy. Because for two decades it was nothing but gangsta. There's always a cycle, obviously. Chance the Rapper is just as worthy of what he's doing as much as what we did back then.

It's good to see that there is a cycle that forms some sort of balance. I think every time there's something that's holding its weight for a long period of time, people get a little tired. It becomes a little stale, unnatural. So it's kind of nice to see it just happen again. Yeah, we always let cats know that.

Like we said earlier, here it is. We was on a tour where you would have De La on one spectrum, N.W.A. on the other. But as we all saw how time went along, you would have maybe the Rough Riders crew. So it was only Cruz or Rockefeller. So you would have kind of the same genre with each other or the same organization. So a lot of the early stuff we did, we were always mix-matched all the time. You could have us with Naughty, us with P.E.

So the same with music. If it's a balance, it would be great. A lot of new stuff is cool. What artists do you guys listen to today do you like? For me, personally, any and everything. I can listen to Drake. I can listen to Thug. There's stuff I can take from Young Thug.

You know, anything. Honestly, this new record that just came out, No Panty with Joel Ortiz, Bodega Bams, and Nitty Scott. I'm listening to that. But it can be anything else as well. We just try to stay students to it. Yeah. And whatever we can learn from, you know,

any artist that's coming out, as well as enjoy. Yeah. Yeah, why not? If it's good, it's good. And that's can learn from, you know, any artist that's coming out, as well as enjoy. Yeah. Yeah, why not? If it's good, it's good. And that's dope, because a lot of the OGs, a lot of the legends, they stuck in what they had, what they was, what they like. Exactly. You know?

Nah. Nah, you need growth in this. I mean, you know, we're not getting younger. Yeah. So it's like, you know, you want to use that youthful aspect to drive you and push you on and give you new ideas and new sensibility to how to do this hip-hop thing if you want to stay in it. If you're dead and done and you don't feel like being bothered,

then you go in your corner and hate all you want. We're trying to continue this as long as we feel good about it. And feeling good about it is embracing what's happening today. 30 years is nothing to sneeze at in any profession. Well, if y'all need me to sing... Oh, yeah. Yeah, right.

We appreciate you guys for stopping through. Thank to sing... Oh, yeah. Yeah, right. Word. We appreciate you guys for stopping through, man. Thank you, man. Thank you for having us, man. And the anonymous nobody. Honestly. Daylight Legends, kids. Drop this week.

There you have it. It's Daylight Soul. It's The Breakfast Club. Peace. The Breakfast Club. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. On The Breakfast Club.

Well, I'm sure that we remember that 50 Cent was not too happy when episode four of Power came on and his penis was shown. He had posted on Instagram, Courtney, I'm gonna kill you. This is not funny. I think I just saw my and he put up an eggplant emoji in a scene. What the F? Courtney, I'm going to kill you. This is not funny. I think I just saw my, and he put up an eggplant emoji in a scene. What the F? Courtney, call my phone now. Well, he did explain what he was so upset about.

Here is what 50 had to say. Courtney, you know, like, she's the writer showrunner for the show. She's like, I didn't want to show it to you in the beginning because I didn't think you needed to see it at that point. When she said it, you just have to take one for the team. And she's like, I would do it, but I just don't have one. What's going on?

And then my aunt sees the show. She's like, I'm traumatized. Yeah, my aunt, she texted me and was like, what the f***? Why you didn't tell me? I was like, yo, I didn't know either. I just passed Courtney out. So you really didn't know that that was going to be on? No, I knew it was there.

I just didn't see it in the original clips. It was darker. Clearly, 50 didn't sign the contract like the rest of the cast. Because the rest of the cast has nudity clauses in their contract that they have to appear nude at some point in the show. Right. He probably looks at himself as not just a cast member, though, on that show. He's not just a cast member.

Right. So, I mean, he probably just signed it and didn't think they would ever put his penis out. But I would want to see that, too. You would want to see it? And I would want to see if ever put his penis out. But I would want to see that, too, if my Willie was on. You would want to see it. And I would want to see if my Willie was on the screen. I would want to see it beforehand, too. Why?

