The Breakfast Club - Ameriie has more than 'One Thing' she's working on

Episode Date: May 19, 2016

On this episode Ameriie stops by and talks about numerous reasons then just 'One Thing' about why she has not been out making music. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hey, good morning, DJ Envy. Good morning, Angela Yee. It's Thursday. There's no real ring to that. No, there's no ring to Thursday. But the weekend is almost here. So I'm excited about that. It's not hump day.

No. But it's Thursday. The weekend is almost here. We can start the weekend after the show. We can get into preparation of enjoying the weekend. I watched the season finale of Empire last night. How was it? I'm all for Empire.

I haven't seen Empire in, I haven't seen this season at all. It's a real cliffhanger at the end. Really? And you know, there's no previews for what's going to happen when you come back, so you have no idea.

Is it still entertaining? Are you still entertained by it? Because I wasn't entertained after I think the second season, I just stopped. You know, I'm very committed when I get into,

when I start watching a show. It's hard for me to stop. I know it's hard for a lot of people that watch Scandal because Scandal's not going to be on Thursday nights anymore now.

I stopped watching Scandal too. I'm all for Scandal. You have no loyalty, clearly. The shows get whack and the writing gets horrible and I just can't watch it anymore. Right now,

I'm on Game of Thrones. I really love Game of Thrones and I'm really into, call me a geek, but it's CNN. If you go to CNN and CNBC. I was going to say, we all watch CNN. No, not those type of shows. They have all these billionaires, how the billionaires made their money, how the billionaires invest their money.

All these finance shows or the rich guy that's spending money. Anything with the money shows, I'm really, really into. Okay, so you're not off that. I'm not off that. I love that. That really excites me. Like Paul Mitchell, the guy that does the Paul Mitchell hair and how he created his billion dollar business and he also owns Patron.

I like that guy. You like him? He's 71 years old. He still goes hard. He's broke. I watch those type of shows to encourage and inspire me. So when I get a little lazy, I'm like, F that. If Paul Mitchell could go house to house and sell his products, I can go house to house and sell mine. Yeah, I don't see that happening, but you know, it's a nice thought.

You can go online, perhaps, and sell it. And also, last night, yesterday was my daughter's 8th grade trip. Now, usually, 8th grade trip, they go to the White House, they go to Capitol Hill, they go to see the Pentagon, but because of ISIS, all the schools are scared to go. So they went to Gettysburg, which I thought was whack.

What? Like, you want to see the White House. You want to go to the White House as your eighth grade trip? That is true. I've never been to the White House. You've never been? No. You've never been to the White House?

You've never been to Disney World as a child? You've been to the White House? Yes. We never had that class trip. Class trip. Goodness gracious. Your parents don't love you. Well, Yes. We never had that class trip. Goodness gracious. Your parents don't love you. Well, they don't take me

on class trips. The school does. Your parents should at least take you to D.C. You've been to partying in D.C., right? Yes, and I've been to the White House

in Detroit. That's a club. That's not the real White House. Your parents don't love you, man. Goodness gracious. Every time my dad, you said that. Next time he's working on your teeth. Yeah, shout out love you, man. Goodness gracious. Every time my dad, you said that. Next time he's working on your teeth.

Yeah, shout out to Papa Yee. I love Papa Yee. Now, A. Marie will be joining us. A lot of people out there are probably saying, who's A. Marie? No, they're not. They might. You don't know who A. Marie is? She hasn't been out in a long, long, long, long.

No, no, stop. I'm being honest. She hasn't been out in a long time. She's an R&B singer. She had a dope record, and then we just kind of lost her. I don't know what happened. All right, I guess we'll find out. I catch up with her on her YouTube site.

Oh, okay. All the time, so I see what she's been doing. Not as much. She put out a song last year. Okay. Which is the last time she did that. Okay, well, we'll kick it with A. Marie a little back. She has an EP coming out tomorrow.

Okay. All right. When we got front page news, what are we talking about? We'll talk about the plane that went missing with 66 people on board. Also, remember George Zimmerman was auctioning off the gun that he used to kill Trayvon Martin? Right. Well, someone bought it. And we'll give you more details.

All right. We'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news.

One second. Where's Charlamagne? I'm sure he'll be here in a second. Did you talk to him? Did anybody make sure? He'll be here in a second. Now, front page news. NBA playoffs.

The Golden State Warriors beat the Thunder 118-91 tonight. The Raptors play the Cavs at 8.30 p.m. Now, this Egypt Air flight is missing? Well, yes. An Egypt Air flight from Paris to Cairo. It had 66 passengers and crew members on board. They're saying it crashed into the Mediterranean Sea early this morning off the Greek island of Crete. And right now, they're saying they cannot rule anything out.

They don't know whether it was a technical problem or whether it was a terror attack that caused that plane to crash. They did say the plane was lost from the radar at around 2.45 a.m. local time. That's it. Right when it got into Egypt's airspace, that's when it was lost. Right. So they're not sure exactly what happened. Some officials aren't speaking because they're supposed to obviously not speak about it right now. They're not authorized to do that.

Right. They're saying the pilot did not send a distress call. The last contact was made with the plane 10 minutes before it disappeared from the radar. And that's all the information that we know thus far. They said in waters where the plane allegedly crashed, it's not too deep, so they should be able to find the black

box and see exactly what happened. There's no Americans on the flight as well. That's what they're saying as of right now. But it's still sad. Rest in peace and condolences to anybody who lost anybody. That's crazy. Right. Some of the relatives are already at the airport and, you know, they had to actually bring ambulances. People are

passing out from being distressed about this. Geez. Now let's talk George Zimmerman. Well, we told you about George Zimmerman auctioning off the gun that he used to kill Trayvon Martin and somebody actually bought it. Now, they did not release the exact amount, but the last bid was for somebody named, quote, John Smith.

That bid was made for $138,900. Now, according to George Zimmerman, he said, First and foremost, I would like to thank and give the glory to God for a successful auction that has raised funds for several worthy causes. Now, what are those causes? Well, he wants to use the money from the sale to fight Black Lives Matter violence against law enforcement officers and to counter Hillary Clinton's anti-firearm rhetoric.

He also said the money would be used to ensure the demise of Angela Corey, her persecution career. She's the special prosecutor that was appointed to investigate Trayvon Martin's death. And did you see George Zimmerman taunting Trayvon Martin's parents? Yes, and said that the way that they raised their son was disgusting.

I hate that guy. You're not supposed to hate somebody. I hate him. He's a really disgusting person. Remember when I gave George Zimmerman a donkey the other day yesterday? People were actually complaining because I said that I want him to disappear. To hell with y'all people, okay? I want George Zimmerman to disappear.

He said, according to George Zimmerman, he said I want George Zimmerman to disappear. He said according to George Zimmerman, he said they didn't raise their son right. He attacked a complete stranger and attempted to kill him. Sabrina Fulton and Tracy Martin did everything they could to capitalize on her son's death. She was never a mother figure to him. Tracy Martin couldn't

have cared less about their son. He treated him like a dog without a leash. How do you know where his parents hid? This guy's crazy. This guy kills Trayvon Martin, has profited off Trayvon Martin's death, but you're upset with me because I said I want him to disappear.

And in the audio, you could hear that he was... Somebody called and complained. You could hear that George Zimmerman was clearly the aggressive one and he's the one that killed him. The hell with George Zimmerman. How did his parents raise him?

I don't give a damn what happens to George Zimmerman. Okay? George Zimmerman can disappear today and I would not shed a tear. In fact, I'll be on this radio dropping clues bombs saying praise the Lord. Shout out to Trayvon Martin's family because they are keeping a lot of restraint.

They are doing what's right. Boy, how mad would you be? I would be looking for him. I would be trying to give him five minutes every ten minutes. Five minutes? I don't want no five minutes unless him five minutes every ten minutes every time I see him. I don't want no five minutes. Unless those five minutes are going to be final. Oh, okay.

Pretty much. And fatal. Yeah, pretty much. Five minutes. Please. All right. I can't wait until karma comes back to him. Because it does come back. I'm waiting.

I'm patiently waiting. We saw that with OJ Simpson. He's so disgusting. Y'all all saw the special on FX. And whoever bought that gun is disgusting, too. Unless they're going to use it for, you know. For what? Don't say it.

They just put $139,000 in his pocket. Don't say it. Tell them why you mad. 800-585-1051. Tell them why you mad. Rockabye, baby. Call us up right now. If you're upset, you need to vent.

