The Breakfast Club - Attractive people problems to Church Denial
Episode Date: August 29, 2017Today on the show after a listener called up during our segment “Get it Off Your Chest” and told us she was upset that some girls in a truck randomly started harassing her all because she was "cut...e" we opened up the phone lines to see if good looking people really have haters 24/7 or it is all in their head. Also, after Charlamagne gave “Donkey of the Day” to pastor Joel Osteen for not opening up his church in this time of need for Houston residents we opened up the phone lines to what our listeners thought about it. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo!
I just realized he's not here.
Yeah, good morning, Angela Yee.
Good morning, DJ Envy.
It's Tuesday!
Yes, it's Tuesday. Yes,, DJ Envy. It's Tuesday. Yes, it's Tuesday.
Yes, it is.
Happy Tuesday.
Happy Tuesday.
I had a crazy night last night.
I was... Yeah, you're a little hoarse today.
Yeah, you know, my daughter woke up in the middle of the night.
She threw up on herself.
Oh.
So I had to clean it up.
And I'm the one in the family that don't care about anything.
I don't care about the pee, the poop, the throw up.
I just grab my kids.
If it's all over me, it's all over me.
So I fell asleep
and I fell asleep
and her throw up all over me.
So when I woke up this morning,
I was running a little late.
I was like,
I'm just going to run to work.
But I had to take a shower
because I had throw up all over me.
So that was my night last night.
What up, Charlamagne?
Hey, guys and gals.
Well, yesterday I was at Google.
I've been doing these
Google Digital Coach Strategy Sessions
with small business owners.
Teach people how to use digital marketing and advertising to market and promote their small businesses.
I go to Google every day.
Yeah, they're small.
Exactly.
She was there, like, at the building, she mean.
Oh, in the place.
Yeah, doing these digital coaching sessions.
So, shout out to Angelina and Aisha and Jackson at Google.
Can you actually walk into Google building and ask them anything you want and they have an answer for it?
No.
They'll tell you to go on Google.
They'll tell you to go to the computer.
Oh, okay.
But, you know, we use Google ads every day.
It's an important tool because if you're searching for something on Google or if you have a business,
you want your business to pop up first when somebody searches.
So like we have the juice bar.
If you type in juice bar Brooklyn, you will want juices for life
to pop up first. Correct. Or if you
have any type of business. The Breakfast Club. If you type
in the Breakfast Club. Well, the movie. No, I
think we got the movie right now. We got the movie.
Let me type it in. I think if you Google
Breakfast Club right now, we come up over the
movies. Breakfast Club 105.
Power 105.1, which is our flagship
station here in New York City. It took six
years, but that'd be cool.
Hey, man.
I'm going to tell y'all right now.
It's a constant grind, baby.
The Breakfast Club.
What happened?
Where we at?
Where we at, though?
We do come up first.
Drop one of the clues, Bob, for us, goddammit.
We come up first and second, and then the movie comes up third. That means Charlamagne must check it all the time, because I checked it about a couple of months ago.
This is our business, baby.
You know, contrary to popular belief, I know we all do a couple of months ago. This is our business, baby. You know, contrary to
popular belief, I know we all do a lot of different
things, but this is our primary business.
Absolutely. All right? For now. And shout
to everybody in Houston still. I spoke to
Mr. Rogers, DJ Mr. Rogers. I heard that
for now, too, that little for now. Let's throw it out there.
People grow, people evolve. Absolutely.
Shout to Mr. Rogers. Mr. Rogers
is, he does nights at our Houston
station, the beat, 93.7, the beat. Mr. Rogers. Mr. Rogers, he does nights at our Houston station, the Beat, 93.7 The Beat.
Who's Mr. Rogers?
He's been out on the ground.
He was telling me that he's been looking for people, driving his truck all over the place,
looking for people and basically putting them in hotel rooms and paying for hotel rooms.
But they ran out of hotel rooms.
So now he was just getting food and just finding people with food, toilet paper, and all that other good stuff.
Yeah, I like what Kevin Hart is doing, trying to get everybody to encourage money.
But I also like what T.I. said.
T.I. said he's not giving his money to, I think it was FEMA and the Red Cross.
Right.
And I be feeling the same way sometimes.
I like to put my money in the hands of people who I know will get it right to the people that need it.
So I hit up a couple people in the field.
I reached out to my man, Trader Truth.
I reached out to Paul Wall, and they
just was like, yo, they're going to let me know this week.
They was like, things are all bad right now.
No, it's all bad. When the thing happened
in Michigan, I was able to send
over 100,000 bottles
of water. In Flint. In Flint.
But I tried to do it this time, but the problem
is, well, you can't get it in.
Two, all the Walmart's targets and all
that is flooded, so the water's done.
So we've been trying to figure out how we can get this stuff to the people there, which is difficult.
So we're going to keep trying to keep figuring it out.
We're definitely going to figure it out.
And right now, they're actually looking for anybody that has a 4x4, that has a canoe or anything that can help out with the rescue missions that are happening there.
They've been rescuing a lot of people, so. All right, well, let's get to.
We'll give you all that information, though, on Front Page News
because we have all of the different things that people are doing
to try to help out and how you can help as well.
All right, well, keep it locked.
Front Page News is next.
This is Kendrick Lamar.
It's Humble.
It's the Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are the Breakfast Club.
Drop one of Clues Bombs with Kendrick Lamar, K-Dot.
He did win six VMAs on Sunday night.
Dope.
This past Sunday.
Sleuth to Kendrick.
You know I like Kendrick because he came in the game doing things his own way.
He still does things his own way.
And he still reaps the rewards from doing things his own way.
Because everybody feels like, oh, I got to conform or do this kind of record or make this kind of video.
He does what he wants.
He does what he wants.
Yep.
Absolutely.
Well, let's get some front page news.
Now, let's give me a Hurricane Harvey update, please.
All right.
Well, so far, more than 3,000 people have been rescued since the storm flooded the city,
according to Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner, and it's continuing to rain.
The forecasters are saying that more rain is coming and it will be a lot more.
About 8,000 people are estimated to be in Houston shelters as of last night.
And about 5,000 were expected to be in the Houston Convention Center.
Now, people were upset about Joel Osteen not opening up the church doors.
He has responded to accusations of closing his church doors to the evacuees.
He said, we have never closed our doors.
We will continue to be a distribution center to those in need.
We are prepared to house people.
Once shelters reach capacity, Lakewood
will be of value to the community. What do you mean when shelters
reach capacity? In the aftermath of this
storm. You shouldn't want to house people when
shelters reach capacity. You should house people
because that's what you should be doing to begin with.
Is he on the biggest church in the country?
Because his church is humongous. I know he's got a
mega church. His congregation is crazy. It's huge. I don't know if it's the biggest in the country because you his church is humongous. I know he's got a mega church. His congregation is crazy.
It's huge.
I don't know if it's the biggest in the country because you still got guys like Bishop T.D.
Jakes.
I think Tony Robbins has a congregation, but he has a mega church.
But I don't like that.
I'll open the doors if I have to.
That's basically what he's saying.
Yeah.
And this all started because they posted, actually, the church, Dare Houstonians Lakewood
Church is inaccessible due to severe flooding.
We want to help make sure you are safe. Please see the list below for safe shelters around our city. Now, people were posting pictures showing that the streets were wet, but it was passable, so they didn't buy it.
And they said, shame on Joel Osteen.
His church fits 11,000.
I hope that God don't feel like that.
I hope God don't be like, you know what, I'm going to bless you once all these other prayers are dealt with.
But then somebody posted from inside of the church, a blogger from Houston,
showing that there was water actually covering the floor of the church.
No, don't be sending those spies into your own church and then sending out videos from your own church.
That's a very silly statement.
We'll house people once all the other shelters get full.
Now, a lot of celebrities, athletes
are actually trying to lead the charge
as far as getting people to donate money.
Kevin Hart has his donation challenge.
Check it out. I'm going to start a real challenge.
I'm challenging
a lot of my celebrity friends to follow my lead
in donating $25,000
to Hurricane Harvey.
And I think when you do it, you all should tag
somebody else. Twenty five thousand is
coming from me. My Harvey
Hurricane donation site
is now live. It's set up.
Instead of doing twenty five thousand, I did fifty thousand.
Shout out to J.J. Wyatt. I saw what you're doing.
I'm going to donate to yours as well.
Click the link in my bio. We can track
this money and make sure it's being allocated to the right place.
Let's go. Now, J.J.
Wyatt also has his own foundation
as well. And
Houston Rockets owner Leslie Alexander
is donating $4 million
to the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund.
They have announced Chris Paul donated $50,000
to those fundraising efforts
as well. I'm with all that,
but I do agree with what T.I. said.
We're going to get to that. Yeah, I need to know where this money
is going. And here's J.J. Watt.
To give you an update, we just passed the $1 million mark, which is phenomenal.