What can you do at that point? Take it out if I ain't like it. How about not pull your penis out during the scene? You already took it out. Yeah, you already took it out. But if it's supposed to be dark, you're not supposed to see that much of it. I mean, I'm light-skinned, so it doesn't matter if it's dark or not. By the way, 50 did not have to pull his penis out in that scene.

He could have just put his hand in his pants. We would have got the gist of what he was trying to do. Okay. Well, it's out there forever now. All right, Snoop and Wiz are being sued, and that is by the concertgoers who were injured when that front row railing collapsed at a concert in New Jersey earlier this month. At least 40 people were hurt.

Now, they said, according to the lawsuit, Snoop and Wiz yelled out, everybody in the MF grass, bring your ass down here. Right before the collapse happened. So they're saying that call to action was what caused the stampede that led to the collapse. Oh.

Oh. That still ain't their fault though. Not at all. I still think that whatever they were standing on should have been more secure. Now this really, this story has really continued to bother me, and this is about Saturday Night Live star Leslie Jones, who was also in Ghostbusters. If you recall, she had quit Twitter,

and that's because people were just sending all kinds of hate-filled tweets her way, as well as pictures of gorillas, all kinds of nasty things to her. Well, once again, something unfortunate has happened. She was hacked, and hackers posted some of her personal information and a video tribute of Harambe, the gorilla that was slain in the Cincinnati Zoo, on her website, JustLeslie.com. Now, if you go to her page now, it just redirects you to a domain purchasing page. But, you know, I guess it's the same people that were on Twitter

that were harassing her before are doing this now. She can find those people. All you got to do is call the FBI, bro. You know, it was one writer in particular. I think his name was Milo Yiannopoulos. He was the one that did a review of Ghostbusters and really went on in her. And then all of his followers went on in her. And he actually got kicked off of Twitter and banned from Twitter after that.

So it's kind of the line between what is free speech and what is just hate speech. Hey, man, I know a good guy in the feds right now. He'll track them people down so fast. Right. Okay? If she really want to get them. Well, yeah. And, you know, they put up naked pictures of her,

her passport, all of those. Wow. Yeah, really embarrassing. How naked? Naked, naked. Like, naked, naked? Yes. Not just topless?

I think naked, naked. Lastly, do you know? And not just topless? I think naked, naked. Lastly, do you know what today is? Today is Kobe Bryant Day in L.A. They actually gave him his own day. That was yesterday. Oh, today's Thursday. The 24th. It's the 24th.

Sorry, I think it was Wednesday. Yeah, Wednesday, yesterday. His birthday is the 23rd. The 24th was Kobe Day because of his number. Drop one of the clues bombs for Kobe Bryant. Because of 8 and 24. Kobe's a survivor. Got accused of the clues bombs with Kobe Bryant. Because of 8 and 24. Kobe's a survivor. Got accused of sexual assault back in the day.

Beat his case. You know, he's a survivor. Right. So congratulations to Kobe. Sorry we missed that for you yesterday. We shouted it out yesterday. I think we did. In front page news we did yesterday.

Oh, you did? Mm-hmm. I probably wasn't listening. All right. Well, that is your rumor report on Angela Key. National Sodomy Day as well. Same thing. Goodness gracious.

Charlemagne. Yes. What are you giving that donkitude? Listen, man, I cannot believe that somebody out here was persecuted for loving the deliciousness that is Krispy Kreme donuts. Please. We need the Orlando Police Department to come to the front of the congregation. We would like to have a word with you.

The world loves Krispy Kreme. Okay. Or at least some parts of America. We'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Yo, LeMaine, say the gang donkey under the shade.

You are a donkey. It's time for Donkey of the Day. Donkey of the Day does not discriminate. I might not have the song of the day, but I got the donkey that... So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey, man, hit it with the heat. It's a breakfast club, bitches. Who's donkey of the day today?

