The Breakfast Club - Bad Habits All Around

Episode Date: May 2, 2017

Tuesday 5/2 - Today on the show after a front page report about a woman who fell in love with a ISIS member, so we asked our listeners if they have ever been with someone they knew were no good for them. Also, after Charlamagne spoke about how he recently had a guy ask him for crack in his neighborhood we opened up the phone lines to see if he should have called the cops on him or not. Moreover Charlamagne gave Donkey of the Day Dahntay Jones for getting fined after a game. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Good morning, Angela Yee. Good morning, DJ Envy. Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. It's Tuesday. Yes, it's Tuesday. Good morning. Top of the morning to y'all, man. Smooth to the young brothers that are downstairs getting their hustle on. What are they selling now? They're not selling anything.

One brother was down there. He wanted me to sign a copy of his book, Black Privilege. Opportunity comes to those who create it. Another guy gave me a jacket with some of my favorite albums on there. There you go. That's hard. Oh yeah, I saw them when I was coming in. Yeah, you see Ghostface on there and Wu-Tang and you know, I would never get used

to that because I've been attacked outside of the station a couple times already. So y'all have to understand that when I get calls at four in the morning saying there's individuals down there waiting on me, I don't ever like that feeling. Okay? Trust me, it's not fun for any on me. I don't ever like that feeling. Oh. Okay?

Trust me, it's not fun for any of us. I don't like it. Charlemagne told me to come here to bring him a jacket. Charlemagne did not say that. Listen, I have nothing to do with that. Charlemagne has never told none of you Negroes to come up here. All you Caucasians to come up here. All you N-words of any color to come up here to give me anything.

So what a way to start the morning. Yes, but appreciate y'all. Thank you anyway. I bet you was up looking around this morning when you got out of that car. I mean, you know, we got people for that. Okay, that's it. The area's secure before I step out of the car.

The area's secure. All right, let's be clear. You got to protect your interests, all right? Yeah, you know, the other day there was a rapping tiger outside. He was a lion. That was ridiculous. Now, this is the thing that gets me

about the security around here. All right. The security around here says you can't do anything until somebody does something to you, right? Allegedly. That's what they say. But if a man's chasing you in a tiger outfit. Lion. Lion.

He was a lion. Threatening to tickle you. Didn't he threaten to tickle you? He didn't threaten to tickle me. What did he say? He said he wanted to do something. He was a rapper. He had a contract worth $250 million.

He wanted to give me 5%. What kind of contract was it? I don't know. I didn't take it. You didn't want to take the money? No. He was dressed like a lion. He was dressed like a lion. He was dressing like he was going to the Met Gala. He dressed like he went to the Met Gala last night. I was a little confused, but

hey. All right, well. Drop on the clues bombs for all the celebrities who went to their prom last night, a.k.a. the Met Gala. They went to the Met Gala. Ain't none but the grown folks prom. It looked like a nice affair. There were so many different people there. I seen pictures of Nicki Minaj. Some amazing outfits. The Weeknd, Rihanna.

Who else did I see? Wiz Khalifa, Rita Ora. Wiz Khalifa, yeah. There was a lot of people. It seemed like it was a fun shindig. Yeah, it's got a nice Halloween prom feel. It's like if all the ghouls and goblins decided to dress up and go to prom. The theme is wearable art,

right? Yeah, wearable art. Every year they have a different theme and you're supposed to follow the theme. Riri had on a crazy outfit, but she can pull that off. Zendaya looked great. Oh, it is a theme to it. Yeah, it's wearable art. Oh, I had no idea. I just thought they were just trying to be as outrageous as possible. Who can be more outrageous? I had no idea. No, no, they're supposed to stick to the

theme. Let's get the show cracking. Front page news. What are we talking about, Yee? Well, imagine the FBI hires a translator and she ends up marrying the ISIS terrorist she was investigating. That happened in real life. Wow. Okay. Well, we'll get into that.

Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Oh, did you guys see this? By the way, when I was in Jacksonville, Florida, somebody made a painting of us.

I did see that. I appreciate the time and effort they put into that painting, but I hate DC Comics. So, you know, it's a picture of Envy as Superman, you as one dormant, and me as Batman. If they know anything about me, they know I like Marvel. Okay, I got Wolverine tattooed on my arm. I'm a Marvel head. All right, well, let's get some front page news. Now, in sports, Cleveland beat Toronto 116-105.

It looks like the Cavaliers put on a show last night. Seems like Kyrie Irving was busting ass. LeBron was busting ass. So they're playing some good ball. I mean, Houston Rockets, I don't know how they did this, but the Houston Rockets beat the Spurs 126-99. What do you mean how they did that? Houston plays better team basketball this year.

They're younger. They're faster. Better than the Spurs? Spurs usually has a great team. What do you mean, how they did that? Houston plays better team basketball this year. They're younger, they're faster. Better than the Spurs? Spurs usually has a great team ball. Somebody must have been out. Yeah. All threes? Oh, they went by all threes.

Okay. All right, well, now let's talk about this FBI translator. Yes, this woman, Daniela Green, was assigned to investigate an ISIS terrorist, who, by the way, is named Dennis Cuspert. He actually was a wannabe rapper turned ISIS terrorist, who, by the way, is named Dennis Cuspert. He actually was a wannabe rapper turned ISIS terrorist. And they actually even have video of him in execution videos. Some of them, he's holding severed heads and everything. She ended up actually falling in love with him

and leaving her husband in the United States to be with him in Syria. And then she lied to the feds about where she was. Now, eventually, she got cold feet and decided to come back to the United States back in 2014 and was arrested upon her return. She was only in jail for two years though. I wonder what turned her on. Was it the way he cut people's heads off?

Was it the way he held the head there while the blood was dripping from the neck? What turned her on? I don't know. What is wrong with her? It sounds like Homeland Season 9 or something like that. They have video of him doing all kinds of graphic things. In one of them, he's beating a corpse with a sandal. Oh, that'll make me moist.

Nothing like a good beheading to turn. Nothing like a good beheading to make that guitarist drop. Her excuse is that she was just a well-meaning person that got up in something way over her head. Yeah, okay. Fall in love with her. And imagine if that relationship ends wrong. What'll happen to you? Well, it did.

She came back. No, she ain't get beheaded. My goodness. Now, let's talk about the stabbing at University of Texas. Yes, one person was killed and three people were injured. There was a stabbing attack Monday afternoon, yesterday afternoon on the campus at the University of Texas in Austin. Two of the students injured have been released from the hospital. The suspect is a University of Texas student.

He is in custody and campus police are still investigating what the motive could have been. from the hospital. The suspect is a University of Texas student. He is in custody, and campus police are still investigating what the motive could have been. Horrible. Yeah, very horrible. And lastly, let's talk about the San Diego pool shooting. Yes, a gunman opened fire on a pool party. One woman was killed, and six others were injured. Peter Sellis was the gunman.

He was shot by police after he opened fire. Now, according to reports, he was a local mechanic. He was calm as he opened fire with a bear in one hand and gun in the other. Nick Cannon actually knew the woman that was killed, the one woman that was the victim. He put on Instagram, My heart hurts with great sadness tonight. I just learned that the one life lost in the senseless and tragic mass shooting in San Diego

was my childhood friend who was more like family, Miss Monique Clark. Such a beautiful spirit with an infectious smile. I have nothing but wonderful memories of this angel. Man, prayers up for her. You guys are a really morbid morning show this morning.