Phone lines are wide open. 800-585-1051. Call us up right now. If you're pissed off, you need to vent, you can call up right now. Get live on it. Get on the air live, and you can talk to us. All right? It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Hey, yo, this is Matt Rapper. Good morning, yo, for real. I'm going to tell you why I'm mad. I'm going to tell you why I'm mad, for real, man. Hey, yo, my girl keep coming home smelling like Polo Cologne. So, like, that ain't for girls. Like, I know something's going on, for real. Like, I'm heated about that.

And I need y'all to tell me why y'all mad. Why you mad on The Breakfast Club, for real. Hello, who's this? This is Roy from the band with No Chill, Southeast Worldwide. What up, Andy? What's up? Your phone sound crazy, but tell them why you mad, bro. I'm mad, one, because I'm on my way to work, and I'm out here in the woods.

Anyway, Zimmerman, man, this dude should be getting all types of notifications. He's selling guns for this much and, oh, man, ain't nobody rung his bell or put hands on him

or nothing. Hey, man, F. George Zimmerman, anybody who loves him, man. Hello, who's this? Hey, yo, this is your boy Mark Slade

from Down Bottom again. Yeah, okay. What's up, bro? Tell them how you mad. Look, man, I know I called a couple days ago. I don't want to seem like I'm mad. Look, man, I know I called a couple days ago. I don't want to seem like I'm mad every day.

But, you know what I'm saying? I love listening to y'all in the morning, you know what I'm saying? This Zimmerman, Trayvon Martin thing is kind of blowing my mind, man. You know what I'm saying? It's kind of sad that they're still even giving him that much news. Publicity and light, right? Right, right. I don't know, man.

It's kind of scary, man. You know what I'm saying? Right. I just don't understand where all the tough guys be at. All the tough guys can get tough with the radio guys and people who not tough, but then George Zimmerman out here just floating through these streets, living his life like it's gold. He on a microscope, too. A lot of people are watching him.

So what? Hello, who's this? Hey, what's going on, DJ? Invitus Demo from Atlanta. What's up, bro? Tell them where you're at. Man, I'm pissed off about this whole George Zimmerman situation, man. As we all should be.

Yeah, man, it don't make no sense, man. This dude seriously just profiting off of killing Trayvon Martin. You know what I'm saying? And then he got the nerve to walk around and talk about how his parents didn't raise him right, man. I just think it's disgusting. You know what I'm saying? Absolutely. If it was one of us, you know what I'm saying?

First of all, we wouldn't even have made it this far. You know what I'm saying? We'd be under the gym right now. No, no, no, no. Let's not say that. We watched OJ. They just had a special on FX about OJ, okay? That's the last one.

It was 15 years. Let's stop that, all right? That's the last one. OJ was around here taunting people, too. OJ was about to put out a book called If I Did It. But don't get it twisted. Even though OJ was found guilty, they took everything from him. They took his money.

He couldn't do anything. He was going back to jail. George ain't had nothing, so. Yeah. Hello, who's this? This is Shawnee. Hey, Shawnee. Where you calling from?

Hey. I'm calling from Atlanta, Georgia. All right. Tell them why you mad. I am mad because my cousin put me and my children out of her house while I was at work. What did you and your little dirty children do? What'd you do? Nothing.

Nothing. Seriously. She moved in her little felon boyfriend after meeting him off this website called Tag. And so the felon boyfriend said, y'all got to go. Man, he been stressing me because I want to talk to him. I don't know what he thought it was, like if he thought something was going to pop off. No way. He tried to smash.

Oh, yeah, because definitely after they put us out, he goes on my Facebook and starts liking all my model pictures. And I'm like, dude, seriously? That's disgusting. He's like, y'all don't live together no more.

He got dibs. He can shoot a shot. And it was five days after I paid her half of the bill. Damn. Well, listen, now you know

why she kicked you out. I don't want you in there trying to sleep with my man. Ugh, whatever. When I did this, he looked like, I called him Birdman. He look like Birdman.

Put some respect on his penis then. There you go. Tell them why you mad. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent. Call us right now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Hey, hey, hey, yo. Hey, yo, good morning, yo. This is the Mad Rapper, son, for real. I'm mad and I stay mad. I stay angry. I stay heated. I stay pissed off. Tell them why you mad. Breakfast Club, let hello who's this profit man bean town hey what's

up bro tell them are you mad hey yo man i'm a little tight man because you know everybody out here complaining they can't get a job man you know i just want to say man you know i did a healthy little bid man been home almost nine months man and i'm out here getting it right man right now man legally man there you go everybody out here, man. And I'm out here getting it right now, man, legally, man. There you go. Everybody out here complaining, man. You gotta go out here and get it, man. Be hungry, man. What kind of jobs you got? Tell me what kind of jobs you got. I'm a cable guy, brother. There you go. Okay, we all need that.

I'm a cable guy. I'm out here getting it, man. Can you drop a bomb one time for my son who's locked down? Drop one of Clue's bombs for all my brothers who just coming home and getting jobs, not making no excuses, not complaining about nothing. You know that, son of a man. We out here getting it, bro. What'd you get locked up for, bro? I was locked up for trafficking, man, unfortunately.

That don't even matter no more, brother. You on the screen now. I'm out here trafficking this cable now, baby. Hey, hey, at one point, Malcolm X was Malcolm Little. And happy born day to the God, Malcolm X. He'd have been 91 today. Hello, who's this? Shawana from Staten Island.

Shawana. Tell them why you mad. I'm mad because this? Shawana from Staten Island. Shawana. Tell them why you mad. I'm mad because I got to go to work and my toe is broken. You broke your toe? How'd you break your toe? Going up the steps, running with open toe shoes. If Steph Curry can play with a swollen elbow, you can go out there and play with a broke toe, boo.

Tell them Steph Curry get millions. So what? You got a life. Go. Your life's worth millions. I know I got to go. I'm sure that was painful, though. Absolutely painful.

Hello, who's this? It's Kool from Virginia. What's up, bro? Tell them why you mad. Man, I'm mad because down in Texas, they teaching the school, the students, that slavery, that slaves was workers, bro. They were workers, sir. No, they teaching them that they got sir. No, they're teaching them

that they got paid. Oh. What school is that? I never heard of that before. It's school systems throughout Texas. You gotta look it up. I'm telling you, man. They're teaching us that they came over here and they got paid as like interns or something. Well, I'm gonna look that up because I can't take your word

for that one. Yeah, that sounds a little crazy. I think I heard that. I'm gonna look it up. I'm gonna definitely look that one up. Hello't take your word for that one. Yeah, that sounds a little crazy. I think I heard that. I'm going to look it up. I'm going to definitely look that one up. Hello, who's this? What's going on? This is Lawanda. What's up, Lawanda? Why you mad?

What's going on? Okay, so this lady just jumped in front of me and smashed dead on her brakes. I don't care if it's four lanes, three lanes, or two lanes. She's going to put some respect on my car. You said four lanes and how many lanes? Three. Three. Three, okay. Hold on, you messed up her rhyme. She going to put some respect on my name. You said four lanes and how many lanes? Tree. Tree. Tree, okay.

Hold on, you messed up her rhyme. She was trying to rhyme. She said, I don't care if it's four lanes, tree lanes, or two lanes. You going to put some respect on my name. You was trying to rhyme. I'm saying what Birdman said, tree. No, we get you. We understood it.

You caught it. Okay. Y'all going to put some respect on her joke. Nah. Nice try, though. Awkward. Hello, who's this? This is Brandon from Champaign, man.

What's going on? What's up, man? Tell them why you mad. I'm mad because I just heard about this George Zenderman shit. Like, really? Are you fucking serious? First of all, his name is Zimmerman, all right? We don't want you to say Zenderman because we don't want to throw venom to the wrong guy.

We want karma to hit the right guy, okay? Well, my bad, my bad, y'all. But, yeah, well, Karma definitely needs to strike him 20, 10 times. I don't care, but are you serious? And who wants to buy the gun? Let me tell you something. Karma's coming to George Zimmerman, and when it does, I'm going to have a party on this here radio. Watch.

We're going to pop champagne, all kinds of stuff. Hello, who's this? Hey, it's Sergio. Tell him why you're mad. I'm mad because I think my wife is trying to kill me, man. Hold on. Take us on speakerphone. Take us on Bluetooth. Your wife is trying to kill you. Hold on. I'll tell y'all right now.

There you go. Why is your wife trying to kill you, bro? I had a secret Snapchat account, right? Why was it secret? Why? Why? Why was it secret? Why? Why you think? So, and two days later, we going on a date, and she cooked. She cleaned it, take me out on a date. I don't know what's going on.

And, yeah, I think she trying to kill me, man. First of all, how did she? Last night, she was rubbing my hand. I think she was trying to do something. Maybe you just paranoid. Rubbing my hand, chicken. I don't know. Well, maybe you should stop with all this sneaking around.

Maybe. Yeah, maybe that is. Because, first of all, I want to say I listen to y'all every morning. All right. And on my two-hour commute to work, y'all doing a good job keeping me awake. Why the hell do you have a two-hour commute to work? Huh? Why do you have a two-hour commute to work? Huh? Why do you have a two-hour commute?

I drive to West Palm from Homestead every day. Oh. I go to work. I just want to tell you, having a secret Snapchat account is very stupid. That's like saying I'm secretly on TV. Right here, you got a video. What are you doing? I don't know, man.

I messed up. We recently got married. You just recently got married? Yeah. And you're already messing up? Exactly. She was mad for two weeks of arguing, two days straight. And now she's rubbing my hand, massaging me every time I come home from work.

I don't know what she's trying to prove. I think she's trying to kill me. Goodbye, man. I think you're paranoid. You sound like you deserve it, though. I'm not going to lie to you. I think I'm nervous. I know. I think I'm nervous, Goodbye, man. I think you're paranoid. You sound like you deserve it, though. I'm not going to lie to you. I think I'm nervous. I know.

I think I'm nervous, too, man. That's just... Why did you get married if you still want to sneak around? I'm not sneaking around no more. She just... I was on there, and she found it while I was on the toilet. Okay. Good job.

Too much information. All right. It's been a long toilet commute. Tell them why you're mad. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent. Now, Eve, we got rumors coming up? Yes, we'll talk about who is expecting their 13th child.

Also, a new Lifetime biopic. Find out who this one is gonna be about. Alright, and don't forget, A. Marie will be joining us next hour for Throwback Thursday. That's right. Throwback Thursday, baby. We had to dig her up. Keep it locked. She ain't dead. She wasn't dead, but she was a little bit passed out.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. It's a Thursday. Let's get to the rumors. We're talking DMX. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip.

Gossip. The rumor report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the rumor report. The Breakfast Club. Well, congratulations to DMX.

Apparently, he is expecting his 13th child. Is that supposed to be DMX? Yes. All right. So, yeah, there you have it. There's a picture of him and his girlfriend on Instagram. What? Now, the last time he had a kid, he had his 12th child back in 2013 with his former fiance.

Drop one of the clues bombs for DMX. Yeah, shout out to the dog. He's leaving his mark, all right? As a dog should. Dog got to mark their territory, baby. Well, he's marking all kinds of territories. 13 days. So congratulations to them.

He got his own kennel now. Now, Ozzy Osbourne is trying to save his marriage. And in order to do that, he's ending his relationship with hairstylist Michelle Pugh. I mean, that's usually how it works. You should have to... You gotta cut things off with the mistress. Sometimes you don't want to save your relationship. So maybe he was happy doing what he was doing,

but apparently he says he cannot live without his wife. He gotta be 90, right? Of 33 years. I don't like when people that are like 97 years old say, I can't live. He's not 97 years old. You don't have much time left.

It's like a couple years left. There's a lot of reasons you probably can't live at this moment, age being the most important one. All right. Some people feel like this whole thing was a PR stunt that Sharon Osbourne thought of. Why? To drum up some more interest in his new tour

that's coming next month for Black Sabbath. He's going to go on tour? Yes. No way. Yes, he is. And I think he also has a new show that he's doing with his son, with Jack Osborne, too. That's a good way to die, though.

Die on tour. Where they'll be traveling. All right, Prince's niece and grandniece are now trying to prove they are blood relation to Prince, his alleged niece and grandniece. They want to get a piece of that estate. So now there's going to be

some DNA testing going on. It says Prince's deceased half-brother Dwayne Nelson Sr. had a daughter and a granddaughter so they both have filed documents claiming they are rightful heirs. All you got to do is go through Prince's house and see who he had a picture with. If he never took a picture

with you, you're not family. I really wish he had a will. Check my social media, see if I've ever tweeted you, Facebooked you, Instagrammed you. If I've never done any of that, we're not family. Do people get the same amount? Like if you're the niece, the grandniece of the inheritance? If you're family, everybody breaks it up equally. As the sister?

Yes. I wish she had a will. Yeah. All right. And Michelle A., they're doing the Michelle A. story on Lifetime. Can you explain to the people who meet Michelle A.? I'm about to. Now, if you don't know who Michelle A is, she was discovered by

Eazy-E, and she was a platinum artist on Ruthless Records. Her voice was real high like this. She was also Dr. Dre's girlfriend for more than 10 years, and then later on, somehow married Suge Knight. Was she in Straight Outta Compton? No. No, she was not in Straight Outta Compton.

You don't know her. But it was interesting that she dated Dr. Dre for so long and then went on to marry Suge Knight, and they were enemies, clearly. Sounds like she got passed around to me. It's not like a party pack. Well, it's two people. They just happen to be the worst enemies.

You said Eazy? No, Eazy signed her to the label. Dre? Okay. That's not passing around. She got signed to a label. He didn't sleep with her. Allegedly.

She dated Dr. Dre for 10 years. If you dated Dre and dated Chug, you probably dated Eazy-D too. I mean, it only makes sense. They're all moguls. You got to think for mogul penises. All right. I wouldn't put that on her. But that is your rumor report.

I'm Angela Yee. All right. Thank you, Miss Yee. Now, when we come back, it's Throwback Thursday. We have a special guest, A. Marie. If you don't know who A. Marie is, she was an R&B artist. Jesus Christ, a lot of explaining we're doing. She's still an R&B artist.

She's still an R&B artist, not was. R&B artist. Y'all gonna have to start using Google to listen to The Breakfast Club. In the 2000s. Michelle A., hold on. A. Marie. She had a couple of big records in the 2000 era. A few big records.

I said a couple of big records. A couple of few. A few is more than a couple. When we come back, A. Marie is Throwback Thursday, and I'll get on a mini-mix. If you're like, whoa, what songs is she singing? We're going to remind you. If you don't know who A. Marie is, we'll remind you in the mini-mix. There you go.

All right. We might need to play a song before the interview to remind people who she is. No, we'll get a mini-mix on. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was we, Jeremiah. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest we haven't seen in a long-ass time. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest we haven't seen in a long ass time. We found her. Ladies and gentlemen, A. Marie. We dug her up. Where the hell have you been? Where you been, A. Marie? I've been working on a lot of stuff.

Music. New music. Which is coming, actually. You haven't had albums out since 2009. But she put out a song. I know, I didn't realize that. But I did do a song. But I have an EP coming Friday, actually.

And then I'm working on another one that I want to put out in July. And then I have an anthology coming out. Okay. It's like a villain-themed anthology with a lot of best-selling authors. Because I've been doing a lot of writing, too. Which is fascinating to me. I love that. Because you've got an English degree, right?

I do, yes. And I love writing. Like, I've always, that's what I did when I was really, really young. My mom was like, she was like, oh, you're singing. I thought you were going to be a lawyer or a writer or something like that. But, yeah, I'm excited about that. I'm working on a sci-fi fantasy trilogy. What's been paying the bills, though?

Like, because it's been a long time. Oh, you know, publishing and, yeah, little things here and there. Public music publishing. Gotcha. So what you been doing? Shows or? A little bit.

You selling weed, Amory? A little bit. A little bit. Okay. I see your YouTube channel. Oh, I have a booktube channel. See, the reason, I would never have joined YouTube

because some of my friends were like, why did you? I'm surprised you even did it because you're so private. But I was like, I read so many books. Like, I read 50 to 60 books a year. And I was like, I don't have anyone to really talk about all those books with. I was like, I'll just join YouTube so I can geek out over books because there's like a book-centric kind of thing on YouTube. So I just like to do that for fun.

Let's talk about your career. Everybody always says A. Marie should have been a superstar. Because she's pretty, she can dance, she can sing. What happened? You know what it is? It's timing. Like, everything is timing. Like, I'm a big believer in timing.

And so I still feel like I haven't reached my peak yet. Like, I feel like it's just, because it was like just starting and then kind of like, I don't want to say things went left, but it's kind of like it's all timing. It's like you went left. You just disappeared. Yeah, what went left? Really what it was is going from label to label. That's part of it.