Yes, donkey of the day for Thursday, August 25th, goes to police officers in Orlando, Florida. A salute to everyone who listens to us on 104.5, the beat in Orlando. Drop one of Clues Bombs for them, damn it. Okay? Now, this story breaks my heart because this situation that Daniel Rushing found himself in can happen to any of us here in America who has ever taken a bite out of that glazed piece of heaven

called a Krispy Kreme donut. Oh, you don't know what joy is until you've been driving, saw that hot Nile light on at a Krispy Kreme, and made an executive decision right there on the spot to pull in and get you a dozen Krispy Kreme original glazed. I was home in South Carolina a couple weekends ago and, you know, I've been on my eating clean stuff and it wasn't a cheat day for me. And I passed by a Krispy Kreme with a hot now light on and I said to myself, look at the devil.

I fought that temptation and I stuck to my diet. But Daniel rushing, well, he wasn't so lucky. He wasn't so lucky. All right, Daniel is 64 years old, living his life like it's golden in Orlando, and he decided to have him a Krispy Kreme donut or two in his car, and he got pulled over by the Orlando police. And what happened next is embarrassing. Not for Daniel Rushing, but for the Orlando Police Department.

Let's go to WFTV Orlando. They are live in the street with Daniel rushing. Take it away, Daniel. I see lights behind me. So I pull over and an officer comes up. I said, did I do something wrong? They really didn't make a full stop at Colonial. Are you going to give me a ticket? Would you mind if we searched your car? I'd like to search my car. Will you not give me a ticket? And the guy said, yeah, she won't give you a ticket. You know, I didn't have anything to hide. So they came back and they said, do you have anything you want to tell us about what we found in your car? And I said, no, because nothing to find. And they said, oh yeah, we found something. What we thought was crack cocaine in the beginning, but now we think it's methamphetamines. That's not possible. And I said, well, yeah, we tested

it and it's methamphetamines. And then they showed me flakes of icing. And I said, well, yeah, we tested it. It's methamphetamines. And then they showed me flakes of icing. And I said, that's the icing from a Krispy Kreme glazed donut. They went, no, no, it's methamphetamines. They took me to jail. I was there for about 10 and a half hours. You know, strip search, the whole deal. I mean, I've got to get my record expunged. Have you stopped eating donuts?

No, I had one today, actually, but I don't eat in the car. That's crazy. He sounds really okay about it. That's crazy. I have a saying. It's not a stereotype if it's true. This situation has me questioning whether or not all cops really like donuts. Because if anybody should know the difference between meth and the glaze on a Krispy Kreme donut, it's the police.

That should not have to go to the lab for testing. Okay, this man Daniel Rushing has an arrest for meth on his record now because incompetent-ass Orlando police don't know the difference between drugs and deliciousness. Okay, this is worse than when Kanye West thought Wiz Khalifa tweeting about his screen of weed KK was actually Wiz Khalifa tweeting about Kim Kardashian. Okay, what's next, Orlando police? You're going to mistake lemonade from Chick-fil-A for promethazine and codeine

because it's in a styrofoam cup? You're going to mistake a biscuit from Popeye's for an ounce of crack. This is absolutely unacceptable. And Daniel Rushen said he is considering legal action. Nothing to consider, Daniel. Go get your money. They owe you. Okay?

I'm all for giving people the credit they deserve for being stupid. And the police in Orlando who don't know the difference between meth and the glaze of a Krispy Kreme donut are very deserving. Please, please give the Orlando Police Department the smooth sounds and the hammer tones. You are the donkey of

the day. You are the donkey of the day. Yeehaw. I keep telling y'all over and over and over again, all the craziest people in the world are in Florida, including the police. There's something in the water in Florida that just makes people a tad bit off.

Okay? I wouldn't say that, but thank you for that, Dawg. You salute the trick, Daddy. Okay. Great guy, tad bit off. All right. Salute the gunplay. Great guy, tad bit off.