I know you're wondering where the money's going to go,
and I just want to let you know that it's going to go directly to the people.
I'm working very hard yesterday, today, and all week
to make sure that this money goes directly to the people,
not to administrative fees or anything like that.
So please keep donating, youcaring.com slash J.J. Watt. I've upped the not to administrative fees or anything like that. So please keep donating.
Youcaring.com slash JJ Watt.
I've upped the goal to 1.5 million now.
All right.
And T.I., Chris Brown and The Rock have also responded.
Check it out.
From my homeboy, Kevin Hart.
You know, I answer all call lines, baby.
You know what I mean?
For the Houston Harvey Challenge.
I dedicate 25K to it, man.
Kevin Hart, I accept your challenge.
We need to come together, so ain't gonna get
it all done for me. I'm
donating 100,000. Kevin Hart, you issued
the Hurricane Harvey challenge. I appreciate you,
brother. I just donated my $25,000
to the Red Cross. My companies
are donating money.
Alright, so that is our update
thus far. We will keep you
updated as well.
Yeah, I just want to know the organizations
that are getting the money directly to the people.
That's why I like to talk to the people in the field.
I like to talk to people who actually live there
and can tell me exactly where that money needs to go.
You know, you hear these stories all the time.
All this money gets donated, and in three, four months from now,
you'll be talking to people from Houston,
and they'll be like, we never got none of that.
We never got none of the supplies and all that.
Yeah.
All right.
So we will keep you updated on what you can do to help and what we are going to be doing to help lead this effort as well.
My daughter was watching this on the news yesterday and she was like, you know, the sad thing about it is a lot of these kids were going back to school.
So their parents brought back the school clothes and everything is wiped out.
So she was like, Dad, don't even take me back to the school shop. And just all that money is sent out there
and she wants to start grabbing clothes from kids,
slightly used or new clothes,
and she wants to send it out there.
So I tell her whatever she wants to do, I'll help her.
But we got to think about that.
There's a lot of kids out there that don't have any clothes.
And that's exactly why I'm taking back that Gucci jacket
I wore to the VMAs on Sunday.
I mean, I was taking it back anyway,
but I'm definitely going to take it back and get the money
and then help the money donate to this stopping. Donate to this car.
Shut up, man.
You already told us the stylist pulled that for you and the stylist is returning it.
Get it off your chest.
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The Breakfast Club.
This is your time to get it off your chest.
Whether you're mad or blessed.
Say it with your chest.
We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club.
So you better have the same energy.
Hello, who's this?
This is James. What's going on?
James, get it off your chest, bro.
Right now, I'm a little bit mad and I'm a little bit blessed.
I've been looking for an apartment for six months.
And they keep telling me that my credit rating isn't good enough, so on and so forth.
So I'm like, okay, I've been in the shelter or whatever.
But at the same time, I totaled my car and walk into a dealership, talk to a dude.
Two hours later, I'm walking out with a car, no money down.
So how does that work?
You'll give me a car, but you won't give me something where I can lay my head and be stable.
Yeah, it's easier to get a car than it is actually to get a mortgage or sometimes a home.
By the way, you can sleep in that car, sir.
Many people have done it.
Yeah, I can sleep in the car.
You're right. You're right. But he would rather have a place to sleep in that car, sir. Many people have done it. Yeah, I can sleep in the car. You're right.
You're right.
But he would rather have a place to live than a car.
Right.
I got a 14-year-old son.
We both not taking up.
What, we gonna both take up the front seats in a coupe?
Now, are you looking to rent someplace or are you looking to buy a house?
I'm looking to rent an apartment.
What's your credit score?
Right now.
Right now?
Well, before it was 602.
Right now, I've recently, because I got this car, it made a couple of payments.
My credit score is $670,000.
So I'm actually at the point where I can pay that.
Yeah, that's a nice number.
Now you should be able to get an apartment.
No, I can't.
But at the same time, like, again, like I said, I got a 14-year-old son.
And I would think, like, you know, it would be more
it would be better off for me to
be stable somewhere where you can
actually track where I'm at instead of
putting me in something mobile where I can, you know,
kind of ditch this, put this in the woods
somewhere you can't find me at all. Now, I will
say this. There is places
you probably can get. There's probably places you
necessarily don't want to stay. Don't want to go, right.
But in this situation, man,
Vegas can't be choose.
You know what I mean?
You're right about that.
You're right about that.
You just got to stay somewhere
for now where you don't want to
until you get on your feet
the right way
and then you go where you want to go.
You got that.
Because you're talking to somebody
who didn't have credit for years.
All right?
So I got me a little debit card.
You know what I'm saying?
That established me a little credit.
Yeah, like Charlamagne said,
you might not want to live there,
but you can find a place.
Well, as of right now,
yeah, you're absolutely right.
So that process is in effect.
But this is, actually, I've been calling for a couple of days to kind of vent this,
but this is the first time I got through.
Well, get it together.
We're glad that your credit score is up and you can go get your apartment that you want.
You got to go live in that raggy-ass apartment.
I lived in a raggy-ass apartment, my first apartment.
I had no furniture.
I had a little TV on the floor.
You know what I mean?
You got to do what you got to do until you get on your feet the right way.
Hello, who's this? Yeah, this is
iPhone Sim. iPhone Sim. What's up, bro?
iPhone Sim, I see you
outside the station the other day. Yesterday.
Yeah, I had a delivery for
the kitchen. One of y'all
on like the 14th floor.
There's a kitchen there?
Say what? There's a kitchen
in this building? Not like a kitchen
like a little
wherever y'all eat at
you know
I ain't never ate here in my life
Cafeteria but yeah
we ain't never eat here though
I seen iPhone 7
Say what bro?
You made me late yesterday iPhone
Yeah
I didn't make you late
you was already late
And that's a fact
and iPhone 7 posted a picture
with Envy
and you said
we must have snuck in
no we actually got here on time
5.45 is on time?
I was here before that. She was here before that. I was out there
like 530 waiting for y'all.
I was here before that. We're not going to tell you how long we get here, but you got here
early. Yeah, I get here early. I do want
to say thanks a lot. One more
thing. I don't like how vulnerable y'all is.
Y'all just come right through the front door.
Y'all got to get some gun license because anybody
can just run up on y'all. I don't like that. That's what you
think. You didn't see that white guy with me?
That's what you think, huh?
I don't know who that white s*** was.
That's what I always say.
There's going to be a white man in a suit that's going to legally pop you.
I would have took that white man down.
Okay.
All right.
Ain't nobody going to hashtag your name either, bro, bro, when this white man shoots you.
Ain't going to be no Black Lives Matter movement for this one.
Get it off your chest.
800-585-1051.
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Get it.
Pick up the mother-mother phone and dial.
This is your time to get it off your chest.
Whether you're mad or blessed.
Say it with your chest. We want to hear from you
on The Breakfast Club. So you better have the same energy.
Hello, who's this?
It's Kendra.
Hey, Kendra, get it off your chest.
Okay, so I feel blessed, but I also feel really mad because yesterday when I was leaving work,
I was on my way to court for traffic.
It got about a week or so ago, and it was a truck that pulled up on the side of me.
And so I rolled my window down because I
thought maybe they were trying to alert me of something that was
going on with my vehicle and all of
a sudden she's like, B,
what's your problem? This and that and the third. So
after we rolled through the stoplight
they said past E, I get to the stop
sign, they're standing out with bottles throwing them at
my car. Really? Yes.
All this because of what now?
I guess because I'm cute. I don't know.
Oh, no. You one of those?
Because I'm cute. Everybody hates me because
I'm so pretty. Well, hey, keep it positive.
It's not her fault. She's cute.
Thank you, Angela. So you mean to tell me
some girls just randomly started throwing bottles at you
out of red light because you cute? Honestly, like
I don't. What'd you do? Tell the truth.
Did you cut somebody
off? No, they actually cut me off.
So I was actually surprised.
I'm like, what is the problem?
But they seemed very upset.
So I'm like, you know.
Well, you just keep on being cute.
There's nothing you can do about that.
What's your Instagram?
Let me see if you work.
And don't you be out here with your cute self-fantasy nobody.
What's your Instagram?
It's LonelyListLion82.
Hold on.
Let me look at it. Hold on. What is it now? It's actually LLessLion82. Hold on. Let me look at it.
Hold on.
What is it now?
It's actually L-I-O-N-E-S.
E-S.
Underscore.
Underscore.
Lion.
L-I-O-N.
L-I-O-N.
82.
82.
Let me see.
Let me see.
I'm hoping I'm giving you the right Instagram.
It says no results found.
L-I-O-N-E-S underscore L-I-O-N 82.
Okay.
Loneliness underscore is actually Leo.
I apologize.
82.
She said loneliness?
No.
It's Leo instead of lion.
Hold on.
Let me see.
Let me.
So you a Leo boat?
That doesn't work either.
No accounts found.
See, you ain't that cute.