And one of the things for me is that it always took so long. Like I'm so happy now you can actually just put out music. It's a little different. It's a lot easier, but it's also so much more out there. Sometimes it's hard's a little different it's a lot easier but it's also so much more out there sometimes it's hard to cut through but for me i would record an album and by the time we're ready to put it out and you know because it's slow i was like i'm on to the next thing i'm already my musically i'm on to the next thing that's why like cymatic is a trilogy i'm creating that that's one sound this thing that i have coming out on Friday called Drive. Well, Drive. Drive is coming out in May.

And then I have another EP that I'm working on that's coming out hopefully in July. That's the thing. Because I'm like a very antsy, creative person. I heard you got OCD. I do have a little bit of that. We just discussed that when you walked in. Yeah, because some people think it's just like organizing. But I am a perfectionist.ist like that comes out somehow like people don't know when

they see my cd like my videos i would do my video concepts my cd where the barcode is i put the bar code where it's going to be on the cd the album packaging all that stuff but it's beyond being a perfectionist it's like you get these weird thoughts i feel like gets that, but it's like you might be washing the dishes and you're like, you might leave the fork in the bowl. And you're like, fork is drowning. The fork is drowning. The fork is drowning. I know, it doesn't make any sense.

Or if I don't take the fork out right now, mommy's going to get in an accident. Like it has nothing. What? That's what I'm saying. So you've been doing drugs the past few years. No. Some people say it was your relationship because you got married. So you got with your manager.

You said your manager ruined your career. And they said it was your manager who was also exact might have ruined your career. I know you heard that before. No, I never really heard that before. Stop it, A. Marie. I've never heard that. It was articles about that. But I don't read about myself.

Gotcha. But I never heard that. But here's the interesting thing. The thing about it is, well, actually, he's actually very supportive. So actually a lot of my creative energy comes from just our relationship. Y'all still together? Yeah. Okay.

But it's funny because no matter what, when you have a male and a female in a relationship, he's either the Spangali or the one that's like, he's either pulling the strings or it's the other way around. Like, oh, he's just ruining everything. A woman can never just stand on her own and do her thing. It's always either she's being controlled or she's being ruined. It's one of

the, it's just sexist. I agree with her on that. He was an executive. Yeah, he was an executive at Sony, right? At the time, but we weren't working together at the time. And we worked together. That's how we met. Because he actually put me on my first tour and my first feature. He was executive producing Nas' projects, too.

So that's kind of like how I got started. So you don't think he ruined your career in any way? No. No, actually, he helped a lot of things. There were some things that I would hear and I was like, oh, I don't know about this. He was like, what are you talking about? Like one thing really came from his involvement. But yeah, it's funny because I know that I disappear and people are like, oh, what happened?

But it's because I don't I don't like really chase after fame. I guess that's not like my favorite thing is like I don't even really love red carpets, maybe because of the OCD thing. It's me. They just give me a lot of anxiety. I don't love taking pictures like I don't even really love red carpets, maybe because of the OCD thing. To me, they just give me a lot of anxiety. I don't love taking pictures. I don't really love that. And I mean, people ask me to do reality shows, but I'm not into it. That's not you. That's not me.

You said you do music because you love to do it. Because clearly you're a very intelligent woman. You could be doing anything. Thank you. That you want to do. Now, when you came out with the record, the One Thing record, it seems like after that record, a lot of people took that style and that sound,

and you feel like a lot of people were biting off of it because when you came out, that was like a noisy record, but it wasn't. It was really noisy because a lot of people were like, where is this going to fit in the mix? Where is this going to fit in the set? It was different. But I think, I mean, I think Rich and I really,

you know, we helped to change music for that moment. I mean, every, and not just to say like, oh, I'm puffing myself up. But every artist, it's like every artist puts a brick. You know what I mean? Puts a brick in the wall. And it's like we, all the music. You know, artists don't want bricks, Amory. No.

You're right. You want hits. Every artist puts a hit in the wall. Gotcha. And we are all in dialogue with each other. So music, whenever, especially when it's on radio, it's going to influence everyone. But every artist is doing it after.

I heard it from Beyonce. I heard it from Maya. I heard it from a lot of artists. It influenced a lot. It did. Was it a point where you thought Beyonce was trying to imitate you? No, I wouldn't say that. I mean, a lot of people are going to say different things,

but it's like what I was saying. Like artists, we're all in dialogue with each other. So no artist is an island. You can't say, oh, I have no influences. And sometimes people try to say, well, I have an influence. Like the 50-year-old ones from back in the day was like, we're all influenced by old music and current music. Like, you can't get around it. But y'all was on the same label.

Yeah, but that never really. Then she started working with Rich. We were on the same label, but that but I don't think that that did anything. I know Jay really liked... He liked my album. He liked my record. Jay who? But he wasn't.

Jay-Z. Are you Becky? Shut up. But somehow I was like, you know what? I bet you Charlamagne is going to ask me that. Somehow I... There was a moment that you and Jay were.

No, I never heard that. Really? I never heard that. I don't know what he's talking about right now. I did hear that. I don't know what he's talking about. A long time ago I did hear that. I never heard that.

I never ever heard that. And I thought he was going to be on a remix to one thing at one time. Somebody did like a fake remix. DJ did do a remix to it, which I really liked. But it wasn't official. I'm glad he did it though. Because I was like, oh, I like that. Thanks.

They had Jay-Z on. Yeah. He's one of my favorite artists. Did you ever feel like you weren't getting the resources you need because you were on Columbia and Beyonce was at the same time? I did. You know, I felt like I did feel like that, but not for that reason. I felt like it because I was a new artist.

And at the time, Sony had Beyonce, but they also had Jennifer Lopez. And and it, I felt like there was kind of like a lot of changes going on on an executive level. And I felt like I wasn't getting the support that I needed, but not because of the other artists necessarily. I think it was just, I don't even really know what

it was. I know there was a lot of turmoil though. And then I was with Rich and then I was at the time with two production companies. So I think it was a lot of that, though. And then I was with Rich, and then I was at the time with two production companies. So I think it was a lot of that, too. You think Beyonce stole your walk? My walk? Remember the Crazy in Love video when she was walking and the way you was walking in Why Don't We Fall in Love?

No, her walk is more of a runway walk, and my walk was more of a what a nice day, blah, blah, blah kind of walk. It was a different kind of vibe. I can do the other walk, too, you know. All right, we got more with A. Marie when we come back. It's Throwback Thursday. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was Bryson Tiller with Exchange.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. It's Throwback Thursday. We have A. Marie in the building. Now, you're such a skinny mini. A skinny mini? She's skinny.

She's real skinny. Are you body shaming? No. My daughter's just as skinny. So anyway, have you ever, did they ever try to press you to do enhancements, whether it's to make your butt bigger or breasts bigger? No. And you know what?

They never did. They never did. And that's the thing that I would love to see. Like, I love, there's so much pressure on women. What are you talking about, A. Marie? I do have breasts. And I love them because they're able to fit in a shirt. Like if they're all big, I might look top

heavy in this shirt or I couldn't like wear extreme v-neck and have it look the way that I want it to look. Don't be a shame girl. No, I'm not saying that. She's very model-esque. Yeah, different kind of clothes for different shapes. And you like being all real. Yeah, I just like, I like my shape. And one thing I would love to see is

I feel like it's just so hard for women to just control their own image and their sexuality. For me, like for some women, they feel like they need to be naked. And I would love I would love for girls to not feel like, well, if I want to be in the music industry, I have to be

extremely, before it was like, oh, you gotta be super skinny. Now it's like the other way around. It's like you gotta have a fat ass. Yeah, and it's like, no, to be extremely before it was like, oh, you got to be super skinny. Now it's like the other way around. It's like you got to have a fat ass. No, just be yourself. All different body types can be sexy because sexy is a mentality. It's not the way you look. And if you're just trying to just look hot on the outside, I mean, beauty is a dime

a dozen. There's so many beautiful girls and beautiful guys. It means nothing. And FYI, all these people photoshopping their pictures and doing all that online, and then when you see them in person, you're like, you don't look anything. Yeah, but everybody does that. Anytime you put a filter on your picture,

you might want to fix it. But I also think it can make people forget what real bodies look like. So it's almost like people forget, oh, that's what real breasts look like, or that's what a real shape, a big butt that's a real butt. Even Jennifer Lopez's butt doesn people forget, oh, that's what real breasts look like. Or that's what a real shape, real, like a real, a big butt that's a real butt. Like even Jennifer Lopez's butt doesn't look that big anymore compared to like how it was before. It was like, whoa.

So I just think it's just important for women to see like a spectrum of things. Like, okay, fine. Super, super sultry and body looks great in a bathing suit. But that's sexy. But then like a Paris Hilton skinny body. That's sexy too because it's like a mentality Paris Hilton skinny body, that's sexy, too, because it's, like, a mentality. It's not just the way you look.

Did you ever feel the immigrant experience? It's interesting because it's like, okay, I'm black and Korean. You guys, are you black and? Chinese. Black and Chinese, okay. Is your mom from China? No, my dad is Chinese. And he's from China.

But, no, he's from the United States, but my grandparents are from China. Okay, so mine is mine is like one removed. So my dad's from Philadelphia. My mom is from South Korea. So in my house, like it was weird because I was like, one side of my family, we've been here forever, built this country. The other part of me, my mom is from Korea. So I did deal with a lot of that immigrant experience. Like, it's, on one side, it's very American, but my mom is very old school, traditional Korean.

Right. So it was like, she didn't understand the dating thing. She, you know, it's just like some of the cultural differences. I bet the chicken in your house was amazing, though. Actually, my mom makes really good fried chicken, and my dad makes really good fried chicken, too, actually. I know. How did your mom's side of the family feel about her marrying somebody black? They were fine because they really just looked at it as American.

But at that time, it was tough to marry anyone American. My mom said she didn't even realize there was racism like that against black people until she came to the States. But when they came to the States, they were in Boston. Oh. And she was like, she didn't understand

why some Americans were treating my dad differently when they're American. So it was just, she didn't really... She didn't understand the race thing. Understand it until she like witnessed it.

And you were a military brat, right? Yeah. Did you have trouble making friends growing up? Because you seem like the girl nobody would like. Well, it's fine. Why would you say that? No, because she's a nice girl, but she's pretty, so nobody would get the time to know you. They'd be like up? Because you seem like the girl nobody would like. Why would you say that?

No, because she's a nice girl, but she's pretty, so nobody would get the time to know you. They'd be like, oh, you think you're better than everybody because you got real hair. Well, she had a sister close in age, too. She has a sister close in age. Yeah, Angela was like the popular one. I was the dorky one.

Really? I loved, you know, I played with Barbies until I was in ninth grade because I was making stories about them. Yeah, that's dorky. You know, it's dorky. You know what I mean? I was like, I would put

pillows against my window so no one would bother me so I could write and do dorky things. Really? And I never ever relied on my looks because one, I didn't really think I was that cute when I was growing up because I was like hair is frizzy, I don't know what to do and I'm dorky anyway so

I feel like sometimes when you're too aware of your looks when you're growing up, it can handicap your personality. Right. Got you. You know what I mean? Because sometimes it's just kind of like when guys are really good in sports. Yes. They have no game.

No personality. Sorry, not saying all the guys are like that. But you know a few. They play sports. But I'm just saying because they're so good at what they do. They're used to people flocking to them and liking them just because of that. They never have to develop anything. It's like having a big penis

but your sex game is what? You've got a big penis. Well, you guys don't have to worry about that in here. Shut up. How you doing? Why did you change the name?

Did you change the spelling of your name? Because, you know what? Because I'm just... Some people are like, it's just weird like that because my parents were like, why did you do that?

And I was like, I love it but it just feels right to me. So you just added an I? I just added an I. You did it legally? It's a thing now. A designer, he's got two I's. You did it legally?

No, you girls just can't spell. Legally? Yeah, I did because I was like, that's what I'm feeling. So you told your mom and daddy, I didn't like the way you spelled my name, so I'm just going to add an I. You sure you didn't do that for Twitter because Anne-Marie was already taking it? I'm positive. Okay.

I'm positive. So you officially have another I in the name. So I officially do. And my parents were really sweet because they made sure they spelled my name with the I in it. And my parents were the kind coming up, they don't even want to use nicknames. They're like, I named you this, and that's what I'm going to call you. How about Angela? It's like, how about you call me Angie?

I named you Angela. I'm calling you Angela. Jesus. Why are they so formal? I know. They just, you know, they listened up way later. But, you know, so I added that in. And some people were like, is it because of a legal thing?

Because some people asked me if it was a legal thing. Like Sony? Yeah, like you have to change it. It's your name anyway. That's my name anyway. They couldn't do that. All right, well, Amerie's in the building. It's Throwback Thursday.

Let's get into an Amerie mini mix. We're going to play all Amerie joints right now. Keep it locked. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was an Amerie mini mix. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was an Amory mini mix. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are the Breakfast Club. And yes, we found Amory. She's in the building. Now, Charlamagne. How long have you been married? I've been married. We've been married for five, almost five years now. That's interesting because they always say.

Because only five years, but we've been together for almost 13 years. Well, they always say don't mix business with pleasure, but it worked for you. It worked for us. Why are you overlooking the time, Envy? Am I boring you now? I'm trying to mess up my answer poster. No, it worked because one of the things that I love is that, you know, sometimes you can be in a relationship with someone and they'll kind of like,

they'll be afraid and they'll hold you back. Right. You know what I mean? but he's never been like that like you're not going in the studio with him or yeah he's always been like you can do anything and even when i'm like okay this is what i want to do like one of the things that i've been wanting to do with cymatica was i wanted i wanted to make it a film i actually met with some directors like a few years ago just trying to like see how we could turn it into a film but like in a way that I haven't seen done yet

and he was just like yeah go for it like I always have such big ideas and that's that's why I understand like I love Kanye

because I feel like I understand him as an artist as far as one could when they're not that person because I feel like I have such big ideas

it's frustrating, nothing's worse than a frustrating part. Oh, Lord, you're about to ask Nike for $50,000. No. Because I'll have big ideas. I'm like, I want this and we're going to have this and I want it to snow. We need it to snow on the time it has to be right. And if it's like, well, we need to scale it down for them, I don't want to do it.

Just forget the whole thing. Just forget everything. Because if I can't do it the way I want to do it, just forget it. I'm not doing it. It's like, you know, the realities of working within constraints. So how does your husband factor into that? Oh, because he just is like, he's encouraging, and that's what I like. Because a lot of times, different people I came across in the music industry,

they might be like, oh, I don't like no. I don't like let's do it like how it's been done. But you don't want everybody to agree with you all the time either. No, because he'll tell me like, well, sometimes he'll be the one to say, you need to start with this and then get to that. But I don't like, oh, well, maybe you just need to just do it like this. And thankfully, I've had people around me who are really creative and really just like next level, bless you,

next level when it comes to let's just do something different. He used to come to the club to make sure I played a record. He would hit me, text me, email me. Did he hit you? Yeah. He hit me physically. Even when he hit me about a month ago, I was like, really? I was surprised he still had my email.

What do you mean really? Because it was A. Marie? Yes. He was like, dang, A. Marie's still around? He's so funny because... That's disrespectful indeed. Not like that. I check on A. Marie from time to time, by the way. Yes, you do. Yes, I do. And he does too, I think.

You know, just not as often as you do. You've always been really cool. You've always been supportive like ever since like the beginning. Yeah. Like the beginning. I like talent. I mean, at the end of the day, that's all I care about. I care about talent at the end of the day. A. Marie's a talented individual. Absolutely. I just don't understand why she just decided to moonwalk out the game for a little while. You know what it is? If I had, at the end of the day, that's all I care about. I care about talent at the end of the day. Amy Reese is a talented individual. Absolutely. I just don't understand why she just decided to moonwalk out the game for a little while. You know what it is?

If I were a different person, what probably would have happened would be, all right, you know, the 2009 album. And then I would have done the reality show. And then I would have done something else, an endorsement. But the thing is, I have to do things that I believe in. I've turned down really good endorsements because I'm like, you say the shoe does that. I need to test out the shoe. I don't really believe that it's going to build up your calf because I know that's

not what happens. You're really down. I'm not mad at you. No, I'm for real. I'm just like, because if I say that I'm behind something or I believe in something, whether it's my music or whether it's whatever, I'm like, I'm not telling you to go buy this shoe or to eat this thing. If it's not going to, they're like, oh, not telling you to go buy this shoe. Not just for a check. Or to eat this thing. You believe in it.

If it's not going to, they're like, oh, legs. You made that much money? Let me Google your net worth real quick. No, but, you know, it's like I'm not going to. Okay, okay. What does it say, Charlamagne? Three million. Okay.

Solid three million. You know what I'm saying? I think it's a little more than that. I think it's more than that. Solid three million. I don't like to talk about money, you know, but, you know, I'm just, I have to stand behind it. So, yeah, you would have seen, like, oh, yeah, this shoe, and I'm going to eat this, and reality show, and da, da, da. But I don't, I'm not, that's just not me, and I'm not interested in that.

Now, people are going to watch it because people want to know what happened to you. Because, you know, they got all these conspiracy theories online. They just tell like, I'm done. No, they had this, Tattletales had this thing online that said you didn't make it because of karma. Because they said that your man was married when you got him and you broke up his happy home. No, he was never married before. He was with somebody or something. He was never married.

No, and he was never with anyone. When we got together, he was a single guy. Okay. Yeah, so I wouldn't do that. But it's funny because people always like to say, you know that saying, I was having this conversation with someone. They were like, how you get him? You know, they were going through something. How you get him is how you keep him. I was like, how you meet him is how you keep him. I'm having this conversation with someone. They were like, how you get them? You know, they were going through something. How you get them is how you keep them.

I was like, how you meet them is how you keep them. I'm like, not really because there are a lot of girls who are really faithful whose guys leave them

and cheat on them and I don't think they did anything right. So it doesn't really work that way. Yeah, it's not really true. It doesn't really work that way. So you would never do that? I wouldn't do that.

No, I wouldn't do that because that's just not cool. Like, I wouldn't do that. All right, don't say that and then this guy's ex or baby mom pop up online with her own YouTube video saying, are you a home wrecker? No, she wouldn't say that because she knows that's not true either. So she wouldn't say that.

Who is she? The person. Oh, no one knows who it is. It's not her. Oh, okay. I was like, is it a real person? It was his whole thing on this site. It was like he was in a relationship and she was pregnant and you called the girl and told her he's with me now.

You tell a girl. Yeah, that's really trifling. I wouldn't do that. You don't seem like that type. No, I wouldn't do that. So we're going to get more music, right? What's next? What's in the immediate future for Avery?

Please send me some music. Okay, so the EP Friday. The EP Friday that I'm working on is called Drive. Okay. I think it's five. Is it six? Five. I think it's five because I'm working on another one that called Drive. Okay. I think it's five. Is it six? Five. I think it's five

because I'm working on another one that I want to put out in July. And then I'm still working on Cymatic, which is a trilogy. Okay. So that has to be right. That's the movie. That's the one that has the movie idea.

It's like a movie. It feels like, yeah, it's just that's the one that has got to be right. And then I have the anthology coming out in July. And then I have the anthology coming out in July. And then I'm working on the sci-fi trilogy, sci-fi fantasy trilogy. What's Drive about?

Why are they called Drive? Because I just wanted it to feel good. Like when you put it in the car. You don't like driving music. You can just listen to it from beginning to end in a certain mood. That's why it's like five songs. It's a short ride. Yeah, it's like a short ride.

Or you can repeat. Nice summertime vibe? Yeah, it's like a short ride. Or you can repeat. Nice summertime vibe? Yeah, it is a spring summertime vibe. That's what you excel at. That summertime music, that Valtrex commercial, like people sitting

outside, trees blowing, sun shining. I appreciate that. I love that you associate my music with Valtrex. That's dope. I'm talking about

the scenery in the Valtrex commercial. Who directed One Thing? Was that Benny Boone? No. Oh my goodness. Why is it like this is the worst

because I'm like he's going to kill me. Let me Google it for you. Thank you. I'll let you know. Who was it? Directed by Beyonce. She did.

She did? No. Wait. No, Chris Robinson. My boy, Chris Robinson. Yes. And it was fun because we just had like the whole, I had the whole vision that I wanted as far as like the gold and then this French noir kind of sexy scene with the bed, that

kind of thing. Right. I wanted to be sexy, but I didn't want it to like be like, you know, too much. It's like clean sexy and dirty sexy. And dirty sexy is good too, But it depends on what you... Even if it's tastefully sexy. Yeah. But dirty sexy can be nice as well.

So I'm not against dirty sexy. It's just, you got to just figure out what you're going for. What sexy are you at now in your life? I like the way you look at her up and down like that.

I even look at her up and down. He would not look at me like that. Exactly. I even look at her up and down. Um, I don't know. I just, I didn't even look at her up and down. Um, I don't know. I just, I don't,

This guy's crazy, man. What's going on right here? He's working on drugs. Um, I don't know. I don't know. Cause you know what? I never really

think of myself like as like sexy. Really? I never did. No, I know. Cause I remember people would be like, what do you think

about being a sex symbol? And I was like, I think it's funny cause I've never seen myself like that. I told my homeboy that you were coming up here this morning. He was like, what? She's still sexy as shit? So, yes, people think you're sexy. He's not in a whole way.

You're sexy. No. Okay. And you got nice teeth. Thank you. Really nice enamel. Thank you. You haven't missed any dentist visits.

I try to keep it. Even though you haven't been around in the past. I try to keep it right. I try to keep it right. I try to keep it right. We appreciate you joining us. Oh, that's the outro. That's his... What?

You've been looking at the time. You don't have to leave if you don't want to. He's like, it's like, yeah, but nice enamel. Well, we appreciate you being here. All right. Well, it's the Breakfast Club. It's A. Marie. A. Marie.

Waffle- Karaoke Hour. Khaki Color Karaoke Hour, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the Khaki Color Karaoke Hour. Morning, everybody. We have Waffle Color Negro DJ Envy singing Beige Boy Drake's song. It's DJ Envy. It's the Breakfast Club. Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

That was Drake. Let's get to the rumors. We're talking to Adrian Broner. 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. Well, Adrian Broner has put out a new song, and it's a diss track against Floyd Mayweather and the whole Money Team. Check out a little piece of slammer. Betty won't get it. I watch all of these niggas. I got Floyd going against me. I really ain't trying. Turned on for some business. Mayweather and the whole Money Team. Check out a little piece of Slammer.

Is he just trying to get a fight against Floyd Seems like it And taunting him, you think? Or is he really for real? I don't know, maybe I'm on drugs Aiden Bronner sounds like he got a little flow to me It didn't sound that bad It might be tripping Not for nothing, it didn't sound bad

When it first came on, I thought it was meek I was like, meek? Did this again? Maybe I need to listen to this again It didn't sound bad I might be tripping No, it didn't sound bad at all He got a little flow

And his voice is aight on records I don't know Man, again. It didn't sound bad. No, it didn't sound bad at all. He got a little flow and his voice is aight on records. I don't know. Man, again, maybe I'm bugged. Listen. I got Floyd going against me. I really ain't. Turned on him for some business. I found out I couldn't get him.

So I knocked out his name. Fuck with Mac and P. The one David Levy. If you ain't none of them. You repping that money team shit. Swear to God you can get it. That one sound bad. About billions billions Everybody was

Texting me yesterday Like yo you gotta give Avery Duraboy That donkey today So I go to listen I'm like This is kinda alright It don't sound bad man

It don't sound bad Alright Kylie Jenner Is allegedly dating Party Next Door now You gotta remember Party Next Door From also just recently Being involved in that drama

With Kyrie Irving and Kehlani. Y'all gonna make Tyga try to go to Canada and just shoot up the whole OVO. Well, they're saying, according to a family friend, things are on and popping between Kylie and Party Next Door. She's wondering why she was even bothering with that broke rapper Tyga in the first place. Party Next Door and Kylie Jenner got a ting. They got a ting going on. What accent is that, man? OVO.

OVO accent. That's your OVO accent? This guy's crazy. All right. So I don't know what's going on with them, but it looks like, and you saw they posted their watches together. That's a damn shame, man. All right.

Lauren London. I thought everybody already knew that she was pregnant, but apparently T.I. spilled the beans about her being pregnant. He was talking about working on the movie and he said, my little sister is about to have a baby, so we're going to have to let her get that time out of her system. And you know, when she's back in new, new shape,

we'll be ready to roll. Talking about ATL. Drop one of Clues' bombs for Nipsey Hussle, damn it. Okay. Well, what Lauren London did was posted a picture of Ava Mendes, and Ava Mendes just recently had a second child too, but was very quiet about it. Nobody knew, and she put mood, the blueprint.

So I guess that's her way of saying she's going to have this baby, but be really quiet and secretive about it. All right, but congratulations to her and Nipsey Hussle. And that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee. All right, thank you, Miss Yee. Charlemagne, donkey today. Who are you giving that donkey to?

Donkey today is going to former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell. He needs to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with him. Okay. All right. We'll get into that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the day. Donkey, donkey, donkey. Born to be a donkey. It's now time for the Donkey of the Day. That's pretty funny. Charlamagne the devil?

Possibly. The Breakfast Club. Yeah, Donkey of the Day for Thursday, May 19th, goes to former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell. Now, Ed Rendell recently sat down with the Washington Post, and he was discussing the anti-crisis Donald Trump... Well, the anti-crisis Donald Trump, or the anti-crisis Donald Trump's appeal to voters, okay? Specifically

women in the trending Democratic suburban counties surrounding Philadelphia. You know, those are the ones that effectively determine who wins the state overall. Now, Ed Rendell suggested that Trump's comments about women will be a problem for moderate suburban women, especially

he says, and I quote, the ugly ones. Now, in theory, he deserves donkey of the day. But let's drop one of Clue's bombs for this man's honesty, okay? I respect the honesty, even if I can see why he deserves donkey of the day. Ed Rendell says ugly women probably aren't voting for Donald Trump. He says Trump's comments like you can't be a 10 if you're flat chested. That'll come back to haunt him. Rendell continued.

There are probably more ugly women in America than attractive women. People take that stuff personally. You think now I'm not going to lie to you. I thought most of Donald Trump's supporters who were women were cosmetically challenged. I thought all of them looked like a hybrid of Honey Boo Boo's Mama June or the county clerk from Kentucky, Kim Davis. Now, if this was said about Donald Trump's female supporters, I might be like, okay, that's not all the way accurate,

but I can see why you say that. But to say it's more ugly women in America than attractive women? What America do you live in, Ed Rendell? Ed, you need to get out of the world of politics because if you hang around politicians all the time, I can see why you would think it's more ugly women in America than attractive ones because with the exception of Michelle Obama, most politicians' wives do be cosmetically challenged.

So I understand why you would probably make that statement if all you around is politicians' wives, but it's more ugly women in America than attractive ones? Ed Rendell must not have Instagram. Because every woman is beautiful on Instagram, at least 80%. Americans, do you see what these people think about you? Is this who you want to give your votes to? A group of people

who think that most women in America are ugly? Somebody should ask Ed Rendell his thoughts on foreign policy. And by foreign policy, I mean what country got the most beautiful women? Since America got the ugly ones. Give Ed Rendell the biggest hee-haw, please. Now keep in mind, he's the former governor of

Pennsylvania as well. I'm just saying, you know, he was in Pennsylvania all those years, and you know, he's talking about these women in Philly. I love women from Philly. Okay, nothing ugly about y'all. Eat your tasty cakes and your cheese steaks. Okay? You're beautiful. Alright? So I don't know what Ed Rendell is talking about. Okay, nothing ugly about y'all. Eat your tasty cakes and your cheese steaks. Okay? You're beautiful.

All right? So I don't know what Ed Rendell is talking about. Okay. As a woman, I don't know how you could support either one of those characters. Are you one of the most, one of the women

that he thinks is ugly? Probably. I would assume. You know how much most is? When you say most, that's more than 50%. And how dare you look like that trying to judge women? I'm telling you.

Most women in America are ugly? Jesus Christ. Well, thank you for that, Donkey. Today, when we come back, ask Yee. 800-585-1051 if you need relationship advice or any type of advice. You can call Yee right now. She'll put you live on the air and help you with your problems. 800-585-1051.

Ask Ye is next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was future. Jump, man. Jump, man. Jump, man. Jump, man.

Whoa. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Ye, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now it's Ask Ye if you need relationship advice or any type of advice. You can call her right now. She'll put you live on the air. 800-585-1051. Hello, who's this?

I'd rather not say, but I just need advice because I can't stop. I get tired of old boom boom real fast. Okay, are you in a relationship? Sadly, yeah. Sadly? So you're just cheating on your girlfriend? Nah, not anymore.

Because I think I just dumped her this morning. She didn't wake up to the text yet. Are you a coward? You ain't even tell her in person? That's fine. Old poom poom to you will be new poom poom to somebody else. You'll be crying. You'll be crying with somebody else in your girl's guts.

Sounds like you have some insecurities within yourself. If you feel like you need validation from different women to make yourself feel like you're worth it. Yeah. Yeah, because I mean, I am going down to make yourself feel like you're worth it. Yeah. Yeah, because I mean, I am going down to Connecticut for some new poom poom. All right, well... Why don't you go to Atlanta

and get some new poom poom? Don't tell him that. At least you're single now. Do what you want. Have a good time. Thanks. Thank you. No problem.

Damn, E. What? You ain't helping him at all. He already knows. What is there to say? He said he broke up with his girlfriend and he's having sex with people. If that's what he wants to do,

at least he doesn't have a girlfriend. All right. Hello, who's this? Hey, good morning, guys. It's Port-A-Potty Guy, man. What you want? I need inspiration. Yes, I need inspiration, Yee.

I just want to say, Port-A-Potty Guy, we played your song the other day, like Envy Promised. Yes, and I read it. And we got a song the other day, like Envy promised. Yes. And we got a lot of great feedback and a lot of great comments from it. Yeah, but I need help. I need to get out of this business. Do you guys understand?

I know you guys be clowning and stuff like that, but I don't mind having a job. Let's all keep it real. Let's give Porta Potty some feedback on how his song did up here, though, when you played it. A lot of people said they liked it. A lot of people wanted to hear the full song. Now, I want to say this.

You need to ride that wave now. Yeah, I'm trying. But the thing is, you know, I got to do my 9 to 5 job, and I got to be out here. What you should do right now is ask all of us to post the link to your song since we did play it. Everybody who wants to hear the full version, you should tweet us and let us retweet it for you and start going ahead. And do you have a website set up for yourself? Yeah, actually, they could go to Porta Party Guy.

That's P-O-R-T-A-P-O-T-T-Y Guy on my Instagram page, and you could check my SoundCloud out. Now, Porta Party, I like you, man, because I like your positive energy. I'm not going to front because you spent 70% of your life in Porta Potty

and you still maintain a positive attitude. Charlamagne, 70% of my life I grew up in Jamaica in poverty. So, to come to America

and have an opportunity to work, like, I never, I never, I never could turn my back on that. There you go.

We like your story. Listen, Porta Potty guy, we like your story. Listen, Port-A-Potty guy, we like your story. What I'm saying to you now is, you see, we're doing little things that we can do to help. The main thing is you can't expect people to do things. Now, I'm telling you right now, tweet all of us. Put the link to your song. We'll retweet it for you. Not only that, Port-A-Potty, you really got to think.

Charlamagne said something brilliant. He usually doesn't say brilliant things. I'm always saying something brilliant. Oh, I know what you're about to say. I know what you're about to say. I know what you're about to say, Envy. You're about to tell me that I need to put my song in a porta potty. You need to put stickers in a porta potty.

Think about it. Zillions of people go in those porta potties a day. And then they gotta sit there or they gotta pee. And while you're there, there's nothing to look at. But they'll be looking at your sticker. I'm just saying, people know him. Now, you a brand. When at your sticker. Okay, can we finish asking you guys? I'm just saying people know him now. You a brand.

When we see Porta Potty, we think of you, bro. That's crazy because people be hitting me up on Instagram telling me, like, Porta Potty, keep doing your thing. But I don't want you guys to think that I'm not out here grinding. I know you are. Go, Porta. Porta. Porta.

Porta. Porta. Porta. Porta. Porta. Yeah, I need some help, Yee. You know what I mean? Well, I told you how we, Porter, Porter, Porter. Well, I told you how we're going to get it started. Let's get your followers going. You got to start doing some shows.

You've been performing. Yes, I've been performing. I was on the Apollo. I performed for the NBA team. I met Jay-Z and spoke to Jay-Z for 25 minutes. When Jay-Z was president of Def Jam, Jay-Z said, Yo, bring something to Def Jam and drop it off. But me like an idiot.

He was talking about porta-potties, sir. He was having an outside concert. He was having an outside concert. He wanted you to bring some porta-potties and drop off, sir. Come on, man. I'm trying, though. But I'm out here grinding. But I would like to be in the music industry with my peers.

Those are my peers. You know what I mean? I want to go against those guys. I want to go against the Drake, the Kendrick Lamar. Okay, well listen, one step at a time. It's great to have these lofty aspirations, but just remember it's a lot of footwork, a lot of groundwork that you got to keep doing, okay?

Right now your peers are custodians and plumbers. All right. Shout out to the Port-A-Party guy. I love him. I love his positive energy. Okay. 800-585-1051. Ask Ye is the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Tory Lanez with Say It.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Ye. Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. It's Ask Ye. Hello, who's this? This is Danny from Duval. Duval!

What up, Danny? What's your question for Ye, bro? More recently, I just got my girlfriend pregnant. So she's, I don't know, she's kind of moody. So I kind of like give her the benefit of the doubt. Well, that's what happens when women are pregnant. They get moody and hormonal. Yeah, but now she's like, oh, she feels like I'm cheating on her.

And I want to go through your phone. And she's just so insecure about herself. And I'm like, hey, baby, I'm in this relationship. Hey, you're a baby. Like, I'm all about you. Why are you so insecure? So she said, you know, I've been hurt before. I just want to go through your phone, make sure, you know, you're not doing anything.

And I just feel like, you know, it's out of the blue. And that's just crazy. My friend was like, hey, y'all not married, so don't let her do it yet. Well, first of all, now let's understand a couple of things. She's pregnant. This is her first baby? Yes, ma'am. So she's probably feeling crazy

about how she looks, about her body. She's probably insecure about what you might be doing. Are you still attracted to her? And she's concerned about the fact that now she's bringing her life

into this world and she wants to make sure the father is going to be around. I'm sure those are all things that she's thinking about. And I'm sure that because of her hormones, certain things she can't control how she feels,

no matter how hard she tries. It's up to you now to be a trooper and really help her out during this time. If there's certain things that you've been doing that's a little unnecessary, anything that makes her uncomfortable, then chill out. Yeah, but I mean, I just got a second job.

I make sure I take her to work. I fix her lunch. I wash her clothes. I'm doing everything I can. I'm like, I don't have no time to talk to anyone else. She's like, oh, your just got a second job. I make sure I take her to work. I fix her lunch. I wash her clothes. Like, I'm doing everything I can. I'm like, I don't have no time to talk to anyone else. She's like, oh, your phone's always going off. And I was an athlete in school. Like, people still, you know, hit me up.

They want to talk to me. And recently, I tweeted you on Twitter, and you tweeted me back. She went crazy about that. I'm like, I have a celebrity crush. Angel, you're going to be my celebrity crush. Oh, and I don't have no crushes on other people like that while she's pregnant. It's a celebrity, though, you know. I know, but, you know, obviously, you know she's feeling a little insecure,

so just be mindful of that. Okay. You know, just be ride or die, especially while she's pregnant. There's all these feelings, and you know she's feeling insecure. Don't keep pointing it out to her right now. You want to make sure she's comfortable and that she's feeling good and she's not these feelings and you know she's feeling insecure. Don't keep pointing it out to her right now. You want to make sure she's comfortable and that she's feeling good and she's not stressed out.

So should I let her go through my phone? I would not let her go through my phone. Not a go through the phone. You ain't doing nothing wrong. But I would say this. Don't be secretive. Don't, when your phone rings, not answer it. Don't leave the room. Just make sure she feels comfortable. Everything's in the open. If she has a question, tell her you'll answer whatever. If she has any questions, any issues, tell her let's just make sure she feels comfortable. Everything's in the open. If she has a question, tell her you'll answer whatever.

If she has any questions, any issues, tell her let's just make sure we stay constantly in communication because I want to make sure that you're good. You're my first priority. Exactly. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Alright. Good luck, bro. Alright. Thank you. Thank you. Have a good morning. Alright. You too. Ask Yee. 800-585-1051.

You can call Yee. She'll put you live on the air and help you with your problems or you can always email her. BreakfastClubAMatGmail.com. Now, Yee, 800-585-1051. You can call Yee. She'll put you live on the air and help you with your problems. Or you can always email her, breakfastclubam at gmail.com. Now, Yee. Yes. We got rumors coming up. Yes, let's talk about Kobe Bryant. How much would it cost for you to get a piece of the final game court that he played on?

We'll tell you what they auctioned that off for. Also, Master P, he has to pay his wife almost a million dollars. We'll tell you what happened. Okay. All that and more. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Rumor Report is up next. Angela, who the hell are you talking about? Turn your mic on. Yeah, how about we turn my mic on? There we go.

Alright, first up, we are going to talk about Jussie Smollett. Some people thought he was leaving Empire. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. The Rumor Report. Got up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The rumor report. Gossip. With Angela Yee.

It's the rumor report. The Breakfast Club. But for all of you that were concerned that Jussie Smollett was going to no longer be on Empire, and we all know in a couple of episodes back, he got shot. We didn't know what was going to happen. He has responded in an Instagram post.

Okay, first of all, first of all, I said I've thoroughly enjoyed my time at Empire Fox, which is true. I said, I love you all, which I do. I said, time to go make a record and some movies, which I am. Let me light that ass up with facts real quick, though. What you said, though, is I thoroughly said though is i thoroughly knew first of all your timing was f***ed up chief all right so he is coming back the tweet that he sent out people thought he was leaving he's not leaving it did seem like he was though all right juvenile we also that video of him beating somebody up the the fan well the person who was a customer says

he's a fan of juvenile they beat him up because when they walked in, he said, here come all the hoes, right, when Juvenile and his crew were walking in. And they jumped him. Well, according to the customer, he said he has hired an attorney, and he wants to have him pay up. He said he doesn't want to press charges, but he does want to sue. He suffered kidney and rib injuries. Hold on. They jumped.

Juvenile came in and said, what happened now? Juvenile walked into a restaurant. He had his wife with there. The Waffle House in South Carolina. Looks like he had his carrier to his man's and the guy said, oh, Juvenile bringing the hoes. Now it's his wife, so Juvenile and his crew put the paws on him.

You could have just gave him a harsh talking to, Juvi. He didn't know it was your wife. Now, if he knew it was your wife, different story. But if he didn't know it was your wife and he just thought you was coming into the Waffle House after a show with a bunch of chicks, you know, you can... It messed him up pretty bad. If you ever vote, you can see what the man's face looked like. His face was cracked

open a little bit. Oh, they got video on that? Yeah, it's on video. You can see them... Oh, that was a white guy they jumped on. Oh, it looks like a black dude. A beige guy? No, it's not beige. He's brown skin, bro. And he's definitely not brown skin. Show his face. TMZ, I mean, show his face. There you go.

I don't know what he is. He looks like a crawler. All right. Now, if you want to get a piece of the final game court that Kobe played on in his last game, guess how much it will cost you. How much? $179,000. That's how much one piece of the floor sold for.

Yes. It was an auction online. It was on behalf of the Lakers Youth Foundation, and the buyer did choose to remain anonymous. That's a lot of money. My wood is way cheaper than that if you want my wood. Yeah, we know. Nobody wants your wood.

Anybody want my wood? No, nobody wants your wood. Master P, he has to pay his estranged wife, Sonia Miller, $825,000. She actually won the last round of court proceedings and that is for any child and spousal support cases so that is supposed to be for a back child support and

anything in the future as well so I didn't think that was going to happen I didn't think he was going to end up having to pay her that much but that's actually the salary that Master P got for season two of Master P's Family Empire, his reality show. Now, did you guys see this video of Waka Flaka? He was playing with a young girl who was inside of a dog crate,

and she was crying, trying to get out. No. And it caused all kinds of controversy. Here's the video. Want me to bond you out? Want me to bond you? Okay, I'm bonding you out. Come Well, Waka did post an explanation. He said his niece put herself in the dog crate. The whole thing

was taken out of context. He thought it was like a cute family moment and he decided to post it on his Snapchat. He, of course, was not locking a child up, locking a kid up in a cage

or anything like that. All I know is that video made me want to go home and hug my babies. I know that much. You want me to barge you out? I want to hug my babies and kiss my baby

here on your cheek. I don't talk to my babies like they're babies, though. I never do. But sometimes you can't help it. No, no, no. You can help it. babies and kiss my baby here on your cheek. I don't talk to my babies like they're babies, though. I never do. But sometimes you can't help it. No, no, no, you can help it. You could try, but sometimes you just slip

into it. Yeah, I find myself saying, like, hey, I ain't give my baby nine months. Hey! Well, I hope you're not talking to your baby as an adult.

Hey, yeah, I do. How was your day, little homie? I do, I do, though. Like, how was your day, baby? You hungry? I talked to like a person. Does she answer?

No. No, she's not much. But she's starting to, like, you do, though. Like, how was your day, baby? You hungry? I talked to like a person. Does she answer? No. No, she's not much. But she's starting to like, you know, make noises. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that stuff. What if she was like, Daddy, why don't you talk to me like a baby that I am? I'm going to be like, I got me a genius. We rich.

We rich. I'm about to kick my feet up because I got me a stone cold genius on my hands, okay? All right, well, that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee. All right, Miss Yee. Now, up next is the People's Choice Mix. You want to hear something,

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got you. All right, and shout out to our family on Revolt. We'll see you guys tomorrow. All right, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Had enough of this country?

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