The Breakfast Club - Airdropped Nudes, Affion Crockett, New Music & More
Episode Date: July 1, 2022Today on The Breakfast Club we are joined by Affion Crockett who shows off his VERY impressive impressions and talks about the new age of comedy we live in. Later on we have our listeners call in and ...discuss if they have ever had nudes airdropped to them. Donkey of The Day goes to a perverted plane passenger. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Had enough of this country?
Ever dreamt about starting your own?
I planted the flag. This is mine. I own this.
It's surprisingly easy.
55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete.
Or maybe not.
No country willingly gives up their territory.
Oh my God.
What is that?
Bullets.
Listen to Escape from Zakistan.
We need help!
That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you
get your podcasts. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series,
The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more.
After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast
Post Run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into
their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together.
Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions,
but you just don't know what is going to come for you.
Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love.
I forgive myself.
It's okay.
Have grace with yourself.
You're trying your best.
And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing.
Alicia Keys, like you've never
heard her before. Listen to
On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the
iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,
or wherever you get your podcasts.
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listen to podcasts. I was like, what's he talking about? Impacting the culture. People watch The Breakfast Club for, like, news and really be tuned in, man.
I don't even know what it's called, The Breakfast Club.
It's like brunch.
Envy, Yee, and Charlamagne.
Wake that ass up, get out of bed, and listen to The Breakfast Club.
I'm waking up.
Good morning, USA.
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All right.
Angelie is out.
Charlemagne, we still having technical difficulties.
Good morning.
Hopefully you guys are doing good.
It is Friday.
Yes, it's Friday.
The weekend is here.
It's a long weekend, 4th of July weekend.
Hopefully you guys are doing something nice for the weekend.
I am out in New Orleans for Essence Festival.
Now, if you've never been to Essence Festival, you need to come. I mean, when I say a big celebration of black excellence,
black love, black entrepreneurship, everything black is just amazing. As soon as you step on
that plane and you land in New Orleans, it just feels good. So many people. And now they are,
before I was skewed a lot older, it i would say maybe 40 and older but now they're
skewing 20 i would say 21 and up and when i say it just feels good to be in new orleans this week
and it feels great i just landed yesterday and as soon as i got off the plane it was just so much
love envy how you doing how's your family how are you doing is everything all right with you
can i get a hug i mean i love essence musicalence Music Festival. So I'm out here doing some stuff with Shea Moisture
and then doing a couple of parties.
So I'm excited about that.
Now, today on the show,
Effion Crockett will be joining us.
You know, he's a comedian.
He's going to be at Caroline's in New York City
all weekend long.
So if you haven't got your tickets,
definitely get your tickets.
We'll be talking to him about everything he's working on.
And, you know, he does some amazing impersonations
from Nas to Jay-Z to a host of others.
So we'll be kicking it with him in a little bit.
And then I got to remind you guys,
I got about, what, six days, seven days left
until my Atlanta car show.
And I'm super duper excited about this car show.
You know, every market, we do something different.
And we do these car shows because I feel like a lot of times
we don't have things to do as a family, right?
There's things to do if you're an adult.
There's things that kids can do.
But what can you do as a family?
Unless you like going to the fairs and things like that.
So this is that.
It's a safe environment.
It's cars, celebrity cars, cars from 50 Cent,
Killer Mike, Bun B, Jeezy, Rick Ross, Little Baby, 2 Chainz, Carlos Miller.
But then there's also rides.
So there's rides for the kids, jumpies for the kids, kids can game.
So it's pretty dope because your kids get to meet kids as well.
Like my kids will be there.
So if you have an 8-year-old or 9-year-old, your kids will be playing with my kids, gaming and jumping, learning how to jump rope.
There's so many different things. And for Atlanta, we're actually
building a roller skating rink in the venue. So if you think about the movie ATL, where it was
about a skating, so, or if you remember as a kid, you used to go roller skating, it's going to be
set up like that, where the roller skating rink, you're going to be going to be setting up the
cars around the rink. So it's almost like you're pulling up to the rink. So it'll be all types of different cars.
So I'm super duper excited about that.
And that is next Saturday in Atlanta.
If you haven't got your tickets, link in my bio.
I can't wait to see you guys.
But let's get the show cracking.
Front page news.
There's a lot of basketball rumors, man.
A lot of stuff going on in sports that we'll get to next.
Hopefully we'll get Charlemagne on the line and we'll start rocking.
It's the Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlemagne the the line and we'll start rocking. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlemagne the guy.
We are the Breakfast Club.
Let's get in some front page news.
That was Cardi B, Hot Ish, by the way, featuring Kanye and Lil Durk.
We're going to be playing that every hour on the hour.
And you know who else released a new record?
The City Girls featuring Usher.
We're going to get that on as well.
But in front page news, let's start off with sports.
So much going on in sports.
All right.
So Kevin Durant requests a trade from the Brooklyn Nets.
He says the top teams that he would love to go to is Phoenix and Miami.
So now allegedly Kyrie and Kevin Durant said they want to play together.
They just don't want to play in Brooklyn.
So they're saying the Lakers are preparing a deal to possibly move them to LA. Now the Joker became the highest paid player in league history. He
agreed to the largest deal, a five-year $270 million. So total value of six years is $303
million. That's like $53 million per year. Amazing phoenix suns are re-signed devin
booker he's agreed to a four-year 224 million the new york knicks picked up jalen brunson they also
have his father uh who went to temple his father's going to be an assistant coach he signed a four
year 104 million dollar deal john morant uh he signed a rookie max extension with the grizzlies uh so he's gonna uh re-sign a five
year 193 million dollar deal there's a lot of money in it yo yo yo yo yo yo yo you can hear me
oh lord have mercy i'm finally connected you're connected brother i was telling everybody about
the deals carl anthony town signed a 224 million dollar deal bradley bill stayed with the wizards
251 million pj tuck i you, signed with the 76ers.
Andre Drummond went to the Bulls.
Kemba Walker, he left the Knicks, went to the
Detroit Pistons. And James Harden has
a meeting with the 76ers to reconstruct
his contract. But let me go back to the first
one. Kevin Durant
requests a trade from the Brooklyn
Nets. Let me ask you a question
because we've been working, we've been together
almost 13 years. We've been together.
You said it, not me.
That deal got announced
I think June 30th of
2019. I sat
in that studio. What did I say?
What'd you say? I said
there's no way that Kyrie Irving and Kevin
Durant, that situation
will work. Because I said that I don't
think either one of them have the emotional intelligence to make it work.
Right.
Has it worked?
No.
Okay.
Just want to throw that out there.
But now they're saying that they said they want to play together, but not in Brooklyn.
So the rumor is the Lakers are preparing.
I didn't see that as of last night.
No, that's what they're saying.
And ESPN said the Lakers are allegedly preparing a Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant trade package.
What do the Lakers have to offer for Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving?
The Lakers have nothing.
They're saying the package would likely include Anthony Davis
and Russell Westbrook.
I don't think they want that.
I don't think the Brooklyn Nets want that.
The Brooklyn Nets playing with house money. The Brooklyn Nets don't have to make no moves if they don't think the Brooklyn Nets want that because the Brooklyn Nets playing with house money
the Brooklyn Nets don't have to make no moves if they don't want to
the key word is Kevin Durant is requesting a trade
I don't have to trade you
if I'm the Brooklyn Nets
I'm trying to get the best possible deal
I'm not doing anything to make you happy
I'm doing what I need to do
for the best interest of my franchise
that's it
but they said they wanted Devin Booker
but Devin Booker just re-signed with the Phoenix Suns.
And I don't think Phoenix Suns would get rid of Devin Booker,
somebody that got him their first ring in years.
Well, they didn't get a ring.
They went to the finals.
They didn't get a ring.
Their first finals in years.
Yeah, I don't understand that trade either.
I'm like, why would they give up?
Like, I saw something last night.
They said they'd give up Devin Booker.
I think it was DeAndre Ayton and somebody else.
And a bunch of picks.
And I'm like, why would they do that?
Like, who would Kevin Durant play with?
Chris Paul and Phoenix?
That wouldn't make no sense.
Make no sense.
All right.
Well, that is your front page news. Them brothers getting money to all of them.
Drop one of those bombs, baby.
I mean, you hear them numbers you were saying?
Did you hear them numbers you were saying?
I did.
You see, the Joker is the most paid player ever.
$270 million max contract.
He's going to be making $53 million a year.
That's why I was happy when Shaq said the other day that there's some honesty.
What Kevin Durant was saying when he was saying that a lot of older players are jealous of the younger players and all the money they make.
It'd be kind of hard not to.
Like, we act like jealousy and envy aren't natural emotions.
They're not emotions that you should lean into.
But they do creep up in you sometimes.
And it would be very hard if you was an all-star,
Hall of Fame caliber player that came up in the 80s and 90s.
Oh, my God.
He had the NBA on his back.
And he was making, what, $19, $20 million a year?
And then you look at the joke,
his contract with everything is going to be worth $60 million a year?
I think Jordan's last two years in the league, he made his most money.
I think it was like $30 million.
If you were one of those guys, if you were a Shaquille O'Neal or Allen Iverson,
one of those all-star Hall of Fame players in the 90s,
and you're looking at them now, you'd be like, damn, you know how much I could have made?
Yeah, but I will say this, too.
The influence was totally different.
You think if Joker put out a sneaker right now, people would buy it?
No.
You think some of these individuals that get these big contracts put out sneakers?
No.
No, you're right.
They didn't have the culture and influence like your Jordans or like your Shacks or like your Iversons, you know?
You know what's crazy though we say that but even up back then every a lot of them didn't
have that influence either it was still the only a select hand full of people
that had that kind of influence his star stars like the stars like you know
Barclay did Barclay had his own kicks that people bought Colby Scottie Pippen
for a second Scottie Pippen for a second I mean Magic Johnson was with Converse
nobody was messing with Converse back then.
Nah, nobody was messing with Converse.
Not our generation. Nah, he made a mistake with that.
I wear some Chuck Taylors, but I ain't wearing the Magic Johnson
Converse. Nah, not at all.
Alright.
Well, that is your...
That is your front page news.
Now, get it off your chest.
800-585-1051.
If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open again. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open.
Again, 800-585-1051.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
Wake up, wake up.
Wake your ass up.
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Hello, who's this?
Yeah, what's up, Envy?
Trav, what up, Trav?
What's up, sir?
Peace, sis. How you, brother? I'm doing good. I up, Trav? What's up, Tar? Peace, sis.
How you, brother?
I'm doing good.
I'm doing good.
I'm just calling to let y'all know y'all better go stream my girl Cardi B new song,
Hot Ish, and the City Girls new song, Good Love, because the girls is out here dropping
hits.
Yeah.
I haven't heard Cardi yet.
We just played it.
We just played it, and then we're going to get Good Love on in a minute.
I heard a snippet.