You ain't that cute.
No, no, no, no.
Here it is.
I got it pulled up.
It's L-I-O-N-S-S-I-4-L-E-O-H.
Well, okay, your account is private, and it just says, I'm just going to keep doing me.
Oh, yeah.
You ain't even got a picture.
It's your profile pic.
It's just a caption.
I'm just going to keep doing me.
You ain't that cute.
You ain't that cute.
Ain't no way.
I am.
You know what?
Matter of fact, I just turned my privacy off for you.
Oh! Let me go back in then. Okay't no way. I am. You know what? Matter of fact, I just turned my privacy off for you. Oh!
Oh!
Let me go back in then.
Okay, I see.
Okay, let me see.
I'm looking.
All right.
I can see the cuteness.
You got a nice little birthmark on your face.
What side of the cheek is that?
It's on the right side.
That's what God kissed you at?
You know what I mean?
He is.
And I got a special heart to close the birthmark.
You cute, but I don't know if you're
throwing bottles at for no reason, cute.
You did something in that traffic. Oh, stop it.
You did something in that traffic, you ain't
telling us now. No, I promise.
Alright, well, you keep it cute, okay?
My goodness. Thank you. Have a good one.
I see you had a little seafood kind of day. You had a little
crab legs on deck. What's wrong with you, man?
Yo, get out of my bed, you stalker. I'm just strolling.
I'm just growing through. You stalker.
Have a good one, mama.
You as well.
All right.
Get it off your chest.
800-585-1051.
If you're upset, you need to vent.
Let the record show she does have a caption up that says,
Behind every independent woman is a pack of hating hoes.
So this is a consistent theme in her life.
She think all these hoes be hating on her for no goddamn reason.
Well, maybe that's after they threw the bottles at her car she posted.
Maybe.
All right.
We got rumors on the way,
Yee? Yes, that's right, NBA. You're not gonna be too happy about this next statement, and this
comes from Waka Flocka, and he's talking
about people like you. Alright, well, rumors on
the way. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.
The Breakfast Club.
What's going on?
Rumor report. Rumor report. This is
The Rumor Report. Talk to them. is the rumor report. Talk to him.
With Angela Lee on The Breakfast Club.
Well, apparently right now DMX is in New Hampshire,
and that is to undergo drug rehab.
You know that's rehab.
When you go somewhere like New Hampshire,
I ain't never been to New Hampshire.
Well, some people ran into him at Buffalo Wild Wings,
and he was taking pictures and interacting and everything.
They got a Buffalo Wild Wings in New Hampshire?
Of course. I'm sure they got that there.
Now he's out on bail right now for
allegedly dodging millions of dollars in
taxes on purpose, but
he did violate the conditions of his bail.
He failed four different drug tests, so
the judge sentenced him to home confinement,
but then reversed that decision if
he travels with a sober coach
24 hours a day.
So he went into rehab after he had a court-approved show in Atlanta that did not work out.
What is a sober coach?
That's somebody that's with you all the time to make sure you're not drinking.
He's like a chaperone, a grown chaperone.
How you going to coach me on being sober?
A chaperone for a grown-up.
I know what being sober feels like.
I don't like it.
That's why I get high.
I would not want to be DMX's sober coach.
I would not want to be from New Hampshire.
We got any listeners from New Hampshire?
I'm sure there's people from New Hampshire.
Just tweet me.
Have you ever been to New Hampshire?
No, I don't even know nobody from New Hampshire.
You actually would probably love it.
You've been there before?
Yeah.
Who repping New Ham?
New Ham.
I know y'all.
Who repping New Ham?
Let me know who out there from New Ham.
All right.
Now, Waka Flocka had some things to say, and this is to XXL.
And this is confusing, but Envy, I definitely want to get your take on this.
Now, Waka is talking about DJs and producers dropping albums.
What is it me all got now?
When a DJ or a producer gets famous, he's the one to drop an album.
You're not a rapper.
You're not an artist.
Stick to your f***ing profession, man.
Oh, at Envy Flocker.
Adam, Envy Flocker, I'm tired
of hearing you text your number on the damn radio.
Alright? Wow. At Envy
Flocker. Adam, at him.
Oh, man. I ain't mad at you, Flocker.
Because you are a DJ who has a single out
right now, text your number, and you've had albums out
in the past. Say what's on your mind, Flocker.
What do you think about it? He was on Instagram Live
when he said all this. What do you think about that?
I don't know. He seems a little hurt or upset
about something. I'm not sure. And he's been on tour with DJ
Steve Aoki. Now don't get it twisted.
We've been doing DJ
hours before he was even rapping in the
industry. Who's we? Say we.
My first album came out in 2003.
It's called The Black Party. I know that, but you said we.
Who's the other one? It's me, Clue.
Oh, yeah, I heard of him, too.
Funkmaster Flex.
There's a lot of us that did albums way before that.
Kid Capri.
Okay.
You know, so we did way before.
Even before Calendram and them, right?
Before Calendram.
We did albums way before.
So, you know, but that's how it feels.
That is kind of strange.
I would say that is kind of strange.
Flocker would say that when he does travel and perform with the likes of Steve Aoki
and Woo Kid, both DJs who have
put out albums, especially Steve Aoki.
And he started on mixtapes.
Flocker started on mixtapes. Yeah.
And Flocker been eating with Steve Aoki for a minute. And if Steve
hadn't put out albums, then that doesn't happen.
You know what I mean? So that was kind of
strange that Flocker did say that. Maybe he didn't mean
it in that way. Maybe he didn't. I just think he tied his hand
and texted you number on the radio
Some more all right, I'm playing the mix this morning maybe twice now
Rumor report all right miss you that clip from walker one more time play one more time get on there
Let's get on the baby
When a DJ or a producer gets famous, he's the one to drop an album.
You're not a rapper.
You're not an artist.
Stick to your f***ing profession, man.
Ouch.
Stick to your goddamn profession.
Now, let's not get it twisted.
We can say the same thing about you because you wasn't a rapper at first.
You was Gucci's goon that started rapping.
We can say the same thing with him as well.
Ooh, drop on the Clues
Am I lying?
Am I lying?
No, you're not lying
You're not lying at all
It's a good conversation
It's a good conversation to have
I don't have a problem with DJs dropping albums
Some of my favorite albums of all time are DJ albums
I don't like Funkmaster Flex
But yo, them 60 Minutes of Funk was fire
DJ Clues albums Clues Professionals was hot of all time are DJ albums. I don't like Funkmaster Flex, but yo, them 60 Minutes of Funk was fire.
DJ Kool's album.
Kool Professionals was hot.
You know,
Khaled's got people that are good projects.
Capri's album was dope too.
I ain't never liked
none of your stuff.
I like the one record
with Jay-Z that he had.
You know what?
I ain't cool.
I'm not.
Let me remind y'all,
I'm about to play
a bunch of cuts
off my album today, man.
I'm about to play
a bunch of cuts off my album today. I. I'm about to play a bunch of cuts off my album today.
I go to Spotify.
It's all over Spotify.
Just type in DJ Amy.
They all come up.
You know what?
Front page news is next.
Let's talk about.
He's going to have a whole interview mixed this morning.
Yeah, y'all lucky it's Michael Jackson's birthday, boy.
Because if it wasn't Michael Jackson's birthday.
Today's Michael's birthday?
Yeah, today's Michael's birthday.
All right. Y'all lucky it's Michael Jackson's birthday. All right.'s birthday? Yeah, today's Michael's birthday. All right.
Y'all lucky it's Michael Jackson's birthday.
But all right.
Hurricane Harvey.
We'll give you updates when we come back.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
Good morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
Let's get to some front page news.
Now, give us some Hurricane Harvey updates.
All right.
Well, so far, the Coast Guard has rescued over 3,000 people.
Okay.
Right. And that's according to the Houston mayor, Sylvester Turner.
They have boats now picking people up.
But they said some of the issues are that people are rushing the boats,
so it's making it difficult for people to get rescued
because everybody wants to get in at the same time.
And they said they have some boats that are actually being shot at
if they're not picking everybody up.
So they're having to—
What do you mean, shot at?
I guess people are getting upset that they're not able to get on the boat.
I'm going to tell y'all, don't ever move off emotion, move off
strategy. Shoot at the people trying to rescue you.
They're probably not going to come try to rescue you.
They're not going to turn around. I'm not going to rescue nobody
that's shooting at me. Alright, come on, let's think this through.
Now, forecasters say, of course,
more rain is on the way.
Lots more. There's been four
confirmed storm-related deaths
and there's five other fatalities that are suspected of being storm related as well.
So our prayers are for everybody in Houston. We want everybody to get out safe, safe and sound.
Absolutely. And then I know after that, the rebuilding process has to start and I'm sure we'll be involved in those efforts.
Now, Kevin Hart has issued a challenge. Here was his challenge.