Y'all started off with three murderers. I just want y'all to know that, okay? They said that he was targeted in black people. He hit, what, five black people, one Latino, and it was a white guy. Okay. And a chair.

That's what makes me feel great today. Did anybody graduate college? Did anybody have a baby? Is there anybody out there that's smiling this morning? Anything good happen overnight? Well, let's find out. 800-585-1051. If you feel blessed, you can call us right now.

Maybe you had a baby. Maybe it's your birthday. Whatever it may be. Or you can also call if you're pissed off. Maybe somebody pissed you off. If you want to just ish on them. You can do that, too. Tell us why you're mad.

Maybe that chlamydia finally cleared up. Maybe that period you was waiting to come finally came. You know, you're not pregnant by that jerk. Okay? Come on. All right. 800-585-1051. You can tell us why you're mad or tell us why you're blessed.

Call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. And Travis Scott stole Tyga's woman.

Dropping the clues bombs for Travis Scott, damn it. Took Tyga's gal. Got Tyga's gal bringing him birthday cakes and all kind of good stuff. What happened with Tyga and Tyga? They got together quick, right? Like, that's her man. I think that relationship ended. They didn't steal us, girl. I think they're just a party. Well, whatever. Kylie got

goosebumps for Travis Scott now. That's all that matters. Ty has been spotted out and about looking like he's not supposed to be where he's at. Looking lost. Looking lost without Kylie. Alright, well, tell them why you're mad. 800-585-1051 or tell them why you're blessed. If you feel blessed, you want to spread some positivity,

you can call us as well. So call us up right now, 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. You better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club.

Hello, who's this? Hey, yo, this is Big Rich out of Augusta, Georgia. What's up, bro? Tell them why you blessed. What's going on, Breakfast Club? Hey, I'm blessed because I've been going through a couple things, but I've been able to pick myself up and keep grinding, keep moving. I just

started my own company, and I was trying to get with this artist for a long time now. He's real hard to get to, but I was able to get with this artist for a long time now. He's real hard to get to, but I was able to get in touch with him this weekend, and we're ready to do business together. Congratulations. Thank you, sir. Thank you. I wanted to go ahead and express my black privilege

because opportunity comes to those that make it. That created, sir. I'm sorry? That created. He's close enough. That created. I'm sorry. Well, you mind if I go ahead, sir. I'm sorry? That created. He's close enough. That created. I'm sorry. Well, you mind if I go ahead and give him a shout out? Go ahead, brother. Yes, sir.

His name is A-Rod with CBG. You can find him on Facebook or YouTube. He's got really great music. Go ahead and listen to it. He's got 10 videos. Real good artist. Alright. There you go, brother. See, that's how you take advantage of the platform of the radio when you do a shout-out, okay?

Hello, who's this? This is Denise. Hey, tell them why you're blessed, mama. I am blessed because, you know, I woke up this morning taking my man to work and, you know, I'm happy to have a job. He had sex with you

this morning, didn't he? No, he did not. Yeah, you got a nice little smile on your face. You happy, you really happy now. No, we came a long way, you know. He came from the hood, in and out of prison, and now in Florida. And he's changed his life, worked, family man, got some kids. So, you know, there's a lot to be blessed about, you know?

You're right. I'm going to be honest with you. When you say your man came out of prison and now y'all live in Florida, that's still like being in prison. Florida's a crazy place. No, it's not. No, it's beautiful. It's beautiful.

It's very quiet. I'm actually in Florida tomorrow. Yeah, we're in Cassini. So, and you know, I always have a problem every time I try and listen to you guys. I think I have to go like the iHeartRadio because I get frustrated when other stations try to pop up when Charlamagne is talking or when Angelique's talking. I'm like, oh, my God, I can't hear you guys. Thank you, baby.

Charlamagne, when you come from Paterson, New Jersey, you go over there's nothing. Oh, yeah, you're right. You're right. You're right. You're right. You're right, bro. He's from New Jersey. Paterson at that. Absolutely. Hello, who's this? This is Justin from Toledo. Hey, tell them why you're right. You're right. You're right. When you're right, you're right, bro. He's from New Jersey. Patterson at that.

Absolutely. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Justin from Toledo. Hey, tell them why you're blessed. I'm just thankful to wake up another day. Got a good paying job. Kids are happy. They're healthy.

That's it? Pretty much it, man. That's what it's all about these days. That's it. That's what being successful is all about, baby. Hello, who's this? What up, though? This is Life from Detroit.

Hey, what up, though? You happy? You blessed? Are you mad? Man, I'm blessed like a about, baby. Hello, who's this? What up, though? This is Life of Detroit. Hey, what up, though? You happy? You blessed or you mad? Man, I'm blessed like a mug, bro. Tell us. I'm on my way to work. It's raining. I'm late, but I'm on my Charlemagne.

I'm going to get there when I get there. What? Whoa, whoa, whoa. Wow. That's how people look at you? That is not true. That's how people look at you? Okay.

Hey, baby boy, we in Kansas, baby. We going to make this money, but we gonna make it up for you. You gonna get there where you get there. Come on now. I am in my own lane, but the only time I'm late is when I have sex with my wife after 1130. That's not an excuse. If I have sex with my wife after 1130, it's a wrap. That's not an excuse.

Next time bring a doctor's note. I'm getting older, man. You know, I'm one and done nowadays. All right. Tell them why you mad or tell them why you blessed. 800-585-1051. You got rumors on the way? Yes, we'll talk about

a possible movie sequel that is on the way. We'll see if you're excited about that. Also, find out what artist is now being sued for a whole lot of money, over $100 million.

Okay, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's about time. What's going on?

Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, who's excited to see a sequel to Baby Boy? No. Tyrese posted cameras always rolling.

He said Baby 2 Baby Boy 2 Coming of age Y'all wouldn't let this movie die Get ready Real fan roll call What's your favorite Three quotes from Baby Boy Go

No Not at all That should not happen Not even a little bit It's the reason the movie Was called Baby Boy It was called Baby Boy Because it was a young man

Who was trying to Grow into manhood Tyrese and Taraji P. Henson Are grown now Well it's called Baby Boy 2 Coming of Age, and Tyrese posted this on his Instagram. What's that?

This is where Tyrese posted a clip from Baby Boy, just to remind y'all. And then he posted a picture of him and Taraji from the original Tokyo-ish event. Any other time, Tyrese putting me and Envy in a group chat asking us stuff. He ain't ask us about that. He ain't ask us this one.

Because I would have definitely told him no. It's been almost 16 years. Wow. Hell no. Nah. No. There's a lot of movies I'd like to see sequels for. Baby Boy 2 is not one of them.

Never even thought about it. I like Baby Boy just the way it is. All right. Now, you know who else has a movie coming as well is Snoop Dogg. Now, he has an autobiographical film. It's called Kool-Aid, the movie. It's about his life and the moments that led to the rise of his music empire and his career. And this is all according to Billboard.com.

So he put out a new project on iTunes. On Friday, the film is going to be a visual companion to his album Kool-Aid. I'm interested in seeing that. I'm here for autobiographical hip-hop stuff. I'm here for that. Now he said in a statement this is a piece that is near and dear to me. It's a personal journey of my life. The videos, dialogue

and music were hand selected to depict pivotal moments in my career and I look forward to sharing it with my fans. Alright, Portia from Real Housewives of Atlanta versus Howard Stern. I never thought I'd be saying those words. Now it seems like Howard Stern took some offense to a segment

that Portia was doing on the show that she has. She has a radio show as well. Check it out. Alright, now let's see if y'all can figure out this one. That's Howard Stern. That is correct. Oh my gosh!