Make sure y'all follow my girls, JT and Young Miami. Y'all don't leave Young Miami
alone. I don't know what this new thing is
that they always try to start kicking Young Miami
apart, but she's still that girl.
First of all,
I love the city girls.
Don't ever do me like that. I love JT
and Young Miami. I'm not talking about you, Sean.
I'm talking about every single time
they be trying to hype up JT over Young Miami. Young Miami be doing her thing. Sean. I'm talking about every single time they be trying to hype up JT over here.
Young Miami be doing her thing.
See, I'm going to leave Young Miami alone because she's that girl.
Yeah, I think they both complement each other very, very, very, very, very,
very well.
And I think that they're better together.
I really love both their styles.
But go stream Cardi B.
Go stream the City Girls.
Okay?
Hot-ish.
Good love.
Bye.
Later. Hello, who's this?
This is Vincent from Brooklyn.
What's up, brother? Get it off your chest.
Yeah, I'm pissed off. Kevin Durant
had the nerve to ask for a trade
after he didn't do s***.
They won one playoff series.
Sorry for cursing. I'm sorry for cursing.
That's my fault right there.
He played... He won one series in three years for the Brooklyn Mets.
And after all that, I prayed for this guy to come to the Brooklyn Mets.
And now you're going to ask for it.
That's what you get for wasting God's time.
God.
All the things you be praying for, that's what you praying for?
But, sir, I will admit this.
Let's admit this.
He came to Brooklyn ready to play, right?
You come to Brooklyn.
Kyrie Irving doesn't play because of his COVID beliefs and everything else.
Ben Simmons hasn't played because of mental health.
So now you feel like you're there by yourself.
Would you want to play for Brooklyn in those teammates?
I don't even count Ben Simmons because he came in the middle of last year
towards the end of last year.
I don't even count him.
Yeah, you don't quit.
You play out your contract.
You shouldn't have signed. He should have waited then.
But he signed. He thought he was going to be playing
with Kyrie Irving. He don't got that kind
of time no more. He's 33 years old, bro.
You can't
slander Kevin Durant in this situation
because over the last two years, he's been the one
person in this situation that has showed
up. Kyrie Irving has not been
there. That's who y'all should be slandering. Kyrie ain't show up.
Kevin Durant has been on that court.
You can't be mad at him.
Happy belated birthday,
Charlamagne. You are great. You are
one dude that I
don't know how
God put you there for a reason.
You being on this radio has
helped me a lot because
I suffer from panic attacks.
And you talking about mental health and stuff like that, like I get crazy panic, like to the point where I'm shaking.
I feel like I'm about to die and stuff like that.
So you talking about, man, I don't know how to deal with it.
Like I've been trying.
I've been taking stress tabs, but it's hard to deal with, man.
I don't do no medication, but, you know, I do, you know, I do.
Of course, I do therapy, but I go, I do meditation.
Meditation is very good for me.
And now that it's summertime, man, I'm going to tell you something that I love to do.
I love to go do grounding, take your shoes off and just walk in the grass, go lean up
against a tree, put your forehead against a tree.
Like, I'm a tree hugger for real.
He does it naked, too.
I'm going to start trying stuff, because it's like my sleeping a tree hugger for real he doesn't make it my sleeping stuff man for real this is not not if you if you i mean if you if you don't know how to
do any breathing exercises any meditation like yeah try grounding man like like literally just
take your shoes off go walk in the grass like take your shirt off lay down on the grass you
know stomach down on the grass i mean i hate to say it like this but face down ass up you know stomach down on the grass i mean i hate to say it like this but face down ass up you know what i'm saying i'm serious like
there's what breathing exercises oh hell yeah i do i do them at work like if i be in the studio
and i'm about to have a panic attack for whatever reason i just go another room and you know i say
a little prayer i do my breathing exercises i chant my mantra you know i got my own personal
mantra and yeah it does work.
It absolutely brings you back to center, 100%.
But therapy is really good too.
Have you tried therapy?
No, I want to go to therapy,
but it's so hard to find a therapist in New York City.
It's really hard.
I had to, the next therapist for me,
I have to wait until August 18th.
Yikes.
Wow.
I'm going to get your email, man.
I'm going to connect you with somebody
from my foundation,
the Mental Wealth Alliance, man.
I'm going to see if we can get you somebody sooner.
Hold on, okay?
Yeah, hold on.
I'm going to get your email.
All right.
Get it off your chest.
800-585-1051.
If you need to vent,
hit us up now.
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Good morning.
The Breakfast Club.
Hey, guys.
I'm Kate Max.
You might know me from my popular online series,
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After those runs, the conversations keep going.
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their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together.
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Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired, depressed, a little bit revolutionary? Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia.
I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg.
I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia.
Be part of a great colonial tradition.
The Waikana tried my country.
My forefathers did that themselves.
What could go wrong?
No country willingly gives up their territory.
I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead.
Oh my God.
What is that?
Bullets.
Bullets.
We need help!
We still have the off-road portion to go.
Listen to Escape from Zakistan.
And we're losing daylight fast.
That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions,
but you just don't know what is going to come for you.
Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt,
learning to trust herself, and leaning into her dreams.
I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves.
For self-preservation and protection,
it was literally that step by step.
And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going.
This increment of small, determined moments.
Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love.
I forgive myself.
It's okay.
Like grace.
Have grace with yourself.
You're trying your best
and you're going to figure out
the rhythm of this thing.
Alicia Keys,
like you've never heard her before.
Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty
on the iHeartRadio app,
Apple Podcasts,
or wherever you get your podcasts.
Hey, what's up? or wherever you get your podcasts. allies. Think of it as a black show for non-black people. We discuss everything from prejudice to politics to police violence, and we try to give you the tools to create positive change in your
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Listen to Civic Cipher every Saturday on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast.
Hey there, my little creeps. podcasts. I'm not ready for you. Let's just say things get a bit extra. We'll see you next time. trend. So grab your pumpkin spice, dust off that Ouija board just don't call me unless it's urgent
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or wherever you get your podcasts. get it off my chest i think a lot of these unsigned rappers are just as good as the known
rappers the only problem is nobody hears their music so they don't know why are you saying that
like that's uh some type of revelation we know this well i'm an unsigned rapper you know what
i mean and that's one of my problems nobody knows where to find my music. How old are you? I'm 41.
All right, let's hear something.
No, we don't need to hear nothing.
Yes, we do.
Let this 41-year-old lady speak.
She should tell somebody where to find her music,
because I got a feeling she's going to say something right now that's going to make us not even want to go look for it.
No, no, no.
I got confidence.
You can go to Phoenix Frost, and all my music will come up.
Just go to me.
Where you from?
I'm from Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton, Ohio. Let's hear something. Spit, up. Just Google me. Where you from? I'm from Dayton, Ohio. Dayton, Ohio.
Let's hear something.
Spit, mama.
Well, you know I got bank rolls
because I'm making pesos.
Cash out at expensive stores
because I got the Nair roll.
That's real or not.
I'm talking ten figures.
My pockets keep getting bigger.
No time for gold diggers.
Big knots.
Plenty guap.
Run up and get popped.
I'm trying to make it to the top
before I get knocked
because all this money
draw attention in my being straight whipping on you. You can hear what I'm trying to make it to the top before I get knocked because all this money draws attention
and my being straight whipping on you.
You can hear when I'm spitting.
Okay, let me ask you a question.
What else do you do?
I also sing.
I have a thing.
I ain't got my voice in one.
How do you make money?
How do you make money, man?
Besides singing and rapping.
Besides singing and rapping,
I do distribution for artists.
I put their music in stores.
Oh, so you're just all into the music industry.
That's what you do.
You put all your chips in the music industry.
Yes. Good luck.
Yeah.
Good luck. Thank you.
Alright, good luck.
Keep doing you, boo.
You gotta get to a point where you gotta pivot.
Sometimes you open up a business
and it's not working, so you gotta pivot a little bit i don't think the word i think
instead of pivot let's say transition envy i think she should transition and she should start
identifying as a ups worker what's right what's og rob that's what we need this morning hello who's
this yo what up it's jermaine out atlanta jermaine happy fr. Happy Friday. Get it off your chest, bro.
Envy.
I need my tickets to the show, bro.
We almost a week away.
What we doing?
Trying to be in the building.
Did you get your tickets yet?
How many kids you got?
I got two.
What's their ages?
Six years old.
I got two six-year-old twins.
The barmaid twins.
I got your kids.
Your kids in on me.
Kids five and under are free, but I got your kids, all right?
All right. So we doing a VIP lounge thing? Oh, but I got your kids, all right? All right.
So we doing a VIP lounge thing?
Oh, see, now you pushing it.
Now you pushing it.
Now you want the VIP.
Ball main vodka.
Earlier, you know, to pour up for your VIP guests or whatever. I don't know why y'all want VIP so bad.
Just get regular tickets and then identify as a person in the VIP, man.
Y'all be complicating things y'all don't gotta complicate
We'll figure it out and we'll see you this Saturday bro
Bring the kids out
Again my car show is this Saturday
In Atlanta your favorite celebrity cars
There's amusement rides carnival games
Amusement rides for the kids
We teach the kids how to double dutch
And then of course we have a roller skating rink
Put into the car show this year
So we just do it differently this year So we want to make it like the movie atl where all the cars are around
the roller skating rink so you can roller skate you can look at the cars your kids can play the
games it's pretty dope the car show is this saturday if you haven't got your tickets get
your tickets all right get it off your chest 800-585-1051 now we got rumors on the way
little tj he's doing a lot better. We'll give you some updates.
So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.
It's about time.
What's going on?
Rumor Report. Rumor Report.
This is The Rumor Report.
Talk to him.
With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club.
All right. Now reports are saying Lil T.J. is making some progress in his recovery.
Now this is after the rapper was shot multiple times.
He remains in the hospital, but they're saying things are looking good.
Things are going in a great direction.
They said he's awake.
He's alert.
He's even speaking on his own.
They says what's most promising is the doctor's removed his breathing tube.
And they said when he was speaking, his voice sounds just like it did before.
They said he got shot in the chest and neck area. So salute to that brother and keep
sending him healing energy. Definitely said a little TJ healing energy, man. I'm glad that
I'm glad that he's recovering, but I hate that he got shot in the first place, you know? Absolutely.
But that is just the world that we live in. So, you know, God bless that brother. And I hope he
makes the most out of this new opportunity.
You got to look at things like this as a new opportunity.
You know, after this, you definitely can't move the same way that you moved.
I know I wouldn't.
Correct.
You know, I would definitely be submitting my will to God in a real way.
And I would just, you know, go out there and do the work on myself to be a better human.
Just because.
Just because.
I think you appreciate life more
after situations like this happen.
The sad thing is,
if it was true what they were saying,
he was just going to get something to eat.
You know what I mean?
So he wasn't doing nothing grimy,
nothing crazy.
He was just going to get something to eat
on a late night.
You know what I mean?
You're right.
So he probably just thought,
hey, I'll just go get a bite to eat.