I'm going to start a real challenge. I'm challenging a lot of my celebrity friends
to follow my lead in donating $25,000 to Hurricane Harvey. And I think when you do it,
you all should tag somebody else. $25,000 is coming from me. My Harvey Hurricane donation
site is now live. It's set up. Instead of doing $25,000, I did $50,000.
Shouts out to J.J. Wyatt.
I saw what you're doing.
I'm going to donate to yours as well.
Click the link in my bio.
We can track this money and make sure it's being allocated to the right place.
Let's go.
Drop on the Clues Bonds for Kevin Hart, not even knowing J.J. Watt's name.
J.J. Wyatt.
J.J. Watt.
He got it.
Good heart.
Okay, J.J. Wyatt.
I have no idea who that is.
J.J. Watt.
You know what?
Here's J.J. Wyatt. I have no idea who that is. J.J. Wyatt. You know what? Here's J.J. Wyatt talking about his foundation.
To give you an update, we just passed the $1 million mark, which is phenomenal.
I know you're wondering where the money's going to go.
I just want to let you know that it's going to go directly to the people.
I'm working very hard yesterday, today, and all week to make sure that this money goes directly to the people,
not to administrative fees or anything like that.
So please keep donating. Youcaring.com slash JJ Watt. I've upped the goal to 1.5 million now.
Houston Rockets owner Leslie Alexander has donated $4 million. That's his plan to the
Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund. It's very important that the money that gets donated goes to the
people. That's my only concern whenever I make these kind of donations for these emergency disaster relief funds.
I just want to make sure my bread goes to the people
who actually need it.
Because I hate when like four, five, six months from now,
you be in the field talking to people and they be like,
we never got none of that money.
We never got none of those supplies.
And you're like, well, where the hell my money went?
It's cool for us because it's a tax write-off.
It ain't helping nobody.
Now, Beyonce has also pledged to help as many as we can.
She said, my heart goes out to my hometown, Houston, and I remain in constant prayer for those affected and for the rescuers who have been so brave and determined to do so much to help.
I'm working closely with my team at Be Good, as well as my pastor, Rudy Rasmus, at St. John's in downtown Houston to implement a plan to help as many as we can.
So that's her foundation that was launched in 2013
for the Mrs. Carter World Tour.
That's her charity umbrella for all of her philanthropic efforts.
She has not yet implemented the plan,
but I'm sure she's figuring it out right now
the best way she can get her relief efforts underway.
Well, I'm a Pinkett Smith, Winfrey knows Carter,
so I have no reason not to trust Beyonce's foundation.
T.I., Chris Brown, and The Rock also have responded to the donation
challenge that Kevin Hart posed, and here's what they said.
For my homeboy, Kevin Hart,
you know, I answer all call-outs, baby.
You know what I mean? For the Houston Harvey
challenge,
I dedicate 25K to it, man.
Kevin Hart, I accept your challenge.
We need to come together, so
ain't gonna get it all done for me.
I'm donating 100,000. Kevin Hart, you issued the Hurricane Harvey challenge get it all down for me. I'm donating $100,000.
Kevin Hart, you issued the Hurricane Harvey Challenge.
I appreciate you, brother.
I just donated my $25,000 to the Red Cross.
My companies are donating money.
The Calla family just donated $25,000 to Houston, Texas, sending our love and our prayers.
Kevin Hart, I hear you loud and clear.
All right. I'm with all that. Drop one of Cl hear you loud and clear. All right.
I'm with all that.
Drop one of Clues bombs for all those good people.
Absolutely.
Doing what needs to be done.
All right, well, that is your front page news.
All right, now, when we come back,
early this morning, Darren, get it off your chest.
We had a young lady call, and she was a little upset she had to vent,
and this is why she had to vent.
Yesterday when I was leaving work, I was on my way to court and it was a truck that pulled
up on the side of me.
And so I rolled my window down because I thought maybe they were trying to alert me of something
that was going on with my vehicle.
And all of a sudden she's like, B, what's your problem?
This and that and the third.
So after we rolled through the stoplight, they sped past me.
I get to the stop sign.
They're standing out with bottles, throwing them at my car.
Really?
Yes.
Oh, it's because of what now?
I guess because I'm cute.
So the question is, 800-585-1051.
Now, none of us in this room knows what this might feel like.
Yeah, all jokes aside.
But have you ever gotten hated on?
Do good-looking people really be getting hated on?
I be getting hated on all damn time. But we're talking gotten hated on? Do good looking people really be getting hated on? I be getting hated on all the damn time.
But we're talking about good looking people.
That's me.
This is a prime example of what I'm talking about.
It's always the subpar, average in the face ass people that's talking about they getting all this hate.
Don't say that about that lady.
Because they so cute.
I ain't say that about her.
I ain't say nothing about that lady.
I ain't say nothing about her.
I went to her Instagram.
She cute.
You know what I'm saying?
She got a little birthmark.
God kissed her on the cheek. You know what I mean saying? She got a little birthmark. God kissed her on the cheek.
You know what I mean?
She doing what she need to be doing out here.
But all I'm saying is, most of the time, it's always the average in the face ass people
talking about they getting so much hate because they so cute.
All right.
So do cute people get more hate?
Is that what we're doing this morning?
Is that what we're saying?
Or do they really be getting hated on?
Because I don't be seeing it.
All the real good looking people I know just be minding their business, living their life like it's golden.
But it's always the fives and sixties who think they're getting so much hate because they so cute.
800-585-1051.
Do attractive and cute people get more hate because they're cute?
Come on, tell the truth.
And I'm going to all y'all Instagrams that call up here this morning
to make sure that y'all are qualified to speak on this subject.
800-585-1051.
Call us now.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
The Breakfast Club.
That was Mary J. Blige with Real Love.
Classic.
Welcome, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
I just want to say a real quick salute to everybody who'll be waiting for 35 and up time in the club.
All right.
35 and up time is when they start playing the Mary J. Blige, Real Love, and old Dr. Dre records and all that good stuff like that.
Frankie Beverly and May's Outstanding, that's when the 45 and up time jumps in.
I was like, I know that.
That ain't 35 and up.
Yeah, that's 45 and up.
But we're asking this morning,
805-85105,
when a young lady called this morning,
Dern, get it off your chest,
and this is what she said.
Yesterday when I was leaving work,
I was on my way to court,
and it was a truck
that pulled up on the side of me,
and so I rolled my window down
because I thought maybe
they were trying to alert me
of something that was going on
with my vehicle.
And all of a sudden, she's like, B, what's your problem? This and that and the third.
So after we rode through the stoplight, they sped past me. I get to the stop sign. They're
standing out with bottles, throwing them at my car. Really? Yes. All this because of what now?
I guess because I'm cute. So do people hate on you because you're cute? She was doing the pretty
girl rock. Don't hate me because I'm beautiful.
I've never had those kind of problems because I've been cosmetically challenged my whole life.
Contrary to popular belief.
You know, people say I'm pretty now.
You know what?
I'm going to keep it real.
I don't think that.
Do guys hate on other guys because they're good looking?
Absolutely.
I've never done that in my life.
Yeah.
I mean, they hate on me all the time.
No.
Never.
All the time.
Envy, who do you hate on? No, people hate on me all the time. No, never. All the time. Envy, who do you hate on?
No, people hate on me all the time.
I don't hate on anybody.
I'm trying to think of who Envy's hated on.
You may hate, guys may hate on other guys because...
Envy hated on Trey Songz.
Remember that?
He definitely hated on Trey Songz.
I'm a Trey Songz.
Trey wanted to smash his wife, so that's understandable.
I don't like Trey Songz.
But guys may hate on other guys because of what comes with being good looking.
Like, they be like, damn, he get all the girls.
You know what I'm saying?
Right.
So he might want to...
But girls don't always like good looking guys, feel like i know that's how i mean listen
i've been winning my whole life because of that shut up man but what i'm what i'm trying to tell
you is his little ugly ass might treat me good his little ugly ass nice now he funny now
that's why you gotta have a however because you know like biggie said black and ugly
as ever but but however.
But I always see the average in the ass face people looking, talking about they getting hated on.
Now, I'm going to tell you this.
If you look on social media and you see the people that be hating the most are always the people that are very challenged.
Yes.
And I'm going to tell you something else.
It's always the badly built women who swear they got their best bodies.
It's like the girls who are big, but then they'll get on the gram and be like, I'm thick.
You ain't thick.
You're actually fat.
You can be big and voluptuous.
Yeah, but not the ones I'm using.
Well-proportioned.
They think they look like Kim Kardashian, but in actuality, they look like freaking
Gabby Ray Sidibe, which is nothing wrong with that because Gabby's also a lot of weight.
Now, as a woman, I will say that I have heard people pick apart other women that I could look at somebody and say,
wow, she looks great.
She looks beautiful.
And they're like, well, you know, her toe hanging out her shoe.
So that's tacky.
They'll find something to hate.