And he always had a little hit of ugly, didn't he? Just a little hit with the ugly stick. Just a little tap. He kept that hairstyle consistent. He sure did. He did. Shout out to Howie. Alright, well Howard Stern caught wind of, and he responded on his show.

So they were doing a thing. They were showing pictures of different people. For some reason, my picture was up. They showed my high school photo. And this one chick who, by the way, nice-looking girl, but not the biggest beauty either. I mean, she had to throw in a dig at me saying how ugly I am. And I was just like, you know what? F*** off.

Yeah, and by the way, how about the phony jive accent? Ooh, looky there here. Stop shucking and jiving over there. Be a proud black woman. Yeah, I got hit with the ugly stick, honey. And guess what? You'd f*** me in three minutes. Drop on a Clues bomb for the guy, Howard Stern.

You know what I love about Howard Stern? What's that? He's worth $600 million, makes about $100 million a year, and he's never too big to be petty. He's very petty. He'll still throw a shot at this station in Portia. Drop one of Clues Bombs for Howard Stern. Well, Portia hasn't responded to that as of yet.

I aspire to be that petty when I'm that old and that rich, okay? I still want to be that petty. All right. All right, Akon, his former business partner, is suing him for $150 million in unpaid fees. That's Divine Stevens. Now, Divine Stevens is a music executive. He helped launch Akon's career and Akon's convict music label.

He's supposed to get 40% of everything that Akon has earned since 2006. And a cut of record sales as well, touring rights, royalties, and more. They had a dispute over the contract, according to Divine Stevens, but they squashed that dispute two years ago, and he still hasn't gotten any money. So, what they're saying is that Akon has earned nearly $400 million in the past 10 years, and he wants to get

$150 million. Hey, man, look, he's a paid Divine. He's a paid Divine to get lights in Africa, okay? I'll take lights in Africa for $100, Alex. Alright? Alright, and 50 Cent is going to be hosting a late-night TV show on BET. It's called 50 Central. It's going to have a wide variety of sketch comedies, celebrity guests, musical performances, and pranks as well.

So we'll see what happens. Now he said, expect the unexpected. It's me having freedom. It's a different type of comedy. It's a little more edgier than the things you would have seen in the past. BET at night. They're going to let me do what I want to do. I just can't see 50 interviewing nobody, though.

I don't think it'll be interviewing people, but I think it'll be more sketch comedy. Oh. Remember the stuff he used to do on his Instagram? Yeah, yeah, like pimping curly and all that. Yeah. Okay. And it's going to be musical performances, things like that. All right, I'm Angela Yee, and that's your Rumor Reports.

All right, thank you, Miss Yee. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. NBA, Cleveland Cavs beat the Raptors 116-105. LeBron had 35 points and 10 rebounds. Houston Rockets beat the San Antonio Spurs 126-99.

Now, the Rockets were 22-50 on three pointers, so they were busting some ass. Now let's talk about this stabbing at University of Texas. Yes, this was a tragic incident which the police are still investigating, but one person was killed and three were injured in the stabbing. Two of the students injured have been released from the hospital. Now the

suspect is a University of Texas student and he is in custody. Campus police said his possible motive is still under investigation. All right, now let's talk about this San Diego pool party. Yes, so Peter Sellis was the gunman who opened fire on a pool party. He killed one woman and injured six others. Now, according to cops, they don't believe that this was racially motivated. He was a white gunman, and he fired on a group of black party goers.

I think it was four black women, two black men and a Hispanic man. But what they are saying is that he was actually upset over his love life. He had his girlfriend who had broken up with him on the phone so she could listen in on everything. And they said, we have zero information. This was racially motivated. These victims were just in

his presence at the wrong place at the wrong time when he committed this terrible tragedy. So he had broken up with his ex-girlfriend a few days earlier. He was distraught. He was in a lounge chair while he was shooting, and he had a beer in one hand talking to his ex-girlfriend at the time. They said it was a spontaneous act of violence. Y'all ain't got no happy stories, man.

Hakuna Matata. I ain't even had breakfast yet, and y'all done started off with two murderers right out the gate. Well, let's talk about this FBI translator. Well, this FBI translator was hired, obviously, to investigate an ISIS terrorist and wound up falling in love with him and marrying him. Daniela Green was

so in love with him that she left her husband in the United States to be with him in Syria and then lied to the feds. She said that she was visiting family, whatever she said, and she went and married Dennis Cuspert. He was actually a wannabe rapper who turned to ISIS,

and he was disgusting. He looked like a rapper. Hold on now. Show the picture, Ginego. Oh, I thought y'all meant like a real member of ISIS. He's a real member of ISIS. They have videos of him holding severed heads. He was in countless execution videos.

They have him actually hitting a corpse with a sandal. Definitely a real member of ISIS. Listen, nothing turns a woman on like watching her man behead another human being. She ended up returning to the United States and she only got two years for this crime

by the way of going and marrying the ISIS terrorist that she was supposed to be investigating. I mean sitting there watching your man hold someone's skull in their hand makes you moist, huh? And I'm going to be honest with you. I would listen to his album. Not me. I definitely would listen to his album, okay? A member of ISIS?

Nope. You know how crazy his raps probably are? Yeah, she fell in love with the wrong person. Definitely the wrong person. You think? A lot of intellectual violence in his music, I'm sure. And let's open up the phone lines. That's front page news. 800-585-1051.

What studio would let a member of ISIS in? Well, I think that he was wanted to be a rapper and then after that he turned to ISIS. Where the bars though? I would like to hear some of his bars. No, you don't. That's what we're asking. 800-585-1051. We're talking about falling in love with the wrong person.

Somebody who you knew was so bad for you. Somebody who might cut your head off if things go wrong. Okay. 800-585-1051. Is that you? Did you fall in love with the wrong person? You know it was all bad for you, but you kind of fell in love anyway. Call us up right now.

We'd love to hear your story. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Here's Drake Gucci. It's both. Drake's coochie. What'd you say? Drake Gucci. Oh, speak clear, bro.'s Drake Gucci. It's both. Drake's coochie. What'd you say? Drake Gucci.

Oh, just be clear, bro. I said Gucci. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God, We Are The Breakfast Club. Now, during front page news, we reported a story about an FBI translator. Now, what happened with the translator, Yee? Her name is Daniela Green. She ended up marrying the guy that she was supposed to be investigating, a disgusting, violent ISIS soldier, Dennis Cuspert.

So we're asking 805-851-051. Have you ever fell in love with the wrong person? You know that person was wrong, bad for you, and you fell in love and you liked it anyway. Has that happened to you? I mean, I can't even be involved in this conversation. I've been with the same woman for 19 years. Okay, now you might want to ask her that. Me 20. You never

dated anybody who was all wrong for you and you were like, well, why would I do that? No, because I mean, anybody that I dated prior to this was, I was young. So it's like everybody's wrong for you when you're young. But let me ask you a question. You have daughters. My daughter would never date a member of ISIS, sir. Well, let me ask you a question.

You hear it all the time where, you know, these good girls leave home, go to college and they always go for the bad guy, the drug dealer. Just because I don't know. I see it all the time. That was the 80s, sir. When you when you was raised. OK, they're not going for the drug dealer. They do. They still go for the drug dealer. All right. The scammer. The scammer. Exactly. Upgrade your felonies. It's the scammer. It's the scammer.