And obviously, you know, things turn left.
But, you know, even when you try to do the right things,
sometimes it's just ish
happens, you know? Yes, it does.
You can avoid, every day of our life, we wake
up trying to avoid crazy.
Okay? But boy, that crazy will find you.
Yeah? You may not be
bothering nobody, but niggas bother everybody.
Remember that. Alright.
Well, Ray J, he's day two of his singing lessons.
And I guess Ray J is going to be posting this each and every day.
I'm enjoying it.
But this is day two, and we have audio.
Come on, we got to sing it together.
All right.
Like, we can't be both off.
I can't be off, and you off.
Okay, here we go.
If I had one wish, we would be best friends.
Love would never end. it would just begin.
If I had one wish, you would be my boo.
Promise to love you, trust me, I'll trust you.
If I had one wish, we would run away.
Making love all day, Have us a baby. If I had one wish.
Make you my whole life.
And you be my wife.
Make it right this.
If I had one wish.
First of all, who was Ray J singing with?
I think it's his dad.
Taylor, who was Ray J singing with?
I don't know.
Taylor ain't in the room.
But the Ray J part didn't sound that bad.
I just want to know, why does Ray J keep trying to bring everyone into his mess?
Okay, yesterday it was a we with Bobby Valentino.
Let's show them we still got it.
Today it's we both can't be off.
Ray J, the only person who caught slander for being off was you.
Okay?
You the only person that has to fix whatever you're trying to fix.
Stop trying to bring people into your mess, man.
But Ray J didn't sound that bad, though.
He didn't sound that bad on his part.
The funny part about that thing that...
Anybody that talks, I guess, or sings, does that for a living.
Well, our producer Taylor is saying that he was in a car,
and that was a random driver he was singing with.
But Ray J's part didn't sound bad.
By the way, I do that all the time.
I do that before shows.
And we thought I'd be flirting with him,
but that's me really warming up my mouth to talk.
Yes, you do because you look at me when you do it.
And lastly, WWE signs Logan Paul to a multi-event deal.
Now, it was a video of him yesterday in the
ring as he was practicing and getting his
moves on. So that could be a lot of money
for him. So, you know, his
brother is scheduled to fight Tommy Fury
in August 6th, but now
he is in the WWE.
Yeah, if I'm Logan Paul, I'm not signing no
contract unless I get my upfront money because he said that
he never got paid from Floyd Mayweather and Mayweather
promotion. So, therefore, I'm not doing nothing unless I get upfront money.
I'd be traumatized.
Well, Paul, he appeared in WrestleMania 37.
I'm not a huge wrestling fan, but everybody seemed to say that he did pretty good.
So, we'll see what happens with Logan Paul.
And that is your rumor report.
Just getting started.
We're warming up our mouths, y'all.
We got three more hours.
Oh, my goodness.
All right.
You got anything planned for next hour?
Yes.
When we come back, we got front page news.
We'll tell you about your president, Joe Biden.
He slams the Supreme Court.
And also, Avion Crockett will be joining us next hour.
All right.
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haven't heard kevin durant kevin durant request a trade from the brooklyn nets now allegedly him
and kairi irvin still want to play. They just don't want to play for Brooklyn.
Is it that bad in Brooklyn?
So rumor has it that they might be going to the Lakers.
I highly disagree that both of them still want to play together.
And I don't see how a Lakers trade is going to happen because the Lakers have no assets that the Brooklyn Nets would want.
And if I'm the Brooklyn Nets organization, I'm not trying to make Kyrie Irving or Kevin Durant happy.
The only thing I'm thinking about is getting the best deal for my franchise.
So I don't care if I got to ship Kevin Durant to Utah, Portland,
wherever it is, I'm just trying to get the best deal.
I'm not doing what he wants me to do.
Get your wish list.
All right, now also the Joker got the biggest contract in NBA history.
He signed for a 270 million dollar supermax contract extension five year deal.
He'll be making between 53 and 60 million dollars.
So we'll start off with 53 million and it grows each year.
So by the time the deal is over, he'll be making 60 million dollars.
Jesus Christ. God bless. over he'll be making 60 million dollars jesus christ well god bless god right now now also draymond green him and uh kendrick perkins have been going back and forth he called him a cool
and we have audio you don't have to act like that my man you don't have to go up there you go from
being enforced to the coon how does that happen hey draymond you good you mad because i'm doing
it my way and it's happened to work?
Hey man, all that disrespect and all that hoes**t, calling somebody a coon?
Man, you got me f**ked up.
Ain't nothing a coon about me.
We all know you all balking no bite.
We know this.
The NBA brothers know this.
A lot of them that's talking behind you, behind your back with the whispers. They know this. They know you not go do nothing. This is proven. We can keep it entertainment.
We can keep it ESPN. You can, whatever you want to do, but we ain't doing that coon at
home, boy. Let me tell you something. Those are two of my favorite personalities in sports.
Kendrick Perkins and Draymond Green. I enjoy both of them and the perspectives that they bring, but I
highly disagree with calling
black men coons just because you disagree
with their opinion. And I highly
disagree with those two very professional
brothers going back and forth
sounding like they want smoke. You know how stupid
y'all would look fighting?
Two grown ass men fighting over basketball.
Two grown men
making millions of dollars who have, you know,
over-exceeded expectations in life, who have beat all odds,
and y'all going back and forth,
sounding like y'all want to fight each other over an opinion.
Cut it out, man.
Y'all better than that.
Both of y'all.
Cut it out.
All right.
Now, it's taken 232 years and 115 prior appointments,
but finally, Contagi Brown Jackson,
a black woman,
the first black woman to serve on the nation's highest court.
She was,
uh,
sworn in yesterday at 12 noon.
So congratulations to her.
God bless her.
Very historic,
you know,
um,
dropping a clue behind the Contagi Brown Jackson.
I got miss hand from the beginning.
It's still a six,
three conservative majority in the Supreme court.
And, uh, if you haven't noticed, the Supreme Court is wrecking havoc on everything right now.
I just wanted to congratulate her.
And lastly, your president, Joe Biden, he slams the Supreme Court.
Oh, please.
Were you scared? Were you scared? Were you scared?
Well, here's the audio. The first and foremost thing we should do is make it clear how outrageous this decision was
and how much it impacts not just on a woman's right to choose, but on privacy generally.
I'm going to be talking to the governors as to what actions they think I should be taking as well.
I believe we have to codify Roe v. Wade in the law,
and the way to do that is to make sure the Congress votes to do that.
And if the filibuster gets in the way, it's like voting rights.
It should be we require an exception to the filibuster for this action to deal with the Supreme Court decision.
I don't believe any of it. Just a bunch of lip service.
I'm serious. Like, you know, like they've been talking about codifying roe v wade you know for a long time like when president obama was in office he well he actually
campaigned on the fact that he was going to codify roe v wade he met with planned parenthood and told
him he was going to codify roe v wade and even when he had you know uh a majority a super majority
for like four months he didn't make any moves to codify Roe v. Wade.
And they always talk that talk, but then they say, oh, we don't have the votes.
We don't have the votes.
So why are you volunteering these lies?
Why are you telling the American people that you're going to do things
that you know you don't have the votes to do?
It's just a bunch of lip service at this point.
I really truly believe it's above us now.
I'm not a politician, so I don't know what it is that can be done. I just know that I just think it's lip service at this point. I really, truly believe it's above us now. I'm not a politician, so I don't know what it is that can be done.
I just know that I just think it's above us at this point.
All right.
Well, that is your front page news.
Now, when we come back, comedian Afion Crockett will be joining us.
He's going to be at Caroline's this weekend, performing all weekend long.
Of course, it's Fourth of July, so it's a three-day weekend.
And we'll talk about all the other stuff that he has going on. He's a
master impersonation. He does a
great hove, a great nise, and
we'll talk to him next, alright? So don't move.
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Morning, everybody. It's
EJ, Envy, Angela Yee, Stalemay and the guy.
We are The Breakfast Club.
We got a special guest in the building.
Yes, sir.
If y'all crack it.
What's happening, though?
What up?
How y'all been, man?
I'm blessed.
It's been a long time.
It's been a long time since I've been in this seat.
Now, I saw you when you was hosting the Martin reunion, man, on BET+.
Yeah.
How was that?
Let me tell you something, man.
We all grew up on Martin.
Absolutely.
And so for me, it was like Martin is one of my biggest influences.
So to be able to sit in that seat and ask all of the questions as a fan,
it's still mind-blowing.
It hasn't even sunk in that I was on the set.
Did he handpick you?
How did that come about?
Yeah, I got a relationship with Martin.
He's my big bro.
So we've worked together before.
Tisha, Tashina, I got a relationship with them.
Yeah, they reached out. They was like, yo, A, if we want you to do it, you're theina. I got a relationship with them. Yeah, they reached out.
They was like, yo, A, if we want you to do it, you're the guy.
I was like, say less.
Dope.
Get my mauve suit.
Yeah, yeah, see.
Mauve.
It's mauve.
It's mauve.
It's mauve.
Now, you do pretty much everybody's voices.
You make fun of everybody with skits.
Has anybody ever stepped to you where it was like, you know what?
Maybe I should not be in
the same building with that person just charlamagne did charlamagne charlamagne threatened my life
one time never that never happened come on how does that look charlamagne threatened my life
exactly anybody's life right now um nobody nobody the thing about it is when people see me do impressions of them, especially in the hip hop world, they know that I'm a hip hop head.
So Nas, for example, asked me to do him before.
He asked me to do him.
Jesus Christ.
He's going to tell for that.
Before you got to it, I was like, wait a second.
That didn't come out right.
But yeah, he asked me to do an impression of him.
And I know y'all ain't laughing because y'all was fingering a bull.
With no pause.
With no pause.
It was nothing but lotion.
It was plenty of lubrication.
And this nigga was giggling.
Envy was like, you want me to put my finger in there wait wait i've never done this before
you want me to put my finger in there i thought it was a cake i was like the only thing left to
do is to cut this and eat it with no pause do you ever play gay uh gay games with your friends whoa
wait wait a second how did we get here?
No, I've never done what you guys have done.
What's going on, man?
Where's Angela Yee
when you need her?
I need a female presence
in this bitch.
I need a vagina in the room.
Too much masculine
in this shit.
I think it's masculine.
I think.
It ain't masculine,
but it's definitely
a lot of a lot of b****s in here today. A lot of b****s. Now, where would you rank yourself as an impressionist
when it comes to like Jay Pharoah? I don't. Godfrey. I've gone on record as to say Jay
Pharoah is impressionist 2.0. I don't consider myself an impressionist, if you believe that or
not. I consider myself an artist who plays the part.
I'm an actor.
So the same way you see Denzel play whoever, Hurricane Carter or Malcolm X, he dives into
the role and he gives you the details that you need for that character.
That's how I am with impressions, too.
OK, I don't just do impressions.