That's hate.
That's needless criticism.
On somebody else.
When you got to go.
Or you know her body's fake.
Oh, you know that ain't real.
That's hate, too.
You know she had a little surgery done.
That's hate, too.
Now, that is hate.
Well, let's go to the phone line.
You know her hair's not real. Hello. Hello. Hey, what's your name, mama? Savannah. Hey, too. Now, that is hate. Let's go to the phone line. You know her hair's not real.
Hello?
Hello?
Hey, what's your name, mama?
Savannah.
Hey, Savannah.
Now, do chicks be hating on you because you cute and stuff?
Do they?
Yes.
I literally cross the street, and when females see me crossing the street,
they literally try to hit me with their car and drive past me and call me sick.
What?
What's your Instagram?
What's your Instagram?
Uh-oh.
Uh-oh.
V underscore. Hold on.
C?
C?
No, V as in Victor.
V underscore?
Debonair.
D?
He can't spell that, girl.
D-E-B-O-N-A-I-R.
Okay, you're private.
Exactly.
Why are y'all so cute but private?
That's what I'm talking about.
Bernice Burgos ain't private.
Tori Briggs ain't private.
Why are you private
if you so cute?
Because they go
onto my pictures
and they start starting
things with me.
You tell them
because you that cute.
I'm going to be honest
with you, VW.
You do look cute
in your profile pic,
but from the angle
of the picture.
And she's a makeup artist.
I can tell that you're
a little chunky.
Oh, shut up.
Yes, but it's beautiful.
There you go.
Exactly.
I can tell. The angle don't work. I can tell by her neck. Oh, stop it. Thank you, mama. I can tell by her neck. Leave, shut up. Yes, but it's beautiful. There you go. I can tell.
The angle don't work.
I can tell by her neck.
Oh, stop it.
Thank you, mama.
I can tell by her neck.
Leave her neck alone.
Hello, who's this?
You're proving me wrong right now.
Hey, what's your name, mama?
Jazz.
Hey, Jazz.
Them chicks be hating on you because you're too cute?
Well, you know, like I was saying earlier, you know, females hate me because I have really
long hair.
I was blessed like that. Oh, okay hate me because I have really long hair.
I was blessed like that.
Oh, okay. You got Indian in your family?
You got Indian in your family?
No, I'm actually Cuban, black.
I'm mainly black, but I have Cuban, Irish, and Indian.
So I don't claim all of those because I look naturally African American.
So that's what I claim the most.
But people always say, oh, you got any, any of them.
And I be like, no, I'm African-American.
And most females don't like that.
And then on top of it, okay, you know, so like Aladdin and Jasmine,
how Jasmine got those big pretty eyes.
All right, what's your Instagram?
Now you done went too far.
What's your goddamn, what is your Instagram?
What's your Instagram?
She just compared herself to a cartoon character.
Tell me your Instagram.
What's your Instagram?
I'm about to hit on you now.
What's your Instagram?
It's Jazzy Alexander.
Slow down.
Slow down.
Your Uncle Charlotte's slow now.
What is it?
It's Jazzy, J-A-Z-Z-I-E.
J-A-Z-Z-I-E.
Alexander.
Alexander.
A-L-E-X.
You have to spell Alexander for this guy.
You're private.
You have no POSA.
It's A-L-E-X-A-N-D-E-R. Jazzy. Why are you private too when you ain't got no POSA? No, she's not private. Oh, you have no post up. It's A-L-E-X-A-N-D-E-R.
Jazzy, why are you private too?
No, she's not private.
She don't even have no post.
You don't got no post, Jazzy, but you so cute.
I am.
I do have post.
What are you talking about?
It says no post yet.
Oh, I'm sorry.
You won't be able to see it because I'm private.
I'm sorry.
Why are you so called cute, girl?
So private.
Tell them because they're hating on you, so you don't want that hate.
This is such BS, and you're proving my point.
No, it's not.
No, it's not.
I promise you, if you go look me up on Facebook, you'll see me on Facebook.
Look up on Facebook.
First of all, all the old people think you're cute on Facebook.
That's why you're over there.
No, no.
I'm going to tell you, the crazy thing is that when I'm out and about,
I'm talking about different kind of men.
I have Caucasian men.
I have black men.
Okay.
All types of men.
Yeah, but you ain't got no posts on Instagram, though.
I do have posts on Instagram.
It's just people like you.
I don't want you going on my Instagram.
People like you.
That's right.
All I'm saying is y'all proving my point this morning.
And the reason y'all proving my point is because I keep telling y'all.
Thank you, my man.
All the average in the face ass people swear they so cute and getting so much hate.
I'm sure she is cute.
And it's the girls that.
And by the way, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Yeah, that's what they say.
That's for other people.
And guess what I'm beholding?
I'm beholding a bunch of chunky women saying that they built like Kim Kardashian, but you're not.
800-585-1051.
We're asking, are you cute?
And because you're so cute, you get hated on.
Call us now.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
Good morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy Angela Yee.
Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
Now, we're talking about a young lady that called this morning, and she said she was hated
on, and this is the reason why. Yesterday when I was leaving work, I was on my way to court,
and it was a truck that pulled up on the side of me. And so I rolled my window down because I
thought maybe they were trying to alert me of something that was going on with my vehicle.
And all of a sudden, she's like, B, what's your problem? This and that and the third. So
after we rolled through the stoplight, they said pass E.
I get to the stop sign.
They're standing out with bottles, throwing them at my car.
Really?
Yes.
Oh, it's because of what now?
I guess because I'm cute.
So we're taking your calls.
Are you cute?
Are you attractive?
And because you're so cute, they hate on you?
Hello, who's this?
Good morning.
What's your name, mama?
My name is Millie.
Hey, Millie.
Millie.
Millie Rock. Do they hate on you, Mill mama? My name is Millie. Hey, Millie. Millie. Millie Rock.
Do they hate on you, Millie?
I'm sorry.
Do they hate on you, Millie, because you're so cute?
I won't say that.
I'll say I think that it does happen.
I think it happens more with arrogant people and cocky people.
They're like, oh, I'm so fine, you know.
But it does happen.
It honestly does.
I have been hated on before, but I've learned as growing
and seeing more people, going around talking to more people,
I get a lot more compliments from Wendy, and it's strange.
What's your Instagram, boo?
What's your Instagram?
My Instagram is SincerelyMilly, M-I-L-L-I.
S-I-N-C-E-R-E-L-Y-M-I-L-L-I.
All y'all may want to do is know everyone's Instagram.
This is creepy. SincerelyMilly.
Now let's be clear about
something. SincerelyMilly
is actually pretty.
She on there with lingerie on.
Your first three posts
are lingerie and your page
is not private and your body is banging.
But you notice, sincerely, Millie didn't call up here and say, girls really be hating on us.
Well, she said she gets a lot of compliments from women.
Exactly.
That's my point.
The really good looking people ain't out here.
Now, Charlamagne, calm down.
So, Millie, you think it has more to do with the way a person carries themselves?
I do.
I think confidence is everything.
Don't get me wrong.
But I think a lot of people take confidence and, I'm sorry, take arrogance and they mix it with confidence.
And there's a difference.
You know what I'm saying?
It does depend on how you carry yourself.
Right.
Listen, Millie out here in the tub covering her nice breast up.
All right, Charlamagne.
She's over there grunting.
Oh, it's disgusting.
Millie, I'm a married man, Millie, but me and my wife do appreciate nice breast up. All right, Charlamagne. I'm a married man, Millie,
but me and my wife do appreciate nice Instagram posts.
Millie is pretty.
Millie Melanin is popping.
But you know what, Millie, I will say,
I have heard some girls say nasty, negative things about people
they don't even know.
Yeah, and you know what, it's sad,
and I think it has a lot to do with personal issues.
Like people, you know, if you're not confident within yourself and you see a girl and she's walking around and she's bad, you know what I'm saying?
Her, you know, from head to toe, and the first thing you can say is, oh, look at this tree.
You know what I'm saying?
Like you have to be able to give a person a compliment when it's due. And I feel like a lot of people, when they can't do something
or when they're not as confident, they hate.
And it's sad because women are beautiful.
I mean, men are good looking.
And when it's all said and done, just give that compliment.
If you're not confident in who you are, you know,
don't ruin somebody else's day or moment because you could be beautiful and still have really, you know,
horrible self-confidence.
You never know what you could say to the person to ruin their day.
Right, and it is a reflection of how you feel about yourself
when you're not confident and then you feel like you have to bring somebody
else down or say something negative about somebody else.
It's more of an issue that you're having within yourself.
Thank you, Millie. You know, she brings up a good point
too because a lot of these people will be saying they're getting
hated on because they feel insecurity
and they don't have confidence. So when they say
other people are hating on them, it makes them feel
better about themselves for whatever reason.
Hello, who's this? Yo, it's
Mel from Charlotte, man. They be hating on you
because you're too cute, bro? I mean, I don't like
the way you said it but yeah.