Does that make you nervous? Because, you know, your daughter doesn't see it, so now when they get out... You know, I mean, it is always like that. The so-called good girl always ends up with the dirtbag or the hood dude or the thug guy or whatever. But you gotta be patient. And the reason I say you gotta be patient because at one point in my life

I was that to my woman. The drug dealer. Yeah, I was the drug dealing guy. Thank God you changed. Her father didn't want her around. He was right. I was that guy at one point in my life. So you got to be a little patient, right? Just a little.

Okay. You know, just a tad bit. See if this frog can turn into a prince after he's kissed by a princess. Well, maybe you want to ask the woman in the room. Okay. You like thugs. You don't ask her.

You like thugs. He is the ask me. You like thugs. He is the good girl who likes the thugs. He is the good girl who likes the thugs. Stop it. He is the good girl that likes the thugs. Now, in my past, in my youth, I've definitely made some questionable decisions as far as people I've dated. I've dated guys who have been all wrong for me all throughout high school, all throughout college, until I got a little older. All throughout 2016?

Nah, that's been a long, long... But I think you learn your lessons when you are younger. Plus, I think when you're younger, all guys want to be cool, duggish. That is true. I don't know if it's the same now. I think that's part of what it is when guys are growing up and when they're young, even if you come from a good home and a good neighborhood, you try to act like you don't

because it seems like it's cooler. I don't know if it's the same way now because a lot of these kids are happy being, and I don't even like to call them nerds and square because that's not accurate. They're just happy being themselves because they got different influences. They got Chance the Rapper. They got Kendrick Lamar. They got J. Cole. They got Big Sean. They got Wale.

They're happy just being themselves. They also got the Chief Keef's and all of them that they love. It's a fact. It's absolutely positive. If you're dating a Chief Keef, you probably deserve a Chief Keef. Like, I'm going to be honest with you. Oh, my goodness.

Let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this? This is Cam from Lake City, South Carolina. What's up, bro? You ever dated a girl or a guy that just was the wrong person for you? Oh, yeah. Girls all the time. I mean, with social media.

Social media nowadays, you can be whoever you want to be. So you don't even know the person you're dating until you're actually dating them. So you like girls that just kind of use you. I don't like it, but it's what happens. I don't like it. Hello, how you doing? This is Mir.

Hey, what's up, bro? You ever fell in love with the wrong person? Yes, I have. Yes, I have, man. Tell me about it. All right, listen. It was this chick. I'm saying I met her.

I mean, I forgot. I met her. We met through like a friend or whatever the case may be. And she's pregnant with another man's child. She was on a verse. She was engaged. She was engaged. About to be married.

Damn. Oh, my God. I shouldn't have done it. And she never liked me. She never liked me. So what was she doing with you? He was a side dude. Yeah, the side.

I was a side dude. And you fell in love. Were you heartbroken? Oh, my God. Yes, I was. I don't understand it neither. Are y'all together now? Nah.

No, we're not. When's the last time you spoke to her? I think like two weeks ago. No, we're not. When's the last time you spoke to her? I think like two weeks ago. Oh, you still in love. You still in love. You still talk to her? You still open over her.

All right. I mean, you know, she still, she still, when she called me, she was like, you know. What was so great about her? I gotta know.

She lets you hit when you want to. She still lets you hit when you want to. Raw. Basically. No, I wasn't raw. No. Basically. No, I went raw. No.

But I definitely, you know what I mean? She didn't let me hit when I wanted to. He lying. He lying. Whenever you ask a guy if he hit raw, he be like, no. No. You're lying. Whenever a guy go, no.

You're lying. No. Thank you, man. Liar. 805-85-1051. Have you ever fell in love with the wrong person? You know that person was absolutely positively wrong, but you kind of liked it. Call us up right now.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was Future with Mask Off. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee. Shalom and the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, we're talking about falling in love with the wrong person.

Now, this story comes out of front page news about an FBI translator. And what happened with her, Yee? She fell in love with the man she was supposed to be investigating, an ISIS terrorist. And I'm proud to say that I've made some bad decisions, but I've never fallen in love with an ISIS terrorist. Yeah, this guy was actually, what, beating a corpse on camera? Yes, with a shoe. Yeah, I mean, you got a girl.

With a sandal, yeah. You got girls out here that'll date a guy who beat his meat on Snapchat, but not beat a corpse on camera. Jesus Christ. Well, hello, who's this? Hi, my name is Brittany from Milwaukee. Hey, Brittany, we're asking, have you ever fell in love with the wrong person and you're actually pregnant with somebody now? You're pregnant with a member of Isis' baby?

Or did you just fall in love? No, I'm just really in love with someone that's not good for me. Why? Drug dealer, gangbanger, drug supporter? No, I had a child with him. Oh. And now, yeah, I know that he's no good.

He's been messing with other females and all that other stuff, but it's like, I just can't let him go. I mean, that's a little light, baby. Just because he messes with other females, he can grow out of that, okay? But then I also feel like

he kind of saved my life because okay, back in 2013, I was in an abusive relationship and he let me he brought me into his home and let me live with him. So you feel like you owe it to him for him to treat you badly. You can't leave him.

Pretty much. That sounds a little abusive too. A little mentally abusive. I've heard about this before. You know what they call this? Stockholm Syndrome. Slavery. Okay, you're an indigent servant.

All right? You don't listen. Great. You can always have. Take the babies and run. You can always have gratitude for what he did for you, but that doesn't mean that you're obligated to be cheated on. Right.

No, I will say that in the Bible, it does say if a man saves your life, he's allowed to cheat on you a hundred times. It does not say that in the Bible. I read the Bible. It does not say that. How many times is he on right now? You're never obligated to stay with somebody if you don't want to be with them, period. He saves your life. Pretty much

ever since we started talking in 2013, it's just been like on and off. He's been with other females and all of that, but he always comes back to me, but then it's like he just uses them for what

I can't give him pretty much, which is really funky. Okay, you ever heard the poem Reason, Season, Lifetime? Go read that. Alright. How do we know this man ain't out there saving these other women's lives too? He's just coming home. So he you ever heard the poem Reason, Season, Lifetime? Go read that. All right. How do we know this man ain't out there saving these other women's lives, too? He's just coming home. So he's just saving these other women's lives. Exactly, that's all.

Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Nicole. Nicole, are you pregnant? Yes. With a guy right now that you shouldn't be pregnant by? Yes. Not my first time. Tell us about it.

Huh? I've been together with him on and all for five and a half years. I was pregnant three other times before. Had two abortions and one miscarriage. The last time I told him I'm not having another abortion and I meant it. This time I ended up pregnant again. And he pretty much told me I had to choose between him and the baby. Whoa.

And this time I chose the baby. How come he wasn't at least pulling out or something? How come he didn't at least pull out? Or protection. Whoa. And this time I chose the baby. How come he wasn't at least pulling out or something? How come he didn't at least pull out? Or protection. Ever. No, it's not that he didn't. We just had very bad luck with birth control. Okay. And we just kept on doing the same thing over and over

again. Yeah. I wouldn't say we kept on doing the same thing over and over. It's just like just happens. Nah, it doesn't just happen. It doesn't just happen. It doesn't just happen. Two abortions, a miscarriage, and now you decide to have this one? Yeah. Hello, who's this? Yeah, one of that one.