But as far as the ranking, the impressionists, to me,
Jay Pharoah and Godfrey are
two of the best that I've ever seen.
100%. Yeah, yeah. So
if I had to rank myself out of them, I mean
Aries Spears too, he's another goat with it.
I don't rank myself.
I would put all of them before me.
He put you up there. Jay said he thinks you're one of the
best impressionists. Well, that's very humble of him.
Thank you, Jay Pharoah. Appreciate that.
But no, I think
they do way more impressions than me.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. You do Jay, Nas.
I mean, I do a few. Like, I do
the Russell Simmons.
Russell, Jay, and then the newest
one I've been doing over the pandemic was Maya Angelou.
Everybody was like, how the f*** do you do
Maya Angelou? Because I just do.
Okay. It just is what it is. do Maya Angelou? Because I just do, okay?
It just is what it is.
Why Maya Angelou? I have no idea.
Like, literally, I was talking to a couple of my homegirls,
and they just randomly mentioned Maya,
and I just started doing it one night,
and they fell on the ground laughing.
So I was just like, okay.
And if you listen to the way I do the Maya Angelou voice,
it's not too far from Jay-Z. Because Jay has this thing.
Stop.
I didn't say the thing yet.
Don't laugh yet.
Charlamagne.
It's kind of in the same register.
So as Jay talks like this,
you know, you have to just go right there.
It blends right in to Maya Angelou.
Hold on.
I never thought about that, yo.
It's the same person.
Is it?
It's the same person.
Is it?
But he don't rhyme when he talk.
I wonder why it's like that.
They're both rappers.
They're both poets, yeah.
Maya is the best rapper that ever lived.
Whatever you choose to take is whatever you give.
Phenomenal woman am I.
Phenomenally, it's me, not Jay-Z.
See, it just goes right with it.
Now, Hov had a couple of years of entitlement.
And even find it funny or not funny.
No, Hov loves the impression.
Like, the first time I met him, I thought I was going to get slapped.
I ain't going to lie.
Really?
This was a long time ago in D. dc when obama first got inaugurated so jay did the concert right before and this ain't
a flex at all i i happen to run into charlie mack i'm just walking taking pictures in dc
and i see charlie mack everybody know charlie and charlie's standing outside the venue
backstage i was like charlie what up and like, hey, what's up, baby?
Come on, come on. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I got you, I got you.
I'm waiting for people.
But I got you, I got you.
Come on, come on, come on.
So I get backstage with Charlie Mack.
It's just me and him.
So you wasn't invited, you just snuck in.
I just snuck in.
And I'm just in the back,
I'm watching dudes working and shit.
And then all of a sudden,
a wave of people come down the stairs.
And it's Jay and his entourage,
they're about to go to the stage, right? So I'm sitting on the speaker. The stage is right a wave of people come down the stairs. And it's Jay and his entourage. They're about to go to the stage, right?
So I'm sitting on the speaker.
The stage is right here.
He's coming down the stairs, and they're all about to go to the stage.
He sees me and starts walking over to me.
You know how in the movies when the camera's coming toward you,
but you start to get smaller?
That's how I felt.
I was like, oh, s***.
Here it go.
Here it go.
It's going down.
And you by yourself.
I'm dolo.
Jay would never get his hands dirty.
Now, Ty Ty might have to spray.
Ty Ty might have to spray.
Have you seen Ty Ty?
Either way, I thought someone was going to, you know what I'm saying?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And he walks up to me.
He extends his hand.
He's like, yo, you be doing the Jigga Man.
I like that.
And he gave it, you know, the third person acknowledgement.
You know, you be doing the Jigga Man.
I was like, all right, whatever name you choose to use, yes, sir.
Yeah.
And that whole night, he just kept walking up to me, making sure I was good.
Like, yeah.
And then Mary was on stage, Mary J. Box.
And he was like, I bet you can't do that.
I bet you can't sing like that.
So he was like really cool.
He was really cool.
And then we did a drop on video, and he showed the love,
and he made me do the laugh in front of him.
Wow. So nothing but respect, man. So if you didn't want to do the laugh, you had to do the laugh. He was showed the love and he made me do the laugh in front of him. Wow.
So nothing but respect, man.
So if you didn't want to do the laugh, you had to do the laugh.
No, no, no.
He put his arm around my neck.
Envy, I think you know what that means.
Do the laugh.
You do the laugh.
Do the laugh.
All right, we got more with Afion Crockett when we come back.
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We are The Breakfast Club.
We're still kicking it with Afion Crockett.
And I was going to ask you, now you're in Carolinas this weekend, Friday, Saturday.
So when you're on stage now, everything is so sensitive.
Do you watch what you say and do you curb your jokes or?
Nah, I don't edit what I say because it comes from a real place
to me mm-hmm and it's not coming from a disrespectful place and when you hear
the context of what I'm saying people don't get offended by that I mean I had
I did have a Karen last year I saw that was a message on you that was a mix of
alcohol and entitlement you know Karen entitlement so when she does storm the
stage what do you do what do you think because first of all there was no storm let's just let's just talk about it right let's get let's get into the
nitty-gritty of it she skipped no no she actually crawled i ain't gonna hold you i'm on stage and
i'm playing to my left side and i look out my peripheral and she literally has her hands on
the stage like a baby learning to walk like In my mind, we're in Jacksonville.
Shout out to Duvall. We're in Jacksonville,
Florida.
The stage is packed.
In front of the stage is packed.
I'm thinking she has to go to the bathroom
and she can't get her way around.
The only way for her to get to the bathroom
is to come on stage and walk down
the stairs in the front.
She stands up and then she had her hands in the front. And then when she stands up,
and then she had her hands in the Sally Struthers' hands,
like she's about to save a little d***, right?
Like she's about to please.
I said, oh, she has something she wants to say.
I need to hear this.
Now, some people were like, hey, man, she could have killed you.
I assessed her vital organs like the Terminator within two seconds.
Like, I'm a martial artist
I know danger
when I'm around it
I don't have to look
you don't have to be
in front of me
for me to feel the danger
right
at no point did I feel
like my life was threatened
so I was like
I don't know man
I saw a white thug
storm the stage on you
Avion
that's what I saw
you didn't see that
I saw a white thug
she's a white thug
she was a white thug
who was trying to
creep up on you that's why she was crawling and she needed to be treated as such she had a posse with her she needed to be treated like the thug. She was a white thug who was trying to creep up on you.
That's why she was crawling.
And she needed to be treated as such.
She had a posse with her.
She needed to be treated like the thug she is.
Yeah, you know what?
I didn't think of it and look at it in that way.
I stand corrected.
That woman was a danger to society.
Yes, she was.
And to my young black life.
That's right.
Even though I'm not that young.
But, nah, man.
I could have easily gave her
the Enter the Dragon Bruce Lee
slow motion sidekick and had
that bitch fly over 18 people.
And you can't because you're a black man.
So as soon as you knew that, even though she wrong,
that's right. So that's what I knew.
I was like, what am I going to do to this woman
that's going to be positive for me?
Other than, you know, I talked about it for about 20
minutes. So verbally, she caught that ass whooping.
Yeah.
But outside of that, she was wobbling and doing her thing.
What was she upset about?
I was talking about sex, and she was just like,
you're offending a lot of people in here.
And I asked, I said, all these grown-ass black people in here?
I asked them, are y'all offended by me talking about f***ing?
And they was like, hell no.
Get your white ass off the stage is what they said.
How you come to a comedy show and you mad because somebody talking about sex?
Clearly she wasn't getting enough.
What was the context?
Come to Caroline's this weekend and you'll find out the context of the sex jokes that I be talking about.
I'm talking about my dick going inside of your ass.
And the crazy part is they let her sit back in the show after doing it?
No, no, no.
She got kicked out.
Oh, okay, okay, okay.
They escorted her right out.
Wow. And I did 20 long minutes on no, no. She got kicked out. Oh, okay, okay, okay. They escorted her right out. Wow.
And I did 20 long minutes on her after that.
It was, it was, because it was unexpected.
Like, she threw off the flow of the show for everybody.
And then it made TMZ, and it caught on.
And then the next city I went to, another white woman tried it.
What?
Yeah, yeah.
But my boy Carlos, he was like, bitch.
He was, he flew to the front of the stage and was like, nope, we're not even going to
acknowledge this. Now, was this before the Will Chris Rock thing? Yeah, it was before that. Okay, okay, okay. So this, the front of the stage and was like, nope, we're not even gonna acknowledge this.
Now was this before the Will-Chris Rock thing?
Yeah, it was before that.
Okay, okay, okay.
So this, I mean, I got, you know.
This was, I think it was a cloud chase.
It was a TMZ moment.
She was like, oh, that other white woman got on TMZ,
so let me try my hand at it.
And we didn't even acknowledge it.
Are you concerned about that type of stuff
as a comedian now?
Not at all.
Because it seems like you see what happened to Dave,
you know, I mean, Will and Chris,
that's, I hate when people even bring that up, because that. You know, I mean, Will and Chris, I hate when people
even bring that up
because that's a once
in a generation thing.
Yeah, and I hate when people
start saying comedians
are under attack.
No, the f*** we not.
These are all isolated incidents.
Even the guy,
I was there when Chappelle
got attacked
and that was even
an isolated incident.
That was somebody
who had a personal beef
with Dave and his content
and whatever his cloud chase moment was,
but I'm not concerned.
That's scary, though.
You look at the weapon he brought in
and the fact that he was able to get on that stage.
No, no, that.
That's very scary.
Like you said, you could be looking to the left
talking to these people, and he come behind you.
Right.
But again, if I feared that,
then I would fear going to the grocery store,
going to the mall, going to the airport,
because this is wild in the airports now.
I don't know if you've been watching.
It is what it is, man.
If it's my time, it's my time, but I don't walk in or live in fear of that.
I didn't know you knew martial arts.
There's a lot you don't know.
You guys finger-buckled in here.
Big rubber.
That is martial arts.
That is martial arts.
That is not martial arts.
Yes, it is.
Mr. Miyagi, wax on, wax off. That is martial arts. That is martial arts. That is not martial arts. Yes, it is. Mr. Miyagi, wax on, wax off.
That is.
Finger in, finger out.
That is partial arts.
We can kill people with these fingers, Avion.
Okay.
We were practicing martial arts in that moment.
But yeah, you know, I'm not a master or anything like that, but I know enough to get away.
What belt?
No belt.
Okay, okay, okay.
Wing Chun.
I was going to ask, you know, since you grinded, do you respect some of these new comedians that come up
and necessarily don't have to grind the same way?
A thousand percent.
I was just talking to Country Wayne the other day
and telling him the same thing.
Like, we put so much emphasis on the platform that they're using.
When we all have this access to the same platform,
so just because they're using it and it looks easier
and they don't have to grind,
that you sound like the old like man back in my day, we had to walk 18 miles in snow barefooted.
Now, when I see those guys, it puts me in a mindset of.
Deaf comedy jam back in the day or comic view, right?