Okay? There's a lot of people in Florida. There's the craziest people in Florida. Listen, do you ever listen to Donkey today? Donkey today, yesterday was Florida. Okay? I'm telling you, the craziest people in America live in Florida, all parts of Florida, Orlando, Miami, Tampa.

Florida, fool up. Okay? All right. All right. Well, thank you for that, Donkey, today. Up next, ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you got a relationship question or any type of question for Yee,

you can call her right now. She'll put you live on the air and help you with all your problems. So call her right now, 800-585-1051. Here's Khaled. Here's Drake. It's for free. It's the Breakfast Club. Come on in.

That was the dream. We love your girl. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Yee, 800-585-1051. Hello, who's this? This is Lee from Florida. Lee, what's up, man?

What's your question for Ye? So, I just broke up with my girl about a week ago because she wouldn't let me study and stay focused in, you know, school and stuff like that. She wouldn't let you study? Yeah, I'm trying to better myself, and every time I try to tell her that, she thinks I'm out running around doing stuff to creeps.

Okay, so she was giving you a hard time. She didn't trust you. Whenever you said you were studying, she didn't believe it. Right, and I would tell her, like, you can come over and help me study and stuff like that, but all she would want to do is watch TV or movies and stuff, and now, you know, I feel alone, and I feel like I should get it back, but I don't want to get distracted. All right.

Well, it seems like the bigger issue here, I see you miss your girlfriend now. But it seems like the bigger issue is her kind of being immature about you handling your business and taking care of what you need to take care of. Maybe you prematurely broke up with her without trying to handle those issues head on. I mean, we've been talking about it for six, seven months. Because obviously for you, school and studying is a priority. What does she do? I mean, she's got her degree. She works in an administrative office.

She's doing her own thing. So she has a lot more free time than you do right now, basically, when she's off of work. Right. Okay. Well, I think it is important for you to take care of what you need to take care of. The question is, do you just miss her because you're lonely and you're used to having somebody around when you have free time? Or do you miss her because you really love her? To be honest, I think it's just because I'm lonely.

Well, that's never a good reason to get back with somebody, okay? She might just not have been the right person for you, but you haven't found anybody else because you're busy working, doing what you gotta do, and in your downtime, you wish you had somebody soft to lay next to. I guess that's true. But I do feel like sometimes you have to keep the door open for good things to happen. A lot of times we bog ourselves down in relationships that we know aren't gonna work

out just because we don't be alone. A lot of times people feel like they'd rather be with somebody than not be with someone, but I always feel like it's more important for you to be alone than to be with the wrong person. So if that means for a little bit of time right now, you get to focus on you, which is what you were complaining about before, that you didn't have time to focus on what it is that you have to do, then you need to do that right now. Now's the perfect time for that.

But at least your slate is clean. So when the right person does come along, you can dedicate your time instead of wasting your time and her time. Okay, that makes sense. Thank you. All right, get to hitting them books. All right, good luck, man. All right. ASCII, 800-585-1051.

If you got a question for Yee, call her now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was Bryce Attila with Exchange. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask E.

Hello, who's this? Hey, how you doing there, Jason? Hey, Jason. What's the problem? I'm calling because I'm 24 years old. And basically, I have my own place. I have my CDL license. I drive trucks.

I pay for my car insurance, my car and everything. Basically, my mother just felt like I'm spending too much money. She thinks I should just... My mother and my father, they feel like I'm spending too much money. They feel like I should just get a room and live like that and basically just save up my money to get a house and things like that since I'm not in a relationship and I'm by myself. But I feel like I think that it's just like a...

Like it's just something for me to learn to gain experience and just to see how I do on my own. Well, I feel like this. When I first graduated from college, I got my own apartment and I was, I didn't have money to save for a house. I was basically spending all the money that I made just living, you know, paying my student loans,

having my apartment, paying for my phone, paying to eat, transportation, and all of that. And later on down the line, because you are only 24, I'm sure when you come home, you want to come home to someplace nice that's yours, right? Yes, definitely. And you're able to pay your bills, right? Yes.