Hello? Hello? Hey, what's your name? My name's Yolanda. Now, Yolanda, you're in love with a guy that has a bad temper? Yeah, he has a bad temper and a short fuse towards me. What you waiting on? You waiting on him to whip your ass? Are you scared?

But you like him? No, he's not going to whip my ass. I've been knowing him for years. And, you know, I knew his family. I knew him before that. So he's never had a history of beating women. And he has, like, good respect for his mother, his grandmother, his sisters. And that's why I was attracted to him, like, the amount of respect that he shows the women in his life.

But when it comes to dudes and anybody disrespecting him, like, he doesn't play that. Oh, okay. So he's going to end upilling somebody And going to jail forever And leaving Well you know what I'm saying To be honest He just got out of jail For kidnapping someone

Oh my gosh Okay This is great This sounds like a mess Yeah this is somebody You might want to stay away from So why do you want to Plan a future with this guy again

I mean like I said He's always been good to me He's always looked out for me I mean he helped me Through school He helped me through school. He helped me through my college. He saves us.

He kind of. Yeah. Yeah. You like aggressive men that scare you, huh? You like role playing? Like, you like to get kidnapped? You pretend you're getting kidnapped? Well, he's not aggressive toward me.

I've been with him a couple years. He's never put his hands on me. He's never, like, disrespected me in any kind of way. Well, be careful. He's going to jail. He's going to end up snapping and hurting somebody. He's going to jail hands on me. He's never, like, disrespected me in any kind of way. Well, be careful. He's going to jail. He's going to end up snapping and hurting somebody. He's going to jail for a long time, and you're going to be out here lonely, boo. Geesh.

Now, what's the moral of the story? There's a moral to this story? Don't fall in love with the bad guy? How about that? Yeah, but the problem is people have to make mistakes. Like, they're going to do it anyway. We can sit on this radio all day and tell people not to fall in love or grow in love with the bad guy. And they're still going to do it. There's nothing cool or romantic with being somebody that's no good for you.

I know sometimes it might seem like a fun thing to do, to be a rebel. But when all your friends, all your family, everything is telling you to stay away when somebody has a propensity toward violence, probably not a great idea. I will say some men evolve. Yeah, I was just about to say that. These are things you go through when you're young. Probably not a great idea. I will say some men evolve. Yeah, I was just about to say that. Because I evolved. These are things you go through when you're young. Yes, you're right. It's you old women.

But how do you know? You don't know. You don't know. You can still be a drug dealer. I can still be an insecure grumble. Malcolm X was once Malcolm Little. So you have to give people time to grow and give people time to evolve. The problem is when you owe the women who know better still dating the bad guy.

Right. That's the problem. All right. Now, Eve, we got rumors on the way? Yes. Now, here's a heartbreaking story. Jimmy Kimmel opens up about what happened with his newborn son. Also, Janet Jackson is back.

We have an announcement straight from her mouth. All right. All that and more. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. 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, Janet Jackson is back, and she went on Twitter and posted a video where she talked about her separation and also getting back to work and going on tour. Here's what she said. Yes, I separated from my husband. We are in court and the rest is in God's hands. What? Now for that something else. I'm continuing my tour as I promised.

I decided to change the name of the tour. State of the World Tour. It's not about politics. It's the name of the tour, State of the World Tour. It's not about politics. It's about people, the world, relationships, and just love. What does she mean the rest is in God's hands? If there was a prenup, then the rest is in the lawyer's hands. What God got to do with her divorce?

Well, she's separated right now, so maybe when she says God's hands, maybe they'll work it out, or maybe they'll end up getting divorced. Well, if you don't work it out, you better give God 10% of the $500 million, and let's see if it's in God's hands when it's time to t out or maybe they'll end up getting divorced. If you don't work it out, you better give God 10% of the $500 million and let's see if it's in God's hands when it's time to tithe. And I'm going to tell you something else. I love Janet Jackson, right? But the pics I saw her recently, she don't look like she had no tall shape. She had a baby.

And she actually addressed that in the video as well. She said, you know, it's me in case you don't recognize me. I put on quite a few pounds since I had the baby, but I thank God for him. He's so healthy. I understand that, but you don't look like you're in tour shape. Okay? Well, she just said the tour was going to start. She starts on September 7th.

She got a little time. Oh, yeah, she'll lose all that, buddy. She's giving you the heads up. September 7th is when my tour starts. I know I've gained some weight. My baby's three months old. Yeah, because Janet's a dancer. You can't go on a world tour around the globe when you are shaped like said globe. That's all I'm saying. No, she get back to shape. Alright, Jimmy Kimmel.

He broke down when he was talking about his newborn son's heart surgery and he said every family needs access to health care. Here's what he said. They did an echocardiogram, which is a sonogram of the heart and found that Billy was born with a heart disease.

It's hard to explain. Basically, the pulmonary valve was completely blocked, and he has a hole in the wall between the left and right sides of his heart. And on Monday morning, Dr. Starnes opened his chest and fixed one of the two defects in his heart. He opened the valve, and the operation was a success. He'll have to have another open heart surgery in three to six months to close those holes. And then he'll have a third sometime maybe in his early teens to replace the valve he has now. Wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy, man.

Not at all. So he was opening up about that yesterday on his show because he wants to make sure that everybody has access to health care. He thinks that no parent should ever have to decide if they can afford to save their child's life. It shouldn't happen. No, he's absolutely right. Absolutely right. They should give health care to all.

It should be free. Take it out of taxes. We shouldn't have to think about saving a child because we can't afford it. And networks need to start rerunning John Q. Because John Q is a movie that puts all that in perspective. All right. Now let's get into Travis Scott. And networks need to start rerunning John Q. Because John Q is a movie that puts all that in perspective. All right, now let's get into Travis Scott. He said he's not responsible for a kid who fell at his concert.

He fell from a third-story balcony. Even though he does encourage people to jump. But he says he encourages people to jump from the second story. Not the third. That's a big difference. He encouraged Kylie to leave. And she jumped. Here's what happens during a Travis Scott show. Let me see this.

I see you. But all you gonna do is... Turn the lights on. They gonna catch you. Don't be scared. Don't be scared. Ball. Ball.

Yeah! They didn't catch him. They didn't catch him. That's exactly what he told Kylie to do. And she jumped out of Tiger's arms so fast and right into his. Now, he went advanced to form a net and... They didn't. Didn't work out so well.

So, Travis Scott's team has been in touch with the kid who hurt himself. They're launching a full investigation. Did he jump? Was he pushed? Now, a rep says the safety of everyone is held in the highest regard. We are currently conducting an internal investigation to ensure this does not happen again. We are deeply concerned. Now, the one thing that Travis Scott did was offer his ring at the concert, which the fan did accept. That should not be Travis's fault, though.

He should not be held liable for that. You told him to jump. Okay, ain't nobody telling you. So if I tell you to jump off a bridge and you're a dumbass, jump, who fault is that? They said they was going to catch him. What did your parents used to tell you back in the day? Remember when you used to be a follower and you used to follow your little friends around?

Did such and such tell you to jump off a bridge? You going to jump off the bridge too? No, Travis shouldn't be held liable. They said they was going to catch him. They said they going to catch you. Do it. That's his dumbass. I don't think Travis should be held liable for that. Not me neither. Alright, now the game. He is suing Viacom for $20 million.

Now he's saying Viacom should cover the $7.1 million that he owes to his sexual assault accuser because they cast her on the show. She was a violent criminal, and a doctor recommended that she get booted off the show. So now he's saying that VH1 should pay for that. Plus he wants another $13 million in damages because she did win that $7.1 million judgment against him. But he said that the show thought that she would add a spark, a.k.a. rating, so they ignored what the doctor said as far as not putting her on. Game, VH1 didn't tell you to jump.