That's so-called the traditional way of how you grind to be a comedian, right?
There was garbage is there, too.
And there was greatness in that platform too so now you have garbage on the internet and you have greatness
on the internet so i don't feel no kind of way i feel like thank god they found a newer way to do
it and to reach the audience directly it cuts out the middleman you think because uh we were born in
like the 1900s right we're looking for something to validate these people?
Instead of just enjoying them and realizing this is the new way,
we're waiting for them to get signed to a TV show or a movie?
I think we live in a hater culture.
That's what hip-hop has become.
I've seen it with y'all.
I've seen it with anyone who is doing their thing.
People want to find something to say to tear you down. And that's just our
culture. I don't know why the f*** that is.
Back in the 70s,
it was more peace loving and
hair grease and everybody was more like, yeah,
brother, yeah, sister. And it was more unity.
And something about this hip hop
world, man, where we want to throw away everything
tomorrow and, oh, you still
wearing them slides? Ah, f*** these last
week, nigga.
So we do that with our gems, too.
And by the way, people don't really care because here's the truth to the matter.
If all of those people that critique us got the same type of critique every day, that culture wouldn't even exist.
It wouldn't.
Because nobody would want that smoke.
Nobody would want that for themselves.
And you're right.
So the people that sit back and critique everything that we do, right?
Envy, I don't like his beard.
His beard is fake.
I've heard people saying that.
But it's true.
That's true.
That's true.
I've heard them saying that.
And they're talking about your transformation of your face.
That's true, too.
He bleaches his skin.
That's true.
I never bleach.
But I got a good dermatologist.
No Vyves cartel?
No, no Vyves cartel.
I got a good dermatologist.
He bleaches.
No surgery, either.
They think I got surgery.
You got surgery, too. No surgery either. They think I got surgery. You got surgery too.
No surgery.
And he gets his eyebrows done.
Never got my eyebrows done.
You do get your eyebrows done.
No, I don't.
Yes, you do.
I've never got my eyebrows done.
I would tell y'all.
You didn't get that one thread, no pluck, no reconstruction surgery on my eyebrows.
That's why it goes up like this.
Now, to be honest, I did get them arched back in the day, but I'll tell you what.
See?
The truth always comes out. It always comes out. But I'll tell you why. See?
The truth always comes out.
It always comes out.
I never touched my eyebrows. I never touched my eyebrows.
Except for one time back in 1979 when I had one incident.
I did.
I used to do telemarketing.
My two homegirls, Nina and Shamira.
We don't care about the story now.
It's the fact that you had it done.
But they gassed me up.
They told me Tupac got his eyebrows off.
All right.
The fact is you got it done
and you lied about it
two minutes ago.
And now you had to fess up.
You got it done.
So that means every other thing is true.
You had reconstructive surgery.
You got surgery for the nose.
You got bleach.
You got bleach.
All right.
The bleach and cream is real.
All right.
It's all real.
I forgot what our point was, but...
What was we talking about? I don't know. Not a goddamn thing. We don't know. All right. We got more with Af I forgot what our point was, but. What was he talking about?
I don't know.
Not a goddamn thing.
We know.
All right, we got more with Afion Crockett.
When we come back, don't move.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
We're still kicking it with Afion Crockett.
Charlamagne?
What do you think about the current state of, like, just comedy?
Does stand-up still matter?
Oh, a thousand
percent um i think i think comedy is in a great place actually like we all make money uh off of
it the bags are nice it's a lot of us out here getting it and with legitimate fan bases and
comedy is very necessary you know i get people all the time coming up to me saying
man during the pandemic you saved my life these are the words that they use. I'm just doing what I'm doing. I don't think about who I'm affecting or whose life I'm so-called saving.
But the fact that they feel that I had a, I helped them through whatever dark time they was in.
I know what my purpose is. I know that I'm in my purpose. And even though I go through my own dark,
you know what I'm saying? I go through my own struggles and I'm glad you are one of the first
advocates of therapy. I've been in therapy for the last three years too. So just managing my own dark you know i'm saying i go through my own struggles and i'm glad you are one of the first advocates of therapy i've been in therapy for the last three years too so just managing my
own you know my bags of darkness or my bags of trauma i'm happy that i can help somebody else
through my gift you know what i'm saying what got you in therapy what was the reason you decided to
a relationship i was breaking up with this with this girl and in the middle of an argument we were having, I saw the spotlight turn around on me.
And I was like, wait, I've been here before with several other women.
This same type of argument, the same exact energy, it has to be me.
And I literally got on the phone with my boy Jay Lee.
Jay Lee is an actor.
He's a comedian, too.
But he's one of the first friends that i had that talked about
therapy and so i called him in the midst of that argument like she's packing her she's doing all
that i said yo man can you refer me to your therapist i think i need to talk to somebody
like i was really in that in that mindset so anyway long story short i ended up getting a
therapist and i wanted to make sure it was a black therapist because i didn't want to explain the
black experience to somebody too on top of other trauma.
Right. And yeah, so I started going and we clicked immediately and she helped me really navigate my life and to to put it on the table.
And that's something I don't mind doing anyway. I like to be transparent with myself and I don't like to lie to myself.
I mean, most comedians are very self-aware. That's why y'all are able to be so observational.
A lot of us feel like especially in this hip hop culture, a lot of us feel like we still have to be tough and we got to be cool and i i'm not trying to do that man yeah you know
it's interesting some comedians say they don't want to go to therapy and stuff because they don't
want to fix that trauma because they feel like that trauma is like the source of a lot of their
their inspiration their creativity creativity, their jokes.
Nah, get that out.
I don't give a.
How creative you think is making you go to therapy and get that stuff out because there's always a pattern
that you're leaving when there's trauma.
There's a pattern that you're living
and there's a pattern that you're leaving
in the wake of whoever's path that you cross.
You have to get that out.
Did it help you?
You know, breaking up? People don't realize that's like, that's grieving. You know what I'm did it help you you know breaking up people don't
realize that's like that's grieving you know what i'm saying when you break up with somebody
oh for sure call the radio yesterday he was hurt him and his girl broke up yeah it was like you
grieving it's real and hell yeah i grieve it's hard when you really are in love with somebody
and you cannot figure out how to make it work. And then you start going back and saying, man, did I go wrong somewhere?
Did I not get to know this person enough to bond with them
and to make it real, to make it last?
Yeah, that s*** is crazy.
And, you know, a lot of times we,
breaking up with one person is hard.
And some of us have broken up with five people.
And that s*** is tough.
It's tough to carry.
So you got to get therapy for those things.
And then realize how the relationship that your parents had affected you no absolutely you know
what i mean that's that's where a lot of the trauma lives so therapy therapy therapy go get it
word and this weekend you're gonna be at caroline's they didn't believe in me friday caroline's day
9 45 saturday at 7 and Saturday at 945.
You can get your tickets at carolines.com.
We appreciate you for doing this. New York didn't believe in me.
Caroline's dead.
When it's all said and done,
how do you think people are going to remember A.B. Onkron?
They're going to remember me as the guy that did it his way
with a good attitude.
I don't complain.
I don't ask people for shit.
I just do it my way.
I don't mind
putting my money
where my mouth is.
I finance my own projects.
I have the attitude
of gratitude.
And I don't feel
entitled to anything.
No one owes me anything.
So,
hopefully when they
remember me,
they're like,
yo,
that dude worked
his ass off
and he did it
with a smile.
Alright.
So,
last question
before we get up
out of
here we always ask the mount rushmore of comedians who do you have that's that's a long list but for
me i have to talk about who influenced me the most correct okay uh number one is eddie murphy
eddie murphy um martin lawrence okay the wayans family i count as one because that's a lot of
faces but it's a lot of faces on that but
you know Kenan and Damon and
all of them so you mean when you say Wayans
you mean just with the show or with stand up
the TV everything Wayans
they don't get talked about enough
as comedy royalty
right writing
producing performing
stand up nepotism, right?
In the right way.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, they don't get talked about enough.
You're kind of an inefficient Wayne in a way.
Yeah, I'm Atheon Wayans.
They adopted me.
In a way.
They definitely adopted me, but rightfully so.
And I was able to say this to Kenan when we did dance.
I said, you know I went to the school of Wayans.
I went to your school.
I studied everything you did.
And he looked at me and said, he said, you did it the right way.
You did great.
You soaked up all the right information.
And that's why you're here.
But anyway, Eddie Martin Wayans is George Carlin.
Oh, yeah.
I would have said Chris Rock because he's up there too,
but he's influenced by Carlin as well.
So we got to go to the source.
But again, Mount Rushmore is a long list of people.
I slept on Carlin.
And don't get me wrong, I've always heard the greatness of George Carlin.
But when I saw that doc that's on HBO Max right now, oh, my God.
I was like, man, there's nobody doing that right now.
Fearlessly.
Yeah.
And he was doing it way back then.
So, you know, imagine if he was alive today and doing some of that same material, how it would be received or not received because of the sensitivities that we're in.
But honorable mention to Richard Pryor, like he's the godfather of it all.
I don't think he can even be ranked.
And like it or love it, the genius of Cosby as a
comedian, as a comedian
is warranted. He did
some brilliant stuff as a businessman, as a
comedian. All the other shit I can't
vouch for. Gotcha. We appreciate
you for joining us. And how do you pronounce your name, the correct name?
Afion. Afion. He called you Afion.
He called me Afion just now.
Afion? All these years
has been Afion? There's no V
in my f***ing name, Charlemagne.
I just thought
it was pronounced that way.
I can say Charlemagne.
I didn't...
How the f***
did you say Charlemagne?
There's a G
in that motherf***er.
How did I know
how to say that?
I didn't say Charlemagne.
I don't think
I've ever heard that.
How did you not hear it?
I always thought
they were saying Avion
this whole time.
Wow.
You learn something new every day.
You want to say his name right?
What's my name?
Afion.
Afion.
Afion.
Oh, my goodness, man.
You motherfucking rocket.
That's what Russell Simmons, he says Afion.
It's very, he never says it the correct way.
Afion sounds smarter.
It sounds more lucrative.
You should say Afion.
He calls me Afion all the time.
This guy's good.
He's good.
He's good.
Appreciate you, Charlotte Magni.
Afion Crockett is the breakfast broker.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
There's a bop right here, there.
Yes, there's a bop.
You can't break my soul.
This is a bop.
It is.
All right.
Well, morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela
Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast
Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's
talk Diddy.
This is The Rumor Report
with Angela Yee on The Breakfast
Club. I don't like how you
said Diddy name just now. I said Diddy.
You sound like your name is Carisha Casey.
All right.
Well, Diddy show love to Young Miami for the Go Poppy sign.
Now, yesterday he posted the Go Poppy sign, and he said,
this is one of the sweetest things anyone's ever done for me.
Thank you, Shorty Wap, Young Miami 305.
I believe Diddy really appreciated that sign because it is
those things like that when someone takes time
to like craft a sign,
you know what I mean? That takes real time and effort.