What's your Instagram?
What's your Instagram bro?
I don't do Instagram.
I don't do Instagram
on none of the social networks.
Well then how do we know
that you're really cute?
But I did.
Alright Jug and Finesse.
Mr. Jug and Finesse.
So you do have an Instagram?
How you spell Jug?
Yeah.
I ain't got on
in a long time.
How you spell Jug?
How you spell Mr.?
Jug.
J-U-G.
First of all, how you spell mister?
Like a nigga or you spell it like regular?
Like regular.
M-R.
Okay, M-R, jug, J-O.
J-U-G.
J-U, man.
Jug, jug, jug.
You don't know how to jug?
No.
J-U-G-A-N-D.
No.
J-U-G.
Okay.
J-U-G.
And then N as in nigger. Okay. Oh, my God. Oh, my goodness. AndU-G. Okay. J-U-G, and then N as in nigger.
Okay.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my goodness.
And F-I.
F-I Finesse.
Mr. Jinger Finesse.
How do you spell Finesse, man?
Oh, my goodness.
How do you spell Finesse?
F-I-N-E-S-S-E.
How do you spell Finesse?
You're not on here, sir.
Yeah, you ain't got no name available.
No.
I love that Charlamagne doesn't care if you're a man or a woman.
Sir, what's your Instagram?
What's your Instagram?
Oh, I couldn't wait to bring self-esteem down this morning.
I was waiting.
No, no, no, no, no.
Well, just go to my Facebook.
Listen, I'm not going to your Facebook.
The reason y'all go to Facebook is y'all know it's a bunch of 65-year-old women over there.
No, no.
I don't remember my Instagram.
I don't do it.
I got married.
I don't do that social network stuff. But look,
my regular Facebook is
Melvin Stitt. Melvin what?
Stitt.
S-T-I-T-T.
I ain't got time for you.
Just like s***.
Okay, I see Melvin Stitt here.
Are you an owner at True Religion
Brand Jeans?
No. Do I own the pair? Jeans? Let me see. No.
Do I own the pair?
Yeah, I own the pair.
No, it says you're the owner. Yeah, I own the pair of jeans.
No, no, no, no, no.
That's not me.
That's not me.
You went to Kent State University.
No, I went to North Carolina.
Melvin, I see on Facebook.
Melvin, I see on Facebook got his face at a bunch of 30 degree angles.
You don't want people to really see him.
All you showing is cheeks and the side of your neck.
What angle you want to go from?
You know what I'm saying?
All right.
Are you naked in your profile picture?
All right.
No.
Leave Melvin alone.
Melvin.
I'm naked.
Thank you for calling Melvin, a.k.a. Mr. Jug.
Oh, my goodness.
You guys are crazy.
What's the moral of the story?
The moral of the story is, man, when you truly believe in yourself, you don't have to try
to convince others.
And a lot of times when we make those statements like, such and such is hating on me because
I'm so cute, you're just trying to convince me and yourself that you're cute.
All right?
But when you really believe in yourself, you don't got to do that.
All right.
We got rumors on the way, Yee?
Yes, let's talk about R. Kelly.
He had a canceled show yet again, and he's saying it's not his fault.
We'll tell you who he's blaming.
All right.
All that and more.
Keep it locked.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
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, the weekend was supposed to perform at the VMAs over the weekend, and he just didn't feel like it, apparently.
What do you mean?
He was nominated for four awards. The reason he didn't show up, he just didn't feel like it.
Okay.
He's been on the road. He's been traveling. He booked everything for the VMAs a while ago.
Then he was just fatigued from being on the road,
and he just felt differently before the show and just didn't show up.
I have no problem with that whatsoever.
That's one of my moves.
What, to just not show up?
Oh, if I don't feel like coming, I'm not coming.
I reserve the right to do whatever the hell I want to do.
See, I always feel obligated when I say I'm going to do something to do something.
Even if I, because most of the time I don't feel like doing it, but then I go and everything's fine.
Nah, if I get tired or I just don't feel like going, something's just a bad feeling, I ain't going.
Nothing wrong with that.
You never know where that man is at physically or mentally after coming off that tour.
And I know it's the VMAs and that's a big deal, but hey, I got to take care of me first.
Right.
Well, I think that I wouldn't encourage people to just not do something
because they didn't feel like it.
I don't know what his particular situation is,
but I try to always live up to, okay, I said I'm going to be somewhere.
People are expecting me.
I try to make sure I can do it unless it's a dire emergency.
All right, Selena Gomez, her Instagram account got hacked,
and they posted nude pictures of Justin Bieber on it.
And the caption said, look at this
N-word little shrimpy.
First of all, Justin Bieber
is not an N-word anymore. They had that
roast of Justin Bieber on Comedy Central
and that was an exorcism and they took
the N-word out of him. Well, the account
they then tagged themselves in the account.
Three different Instagram accounts
said to follow them and then her account
quickly got deactivated
and she got her account back
after it got hacked.
She was probably horrified.
Why does Selena still have
naked pictures of Justin Bieber?
That's weird.
Well, I think that these
look like pictures
that were published
by the paparazzi
a few years ago.
So they must have
searched for those pictures
and then posted them
on her account
like it was her.
So Justin Bieber
had nude pictures of her?
Girl, yes.
Do you want to see him?
I'm just asking.
What's the Instagram account?
Yes, he did.
I'm going to show it.
You want to see his little shrimpy?
No, but I don't remember those.
All right, well.
I remember that moment.
Make sure you do that search.
This guy's crazy.
All right, and R. Kelly was supposed to perform in Memphis,
and that show got canceled.
And according to him, it wasn't because of all the drama
with the alleged women that are kidnapped and held hostage.
And also another woman who's come forward saying that when she was 15 years old, she had sex with him.
It was because of some issues with the promoter.
Now, he made a statement.
The promoter got daughters.
After back-to-back sold-out shows in Atlanta, Georgia and Pelham, Alabama, Mr. Kelly would have loved nothing more than to finish the Southern Takeover portion of his after-party tour in Memphis.
Tonight, the decision to cancel the show was by the promoter in breach of their agreement and out of Mr. Kelly's control.
He's sorry his Memphis fans are disappointed and will do his best to make it up to them soon.
As always, he thanks all of his fans for their support.
Did you guys see the video of him smoking a cigar?
Yeah, what was that?
Did he crash or did he choke?
What was that?
Why would he post it?
I don't know why he would.
I don't know if he posted it. I don't know if he was on live. I don't know what was going? Did he crash or did he choke? What was that? Why would he post it? I don't know why he would. I don't know if he posted it.
I don't know if he was on live.
I don't know what was going on.
But yeah.
You'll never be able to distract people from the fact that you're a pedophile.
Allegedly.
Robert Kelly.
Okay?
You'll never be able to distract people from the fact that you're a sexual predator by
posting a video of you choking on a damn cigar.
All right?
Yeah, it was weird.
Your legacy is sealed, guy.
Very weird.
All right.
Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your guy Very weird Alright well I'm Angela Yee
And that is your
Rumor Report
Alright Miss Yee
Charlamagne
Say the gang
Don't get under the shade
Charlamagne
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
So if you ever feel
I need to be a donkey man
Hit it with the heat It's a breakfast club bitch Who's 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?
Hey, hey, hey.
Donkey of the day for Tuesday, August 29th goes to famed pastor of Lakewood Mega Church in Houston, Joel Osteen.
I was just listening to Joel Osteen on Oprah Winfrey's Super Soul podcast.
One of my top three favorite podcasts at the moment, by the way.
Joel Osteen's episode is titled
The Two Powerful Words That Can Change Your Life.
Learn how to manifest the life you want with two simple words.
Pastor Joel Osteen discussed with Queen Oprah
the power behind the words we speak
and how each of us can make a difference.
Now, Joel Osteen is facing criticism on social media
because of his words and because he has closed the doors
to those in
need of shelter in Houston. Now, I'm seeing so many conflicting reports on this, but to me,
it all comes down to Joel Osteen's words. First, Joel tweeted out, Victoria and I are praying for
everyone affected by Hurricane Harvey. Please join us as we pray for the safety of our Texas
friends and family. Nothing wrong with that. I love prayer. Okay, I pray for myself and people I care for several times a day.
But understand that faith without works is dead.
Prayer is great, but as the scripture says, James 2, 15, 16,
if a brother or sister is naked and destitute of daily food,
and one of you says to them, depart in peace, be warmed and filled,
but you do not give them the things which are needed for the body,
what does it profit?
That's what people are asking of Joel Osteen in Houston.
He gave up prayers, but when it comes time to providing shelter for the people of Houston
and Lakewood Church, Joel gave up nothing but excuses.
Now, Lakewood Church was getting flooded with requests, no pun intended, but in response
to the request, they posted a statement on Facebook saying that it is inaccessible due
to severe flooding and then
directed displaced residents to nearby Houston shelters. So basically people were calling them,
asking them, can they open up their doors and be a place of refuge for people in need? And they said
that their church was inaccessible due to severe flooding and then directed displaced residents to
nearby Houston shelters. Now Lakewood church holds 16,000 people.
If they indeed have severe flooding,
then I understand them not being able to house people.
But here's the thing.
People are saying the church didn't have severe flooding and Joel Osteen's
words after this statement kind of confirmed that because Joel said in his
statement on Monday evening,
he and his church are prepared to house people once shelters reach capacity.
Which is it?
Is the church flooded?
Are you prepared to house people once shelters reach capacity?
Now, here's the thing.
That statement bothers me because it shouldn't matter what other shelters are doing.
Right.
Don't wait until they reach capacity and then say, okay, well, since there's nowhere else for y'all to go, you can come here now.
You are the church, one of the pillars in the community.
Okay? The place people go, you can come here now. You are the church, one of the pillars in the community, okay?
The place people go to seek spiritual refuge every week.
So you should be the first to open your doors for the community, okay?
Imagine if all those people who tithe and offer in your church said,
you know what, we're going to wait until the collection plate reaches capacity before we give our tithes and offerings.
You wouldn't want that, would you?
You don't want people to wait to give up their hard-earned money
to keep the church thriving, so don't make people wait to get shelter.
Now, as of last night, Lakewood Church reportedly is prepared to open their doors
due to the pressure from social media because they have bought countless air mattresses.
But my thing is this.
Why did the church have to be pressured to do the right thing?
Joel Osteen, words matter, right?
Your statement that the church is here to provide refuge once other shelters are filled
is a slap in the face to the people of Houston and especially members of your congregation.
The church is supposed to be a refuge for God's people who are struggling.
But don't just embrace me when I'm struggling spiritually. Embrace me when I'm struggling due to natural disasters like Hurricane Harvey.
I propose that people in Houston should start treating Lakewood Church as a last resort.
Give Lakewood Church the same energy they gave you and your time and need.
People of Houston should only attend Lakewood Church if all the other churches in Houston are at capacity on Sunday.
When all the other churches in Houston hit capacity, then that's when people should go to Lakewood Church.
That would really hurt business, wouldn't it, Mr. Osteen?
And if indeed that does happen, Mr. Osteen, you earned it because Galatians 6-7 says, do not be deceived. God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows.
Please give Joel Osteen the smooth sounds in the Hamilton's place.
You are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey of the day
Yee-haw
All right.
Let's see some action, Lakewood Church.
All right.
Let's see some action.
Let's open up those doors.
You got those air mattresses.
You should be starting to let people in at any moment.
Because if not, like I said, I feel like people in Houston should start treating Lakewood Church as a last resort.
Wait until all the other churches in Houston are at capacity on Sunday, and then you go to Lakewood.
All right.
Well, let's open up the phone lines.
800-585-1051.
How do you feel about Joel Osteen not opening up his church at first?
800-585-1051.
I don't even know it's at first because it's still not open yet.
That was last night when the reports came in that they got the air mattresses.
The doors weren't open yet for people.
I couldn't think why wouldn't you want to open your church?
I have no idea.
And why would you say the church was flooded if it's not flooded?
I don't get it.
Well, the church right now, according to CNN 10 minutes ago,
is saying that they denied reports that they closed their doors to flood victims.
They're denying this.
Why are the doors open?
I mean, Joe Olsen released a statement.
The statement specifically says we will provide shelter once other shelters reach capacity.
It almost seems like he doesn't want to affect his pretty old church.
Don't come in my pretty church unless you have to.
That ain't right.
You come every Sunday.
Nah, that ain't right. Stop making every Sunday. Nah, that ain't right.
Stop making Lakewood a last resort on Sundays.
The money for the church is from the people.
Absolutely.
So when there's a catastrophe, the people in the community should be able to come to church.
Absolutely.
800-585-1051. What do you think about Joel Osteen not opening his church to the people?
I'll just say allegedly because we're not 100% sure, but I think it's true.
Allegedly.
800-585-1051.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Come on.
The Breakfast Club.
That was Childish Gambino with Redbone.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Anjali Yee, Charlamagne Tha God,
we are The Breakfast Club.
Now, during Donkey today, Charlamagne gave Donkey today to Joe Osteen for what?
Because he allegedly has not opened the doors of his church.
The people in need in Houston who are suffering from Hurricane Harvey.
Now, Joe Osteen did release a statement, and the statement said that he and his church are prepared to house people once shelters reach capacity.
But the thing to me is it shouldn't matter what other shelters are doing.
You know, don't wait until they reach capacity and then say, okay, well, since there's nowhere else for y'all to go, you can come here.
You are the church, one of the pillars in the community, the place people go to seek spiritual refuge every week.
So you should give them refuge in their time of need after Hurricane Harvey.
That's just my take on this situation.
Now, supposedly the doors are open now.
They're open now.
They're open right now.
Yeah, right here on CNN.
Okay.
It says Pastor Joel Osteen's Houston megachurch says it's opening its doors Tuesday to residents displaced by flooding.
And see, this is my thing.
Why does social media have to put pressure on you for you to do the right thing in the first place?
You should never have released a statement saying that when other shelters reach capacity, then we will open our doors.
Because what if on Sunday people said, you know what know what we're gonna wait until every other church in
Houston is that capacity before we go to Lakewood?
What if they made Lakewood a last resort the way you made people the last resort mr. Osteen, huh?
Let's go to the phone lines. Hello. Who's this?
Hey Kevin, what do you think about Joe Osteen not opening this church to the people?
What's going on? I just wanna say man, I don't like it not one bit.
You know, you make a lot of money this year.
A lot.
You know, you get a lot of, I'm talking about, you know, millions.
You know, you get a lot of money on Sunday.
And it's like, why you got to wait the church, the shelters are
incapacitated before you want to open your doors?
I don't think that's right.
And, you know, when I heard it, I seen that last night on Instagram.
And I was in some shit.
I couldn't even sleep, you know, for the fact that he wouldn't even do that.
So, yeah, I don't like it.
Not one bit.
I really don't.
Well, now they're saying that the church flooded on the first day, but the water has drained
and the church is now open to everyone who needs shelter.
Yeah, okay.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah, who's going to believe that?
And mind you, Joel Osteen has an estimated net worth of $40 million.
Wow.
And that is from the people.
The people, of course.
Ties and offerings, okay?
Technically, this is my church.
I keep the lights on in this bitch.
Hello, who's this?
This is Todd.
Hey, what do you think about Joel Osteen not opening his church?
I think he shouldn't open it.
Why not?
Because, man, he got a mega church.
He got, like, them stores, them cafes in there, them Bible shops.
People still, regardless of what you think about it, you feel me?
You got to look at the reality of it.
It's a major disaster, though.
People are dying and have nowhere to go.
That go to his church every Sunday.
People are losing their homes, all of their valuables.
I'm not opening tattoo shops and cafes and Starbucks.
That's their business.
I'm not opening my business for people to steal from me.
It's a furniture shop in Houston, Gallery Furniture.
They're just down the street from Old Jeans Church.
They opened the doors to their warehouse for users to shelter.
They ain't worried about people stealing stuff out of there.
Okay, where you at?
Where you at right now?
Right now I'm in Pennsylvania.
Yeah, it's easy for you to talk about what's going on in Houston
because you're not there.
But if something was to happen in Pennsylvania, you'd be hoping in –
I got family out in Texas.
Well, you'd be hoping in one of those churches.
I'll meet El Paso or something like that.
He got family in El Paso.
But that church can fit like 50,000 people.
16,000.
17,000 actually, 69.
And that's a lot of people to steal.
Man, shut up.
That's a lot of people that you can help.
Shut up.
Just shut up.
Just shut up.
Shut up.
Jesus Christ.
Now, I know you steal, but I ain't even thinking about that in a time like this.
What do you think about Joel Osteen not opening his church?
Yes.
Call us up now.
It's the breakfast.
Life can't be replaced.
Insurance money, man.
Life can't be replaced.
Whenever y'all steal, we say the, ruin it, and get the insurance money.
Breakfast club, go on it.
We are the breakfast club. We're asking, we're talking Joel Osteen from Houston.
Of course, he has a mega church in Houston, holds 16,000 to 17,000 people.
Allegedly, he didn't open his church up for the people.
So we're asking, should he have? Hello?
Hello.
Hey, what's your name, bro?
Oh, it's JP, man.
Hey, should Joel Osteen open his church to the people?
Yeah, man, I think he a fraud, man.
What kind of man of God do something like that, man?
In the time of need.
Well, I will give him credit.
They're saying that breaking news, Lakewood Church is now opening up its doors.
But my thing is this.
Why do you need pressure from social media to open your doors?
Like, you should have never said that your church is a last resort.
Because that's basically what he said. He said, when other shelters reach capacity, then we'll open your doors. Like, you should have never said that your church is a last resort because that's basically what he said.
He said when other shelters reach capacity, then we'll open our doors.
If you want your church to be a last resort,
then that's how y'all should treat it on Sunday,
and don't go there until every church in Houston is at capacity on Sundays.
Hello, who's this?
Hey, this is Will in Hampton, Virginia.
How y'all doing?
Hey, Will from the 757-804.
We're talking Joel Osteen not opening his church.
What do you think?
Hey, Charlamagne, Breakfast Club, I agree with you.
I just want to shed a little light on some of the problems in that area.
The first thing they're doing, they're looking at what happened with the Superdome
and the damages that took place behind the people who stayed there.
True, true.
But the biggest problem they're looking at is with ministries that size,
you have what's called health ministry.
That's free labor.
And the churches are not paying their members
to provide those
services to
miswork,
to help facilitate
these people,
to help cook meals,
to lay out blankets
and flake the mattresses.
They're not paying
nobody.
So they expect
he might show up
and smile,
take some pictures
and shake a few hands
and say some prayers,
but he doesn't have
enough people on deck
to help with that crisis.
And he's not going to put that out there,
but they don't.
You know, I work for a pretty big church myself,
free labor, here in Virginia area,
and you just, there's no payment for that.
The reward comes from God.
It's what the pastor leads you on to.
Okay, thank you, bro.
All right, well, what's the moral of the story, guys?
I mean, I think the moral of the story is, man,
well, two things.
I feel like Joel Osteen should never make it seem like he's the last resort for refuge.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, you can't say things like when other shelters reach capacity
and Lakewood Church will open our doors
because I feel like people should treat them like that on Sunday then.
When other churches in the Houston area reach capacity,
then you go to Lakewood Resort.
Let me ask you a question, guys in the room.
Would you open up your house to somebody?
My house? Your home, yeah. Maybe.
To a family. I mean, I can't open it up.
My house don't hold 16,000 people.
You know what I'm saying? Of course I would.
I would without a doubt. And not only does
my house not hold 16,000 people,
my house is not thriving because of
the people. You know what I'm saying? I pay the bills in
my house. I'm not asking people to come every Sunday
and tithe and offer. Right. Well, if it was
flooding like there was in Houston and there was a family
that needed help and I could offer it,
I definitely would. I think in a town like this, people
have to. And I would open up my crib.
And even if I wouldn't open up my house, I'd be like, yo, I'll get you
a hotel. You know what I'm saying? Right.
You can't pay for everybody's hotel room, but if people
needed it, I would definitely help people out. Absolutely.
Without a doubt. And it's a great scripture, man.
James 2, 15, 16. If a brother
or sister is naked and destitute of daily food
and one of you says to them, depart in peace, be warmed
and filled, but you do not give them the
things which are needed for the body, what does it
profit? That's what's happening right now
at the church. You can't say, we're
going to pray for you, but do not
provide me what I need
for my person. Absolutely.
Alright. Well, Yee, we got rumors on the way?
Yes, let's talk about that Floyd Mayweather,
Conor McGregor fight that happened.
There were a lot of outages,
and now it seems like there's some lawsuits on the way.
Oh, boy.
All right, we'll get into all that when we come back.
Keep it locked.
This is The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
Hey, there's no we without you.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
That sounds still rough.
Relax, my G. Relax, my brother Oh, yeah. That sounds still rough. Relax, my G.
Relax, my brother.
No need for all that this morning.
Okay, people trying to eat their breakfast.
People trying to eat their breakfast, all right?
All right.
We don't need no beige ballads this morning.
All right, well, let's get to the rumors.
Let's talk Will Smith.
This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee.
Rumor has it.
On The Breakfast Club.
Well, Will Smith and DJ Jazzy Jeff have a new song out.
It's called Lit.
Get lit.
And they debuted that song at Blackpool's Live Wire Festival.
I haven't heard it.
Okay, well, you're about to hear a snippet.
Check it out.
Light up the place now.
Get lit with it.
Watch the game.
Get with it.
This is my room.
This is my studio.
This is my room.
Get fly with it.
Hold up in the sky with it.
Can't see me.
God, come meet me.
My army, we like to party.
We smart and naughty and we get lit.
My people, good before evil.
Big will, this equal, naughty And we get lit My people good before evil Big will to seek
We got to get lit
Listen, man.
Fresh Prince and DJ Jazzy Jeff
are legends,
but here's the thing.
You can't just be teaching
your granddaddy and your uncles
the newest slang
and, you know,
not teaching them
how to use it properly.
Get lit.
Okay?
Because that's what happens
when you do that.
Well, this is their first song
together since 1998.
What do the kids sing nowadays?
Get lit. Get lit? Turn? No, turn to the kids sing nowadays? Get lit.
Get lit?
Turn?
No, turn to the Lord.
Get lit?
Okay, let's go in there and record that.
Well, Will Smith said that it's a track made in response to the recent chaos and confusion in the world.
He said, I wanted to make a song that allowed people to let their light shine.
We all have an inner light, and sometimes it's where people can say stuff to you and tell you you can't do, and you know you can.
But when they tell you that, it kind of knocks you down a bit so i wanted to make a record that reminded each and every one of y'all to let your light shine hey man god bless will smith he is a
legend but once again don't be teaching your granddaddy and your uncle the latest slang
without telling them what it means will smith thinks getting lit actually means lights like
turn the lights up like lights need to shine that to shine. That's what he just said in that statement.
Now, in more new music, Frank Ocean has surprisingly just dropped a new song on his radio show on Beats 1,
and it's called Provider.
Here's a snippet of that.
Show me the wisdom in your movement.
Show me some wisdom in your movement.
Feelings you provide.
Feelings you provide. All right, so that's some new Frank Ocean for all you Frank Ocean fans. I got a head in this entirety because that's not like timestamp music.
All right, now Ric Flair's fiance posted an update on his health.
She said that he is doing very well,
even though he underwent
emergency surgery
and was fighting for his life
just two weeks ago.
She wrote on Facebook,
I can honestly say
I have witnessed a miracle.
He's doing very well
for a man who has been
through so much.
He will begin physical therapy
shortly and will be
stronger than ever
and back out
and join all the fans
sooner than you would think.
He had severe abdominal pain,
if you guys remember earlier in the month,
and he had to undergo surgery and he had
an intestinal blockage. He was
placed in a medically induced coma.
Because he couldn't do it?
I mean... That's what that means, right?
An intestinal blockage, I don't know if
necessarily that's what it is,
but, you know. Sounds like it is. But, you know.
Sounds like it hurts. Yeah, it does sound.
He had colon surgery.
Well, no, he didn't. They said that
he had a portion of his bowel removed.
Ugh. You okay?
No. I see. Alright,
Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao
set an all-time pay-per-view record
back in, uh, when
they had their last fight in 2015.
But now they're saying this fight with
Conor McGregor is expected to surpass
5 million buys. That fight
was 4.6, so they're saying this is
likely going to be over 5 million.
But there is a problem.
A lot of people who were trying to get that fight
couldn't order it. Now, I was at
my boy Mike Kaiser's house. He had a fight
party. So did the OG Kaiser. And he couldn't order it either., I was at my boy Mike Kaiser's house. He had a fight party. So did the OG Kaiser.
And he couldn't order it either.
They waited until the fight was about to start,
tried to order it.
It would not order.
So he had to actually go on his phone,
order it on the phone,
and then had to stream it from his phone onto the TV.
Oh, wow. Really?
Yes, for us to be able to watch the fight.
But apparently some people couldn't even use the app
and couldn't use any type of live sports streaming apps or anything.
People ordered the fight from Showtime had problems.
People who ordered it on all these other Fight Pass and Showtime.com streams
couldn't get the fight as well.
So Showtime and the UFC won't say how many reports they received of failed streams,
but there was enough of them that if you notice,
the fight was delayed an hour
to give people time to refresh their servers.
But for a lot of people, the
fight never worked, the streams never worked at
all. But
on the flip side of things,
they did make a lot of money, but some people are now
suing because they were not able to see the fight
and they paid that $99. That's a lot of money.
Can you sue? I thought they'd just give you your money back.
Well, they're actually reviewing each and every single case of people who say they didn't get it.
But some people are doing like a class action lawsuit now about the streaming service not working.
And a shout out to Michael Jackson.
It is his birthday today.
Paris Jackson posted on Instagram a picture of herself and her father when she was very young.
Really cute picture.
Birthday wishes to the love of my life.
The one person who showed me what
passion truly was. The one that gave
me solid morals to live by and how
to dream. I will never feel love again the way I
did with you. You are always with
me and I'm always with you. Though I am not you
and you are not me, I know with all
of my being that we are one and our
souls will never change in that way.
Thank you for the magic forever
and always. Alright, I'm
Angela Yee and that is your Rumor Report.
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