Okay. But if the doctor says she shouldn't be on the show because she was crazy. Right. She had multiple felony arrests, aggravated battery arrests. VH1 should be held liable for that one. Because you put her on the show knowing that she's crazy. And then when she goes crazy, I got to be responsible for this girl's crazy. No, y'all should be responsible for that.

All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee. And that is your rumor report. All right. Thank you, Miss Yee. Yeah. Speaking of crazy. Who you in the donkey to? For after the hour, Dante Jones of the Cleveland Cavaliers needs to come to the front of the congregation. Dante? Yes, we'd like to have a word with Dante this morning. Oh, boy.

All right. Just give him a little word so he'll be cool for the rest of the playoffs. Okay. Yes. All right, we'll get into that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Come on in.

I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the day. It's the donkey of the day. It's the donkey of the day. It's time for the donkey of the day. That's pretty fun. Is Charlamagne the devil? Possibly. The Breakfast Club.

Yes, donkey of the day for Tuesday, May 2nd, goes to Dante Jones of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Now, Dante is 36 years old. He's been in the league 14 seasons. He's a veteran, and he's married to the beautiful Valicia Butterfield. Dropping the clues bomb for Valicia. Valicia Butterfield Jones. Apologies, Valicia, but your man needs to hear this.

Oh, boy. All right. Now, Dante was signed by the Cavaliers in the second week of April after not playing for the entire season. Now, before we move on, when Valicia was here on the Breakfast Club earlier this year, she said this. Dante's, he's been in the league now for 13 years, and he was done, like, in the D-League, like, living in a two-bedroom apartment with four dudes.

And he got called up for the last game of the season for the Cavs. Like, I literally saw him in three months go from the D-League on his way out to a championship ring. So now I feel like whenever he's ready to go out, he can do it with his head up and with dignity. He hasn't retired yet? No. He's a free agent.

Oh, he's retired. He just don't know it yet. Yes, he's retired and just don't know it yet and he needs to stay retired, okay? Dante, on May 22nd, last year, he was suspended for Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals for striking Toronto Raptors center Bismack Biambo in the groin, okay, during the final possession of Game 3.

And last night, he was ejected from the game with 18.7 seconds left to play. Now, what would make a man who just signed the second week of April get ejected with 18.7 seconds left to play and a blowout victory for the Cavs? Let's hear some of it. We'll see what happens. Just 23 seconds to go. Some pressure is put on him by...

Dante! Dante with a dunk. Not only was the stuff, but then Cox crashed the Yaka turtle. In fact, that'll earn him a technical foul. And then apparently it's a double-T. Norman Powell then stepped in and had something to say. I just heard it's, oh, Jones has been ejected. Now, the reason this is Donky of the Day,

is because Dante Jones signed so late in the season. Okay, he's only making nine grand playing for the Cavs this year. Which means nine grand for the whole season? He just signed the second week of April. Nine grand playing for the Cavs this year. The two technical fouls and ejection

he picked up Monday night will cost him six grand. Do you understand math? It's not about the money. Dante Jones was signed by the Cavs in the second week of April. He's only making nine grand this year. The two technicals and the ejection cost him six grand. Now, I doubt Dante needs the money, but it's the principle of the matter.

You are a 14-year veteran. The game was a blowout. It was 18.7 seconds left in the game. What in the world do you have to be mad about that you would get a double technical and get ejected from the game with 18.7 seconds left in the game. What in the world do you have to be mad about that you would get a double technical and get ejected from the game with 18.7 seconds left? Oh, you want to show off because you come in the game with fresh legs and everybody else tired.

You ain't play all season. You're supposed to be dunking on people at that point. Okay? I know money is not your motivation, Dante. You clearly just like being on the court. So if you like being on the court, why do you do things that get you kicked off the court? Even if I didn't need the money, I don't like wasting money either. Okay, and if I know I'm making nine grand, I'm not going to do something that costs me six of that nine.

It just doesn't add up. Now, the problem with Dante Jones, he's never going to learn to err in his ways because for whatever reason, LeBron James keeps bailing him out, paying his fines. Last year, LeBron paid Dante Jones fine when he hit a dude in his groin, and LeBron says he's going to pay it again for this latest incident. Play it. LeBron, last year you very graciously offered to pay Dante's fine when he was suspended against the Raptors, which I think was $80.

He got fined two-thirds of his salary tonight on those texts and ejection. Now, will you make the same offer? And I told him tonight, I said, listen, Dante, all right, now enough is enough. You're going to stop getting kicked out against Toronto all the time, all right? You're going to have to stop paying your damn fines. But, yeah, he don't have to worry about it. It's good. You can't learn from your mistakes if you don't experience any consequences from your mistakes, okay?

If LeBron is paying your fine, what lesson is Dante Jones learning? Dante, I need you to recognize your blessings and understand that you are in a privileged position. You are getting a second chance at getting a ring for damn near nothing. Okay? And so many players would love to be in your shoes. So in the words of Noriega, relax. Okay? Please give Dante Jones some of the sweet sounds of the Hamilton's, please.

You are the donkey of the day. Sing. You are the donkey of the day. Hee haw. Okay. Defend your badge, brethren. I'm not going to lie. I see it all in your face.

Who's going to pay our fines? I'm not going to lie. Now, I'm not. This is 18 seconds left of the game. This is the playoff game. I hope we get another ring. I'm probably never going to dunk on a player like this again. So when I dunk on a player, I got to cheer.

I got to be like, yeah, get up. What? What you saying? What you want? What? What you saying? But once you get hit with that first technical, relax. No, I just talked on you.

18 seconds left. I got fresh legs. This is probably my last season. You ain't played all year long. Dante Jones made his mark. Bron got me. Not only does he have a ring, but we're talking about him now. And all these people are tweeting me saying, LeBron paid his fine, dumbass.

LeBron paying for the text. You idiots are missing the point. Hey. Okay? You're missing the point. All right? You're never going to learn from your mistakes if you don't experience the consequences of those mistakes.

Okay? I'll keep effing up, too, if I keep getting bailed out for it. Remember how y'all used to give Marie Holmes all that flack because she kept bailing out hot sauce? Yes. Same situation here. He's not in jail. Yeah, he just got a little tech.

A little techie tech. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey today. Now let's talk Coke heads and Charlamagne's cul-de-sac. What? First of all... What's going on?

Let's put this in a little bit of context. What's inside of your cul-de-sac? Coke heads, Coke heads, Coke heads. How did they get in there? It's not the cul-de-sac? Cocaine, it's cocaine, it's cocaine. How did they get in there? It's not the cul-de-sac. Is that a code for something? I don't know. I live in a nice town in Jersey, and I was coming out of the drugstore the other day.

I went in the drugstore to buy me some toilet tissue and some trail mix and something. I don't know what else I bought. But it was this white guy sitting outside of the drugstore, and, you know, Woody Allen face. He had glasses and a little fedora on. And I'm sitting in the truck because I don't like to text and drive so I'm sending off a text before I drive off and he comes up to the passenger side window and he's like yo where's the periquo and I was like excuse me

and he was like periquo and you know you live in Jersey I don't know if he's asking me for a town it could be Piscataway it could be Patterson it could be Peramban I don't know what he's talking about what are you talking about? And he's like cocaine And I'm like No

I don't have that And I drove off And I really felt like I wanted to call the police on him And I still feel like that To this day But what would you say You think he would get arrested

For asking for cocaine? Yes I'd be like yo If this guy's sitting in front Of the drugstore right now I would describe him He's white Curly hair Glasses and a fedora

And he just asked me for cocaine But you didn't even know What he was really asking for. He said cocaine. He said cocaine. You listen to him, don't you? I'm just saying, at first he could have said, that's not what I said. It's your word against his.