Like you can tell Young Miami put her
heart in that
sign. You know when somebody writes you a letter
or you know like takes the time to actually
write inside of a card, make
a sign. That means a lot. So I'm sure
Diddy appreciated it. Let me ask you a question now. I made a sign for you a sign. That means a lot. So I'm sure Diddy appreciated it.
Let me ask you a question now.
I made a sign for you.
You didn't thank me, though.
You know what's so interesting, man?
You know, I love, you know, love.
And, you know, I think love is an amazing thing, man.
And me being a cancer, like, I don't know if it's because of cancer
or because of things that happened to me in my childhood.
I realize it's very hard for me to receive love.
I was talking to my therapist about that this week.
Like, receiving love makes me feel like...
What that got to do with me?
How come you ain't thank me, nigga?
That's what I'm asking.
Why you ain't thank me?
And so I'm just saying that to say I want to thank, you know,
Taylor and Eddie and Red and, you know, Nick and Angela Yee,
you know, Joey that's up there, Brandon, Art.
Like, it's a lot of people up there that just make this show really move.
So thank you.
Thank you to them all.
They're still not going to thank me.
Thank you, God.
That's cool.
You know what I'm saying?
Thank you, God.
Thank you to my therapist.
That's cool.
Just thank you.
Life is beautiful, man.
You know what I'm saying?
It really is.
It really is.
But salute to Youngami for taking the
time to make that sign that's a beautiful thing i see i see how you do things now travis got all
my travis scott fans uh he's doing a collaboration with dior now you know the dior number one the
dior jordan ones sold out um quickly like and then with prices were like 10 i think 10 000 up to
20 000 so travis scott and dr are finally launching they're saying
uh july 13th so if you're into travis scott into detour in dr into that collaboration look for that
july 13th also the queen hold on good to see uh you know things starting to move again for travis
scott yeah now angelie reported about a week ago that he purchased a Bugatti
Chiron. It was a five point five million dollar purchase. And people were upset with that
purchase saying, how can he purchase that with everything that's going on with what's happening
with him in Astroland, which I don't understand. Is he not supposed to shop? Is he not supposed to
buy things? Is he not supposed to go out? Is he supposed to stay in the house? Like, I'm confused. Hey, it was an accident. Correct. It's sad that, you know, so many lives were lost, but it was an
accident. That man is not a criminal. He was not charged with anything. He, you know, he's not
going to end up in jail. It was an accident. These things happen at concerts from time to time. And
honestly, with all of these different festivals and everything else that's going on,
where they have all of these large amounts of people in one place, one space at once,
I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often.
But, you know, what is he supposed to do?
He's supposed to not live his life anymore?
No, I didn't understand why people were upset.
But his team did release a statement that said that car was purchased a year ago.
It doesn't matter. He can purchase whatever he wants.
That's his money.
It doesn't matter if that car costs
$5.5 million or $20 million.
That's his money. He can do whatever he wants to do.
You know what it is? We live in an era where people
don't see these people 24-7,
365. They see these people
in spurts. They see them on Instagram every now and then
and videos every now and then.
They want to see this man, like, grieving.
They want to see him crying all the time.
They want to see him, like, sad, depressed.
You don't know what he is when he's not in these pictures
that you see every now and then.
You don't know what this man's thought process
has been since Astroworld.
Like, cut it out.
And also to the queen bee lastly
she released something on instagram that people are believing that is her cover art now it's a
picture of her on a horse and it says act one renaissance july 29th she says creating this album
allowed me a place to dream and to find escape during a scary time for the world it allowed me
to feel free and adventurous in a time when little else was moving. My intention was to create a safe place, a place without judgment,
a place to be free of perfection and overthinking, a place to scream, release, feel freedom. It was
a beautiful journey of exploration. I hope you find joy in this music. I hope it inspires you
to release the wiggle and to feel as unique, strong, and
sexy as you are. So it looks like
Beyonce is coming out July 29th.
Okay, you talked about Beyonce. When you said the
Queen B, I was born in 1978,
so I thought Lil' Kim when you said
Queen B. No, no, no. Well, they're both Queen Bs.
They're both Queen C. Yes, okay.
So what's the date? Can we save that date again?
What's that date? July 29th.
I'm going to release my wiggle. 29th I'm gonna release my wiggle
I can't wait to release my wiggle
and lastly
before we get to the donkey of the day
Diddy show love
shows love to Young Miami
for the Go Poppy support sign
now you can tell that
Diddy must really appreciate Young Miami
now Diddy said
Diddy said this is one of the sweetest things
anyone's ever done for me
thank you Shorty Wap, Young Miami 305.
I just want to reiterate that Diddy loves and shows a lot of love and respect to Young Miami
for making that sign, holding that sign up.
And I just want to say that was pretty dope.
It's beautiful.
I mean, there's nothing like handwritten cards from somebody.
Like my six-year-old drew me a birthday card this week.
Why you ain't thank me for mine?
I did you a card.
I held up a GoPoppy sign for you on your birthday, bro.
My 14-year-old gave me a real card from like Target or somewhere,
but she wrote a very sweet note in it.
And not only was it a sweet note,
it was something that I actually put on my vision board because she said that
she hoped something happens for me.
And I didn't even know she was paying attention to it and it wasn't just like
something that's gonna happen in a moment or something that could like
happen over a lifetime so it's like oh wow so I'm putting it on my vision board. So you didn't see me hold up
that Go Poppy sign for you on your birthday? Who else held up a Go Poppy sign for you?
And listen I know when you a Cancer, when you are cancer, sometimes, you know, we cry for no damn reason.
I know that it's a very tender time for us cancers.
It's cancer season.
Cancer is in full moon or something to that effect.
So these tears just come so easily.
But you got to let those tears flow.
It's okay.
Okay?
Let it flow, cancer.
Drop on the clues box for all the cancers out there.
I should have did a sign for Diddy. I should have did a sign for Diddy.
I should have did a sign for Diddy.
All right, well, that is your rumor report.
Who you giving your donkey to, man?
Man, four after the hour, let's talk penises, okay?
Have you or somebody you loved ever received an unwanted penis pic in the form of an airdrop?
Well, you might be entitled to compensation.
We'll talk about it four after the hour. Alright, we'll get to that next.
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Charlemagne, say the gang, don't get under the shade.
Charlemagne, 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 of the day.
So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey, man, hit it with the heat.
It's the Breakfast Club, bitches.
Who's donkey of the day today?
Well, donkey of the day for Friday, July 1st goes to a man named Lawrence Martin.
I don't know where Lawrence Martin is from, but he was traveling on a Southwest Airlines flight from Detroit to Denver.
Oh, good old Southwest.
I know the name of that airline sounds like the name of one of Kim and Kanye's kids, but it's not.
It is an airline along with Spirit that I refuse to travel.
Simply because my experiences with both airlines have not been pleasant.
Now, I haven't flown Southwest in a long time, so maybe things have changed.
But back in my day, okay, a little over a decade ago, I flew Southwest Airlines once and realized they weren't for me.
OK, simply because I need assigned seating. All right. I don't know who at Southwest Airlines came up with the bright idea of open seating, but I do not recommend.
OK, I don't know if they still do this, but once you get on board, you choose any available seat. No, no, no.
Okay.
It's giving musical chairs.
And I don't got time for that.
All right. When it comes to flights, humans, us homo sapiens need all the organization we can get.
Okay.
We need direction.
Okay.
You can't just put us somewhere and say, figure it out.
Okay.
Getting a seat on a Southwest Airlines flight in 2022, I can only imagine, feels on a lot of levels like a squid game challenge.
All right, you can't just put us on a flight and say,
every man, woman, and day for themselves.
Okay, that was my experience.
If things have changed, God bless, but Southwest is not my cup of tequila.
Now, this guy Lawrence Martin decided either A,
Southwest Airlines doesn't
have enough in-flight entertainment, or
B, he doesn't approve of Southwest
Airlines snack selection, so he
decided to show the plane what
they should eat. Okay? Because this
man, Lawrence Martin, this past Saturday
while traveling on a flight from Detroit
to Denver, from D to D,
decided to share his
D with the plane. What do you mean, Uncle D to D, decided to share his D with the plane.
What do you mean, Uncle Sharla?
He decided to share his D with the plane.
You know what I'm talking about.
Okay, that D, that diddly, that dang-a-lang, that dinkle, that dipstick,
that dog bone, that donkey kong, depending on the size.
This man, Lawrence Martin, airdropped a photo of his penis
to every possible device on the plane.
You can't make this kind of stuff up, okay?
Lawrence Martin sent a picture of him receiving some sloppy toppy, okay, of BJ fellatio.
And it was sent in the middle of the flight to anyone with an Apple device in range.
And yes, that included children, two of which were sitting directly behind him.
Now, what is the protocol when a penis is airdropped at passengers on a flight?
Well, flight attendants were quickly alerted by a woman who received and accepted the airdrop request.
First of all, I don't accept anyone's airdrop request if I don't know them.
Okay, I don't know why my phone even has that setting to receive everyone's airdrops,
but I've definitely been out and received one of those notifications, and
I hit deny. If I don't know you, I'm not
accepting your damn airdrop, okay?
And if you don't know me, why would you be
airdropping me something? See, the problem
with some of y'all, you spent your whole life
Listen to your Uncle Charlotte
for a second. Y'all spent your whole
life understanding
you shouldn't talk to strangers.
But now as adults, all you do is practice the bad
habit of talking to strangers because of these damn smartphones no stranger danger exists on
all these social media platforms and in the form of airdrops and i don't want no parts okay stranger
danger stranger danger now the woman who first dropped the dime on lawrence said she was seated
near him okay saw his ipad had arop open, and knew it was him immediately.
When confronted by a flight attendant, Lawrence apologized
and said he was just having a little fun.
First of all, in regards to one's penis,
don't ever refer to anything having to do with your penis as a little fun, okay?
We over here having big fun like Vanessa Huxtable and her
friends did when they went to go see The Wretched, okay? All the young OGs get that reference
immediately. For you kids, season six, episode 22, Cosby Show, thank me later. Lawrence, your idea of
fun is to let your little hairy canary, your little love muscle, your little pink cigar, just be airdropped and random people on the plane.
Now, when I was growing up in the 1900s, we had something we called the black eyewitness.
And the black eyewitness was the guy or gal you would see on the news who witnessed said
crimes in the hood.
And for whatever reason, news stations would always find the black eyewitness to detail
what they saw.
And they were hilarious as hell.
Well, in these here 2000s,
the white eyewitness has taken the black eyewitness's spot,
and they don't have news stations and news crews running up on them.
They have white eyewitnesses with TikToks and Instagrams.
And there was a woman on this flight whose name is Daddy Strange 333,
and she received Lawrence's pisser in the form of an airdrop.
And she disgusted.
Let's listen.
So I'm talking to this guy.
We're just making friends, whatever.