And I'll tell you this, my parents said the same thing to me. They were like, well, why don't you go live in your grandmother's place? She has an upstairs apartment that's available and you can stay there. And I did not want to do that. I wanted to have my own place, my own stuff, because I knew later on down the line I would make more money and be able to buy a house. And that was a goal that I always had. So I feel like if that's what you want to do is your money is your life. You should go ahead and do what you need to do for yourself. I personally always like to be comfortable when I come home and have a nice place. And I feel like you're 24, you're just getting started with the things that you're going to do later.

You have great potential to make lots and lots of money later on. But don't inconvenience yourself, right? I mean, some people are fine with that. Some people will sacrifice their comfortability just to be able to save up for something, you know, more immediate. But it's your decision. And if you decide this is what I'm happy with, this is what makes me comfortable, you do that for yourself. All right.

Thank you. I appreciate it. No problem. All right. Good luck, bro. Thank you a lot. 855-105-1. What do you think, Evan?

You would have still got your own place and not, you know. I wasn't paying attention. I ain't even going to lie. Okay. I'm preparing for this Aaliyah mix. As you know, it's the 15th anniversary of Aaliyah's death. So I'm going to do an Aaliyah mix during the People's Choice mix. So I'm just preparing my stuff up.

Somebody out there right now is saying, oh, my God, Aaliyah died. Guarantee it. Oh, my goodness. People slow, bro. But, Charlamagne, you got your own place at a young age, too, right? Was it on your mind to save for a house? Or were you just... No, I just wanted an apartment at the time.

Exactly. Of course, eventually I wanted a crib. But at the time, I knew my place in life. I was saving for the crib originally. Like, I knew wanted an apartment at the time. Exactly. I mean, of course, eventually I wanted a crib, but at the time I knew my place in life. I was saving for the crib originally. Like, I knew I wanted a crib. I was doing mixtapes at the time, and mixtapes was paying my bills pretty well. So I was saving for my crib. But you had your own place or no?

No, I lived in a basement. Well, yeah, it's a different approach. Yeah, I lived in a basement. All right. Well, we got rumors coming up, Yee? Yes, we are going to talk about the birth of a nation and Nate Parker. There has already been some fallout attached to the controversy that he had earlier in his life. And we'll tell you what has been canceled already.

Okay, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Yo, after the night remix. Don't leave your girl around me. True player for real. That's my name for real.

Man, I'm a player. Girl, you don't have to call. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is the Rumor Report. Spread the word to everyone.

With Angela Yee. Talk to me. On The Breakfast Club. Right through your speakers. That one's a little busy. That was a little busy. I ain't mad at that one, though. I wasn't mad at that one.

Okay, all right. It's getting there. We'll get it. They're all so different, these rumor report intros. So Drake, since we're talking about Drake, just put out an audio version

of a song that he did back in 2010. There's another version of a song other than audio? An audio version? I'm confused. Well, it could have been a video on his YouTube channel.

It's an audio only version. You know YouTube does videos. I'm confused too. I'm could have been a video on his YouTube channel. It's an audio-only version. You know YouTube does videos. I'm confused, too. I'm just trying to figure it out. Go ahead. It'll hit me sooner. So, YouTube usually posts videos. People do music videos.

Right. This is a video that's audio-only. It's not a video. This is a video that's audio-only. That means it's not a video. Okay. Go ahead. It's an audio-only version on his YouTube channel of a song that he did back in 2010.

Now, Kanye West apparently thought that Drake was talented and produced this song for him. You know, you know. You know, you know. How the story go. You done shot my style. You done stole my flow. You done seen me out. You can snow hello.

And you wonder why. Man, you know, you know. Yeah. And you should let. Man, you know who know. Yeah. And you should let the boys know too. Show them to each every single thing I showed you. I'm here feeling like 50 back in 02. And everybody saying I'm the man. So true. Yeah. Now why is this news

again now? What happened? Well, this is a song that never came out from 2010. Oh. It was supposed to be on Drake's Think Me Later album. Kanye saw his talent early on, produced this song for him, and never came out. Drake just shared it. Oh, okay. Got it? There you go. Alright, now let's discuss Nate Parker's

Birth of a Nation. There's all kinds of fallout now after all these allegations have been brought back up from back when Nate Parker was a student at Penn State University. Now it turns out the American Film Institute is not going to be doing the screening that they were supposed to be doing this Friday. All because they have to review now how people are feeling about, you know, about Nate Parker and everything like that. So they're saying that they're not canceling it.

It's just going to be postponed. The screening of the movie on Friday is not going to happen. It was supposed to be a Q&A with Nate Parker right after that. They're going to hold a session on campus to air out the issues that are raised by the film and by the rape allegation, and they said they may air this film at a later date. They have not given a date for that yet. That's what I don't like. Those issues aren't raised by the film.

Those issues are raised by Nate Parker's personal life. The only people that was raping in Birth of a Nation was white slaveholders. Well, they said issues raised by the film and by the rape allegation, not because of the film. So I think they're talking about the film, and then they're also going to talk about their rape allegations. Is he coming back up here? Is Nate coming back up here? I don't think Nate's doing any press right now. But I just think this is so wrong on so many levels, man. You've got to quit it in the court of law, but you're not being convicted in the court of public opinion.

Like, the man was found not guilty, but he's being treated like he's guilty. Why don't men ever get the benefit of the doubt when it comes to sexual assault cases? He said the sex was consensual. Courts agreed. That should be it. But for whatever reason, some people won't even consider that Nate Parker could actually be telling the truth. This is disturbing to me. And it's a dangerous precedent being set

when it comes to these kind of cases because what's the point of being found not guilty if I'm going to still be treated like I was found guilty? Now, there will still be back-to-back screenings in Toronto at that event that's happening, the film festival, on the weekend of September 10th and 11th. But they are not going to have the press conference

for the movie, so there's not going to be a Q&A for Nate Parker. Listen. They're going to instead just do screenings. The conspiracy theorists in me still believe that certain powers that be don't want this Nat Turner film to be successful. How dare a black man have the audacity to empower himself, raise funds to shoot his own film, and shoot a film about a man who was like Freddy Krueger to white people?

Nat Turner? Oh, how dare he? How dare he? All right, Jennifer Lopez. No black liberation stories will be told on my watch. Jennifer Lopez is single again. She has broke up with Casper Smart. Now, a lot of people say they get back together, break up, get back together, break up all the time.

Well, now this time the problem was that she wanted him to come to a fundraiser in the Hamptons, and apparently he would rather go to the UFC match. He's bugging. He wanted to see Conor McGregor versus Nate Diaz with his friends. Yay! Looks like he had a great time. He's bugging. He wanted to see Conor McGregor versus Nate Diaz with his friends. Yay! Looks like he had a great time. He's bugging. But, now she's saying that's it. Wasn't he

fine with a transsexual at one point? Allegedly. There was a man that came out that said that he had relations with Casper Smart. There's absolutely no way I want to go see Conor McGregor in some underwear as opposed to being with J-Lo anywhere. She's doing charity for you by just being with you, Casper Smart. The least you can do is show up to her Casper, I mean her, what is it?

Charity drive. Whatever it was. What the hell's wrong with you, Casper Smart? All right, well, that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee. All right, thank you, Miss Yee. Now, this mix is all about Aaliyah. Let me know your favorite Aaliyah joint.

It's the 15th anniversary of her passing. So let me know whatever you want to hear, Aaliyah. 800 me know your favorite Aaliyah joint. It's the 15th anniversary of her passing. So let me know whatever you want to hear, Aaliyah. 800-585-1051. I got you. And shout out to our family at Revolt. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Everybody else, the People's Choice Mix is up next. Hit me up.

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