And guess who they're going to believe? Woody Allen. No, no, no. Let's open up the phone lines. That's all the more reason I should have called the police on him. You know why? You know why? Because if it was a black man, me asking Woody Allen for cocaine, he'd have called the police on me. Absolutely.

I hate to make this a race issue, but I'm an equal opportunity snitch. Alright? Or he would have sold you some cocaine. Alright, 800-585-1051. Should Charlamagne have called the police? Now, I'm looking at it as yes. Yes. Why? I'm going to give you that same energy

you gave me. Now, if there's kids walking out that drug store. Come on, man. And there's kids going to get trail mixing tampons or cigarettes for their mom. Come on, man. And this guy's talking about, hey, you got some cocaine? You got some cocaine? I don't want my kids around that.

That's why I left the hood. Nah, nah, nope, nope. I'm calling the police. 911, what's your emergency? There's a cocaine in my cul-de-sac. I should have called the police. Absolutely. Well, 800-585-1051.

What should Charlemagne have done? Call us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just join us, there's a coke head in Charlemagne's cul-de-sac. Listen, I don't like the context of your statement.

What happened was I was actually in the town that I may or may not reside in. I was going into the drugstore and I was just going in there to buy some toilet tissue and some trail mix. Mind of my business. Just came from the gym. Had on a nice black hoodie that said Unapologetically African. Some black Jordan sweats. Some black gym shoes. Yeah, you look like a drug dealer.

So I jump in the truck and I'm sending out a text because I don't text and drive. I was texting before I pull off and this guy came up to the side of the window. Looked just like Woody Allen. White glasses, little fedora on. And he's like, where's... He said, yo, perico. I had no idea what he was talking about.

Perico! I'm like, I don't know what town that is. He's like, cocaine! And I'm like, no, I don't have that. And I drove off, and it's been bothering me ever since. This was Sunday. It's been bothering me ever since because I feel like I should have called the police on him. You should have called the police.

I feel like I should have called the police on him because that was a black man asking a white man for drugs. The white man probably would have called the police on him, especially in that town. Immediately. Okay? I really did not like that, and I really felt like he was insulting me. I'm like, dude, why? Because I got on a hoodie and some sweats? No, because you're black.

You think it was just because I was black? Yeah. Okay. All right. But yeah, you should have called the police. Absolutely, positively. 911, what's your emergency? There's a coke head here,

and we need to get him off the streets. And I'm going to tell you about energy, too, because I was actually tweeting earlier that day about who was the drug dealer in Friday. Because Ezell and Felicia were both crackheads. Right. But somebody had to be selling them the dope, but they never showed who the dope dealer was.

So I'm just saying all that to say that's the energy I was thinking about. Where I'm sold weed, not crack. Shut up, Steve. Well, I probably

wouldn't have called the cops. And the reason for that is because things like that happen in the neighborhood where I live all the time. You live in Brooklyn. Weird instances. So I'm maybe a little bit

desensitized to instances like that. You live in Brooklyn, me. Maybe if I had a cul-de-sac, then I would have. But things like that, I've just been like, sorry, not me. I don't know. I definitely would have called the police immediately. There's kids walking around that neighborhood. You don't want any kids to be

influenced or see the drug dealing that's going down. I've seen it as a kid and I've been scorned ever since I've seen a drug deal. I don't want my kids to see that. That's light work in my neighborhood. I will say yesterday I drove by the same drugstore hoping to see the guy. Because I'm going to point him out. I'm definitely going to point him out

next time I see this Woody Allen fake dude. I'm going to point him out and say, that guy asked me for cocaine. Unless he was an undercover agent. He could have been. That could have been another thing, too. They could be trying to set him up. I would have felt like he was suspicious.

That's what I thought, too. I'm already paranoid. Hello, who's this? This is Kenya from Riverdale. Hey, Kenya from the Bronx. People from Riverdale always say Riverdale. Are you from the Bronx? Riverdale.

All right. Now, should Charlamagne have called the police? Hell, yeah, he should have called the police. First of all, I would have been irritated. Just because I'm a black dude at the store, you think I'm a drug dealer? True. I'm a New York Times bestseller. That would have never happened in Riverdale.

Right. Thank you, Carla. Thank you. So that would have irritated me, first of all. I would have been like, I would have smiled at him. I would have been like, yeah, hold on. Let me call my dealer. And I would have sat there waiting for the police to come for him.

And then laughed at his face. Now, I'm going to be honest with you. I thought about that. But I'm going to tell you something. I don't think I would have got that kind of time, because what if he was undercover? As soon as I pull up my phone and say, yeah, hold on, and I'm dialing, they're going to pull it up on me. Or, I mean, you're probably

the only black person in your neighborhood. That's not true. So once that coke head comes out, he knows exactly what house to go to to rob you. He don't know where I live at. He was in front of a drugstore. Yes. Okay. Hello, who's this? Yeah, this is Brian. Hey, who's this? This is Brian. Hey, what's up, bro? Should Charlamagne call the police?

No, man, because it happens in the hood all day long. And it happens on Broadway if you're in New York. That's what I'm saying. It happens all the time. You got coke. I'm letting you know that he got coke. I pulled up to the store the other day. I pull up.

There's a white dude in the pickup truck. He pulls up. He watches me get out. I go in the store. And when I come out, he says, Joe, let me talk to you. And he says, let me talk to you. I'm looking at him kind of skeptical,

but I started to scream at him. But first I wondered what he was saying. He was 6'2", probably about 210 pounds. And he had one of those slag shirts with some boots, but he didn't insult you? So you should have called'm working on it. I just got out of a Honda Chevy. Don't look like I sell dope. So you should have called the police on her. Did you think about calling the police?

No. That's how I felt. I'm a father. I'm a husband. I'm a New York Times bestseller, damn it. All right. 805-805-1051. Charlemagne.

A white guy came up to Charlemagne very nicely and asked him for cocaine. Charlemagne got offended. Should he have called the police? I should have called the police. 800-585-1051 is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angelique.

Charlemagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, we're talking Charlamagne. He had an incident over the weekend where a white guy came up to his car and asked him if he had put equal to cocaine. I was minding my business in front of the drugstore. I was about to pull off, and I was sending out a text because I don't like to text and drive. And this guy came up on me and asked me for put equal. I didn't know what put equal was.

He asked me two times, and then he finally said cocaine. And I really feel like I should have called the police on this white man, because I want to give that white man the same energy he'd have gave me if I'd have walked up on him and asked him for dope. First of all, I ain't never walked up on a white person and asked him for dope in my life. I hope not. Never, ever, ever. I wouldn't even think of that.

So why do you feel like you could walk up on me and ask me for dope? I'm a New York Times bestselling author, damn it. Hello, who's this? Hello? Hey, should Charlamagne have called a guy that asked him for dope? Who called the cops? What's going on? What's going on?

It's Kyrie. Well, I feel like you definitely should have called the cops. Because in the South, I get called on for smoking a spliff. So I definitely feel like you should definitely call the cops for cocaine. Yes. I feel like we should give white male authority the same energy that it gave us. My goodness. Hello, who's this?

Hello. Hey, what's your name? Josie. Hey, should Charlamagne have called the police on the guy that asked him for some coke? Absolutely not. For all we know, that white boy could have been police himself. Right. So what's wrong with that?

What's wrong with that? I mean, that's just, I don't know. It just don't sound right. And think about it like this. If it was a black dude, would you still consider calling the police on him? Maybe not. But that's what black privilege is all about. Now, what if they would have planted some

drugs on him after he called the police and then were like, I didn't know Charlamagne sells cocaine. By the way, if I would have called the police on that guy and he was an undercover cop, they'd never give me no problems ever.

I don't know. In that town. They'd be like, that guy, he's one of us. He's a good guy. He's one of us. That guy's a good guy.

They'd have been like, we have to fulfill this quota for the month. Let's just put some drugs on the guy and bring him in. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's good? This is Billy from Jacksonville.

What's up, bro? We're talking about Charlemagne, his incident over the weekend where a white guy came up to him and asked him for some cocaine. Should he have called the police on the white guy? Hell, yes. If I see any white people doing any suspicious act, I'm calling the police. I'm with you, brother.

I'm with you. If I see any suspicious activity coming from the Caucasian race, I'm telling. Now, if it was a black guy you wouldn't have called? It depends. On what? He probably would have tried to help him get some coke. Listen, man, my book is out.

It's called Black Privilege Opportunity. It comes to those who create it. If a black guy had came up to me, I probably would have had a conversation with him. I'm like, brother, I'm not into that. I'm a New York Times bestselling author, nationally syndicated radio personality. How dare you insult me, okay? And you need to be careful because you're going to run up on the wrong person and ask for cocaine

and they're going to call police on your black ass. Why do you say it's a white guy? Or if it was Puerto Rican? Because I was scared to death. Or if it was Asian? I would have did that to any minority.

White people should know better. White people should know better. This guy is crazy. All right. All right, what's the moral of the story? The moral of the story is if you see something, say something.

Especially if they look like Woody Allen in a nice neighborhood. We got rumors on the way. Well, we'll tell you what R&B group is coming back with a biopic. And guess who's working on a biopic with them? Okay. Mona Scott. Also, speaking of Mona Scott, we'll talk about Love & Hip Hop Miami and who is joining the cast.

All right. We'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning. Blame it on the losers, got you feeling loose. Blame it on the drunk, got you feeling drunk. Blame it on the alcohol. Blame it on the alcohol.

This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On The Breakfast Club. So listen up. Well, Escape is teaming up with Mona Scott Young to do a biopic about their group. Now, we told you before, they reunited after almost 20 years of not being together. You know, Tiny's from Escape, Candy Burr, some Real Housewives of Atlanta. Mm-hmm.

And Jermaine Dupri was their producer. Well, part of the reason they're doing this is because TV One is announcing, who can I run to, the escape story. They're doing a biopic themselves that's unauthorized by the members of the group, and they're doing it with Jermaine Dupri, so they decided to do their own. They said, we feel the recent announcement of an unauthorized biopic in our lives is disrespectful and disappointing. We are not in any way participating in that project,

and it will never represent our true story. I must have missed the Escape era, because I don't remember Escape being so popular that they warranted two biopics. They had three consecutive platinum albums. Okay, that's cool. Yeah, I don't remember them that popular. They must have got an ill backstory.

They had six top ten hits on the Billboard charts. Okay, but they must have an ill backstory. And you have to admit, Tiny still, everybody knows Tiny to this day. Everybody knows Candy. Two biopics? Yeah, but not from Escape. They know them an ill backstory. And you have to admit Tiny still. Everybody knows Tiny to this day. Everybody knows Candy. Two biopics. Two biopics. Yeah, but not from Escape.

They know them from reality shows. But I'm saying they're still relevant today. They've written songs for other people. Three platinum albums back to back to back. I can see SWV. We got the TLC one already. Escape? I must have missed that one.

Well, you're going to learn, I guess. You're going to learn when you see the biopic. So JD's doing one with TV One. That's unauthorized from them. They're not involved in it. So, in response, they're doing their own. They want to tell their own story. Is Mona Scott Young going to play the girl in the group?

She's not playing anybody. She's just doing it. Not Tiny, not Candy. You know which one I'm talking about. Y'all know exactly. That's how I know I'm good at casting. Speaking of Mona Scott. That's how you know I'm good at casting,

because you know exactly who I'm talking about. I'm not talking to you. Love and Hip Hop Miami has just added Bryant McKinney to their lineup. You know Bryant McKinney, NFL player. That makes sense. Now, every time I'm in Miami, I always see Bryant McKinney. He's a light for the party in Miami.

Yeah, doing something. He's an ex-NFL pro bowler. So that should be pretty interesting. And now let's discuss Made in America. Jay-Z and J. Cole are headlining the Made in America Festival this year. Now they've also announced the Chainsmokers, Pusha T, they have Vic Mensa, DMX, Amigo, Salon, Run the Jewels, Little Dragon, 21 Savage, A Boogie with a Hoodie, Wizkid, Rob Stone, Rhapsody, Ugly God. Ugly God, by the way, just did lip service. A lot of people were upset about it.

If you have a chance to check that out. But a huge, huge, huge lineup. Nick Grant is going to be there. And that's September 2nd and 3rd in Philly. Okay. All right. Also, Jay-Z is getting sued for the Roc Nation logo. I thought he owned it.

But Iconic's brand group is saying he doesn't own the logo anymore. They say they paid $204 million for it. And they have control over where the logo can go. And it's been on a few different things, on MLB hats, shirts, hoodies, et cetera. They're saying they never approved that deal, so they're suing for at least $10 million. But the paper plane is brand new almost.

I don't know what happened. We got to get some more information. That doesn't sound right. A power group is saying they paid for the use of that logo, for that logo. I don't know. Jay-Z's smarter than that. By the way,

that's one of my favorite logos. Dropping the clues bombs for Emery Jones. That's one of my favorite logos, by the way. All right, Future. Now, he still owes money to Rocco,

and Rocco wants to get that money, and what he wants to do is he wants the court to force Future to put his salary from his Nobody Save Tour in escrow

because he feels like Future's going to blow through that money and never pay him what he owes him, which is supposedly upward of $5 million. All right, and Aries Bears is going to be suing. He's filing a lawsuit against Zoe Williams. Now, he was doing an internet radio show, and things went a little bit left, if you recall.

Here's what happened. Shut the f*** up while I'm talking. The loudest niggas are the light-skinned niggas that wish they could be black. You gotta do that work, though. I know. Go ahead with your little salt and pepper chin. I'm not drunk, man. I don't drink.

I'm very clear-minded. Uh-huh. Which means I'll fuck you up even more because I'm drunk. All right, well. You're a little salt and pepper chin. Well, yeah, he got attacked in the studio, so now he is planning to sue. He says he did the same kind of thing that Chris Rock does,

and his injuries are affecting his ability to perform well. What does he mean he does the same kind of thing Chris Rock does? That's what he said. I guess jokes. Who's he going to sue? He's going to sue the radio host.

But Aries didn't even get hit. As soon as Zoe took his glasses off, he couldn't even see where he was swinging. Aries, nothing hit you. I saw the video. You didn't get touched. All right, well, I'm Angela Yee, and that's your Rumor Reports.

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