And I say to him, oh, my God, I just got an airdrop.
Should I open it?
And he's like, no, dumbass.
And I was like, oh, no, I'm super curious.
And it said from Larry's iPad.
And as I'm talking to him, I was like, I shouldn't do this, but I'm so curious.
I see that the guy next to him, so across the aisle, has his iPad open with all of his, like, it has, like, AirDrop on there.
Like, he was selecting AirDrop people.
And I was like, no way.
I think it's this guy.
And he was like, no f***ing way.
And so I accept it.
And there it was.
It was a picture of, like, a woman's face giving Larry s*** and, like, a little bit of pee-pee at the bottom.
You know, whatever.
And so I was like, what the f***?
And I look over and I said, are you Larry?
And he said, yes I am.
I was like, did you mean to send me this?
And he said, yes I did.
And I said, are you sending it to everybody?
And he said, yes I am.
There's a, like a child, like seven-ish maybe,
right behind him, and a teenager right behind him
and he knows this.
And I was like, Larry, get your together, stop. And then he said, oh I'm sorry. And I switched to screens and he tries to go, and he knows this and i was like larry get your together stop and then
he said oh i'm sorry and i said just crazy he tries to say he says explicit content not allowed
once again why are y'all accepting airdrops from people y'all don't know we really have forgotten
everything we learned in kindergarten two things we need to bring back that we learned in kindergarten
number one do one of the others as they have done unto you, the golden rule.
Okay?
Please, remember the golden rule.
And number two, don't talk to strangers.
All right?
Let's get it.
Come on.
They send you an airdrop.
They give you the option to accept the decline.
You don't have to open it.
But I'm not victim blaming here.
I'm just trying to give you some game on how to avoid that in the future.
Now, when the plane finally landed, Lawrence was escorted off the plane by the fbi
and bought in for questioning and there's only one question that needs to be asked and that is why
well he already answered it because he wanted to have a little fun well let's see how much fun
being registered as a sex offender for the rest of your life is let's see if you airdrop that danger registered sex offender sign lives here to random people some donkey of the days
just sell themselves please let Remy Ma give Lawrence Martin the biggest hee-haw
hee-haw hee-haw you stupid mother are you dumb all right now let's get to it
it's Friday so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday!
Now, the Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday question is, has somebody airdropped you?
Huh?
What?
What's the question?
I know what the question is.
I want to hear you say it.
What is it?
Has somebody airdropped you a picture of their penis?
Now, when I said it was about to be Freaky Friday, you sighed.
And the reason you sighed is because you know that we want to ask this question.
So I would like to ask you, first and foremost, DJ Envy, Rashawn Casey,
has someone ever airdropped you a picture of their penis?
The floor is yours.
Now, I never told nobody this.
So how do I know?
Liar.
I mean, I told you behind the scenes, but yes.
Yes, somebody has.
It was actually two weeks ago.
A friend.
You said it was a friend.
I did not say it was a friend.
No, I did not. I said it was a friend. I did not say it was a friend. No, I did not.
I said I was flying back from Houston.
This was my car show in Houston.
On Southwest.
No, it was not Southwest.
It was actually Delta.
And it was a lot of my peoples, you know, on the flight.
You know, my manager, June, my assistant, Mercedes, my wife.
There was so many of us on the plane.
My daughter was on the plane.
There was so many of us.
Now, my iPhone is not my name.
It's, you know, it's like, I mean, I can say it.
Say what it is.
You said it.
All right.
You know what?
When we come back.
How about when we come back?
All right.
I'll tell the story when we come back.
But the question is 800-585-1051.
Has somebody ever airdropped you a penis pic?
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The Breakfast Club.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.
We are The Breakfast Club.
Now, if you just joined us, Charlamagne gave donkey of the day to who? A man named
Lawrence Martin. Lawrence Martin was on the Southwest
Airlines flight, and he decided
to airdrop a picture of his
skin flute, okay? His
snossage, his stretcher, his
little tagger, his tallywhacker
to the whole goddamn plane, okay?
And so the question we're asking this morning
is, have you ever received
penis pictures in the form of an airdrop?
Now, DJ Envy, if you're just joining us, you said you have.
Yes. So about two weeks ago when I was coming back from Houston for my car show, it was a flight with all of us on.
It was my manager, my assistant, my daughter, my daughter's boyfriend, little Sean.
It was a lot of us on that plane.
So on my iPhone, my tag is dad's iphone right
daddy no it's not daddy's dad's iphone no it's dad's iphone the reason it's dad's iphone because
in the house you know if the kids want to send they know it's dad's iphone but it says dad's
iphone so i got somebody sent me an airdrop so on the plane i'm thinking it's one of my family
members i'm thinking maybe somebody sent pictures from you know the car show maybe it's my wife i
didn't know so when you get an airdrop don't it tell you who it's from don't it say such and such
is trying to send you an airdrop yes but i don't know everybody's airdrop because some people don't
label their phone it just says the iphone is sending you an airdrop oh i get what you're
saying so you was like there's nobody else that would possibly be
calling me daddy on this plane.
They didn't call me daddy. They just sent me
an airdrop.
To daddy's iPhone. To dad's
iPhone. Now daddy, dad's iPhone.
Okay, okay. So when I click it,
here comes
a dude. He was
Man, say what you said.
You said that the... Huh?
He was face down, ass up, and his penis was out.
There you go. He was face down,
ass up. Huh?
Hold on now. Face down,
ass up. It was from the side.
Yes, he was bent over. He had a fat ass?
I didn't look. I erased it immediately.
You definitely looked. Who was the person?
Was the guy on the flight? I don't know.
I don't know. He was clearly on the flight? I don't know.
The guy, he was clearly on the flight.
Well, no, because it was right when we got off the plane.
And I didn't want to look around because then he would know that I got it.
So I just ignored it.
But don't he know that you opened it?
Yeah, but he don't know who dad I phone.
He didn't know it was me.
Now he knows it's me because it's dad's iPhone.
But I didn't want to look around.
I don't think that was an accident.
He knew exactly who daddy was.
He knew exactly who he wanted to sing that wing,
who he wanted to send that wing wing to.
Dad, let's go to the phone.
He wanted you to see that weenie.
He wanted you to see that tube steak.
That trouser monkey was yours.
Has this happened to you, sir?
Never.
Because I don't accept random airdrops from people.
There ain't no way in hell.
And by the way, that happens when you're out for some reason.
I guess my phone is set to anybody can send it to you,
and I'll get the airdrops, and if they accept the decline, I decline.
If I don't know you, I'm not accepting your damn airdrop.
I believe in not talking to strangers.
All right, let's go to the phone lines.
My goodness.
It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday.
Hello, who's this?
What's up, DJ Envy?
What's up, Uncle Charlotte?
This is Courtney from Atlanta.
Courtney from Atlanta.
You from Atlanta. I know you received a D-pick in the form of an airdrop.
You from Atlanta.
Oh, yes, sir.
And you know what's funny, Uncle Charlotte?
I received it on the flight, on the Delta flight, actually.
It's me, too.
Really?
On my way to L.A.
Yep, on my way to L.A. Yep. On my way to L.A.
I was watching a movie.
Then I looked up at my phone.
And I'm like, oh, wait.
What is this?
And I said, yeah.
I pressed this up.
And I was like, oh, it's a DP.
I was like, who is this from?
And then they airdropped me again and was like, I'm in C.
Da, da, da, da, da, da.
Ha, ha, ha.
Can I ask you a question?
What kind of twinkle in your eye were you giving off
that he thought he could send you that?
Oh, let's just say that since it's Freaky Friday,
let's just say we met up at his hotel after we got off the flight.
Whoa!
And the rest is history.
Oh, so it worked?
It worked out.
That must have been a nice deep pick.
It must not have been ashy at all.
Nice size.
Oh, no, that was a beautiful.
It was like you're over 7 inches,.5, whatever.
7 inches, 3-4, sir.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
With a little curve to it.
See, I talk to y'all too much.
I got to stop talking to y'all.
I don't want to play no more.
Thank you, bro.
Have a good weekend, man.
See, I love our listeners, but me and our listeners too close.
See what I'm saying?
I don't want to play no more.
I do. I want to play more. I want to hear more. You want to play more? Because I need to know, because me and our listeners too close. See what I'm saying? I don't want to play no more. I do.
I want to play more.
I want to hear more.
You want to play more?
Because I need to know, because what I didn't ask that man,
I guess I know now because it worked out for him.
Why do y'all just randomly accept these picks, these airdrops?
Don't open them.
You're right.
800-585-1051.
Have you randomly got an airdrop of a DP?
And what happened?
Let's talk about it.
Oh, you're talking about that stretcher.
That's what you talk about.
Talk about that sex tool. That's what you talk about.
Talk about that ramrod.
585105.
That runner.
You ever had rudder butter? No, never had rudder butter.
I don't even know what rudder butter is. I don't even want to know.
It's the Breakfast Club.
Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are the Breakfast Club.
It's Friday, so you know what that means.
It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday.
Now, Charlamagne gave donkey of the day to who?
Man, there's a man named Lawrence Martin.
He was on the Southwest Airlines flight, and he decided to airdrop pictures of his penis to the whole plane.
So everybody that was in range, even kids,
received this picture of him
receiving a little sloppy toppy.
Alright, so we're asking
has anybody ever airdropped you
a picture of their penis? Hello, who's this?
We found out Envy has gotten one.
I have. I have.
Okay, who's on the line? Hello?
This is Tina. Tinaina good morning good morning
how you feeling tina have you ever received an airdrop of a penis picture unfortunately yes
what happened talk to us okay so it was i had literally i'm an android user i had just switched
over to an iphone and i'm a very prudish person.
Like, I don't like nudes.
So I was literally sitting at a stoplight with my best friend.
And there was this guy next to us.
And he's looking at us, eyeballing us up and down.
Literally 30 seconds later, I received an airdrop.
And, of course, I opened it because I am a very curious person.
So when I opened it and realized it was this dude
penis i was like what the hell and we literally skirted off so fast we actually ran the red light
goodness i was very shook i was very shook can i can i ask you a question that i've been asking
all morning queen why do y'all accept these airdrops from random people?
Why do y'all open these things?
Because we're curious.
We are curious.
We're humans.
We just get curious.
Like, I avoid strangers at all costs.
Don't get me wrong.
But when you receive something like that from somebody,
you're curious.
I wish I wouldn't have opened it, but I was curious.
Yeah, and that's not avoiding strangers.
And I don't want us acting like white women in horror movies.
Okay?
You can't be curious and go down that hallway where you know danger is imminent.
It's funny because I am a white woman, but I don't go towards terror.
I'm not a hero.
I don't do none of that.
So I really don't know why I opened it because I probably typically wouldn't.
Like if it was a Snapchat from a dude, I'm not going to open gonna open it like I know what's in there you said you're a white woman
yes I'm white your voice identifies as black my real name is actually Shantina but people just
call me Tina Shantina and you sound black come. You got a black daddy or something, Sean Tina. Yeah, your parents want you to be black.
You biracial, don't you?
No, my mom is here as they come.
My dad is straight from England, so.
Wow, Sean Tina.
They love black people a lot.
You listened to a lot of hip hop growing up, didn't you?
Yes, my husband is black.
Okay, so all right.
I'm like, damn, there ain't no way.
I got some black in you somehow.
I hear some sister in you.
I'm from Akron, but i moved to dayton so so now you got some black in you okay i respect it have you ever
thought that you might be transracial yeah it's funny because people tell me that all the time
because i literally have an older sister who's um biracial and her name is christina and i'm white
and my name is shantina and people are like
did your mom like get your name mixed up or something and i'm just like nah like that's just
me i'm me have you ever used the n-word before have you ever used the n-word before shantina No. Yes, you did. Yes, you did. Yes, you did. Wow. Wow.
Not on purpose, but I'm not.
There's no but in that situation because I'm not like that.
I ride.
I ride for my community, which is the black community.
I love my husband.
I love everything about it.
I love the culture.
I hate it. I hate it.
I probably shouldn't say this, but I'm not a fan of white people
so do not come
for me you guys
do not come for me
Shantina's transracial
y'all
is your last name Jenkins?
no
okay just making sure
alright Shantina
thank you for calling
you have a great weekend
I love you guys
so much
we love you too
Shantina
every morning
especially Charlamagne
Angela
I love you all
so much thank you so much thank you Shantina appreciate Guys, every morning, especially Charlamagne and Angela, I love you all so much.
Thank you so much.
Thank you, Shantina.
Appreciate you, queen.
All right.
And I'm the queen, right?
Nubian.
White Nubian queen?
White Nubian queen.
The moral of the story is don't talk to strangers.
Stop opening up these random airdrops from people.
Why?
We can't be that bored and we can't be that curious
man stop it i agree i won't do it no you don't agree now that was just one time picture what did
you do with that picture sir i erased it you're a liar i did because i even looked for it because
i was gonna send it to you but i don't even have it i erased it why would you send it to me so you
could see it why would i want to see it you would want to see it? You would want to see it. Wow.
No, not like that.
You know what?
Wow.
You said he was bent over.
You said he was bent over.
It was face down, ass up, right?
I did say that.
And he was coming from Houston.
And what y'all didn't hear is Envy said that the guy sent it to him,
and he had UGK let me see it playing in the background.
No, I did not say that.
That's exactly what you said. Don't just make stuff up, man.
Okay.
Let me go to recent deleted, see if it's there.
And it was the part when you heard,
when you pop it from the back, you see the hairy hole.
Oh, you know what?
Don't you send me that picture.
Don't you send me that picture.
Don't you send me that picture.
I'm telling you right now.
If you send me that picture, I'm putting it.
If you send me that picture, I'm going to put it on Instagram and tell everybody DJ
M is going to send me the picture.
Don't send me that picture.
Okay?
You're not going to send me that picture with the caption, enjoy your gay, bro.
You're not going to do that to me today.
Okay?
What's coming up in the rumor report?
It's New Music Friday.
We've got new music coming up.
Okay?
We're going to tell you about new music from whoever put out new music.iday new music coming up okay we're gonna tell you about new music
from whoever put out new music it's the breakfast club the breakfast club
hey morning everybody it's dj envy angela yee charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club
good morning i want to shout out to to the new president of Hampton University.
Today is his first day, so I want to salute him.
What's his name?
I want to get his name right.
Hold on.
I want to get his name.
Darrell K. Williams, Lieutenant General Darrell K. Williams.
He's the 13th president of Hampton University, and today is his first day, so I want to salute and congratulate him.
Salute Darrell K. Williams. University and today is his first day so I want to salute and congratulate him Dr. Harvey Williams Dr. Harvey who's been there for the last I guess like 40 50 years retired uh this year so just want
to salute to the new president and welcome president can finally make y'all like the real
H.U. oh that'll always be uh Howard's distinction no we are the real H.U. and I didn't like all the
shots they were taking at at the BET Awards like that was uncalled for
all that other relate you we have to relate you you dude I was uncalled for I
wish I was the outer van up on stage like Kanye well that's the point they
had a Howard University alumni hosting the show so Hampton alumni got to step
their game up so maybe they one day they can hold the BET Award I'm just saying
you know no no we'll see if Wanda Sykes is free next year maybe.
She's shooting so many movies and stuff.
But Wanda did do the Oscars though.
Yes, she did.
Yeah, Wanda did the Oscars.
She didn't mention Hampton though when she did the Oscars.
But it's all good.
Wanda did the Oscars.
Nobody at the Oscars would know Hampton.
It's a very white event there.
It is.
It's very, very, very Caucasian.
All right.
But let's get to the rumors.
Let's talk new music.
Listen up.
It's just in.
All the gossip.
Gossip.
The Rumor Report.
Gossip.
With Angela Yee.
It's the Rumor Report.
The Breakfast Club.
Now, it's New Music Friday.
A lot of new music and a lot of music is sounding so damn good.
Let's get to the first one. This is City Girls featuring Usher. It's called Music Friday. A lot of new music and a lot of music is sounding so damn good. Let's get to the first one.
This is City Girls featuring Usher.
It's called Good Love.
Hey, man.
City Girls can't do no wrong.
And Miami and JT be snapping.
I love the music they make.
What's that they sample?
What sample is that?
I don't know, but it feels like that.
You know what that is.
Why can I not remember this classic record?
I don't know.
I love when JT says, hands on your knees, hands on your knees.
If the nigga broke, then make that ass freeze.
Hey.
What is wrong with you? I also, Gucci Mane released a new record with Lil Baby,
and I believe it's called All The Chains
I told him the part to put
I said play Gucci's whole part
Cause Gucci was going in
It talks about the lyrics being used
I told him to use the Gucci part
It sounded like it faded out
As soon as he said it
It sounded like it faded out as soon as he said it
Oh Lathan Freaky
That's what that was, that Freaky sample
Lathan Freaky. That's what that was. That Freaky sample.
Latham, Freaky. Freaky.
All right.
Well, DJ Drama got a new joint.
This features Capella Gray Fabulous and Jim Jones.
Also, Benny the Butcher is on that as well,
and he's dedicating his first single to K. Slay.
So shout out to DJ Drama. Oh, Drama's dropping a new album? Yeah, he's dedicating his first single to K. Slay. Shout to DJ Drama.
Oh, DJ Drama's dropping a new album?
Yeah, he's dropping a new album. That's the first single off the album.
Also, Hood Celebrity.
Hood Celebrity has a new record called Sign.
Shout to Hood Celebrity.
Shout to Hood Celebrity.
Also, Joey Badass. He got a new joint.
It's called Where I Belong. Can we play that too?
And lastly, shout to Earthgang.
You know, Earthgang went to Hampton University with me.
Love Earthgang.
They got a new record out.
They did not go with you.
You 57 years old.
Them kids is in their 20s.
Talk about they went to school with you.
I'm not 57.
I didn't say they went the same time with me.
I just said they went to Hampton University like I did as well.
The real age.
That's not what you said.
You said they went to school with me.
I'm like, well, you don't shut up.
All right.
Shout to Earthgang.
I love Earthgang.
And they did not go to school with DJ Envy.
It was some type of Big Brother program, and you
was there as a mentor, because you had
to be well into your 40s when they was at Hampton.
I definitely
wasn't well in my 40s when they was at Hampton, you idiot.
Hands on your knees. Hands on your knees.
If the nigga broke, then make that ass freeze.
Play that City Girls, man.
Let that City Girls fly for the one
time.
You guys have a great... I was going to say, we're City Girls, man. Let that City Girls fly for the one time. All right.
Well, you guys have a great—
Oh, I was going to say, we're getting into the mix, the People's Choice mix, all right?
What's your first song in the People's Choice mix?
You want to play the—
Yes, play City Girls' Good Love feature.
Hands on your knees, hands on your knees.
If the nigga broke, then make that ass freeze.
Man, boy, they be shaming these broke people during inflation.
My goodness.
All right.
Well, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.
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It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
And I think we're less than eight days away
from our car show in Atlanta.
I'm super duper excited.
Every year we do a car show.
We do it differently.
And the reason we do the car shows is for family fun.
I got six kids.
So we just try to create an environment
where everybody can have a good time.
The oldest kids, the youngest kids. So there's gaming, there's video games. We teach
the kids how to double dutch. NASCAR comes. One of the only black, one of the few black
NASCAR teams, they come with the pit crew, show the kids how to change the flat tires.
We're actually going to have a roller skating rink in the club. So we're going to make it like ATL.
So the car show is going to be around the roller skating rink. They're going to be skates there and all that.
So you can get skates while you're there and roller skate.
Just have a little fun.
So that is next week.
And if you want to put your car in the show, please.
It's not only about the exotics, the dunks, and all those other cars.
We want your car that you put your hard-earned money.
If you got a Honda, you put rims on it and system, and it's nice and beautiful.
We want cars like that as well.
We want to show a little bit of everything.
So the show is next Saturday.
If you haven't got your tickets, click the link in my bio.
Would love to see you.
Now, Charlamagne, you got a positive note?
I do, man.
I want everybody to remember this going into the weekend.
And it takes time for a lot of us to get to this space,
especially in this era where everybody's seeking validation from so many
different people,
because just,
that's just the way this system is designed,
especially with social media.
But I just want to let y'all know,
man,
that no matter what,
no matter what society says,
it's okay to be like,
nah,
that ain't for me.
Breakfast club,
bitches.
Y'all finished or y'all done?
Had enough of this country.
Ever dreamt about starting your own?
I planted the flag.
This is mine.
I own this.
It's surprisingly easy.
55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete.
Or maybe not.
No country willingly gives up their territory.
Oh my God.
What is that?
Bullets.
Listen to Escape from Zakistan.
Eat hell!
That's Escape from Z-A-Q-A-Stan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going.
That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about.
It's a chance to sit down with my guests
and dive even deeper into their stories,
their journeys, and the thoughts that arise
once we've hit the pavement together.
Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app,
Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your
podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know
what is going to come for you. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love.
I forgive myself. It's okay. Have grace with yourself.
You're trying your best.
And you're gonna figure out the rhythm of this thing.
Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before.
Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,
or wherever you get your podcasts.
Hey, y'all.
Nimany here.
I'm the host of a brand new history podcast
for kids and families called Historical Records.
Executive produced by Questlove, The Story Pirates, and John Glickman,
Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop.
Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history.
Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus
nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing.
Check it. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records.
Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise.
Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Hey, everyone. This is Courtney Thorne-Smith, Laura Layton, and Daphne Zuniga. On July 8,
1992, apartment buildings with pools were never quite the same as Melrose Place was introduced
to the world. We are going to be reliving every hookup,
every scandal, and every single wig removal together.
So listen to Still the Place on the iHeartRadio app,
Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts.