The Breakfast Club - Breakfast Club Flashbacks Featuring Interviews From Teairra Marí & 50 Cent

Episode Date: December 26, 2019

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Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? I planted the flag. This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my God.

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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? Hi, it's Tony. Tony, get it off your chest. Hey, how's it going? Hey, you and that. I just want to say

I'm positive, man. I appreciate y'all every day. I've been in the Army for 14 years, man, so I only want to go to work every morning at 5 o'clock, but listening to y'all at 6 o'clock, man, keeps me motivated, man. That energy y'all have every day, so I appreciate that. Alright. Thank you, brother. Have a good day, man. Thank you.

Alright, man. Hello, who's this? It is Nasty Buck, parking out of Norfolk, Virginia. Nasty Buck from the 757. What's up, bro? Good morning to you, DJ Enzy, Andrew, everything, good morning. What up, King? Peace. Peace, yeah. I just want to shout out people that. Good morning. What up, King? Peace. Peace.

I just want to shout out people that lost their vision. I lost my vision last year due to diabetes. So I'm just trying to keep it positive, keep it moving. Okay. Man, I had a homeboy tell me yesterday he losing vision in one of his eyes. I don't know if it's because of diabetes, but. Yeah, I lost mine due to diabetes. Diabetes, you know, that's the leading cause of people losing their vision. So I'm just trying to show some positivity and all that.

Yes, sir. Yeah, I'm sorry to hear that, but I'm glad you're keeping it positive. Yeah, got to. Appreciate y'all for everything y'all do. I listen to y'all every morning. I was incarcerated last year, so I just listen to y'all every time. Get me through my struggles. All right.

All righty, brother. Happy to have you home. All right, you too. Hello, who's this? Yo, this is Editor Pistodio. Let me get Kyle back again. Y too. Hello, who's this? Yo, this is Eddie the Custodial Engineer. Kyle is back again. Y'all doing all right this morning? Yeah, we're doing pretty good, man.

What's up, man? How you doing, sir? I'm awesome. Have a blessed day. How you doing this morning? I'm blessed, black, and highly favored, sir. Hey, man, I say the same thing every time, man. I just wanted to let y'all know that I will be in there tomorrow to crank up the thing.

I can't understand nothing you're saying, sir. All I know is you said you will be here tomorrow, but I don't know. So you ain't come here, but thank you, though. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's going on, y'all? Good morning, it's Jose. What's up, Jose? Get it off your chest.

What's good? Y'all want to honestly just say thank you, guys, because y'all are bomb. I like y'all vibe a lot. You know, like every morning I sign chest. Let's go. Y'all want to honestly just say, uh, thank you guys, because y'all the bomb. Like, I f***ed y'all. I like y'all vibe a lot. You know, like, every morning, I sign off. It's a vibe. I jump in, I jump in,

and I put y'all on in the radio every morning. All right. Hello, who's this? Hey, how you doing? This is Will, man. Good morning, Ashley. Good morning, Charlemagne.

Good morning. Hey, it's King. Good morning, Will. What's happening, brother? Uh, I just had one thing to say. Well, I got a couple things. First, Charlemagne. He's king. Good morning, Will. What's happening, brother? I just had one thing to say. Well, I got a couple things. First, on the main. Yes, sir. I heard you're advertising

for him hair growth. Yes, sir. I was wondering, does it make sense for a bald-headed man to advertise hair growth? Does it make sense? It's not just hair growth, though. That's a good question. That's a great question, bro. It's libido.

You know what I'm saying? It's just, you know, being, it's wellness in general, physical wellness in general. The Czech Claire, bro. Yeah. No. I heard that. You heard more than just the bald head on the commercial, though. And I said it on the commercial.

I got a bald head. You did. You did. You did. And I'm like, what the f***? This don't make no sense. You can't curse, sir. I got a bald head. You did. You did. You did. And I'm like, what the f***? This don't make no sense. You can't curse, sir. A hair commercial bald head.

Okay, brother. Thank you for calling in. Have a good weekend, man. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's up? It's John. What's up, John? Get it off your chest.

How you guys doing this morning? Good. How are you? Good, good, good. I'm great. I'm great. What's up, Charlemagne? What's up, King?

I got a bone to pick with you, sir. Talk to me. Talk to me. Talk to me. Uh-huh. 6.05. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. If you do that every morning, I don't care what time you get there. As long as we know who you get.

Oh, my God. Yes, sir. Don't encourage that. I got you. All right. Thank you, man. That's a great compromise. I'm with that.

Oh, my goodness. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up right now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Wake up. Wake up. Wake your ass up. This. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Wake up, wake up.

Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest. Say it, say it, say it. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Aisha from Brooklyn. Hey, Aisha, get it off your chest. I actually was a girl, but I never had, you know, my whole life, they sung that. Classic.

Come on, guys. Classic. Another bad creation. I got something to say, but I'm scared of Charlamagne's response because he a little crazy, but I'm going to say it anyway. Go. Right, right. So I've been married for four years. I'm 30 years old.

And my husband is incarcerated in the feds right now. So long story short, he be like tracking me on Facebook, on every type of social media. I don't know if he got people screen recording, whatever, but all I was doing was go to work and go home. So he just got caught with a cell phone and they gave him a ticket. And so they took his business for a whole year, a whole freaking

year they took his business over the cell phone. He goes and get another cell phone tracking me, talking about some guy I don't even know on Instagram. just all this stupid stuff And I'm just like, what more do you want? I'm there for you, your family ain't there I'm the only one doing everything I work and go home, that's all I do

I don't even go out This man is on my back 24-7 I don't know what to do Yeah, but you gotta understand That's jail-related stress That's all I know he miserable And I try to be there 100,000% But you got to understand, that's just all jail-related stress. That's all. That man is miserable. I know he's miserable, and I try to be there 100,000%.

I'm there for him more than I'm here for myself. But I'm emotionally drained. He just be doing too much, always accusing me and making stuff up and just going crazy. So I just don't go out. I just stay home. Oh, my God. I wouldn't do that.

But you do have to know where all that is coming from. That's literally only him projecting all his insecurities and fears on you because he's in jail. Oh my God. I wouldn't do that, but you do have to know where all that is coming from. That's literally only him projecting all his insecurities and fears on you because he's in jail. That's it. It's not a fear to you. It's definitely not.

Right, it's not a fear. So that's what I'm saying, like, how do I go about it? Like, you know, because I do want to go out sometimes. Go enjoy your life. What'd he do to get locked up?

Somebody switched on him, his old cousin. Okay, but... What'd he do to get locked up? He was doing something, right? What was he doing? Listen, I don't know where he was going. I don't know. His old husband. Okay, but he was doing something, right? What was he doing? Listen, I don't know where he was going. I don't know.

He wrote a paperwork on him, and I saw he got wrapped up. Otherwise, he wouldn't have gotten wrapped up. Good answer. Enjoy your life, mama. She ride or die right here. Hello, who's this? This is April. Hey, April, get it off your chest.

I want to spread some positivity this morning. I want to thank the Breakfast Club for getting me through my past three years. I have worked in Arkansas, Trump country. Not a lot of people look like me. So I just want to thank you guys for getting me through the past three years. So basically you're saying we're the only black people you get to hear from every day. Basically, that's the reason why I'm with y'all. Thank you.

That black effect is real. Yeah, so I decided that I needed to make a move to get up out of there and I finally found a way out. It's a very toxic work environment, so I'm still working on my business until I can afford to move on

okay mama well keep working alright alright so you guys can visit my Instagram at S-E-M P-A-Q dot com and Julie I would love to send you some samples

I created a feminine emergency kit for men, children, people. You know, sometimes it happens. Yes, girl. I've had plenty of emergencies. So I would love, love, love, love, love to send you some samples. Check out my Instagram at Simpac or my website at www.simpac.com. Thank you, Mama.

Hello, who's this? Snackman. Oh, my God. Snackman, our resident comedian. What's up, Snackman? He's not our resident comedian. He must be doing it at your house. I thought you were locked up, Snackman.

Where you been? Good morning, Angela. I wrote a new joke for you. You don't hear anybody else up here? Y'all be trying to make fun of him. All right, go ahead, man. We wrote a new joke for you. Y'all hear anybody else up here? Y'all be trying to make fun of him. All right, go ahead, man. We're ready, Snack Man. All right.

How can you tell when you're in a relationship with a black woman? Oh, boy. Oh, my God. Okay, Snack Man is not black. I just want to point that out. Go ahead. You see her with her wig off. As if black women are the only women that wear wigs?

Yeah, you know what? All races wear wigs. Shut your dumb ass up. I want to come to your shows one day just to boo the hell out of you. Where your next show at? He hung up on his own. I didn't even have to hang up on him. Damn.

I want to come to his show and just heckle the hell out of him. That wasn't a good one. Boo! Get it off your chest. Boo! Race jokes better be funny. 105.1. If you need to vent, hit us up now.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. 105.1. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary? Consider this.

Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There's 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel.

I am the Queen of Ladonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. The Waikana tried my country. My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory.

I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead. Oh my God. What is that? Bullets. Bullets. We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape from Zakistan.

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Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building, Tiara Marie. Yes. She was a little late, so we got to charge her late fee. Yes, you do. I'm sorry about that.

Everybody wants your money, Tiara. I underestimated the traffic. She ain't got it. I ain't got it, yeah. You owe us a late fee. What's you do. I'm sorry about that. Everybody wants your money, Tierra. I underestimate the traffic. She ain't got it. I ain't got it, yeah. You owe us a late fee. What's up, Tierra? You'll get it later with payment plan. Do you really not have it? You know... Serious question. I mean, it's cool if you don't.

I ain't got it. But she would never say that she did have it. Because you owe 50 what, 30 grand? Yeah, 30 grand, and you know, he wanted, I think, 75K. But the judge granted 30. Well, let's back up. Why do you owe 50 Cent $30,000?

Well, he was friends with my ex who released the sex tape on my page. And 50 reposted it. And it was just very coincidental that he was the only celebrity that posted it. And he's friends with the guy. Are they real friends or just associates? I think they were just associates at the time. I think they came together and my ex asked him to post the video or post the picture, whatever the hell he posted. And I think that 50 eventually thought that me and my ex were in cahoots when that's not true. Because I don't think they're friends or associates anymore.

But you still speak to your ex, right? I haven't spoken to him. After the sex tape, y'all didn't speak to each other? After the sex tape, we did speak to each other because I wanted to believe he didn't do it. You know, like he was saying that he got hacked. He was saying that his other girlfriends whom I had just found out about

the day before. You found out he was cheating on you? Well, I found out he was cheating on them. With you? Right. Okay. So, um, he was making up all these different excuses and I'm just like, so if Curtis is your friend, why would he repost a sex tape of your girlfriend? If you're supposed to be friends. Right. It just didn't make sense. That's a lot to happen at once to to be traumatizing, like not only a sex tape out, but then you also find out that your boyfriend was cheating on you.

And that's how it happened. We shot a scene where I ended up finding out about the girls. And so I told him, like, I don't want anything to do with you. I'm done. Like, drop my house key off. Like, because we were kind of serious, I thought. And he texted me back like, oh, my God, Tiara. I mean, instantly texted me back. Oh, my God, Tiara. Somebody mean, instantly text me back, oh my god, Tiara,

somebody stole my phone with sex tapes in them. And so I'm like... So you thought it was a plot immediately? Yeah, I'm like, oh, I know what you up to. So I got mad. I was pissed. I just was like in a rage. And then the next day the s*** was released and so I just went over his house

and just started busting out his windows and just like going crazy. I was like, I just blacked out. Talk about this, though, because you did have an open lawsuit against Akbar. But you still were talking to him at that time because you did still think that perhaps he was telling the truth. Right. Because every time he would reel me in and I was just like so vulnerable and like just lost and confused at the time. He would reel me in like, oh, I know who did it he would reel me in like oh I know who did

it I know who did it I know who did it I got the proof right here so one time he like I got the proof right here I'm like well I'm on my way to Vegas and so he's like well meet me in this parking lot or whatever and so I'm like all right cool so he's like I got the proof and so my plan was to meet him in the parking lot and call um Lisa to come and serve him because they couldn't find him to serve him. So I was like, OK, I'm gonna get to the parking lot and I'm gonna call them up and serve them. Soon as I got to the parking lot, he ambushes me. Him and this other guy, a guy that I thought was a friend, ambushed me and had me on camera. And it was a test.

And I felt miserable. How'd you feel? Because I reacted and I started going crazy. Like, I was ready to fight. You know what I'm saying? When I should have just been like, you know what? You got it, buddy. What was the point of him taping you?

Because he was 50 Cent's little friend and trying to save him at the time. Like, you know, he was trying to save 50 and get the case dropped. But 50 ended up winning the lawsuit, though, right? He didn't win the lawsuit since that situation happened. Lisa dropped the case because she was like, I can't represent you no more because it just looks crazy. Well, it looked like what, you and Offball was back together? That's what he was taking? Yeah, it looked like. Like you and Altbaugh was back together. That's what he was taking. Yeah, it looked like.

Like you guys were sneaking around, hanging out with each other. Yeah, right, right, right, right, right. However he made his name. So why would she drop the case with 50 then? She just said it looked crazy. She just dropped the whole thing. I just got an email and I had to come up to her office and I signed off. Okay, you dropped the case.

You no longer represent me. But on top of that, I couldn't get anybody else to pick the case back up. So basically the case was just going on. So the judge was like, okay, hey, you lost. You got to pay him his legal fees. That's why I have to pay 50. Have you paid him anything at all or nothing at all? I paid him 50 cents the other day.

How did you pay him? Did you check? No, I Western Unioned it. No, I'm just kidding. I'm kidding. But that's why you were there to check cash in place? Yeah. It was a joke.

All right, we got more with Tiara Marie. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Tiara Marie.

Charlamagne? Have you ever tried to reach out to 50 just to say, let me get 50 on the phone? No, for what? Does he frazzle you at all? No, he doesn't. He makes me laugh. He tickles me.

He's very hilarious. Yeah, he's very hilarious. He's actually been bringing out some of my, you know, funny side. Did you feel like you would get more support, though, based off of the whole situation that people would be more sympathetic toward you? Because it is difficult when you have something so personal leak out that you didn't want to obviously anybody to see. So did you feel like people were not supportive in general? I think people were supportive. It was like half and half

To be honest You know A lot of women Were supportive And a lot of men Were just like Y'all know that Smut did that herself

You know what I'm saying And I don't even post Or I I don't post regularly So why It seemed like that though Not a smut spot But it seemed like you did

Because It seemed like after it came out We seen you and Akbar together Right So it was like If you're that mad That my boyfriend released his tape, there's nothing to talk about. Like, we're not together no more. And then the fact that y'all were still together just seemed like it was another love and hip hop. Yeah, well, we weren't together. We just had met up in a couple of places because I wanted to hear him out.

He was saying he didn't release it. He was saying he got hacked. He was still sticking to that to this day. That's why I had a criminal investigation open, too. What did the criminal investigation come up with? Well, once they dropped the civil, they dropped everything. But the criminal investigation was to find out where it came from. When 50 First posted the video, did you ever think to yourself,

or did somebody on your team say, oh, you can get a bag if you sue Fifth for posting that? Somebody put that in here. Did the attorney reach out to you? Was that the one? I reached out to one of my attorneys and he put me with Lisa. Why? Because somebody told you, like, you can get a bag from Fifth for doing it? He was just saying, like, you need

to civilly sue and criminally sue. So that's what it was. Yeah. Tiara, are you going to therapy or something? You really need to. No, I'm not. Shut the hell up, Charlamagne. No, because you look visibly frazzled. Like you're shaking.

Yes, you are. I'm not frazzled. I am not shaking. You are. All right. Give her a hug, man. No, I don't need a hug. She said no.

No, no, no, no, no. Because if he feels that kind of energy, I don't want to give that to him. True. There's some things that are funny and some things are not, but you look like you need a hug. Because if he feels that kind of energy, I don't want to give that to him. True. There's some things that are funny and some things are not, but you look like you need a hug. Really? Do I look like I've been crying or something? Yes.

Sometimes I think that things happen and people don't look at people as human beings either in situations like this. People joke around. They do stuff. But it affects people. Tierra is really a human being. Yeah, it definitely affects me. I'm a woman. I'm human. Yes, and I mean, one of my most intimate moments

was exposed to the world. So hell, f*** yeah. It affected me. So he hacked you or he had your password? He had my password. So you know it was him? I know it was him. So then there's no question who it was on the line. Yeah, yeah. But he's claiming that one of his girls did it.

Okay, from his phone. So his phone, right. Yeah, yeah. Because this is the day after I found out about his chicks. How long was you and that boy together? For about nine months. And you let him tape you? Yeah.

Damn, Tia. Wait, is he going to get on tomorrow? I want to know. You know what? Now that I think about it, I would love to talk to him. There you go. See, Iia. Wait, is he going to get on tomorrow? I don't know. You know what? Now that I think about it, I would love to talk to Curtis. There you go. See, I'm talking about him. Just call him.

Why can't you just dial his number? That's your friend. Because he's taping, and I made his person with him go walk over to him. What, he's taping Powell? I don't know what. I didn't ask. I'm not his assistant. Oh, you hit his man, and he said he's taping.

I hit him first. He didn't reply, so I hit his man, and they said he's taping. Damn. So if I could get him on the phone, what's the first thing you would say to 50? I don't know. I don't know either. That's why it's going to be amazing. That's why we need to make this.

Could you just call him and just see if he picks up? I just called him. He didn't answer. That's why I called him. Oh, got you, got you, got you. I don't know. I would have loved to get y'all on the line, man. That would be great.

You could definitely see it was me. But I really think that one conversation, you and Fifth would put this behind y'all. I really believe that, yo. I'm sorry, T. I'm sorry we couldn't get him on the line. I'd have loved to try to squash it with you. Yeah, no, that's fine, honey. God is good, you know. We tried.

It's Tierra Marie. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's Topic Time. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Let's talk about it. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just join us, we're talking about being high at work. Now, this comes from a Miami Heats basketball player. What's his name, Yee? Dion Waiters. Now, what happened with him? Well, he got suspended without pay. He reportedly overdosed on edibles

ahead of a game against the Lakers. It happened last week. Now, they made an announcement on Sunday. They said, Heat statement on Deion Waters. We are very disappointed in Deion's actions this season that include the very scary situation on Thursday night and grateful the outcome wasn't worse.

And they said, there's been a number of instances this season in which Deion has engaged in conduct detrimental to the team. So now he's suspended without pay for 10 games, and that's because of the edibles that he had. Well, he didn't OD. He just took a large amount that he wasn't used to. He had some gummies, and he passed out, and he had a seizure.

And then, yeah. Well, maybe he took too many then. All right, well. Isn't that overdosing? He should have went to the house of Mary Jane out in Detroit and they would have gave him his right dosage. But anyway, so we're asking 805-85-1051. We're talking about high stories. You high at work.

All right. Now we have one from Envy. We actually have audio from when Envy was at work high. Oh, now I remember. I'm doing it. I'm doing it for me. So in my defense, I was high. Oh, now I remember. I'm doing it. I'm doing it for me. So, in my defense, I was high. You always talk like that.

I was high. No, I was high. I was high. And the bad thing about it is whoever gave me that, I don't even remember. I went home and gave it to my wife, and then she was high. Why would you do that to her after that happened to you? And I tricked her, too. I was like, try this chocolate, babe.

So, you drugged your wife? Yes. But it was... We don't recommend that, by the way. No, we don't recommend that. But I told her what it was after, and she just thought it was a little piece of chocolate, so she took a little bite,

and it had high dosage of THC in it. And when I say she was high, she was... We talk about it all the time. She was swimming on the actual carpet. Like, she thought she was in the ocean and she was swimming. Why did you do that to her? I don't know, but she didn't talk to me for weeks because of that. And that was the first time that she's ever tried any type of drugs.

So, and last. This is a terrible story, by the way. Please don't anyone ever do that to anybody that you care about or anyone, period. Please don't. But anyway, now what about you? You ever got high and went to work? High at work? A couple times, yeah. One time we were doing lip

service with Wiz Khalifa and I smoked some of that Khalifa Kush. As a matter of fact, the two times I was high at work was because of Wiz Khalifa. Nice, Wiz. Now that I think about it, one time was at Powerhouse at the concert and I smoked a little bit. And the thing about his weed is that after like two pulls,

it's over for you. And I'm not like a heavy smoker at all. I couldn't feel my legs when I was doing lip service and he was there. I was so nervous. I was like, I'm glad I didn't drive anywhere. And I was in the car going home just trying to be quiet. Goodness gracious. Let's go to the phone line. Hello, who's this?

It's Shane, man. I'm calling from California, San Diego. Oh, hey, Shane. We're talking about your high stories, high at work. Hey, but look, I'm flying from San Diego to Las Vegas, so I pop like three edibles. So I get on the plane, fall asleep, wake up, I get up and leave

all my s*** on the plane, my laptop, all my iPhone. He just left. I'm like, damn, he just left. You know, shout out to Frontier, though, they sent my stuff back, but yeah, the edibles, man, they put you in a coma. He just got up the plane and left everything. You know what, I'm thinking about it. It was another time, right?

This is bad. I was on a plane and I was in Miami. Somebody gave me an edible and I took the edible. This was a long time ago. And I ran on the wrong plane. I got on the wrong plane. Did they tackle you? They didn't tackle me. I got on the wrong plane. Somebody was sitting in my seat. And I was like,

yo, you in my seat. They weren't in your seat, by the way. I know, they weren't. So I pulled my ticket out, and I'm like, look, this is my seat. They was like, no. This plane goes to Newark. You're going to LaGuardia. You're on the wrong plane. And then you were like, womp, womp.

I had to turn around, take my bags out the thing, and everything, and walk off. And you know who was on that plane? Who? Maxwell was on that plane. Oh, and you already have a thing for Maxwell. I do not have a thing for Maxwell. You have this whole thing where Gia, that's her past, Maxwell. And you know who else was on that plane?

Don't ignore me. I'm ignoring you. What's her name? It used to be Kanye's artist. I can't think of her name. Oh, my gosh. I love her to death, too. Estelle.

Estelle. Sorry, Estelle. Estelle was on that plane, too. And Estelle, they were laughing at me as I walked off. I felt so bad. Sheesh. Well, I did have an experience, too, when I was in San Francisco and I had a couple of edibles. They tasted delicious, too.

They were like these little watermelon gummies. And I went to the hotel room and my key didn't work. And I was with Paris. And I just sat on the floor outside the room and went to sleep. Outside the room? I just was too tired to walk back down and get the key. She actually had to have them come bring the key up to the room. My goodness. Hello, who's this?

Oh, hi. My name's Natasha. Natasha. Now, we're talking about being high at work. You got a story for us? Yes. Okay. So, it was a long time ago, and it was me and my best friend that used to work at this nitrogen ice cream place, you know, where they have the liquid ice cream cream and you freeze it to order.

Yep. So my friend came by and she's like, oh, I have these brownies. So we're like, all right, cool. So we take it and we're like, this isn't really doing anything. So as we're doing it, as we're taking it, we're like, all right, you know what? Let's just smoke a little bit more. And we're like, you know what? This brownie sucks.

Like we haven't felt it at all. And then all of a sudden, we're, like, making these ice creams for these people, and this huge gallon of liquid ice cream falls on the floor, and it, like, hits us. And we just start cracking up in front of all these people, and they're all just looking at us, and we're just laughing and laughing

and laughing. And then from then on, it was just, like, nonstop. Like, we couldn't even work. My goodness. It was just way too intense. My goodness. Stay off the edibles. I know. You just never know how it's going to hit either or how long it's going to last. Yeah, you don't know. All of a sudden, you're like, this doesn't work.

And then all of a sudden it hits you and it's like 10 times more than you thought it would be. That's the trick. I think people take it and be like, man, this is whack. I'm going to take more. And then when they take that more, it's a wrap. I had a situation with Mayno where I actually gave him some edibles that someone close to me made for him. And he said he couldn't leave the house for two days because he kept taking them, even though he was told only to take one. Yeah, your brother's edibles is dumb strong.

Envy, I just had someone close to me because I didn't want to say who it was. Oh, sorry. Oh, my God. All right. Well, what's the moral of the story? Don't get high at work? Is that the moral of the story? The moral of the story is to control your high.

Make sure you're in a good environment. You're amongst people. Don't do that-ish at work, okay? That's it. All right. Keep it locked. We have more coming up next. It's The Breakfast Club.

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Yeah, man. Happy to be here too. 50 Cent. The legendary 50 Cent. I'm in here, man. I was waiting for you to come because Power's back on. I know you directed an episode and we got to see that, which was great. And I saw you everywhere else. They bossed me around a little bit on the remakes, right? I did it on the remix because it was six years I thought it was time to kind of freshen it up

and they was like Nah. Nah, put that back. That's the last season. You know what I realized though? The remix ain't really bad. It just shocked us. It was too much of a surprise.

I was making it now. Trey Songz a little A-boogie you know what I'm saying? And then they went the old version back because it felt like it was a little more great. Joe is classic, though.

You give it a classic feel. That's why I did that in the beginning. We had a whole discussion about it. What was the call with the train? How did you call the train and be like, yo, train, we're not using that one? I just came in the studio to get him to do it. I came in the studio.

I was like, yo, I got to do a remix. I'm going to redo the song. He was like, what? He really was like, why you want to do that? And I was gonna Like redo the song He was like What? Like he really was like Why you wanna do that? And I was like Nah but listen to the joint When I played it for him

I already A Boogie already did his part I had already laid the You know the It's just like a filler The whole chorus was playing In the filler spot And he was like

Oh okay yeah Cause it just felt good Right You know what I mean And then But I got him to do it And then then when he did, he's like, I told you, I got to text right away. I told your ass.

I told you not to do that. And I was like, yo, you're right. That's why I kept saying that, like, every time. Oh, so he told you he didn't want to do it. Yeah, he was like, why you want to do that? Like, why you want? And then when I played it, he was like, oh, okay, I see what you're saying. But he didn't want to.

His first instinct was not to do that. What did Joe text you? It's hard to switch a theme song that we're used to from the very beginning. He wanted to get in the mix on all of the social network

and stuff because it was like everybody wants me. You know, for Joe, that's a good, like everybody's saying me, me. Yeah, put mine back. Does Joe have your number?

Yeah, he got it. Okay, okay. We need to. But we did the song. We had a whole discussion about songs that were like classics from TV shows that we loved growing up. And how would you feel if they switched the song? Because not too many people have done that except like the Cosby show. Like the Sanford and Son type of thing.

Like you need that record. If it doesn't play like that, then you don't even know the show's coming on. That's a fact. No, for real. But I was looking at it like, because it's going to continue. The continuation, like Power, we said that this is

the finale. When it ends, it starts 48 hours later. So it's not like a new introduction of a whole new show. Power Book 2, there's new characters

because Mary is starring in Power Book 2. But there's, it's just a continuation. It's the aftermath of everything that you see in the finale, you know? Hold on, so it's a prequel

or is it, you said aftermath? Yeah, it's coming right after. Like, it's not gonna, because whenever you, like, when everybody, when they talk about ending it, you shouldn't end it,

you shouldn't end it, you shouldn't end the show. I'm like, yeah, why I gotta end the show? I see what you're doing because you're setting Tariq and his little white friend up and the girl to be

the new Tommy, Ghost, and Tasha. It's starting to evolve. I see what you're doing. Are you team Tommy or team Ghost right now? I've always been team Tommy. He's the only one that's been really solid. Your word is mine. I'm ready for Ghost to die.

Ghost can go. No, I'm not going to be. He's a sucker. He did a lot of suckers. He's a sucker. I can't rock with Ghost. A whole lot of sucker vibe going on there. I know that the audience is watching is bigger than

just the inner cities and the people that committed to that lifestyle. So they part in things that the neighborhood won't part in. He's calling the cops when he feels like if he has to do it that way, he's doing it by any means. And then they didn't understand why Tasha was more angry

than he was because she wanted him to be on. Be thorough. Yeah, to be rich. So she, like, moved him into that position. Even the idea of sending Kane into jail was Tasha's idea. This is why when we actually get back on the street and we start talking, we can end up working together again. But she's still angry.

Now, what about, first of all, I want to say Tycoon Weekend. Yeah, oh, that was crazy. Now, explain what Tycoon Weekend is and what it is. Because I don't even know what it is. But it's just like I. It's an event Wendy Williams can't get into. No, she definitely can't get into it. Wendy can't get.

We got to talk first. You can't just come to my party, man. You can't just show up at the party. Look, Tycoon's aunt started. Aunt Lady's man. We did it in Atlanta. A concert piece and then afterwards it was all a compound and the following day it was a pool party

that we set up. And then I said, yo, we need to move that to New York. We took it out there. So it's cool to get 3,000 people into an event, have a party and then have everybody go home without any problems. No problems, no situations. Well, there were a lot of people

who couldn't get in, though. Like Wendy. How does security know not to let Wendy in? Like, do you have a list? Like, okay, this person, this person, that person. No, you can even see the camera.

They was like, look at Wendy Williams, can't get in. You know what I'm saying? Like, they just, they was taping that and doing the, like. But she did eventually get in?

Yeah, yeah. She got into the door so she could snoop. To lobby. To see Snoop and stuff like that and then their life. But she did eventually get in? Yeah, yeah. She got into the door so she could snoop. To lobby. To see Snoop and stuff like that. And then feel him. Like, look. Like, I told you.

This was the first time. And I called Fifth and I was like, I ain't never see a party with so many artists, so many celebrities. And the celebrities were running around. It wasn't like they were stuck in the section. And the Snoop. You know how they park. They park the section.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. They're all in the corner. And they're like, this yo. And you look and you go, such and such is here. If the DJ don't tell you, you don't see them. Right. Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

They're hiding. Nah, we was running around. Snoop running around spraying people in the face with water guns. Like, it was, like, people had fun. Yeah. And then everybody left. I was like, this is the first time I've seen this in at least 15 years. Yeah.

Did you get sprayed, Emi, in the face? Trey Songz. Everybody. Wow. F you. Trey Songz and Casanova definitely got me with the water gun. You ain't going to put it like that, you ass. Yeah, we had a ball.

And that came from what happened in Atlanta. Because when we was out there, we was just running around. They even seen the little videos we was making in the hotel. We was playing with Trey and the different people around. So, like, it's just, the energy was just different. Was Bow Wow really not invited? Yeah, he was not invited this time. So we went to a strip club out there, love.

We went to a strip club out there, and we brought so much money to throw that it was not an issue for you to go in your pocket. So everybody just have a good time. That works out as long as you throw the money for what we intended it for. This is the entertainment budget. We brought this to entertain the room and everybody has a good time

because it's one of those things where the girls don't feel pressured. This is not desperation twerk. Right. We're twerking because we're having a great time tonight. You know, we're just trying to change that vibe. And then when you see them go home and they're on a snap, like, somebody better come get this.

Somebody better come get this. So Bow Wow pocketed the money? He went home with the money. Now, hold on, hold on. I just want to be clear. We had a discussion about something completely unrelated to this, and Charlamagne and Envy both would pocket the money too. What?

Envy, I've been in a strip club with you. That was my money, though. I can leave with my money. Oh, you can leave with his own money. The club owner gave you some money. You can decide this is not entertaining enough for me. That was my money, though. I can leave with my money. The club owner gave you some money. You can decide this is not entertaining enough for me. That's my money. This is not entertaining enough.

I feel like I've already entertained myself. But if there's a corporate entertainment budget already for the women, you can't pocket that. No, Charlamagne, I don't even believe that you would do that. You can't do that? It's a little thirsty. It's like you bring somebody out to dinner and they want to take a box, like a doggy box. And you know, this is like a buffet.

But you want a doggy box at the buffet? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Certain places you're not supposed to do that, right? So that's it for him? No, he was on probation. He can come to the next one when we announce the next location. But he definitely couldn't come to New York. All right, we got more with 50

when we come back. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're kicking with 50 Cent. A lot of people don't know, and I was talking to Renee about this, that you always looked at as the villain. I don't understand.

Because you're the bad guy. You claimed that years ago. New York's number one bad guy. You help a lot of people out. I said that one time Because you're the bad guy. You claimed that years ago. New York's number one bad guy. You help a lot of people out. I said that one time and they gave it to me. You help a lot of people out. You lend a lot of people money. You support a lot of people. Nobody wants to borrow money from 50 at this point. They do it now because they make them hot on the ground. You lend out a lot of money

to regular people, to artists, to athletes, to DJs, to regular people. Is it lending or giving? Well, it's lending if it's, like, with business stuff around it. You know what I'm saying? And you expect returns on whatever you're putting in. But, like, a lot of times, if they, my instincts are to do it. Like, I think, to be honest with you, I view money as freedom.

It's the freedom to invest in myself or whatever my idea is at the time. And they'll come, we'll have a conversation and it just feels like something to do you know what I'm saying even when we talk about television or different things I'm like yo we need to do this I see the qualities that people have

that I don't have at points it stands out to me, I watch them and then I'm like yo I want to work with that because it's different. It's what I don't have at points. Other people, they look at it and if they see if they haven't felt it enough for themselves

they can't help other people be where they need to be. You know what I'm saying? It's like a selfish nature of people if they haven't felt that had confirmation or felt those feelings for themselves. Plus I think it's the cancer in you too though. Yeah, it's just of people if they haven't felt that, had confirmation or felt those feelings for themselves. You know, and I'm... Plus, I think it's the cancer in you, too, though.

Yeah, like, it's just, it's another win. It's a win that we couldn't make through what I have. And maybe the other person has it. And I'm like, yo, it's different, like, when your book come out. I got the book, looking at it, reading it on my own. Thank you, I appreciate that. You know what I'm saying? Because I'm like, why would I, if you don't have a book on sale at the same time,

why would you not like to see his book be successful? Right. I don't understand. I understand the competitive nature of people when they're competing for something. That's like when you see me say no Puffy Juice. It's when I'm selling F and vodka. Immediately after I'm not selling F and vodka,

I don't know what Puffy's doing today. I was watching his ass while he was doing it because I'm a direct competitor to him at that point. You know, and then it's just the way I do things. If you don't have people to compete with, you have to create that. You do it all the time. This week you're competing with Michael Jackson. No, Mike,

look, I just like... For what? They don't even let you have an opinion. Your personal opinion. But of course his daughter's going to chime in, so... Yeah, I didn't know that his daughter chimed in until I saw the article. So you said Chris Brown is better than Michael Jackson. No, I said... The statement I made was, I think Chris is better than MJ right now.

Michael's dead. But that's what I'm saying. Look, after you... There's artists out there that rap better than Tupac right now. But this is what I'm saying. Look, after you, there's artists out there that rap better than Tupac right now. That's a fact. Because they got better.

Over time, we got better. You see what I'm saying? And I'm like, look, I'm going now with the showmanship. Like on stage, what he's doing is another level to what the showmanship was then.

You think I wasn't excited about the moonwalk? I had the Billie Jean poster at my house. I was selling crack, but I had the Billie Jean poster at my house. You know what I'm saying? It's just the circumstances made me sell crack. Nobody cares about this.

I don't think nobody cares about the opinion. It's just that when you say, but who cares about the little boy's butts? That's after. What about the little boy's butt? Now look, these are things that you can't escape, people, right? The man built Neverland. Oh boy.

A cool place for kids to hang out. Right. Had the little boy sleep over, right? We're not saying whether he touched the boy's butts or not

because that's not right. I said that because people will attack me for my comment. When you see the Michael Jackson, look at my page and there's specific

Michael Jackson, extreme Michael Jackson lovers. And I'm you see the Michael Jackson, look at my page and there's specific Michael Jackson, extreme Michael Jackson lovers. And I'm saying you love Michael Jackson so much that you would look past the little boy's butts. It wouldn't even matter that they touched the little boy's butts because you would be supportive of him regardless. And it's like,

he has a body of work that's that magnetic that some people would just not see. If you put the facts right in front of them, they would be like... They don't want to give up off the wall. No. I'm not... I'm just not coming off of that. It's too much for him. You know what I'm saying? Any other case. Look, in R. Kelly...

R. Kelly beat his case the first time. They still had him guilty the whole time. So when he showed up the next time, voila. Well, R. Kelly had a video too. That ain't making no better. Yeah. He said that was his brother,

I thought. He did say that was his brother. He did say that was his brother. He said it was Joe. He said it was Joe. Now, what made you wake up? What made you wake up and say, you know what?

I need my money back from these guys I let money from. But you know what happens? People do this thing. There's no sympathy for winners. Everybody in this room is a winner. So, you know what I mean? When you have. There's no sympathy for winners. Everybody in this room is a winner.

So, you know what I mean? When you have success, you can't have it without jealousy, without envy or entitlement. Entitlement being the scariest part because it's growing in someone you love dearly. You know what I'm saying? And that is what makes people look at you and go, oh, he got it. So it's cool. You should excuse it. Like when they say they're awarding you something in the courts, it's usually something that

you already paid, so they're just returning it, awarding you legal fees. You know what I mean? So with Tiara Marie and stuff like that, when the girl's trying to, she's trying to get the bag. She said it on tape. I'm trying to get the bag. And then you go, when it doesn't work out and they tell you to pay the $30,000, people on the outskirts can identify with not having $30,000 to give.

And they go, oh, you got it, Fiff. So just let her, you know. Let her live. And you go, let her live. What you talking about? That's the $30,000 that I spent in the process already on legal fees. Did you get it yet? Did she pay anything back?

No, she's got a payment plan. Oh, that's okay. Look, I don't care if you feel like you went to college. I don't care if you feel like you went to college. You didn't attend any classes, but you got a payment plan. Oh, that's okay. She's working on it. I don't care if you feel like you went to college. I don't care if you feel like you went to college. You didn't attend any classes, but you got bills to pay? It's cool. It's fine with me.

Just when you make a mistake, you have to identify with the mistake. We tried to call you up here one day when she was up here. I know. I'm glad I missed that part. Do you ever feel bad? Like, did you feel a little bad sometimes?

Like, man, okay. she's going through a lot. No. I didn't know. You know, I do watch people. I saw you backtrack with Moneybagg Yo and Meg Thee Stallion. Yeah, that was, look, because I didn't really, I didn't know who that was. I didn't know that Megan, that was Megan at the point, because she had this whole new blue hair and all this stuff.

I hadn't even seen her with that look. So it was a picture and he said, she want to do what I want to do. And then I'm thinking, oh, look, the content, the things that we send and the music and everything else that's there. I'm going, that's right. There's pretty hoes everywhere and the pressure will break them. And I'm talking about his girlfriend.

I was like, oh no, listen up. Let me just say sorry. Let me apologize. Because I didn't know. But now I realized who she was or what the picture was, was 50 attacks money bags, yo, and his girl. And Megan Thee Stallion. Right. And I go, what?

When did I do that? When did I do that? I'm a regular girl. What if it wasn't Megan Thee Stallion? Would you have apologized? Yeah. Okay. Yeah, because I didn't know.

I asked Wiz Khalifa. I said, I ran into him in the gas station and apologized about the Amber Rose thing. Not because I thought I was wrong with what I was saying, but because he was married. You see what I'm saying? Then I already leveled. It means it's not as...

I missed that. I missed the Amber Rose thing. What was the Amber Rose thing? I think a line on the record that says, she's all right for a night, but don't keep her. And he's like, well, we're getting married. Yeah, we're getting married, and I'm like, oh, so you serious about this? It's different than if y'all just hanging out with each other.

It changes. He loved the girl. Alright, we got more with 50 when we come back. Let's get into a 50 Cent mini mix. It's the Breakfast Club. That was a 50 Cent mini mix. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. That was a 50 Cent mini mix. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God, We Are The Breakfast Club. 50 Cent is here. Charlamagne?

You got a lot of TV deals. You got Stars, ABC. What am I missing? Oh, man. BET. Yeah. But non-TV shows. How in the hell are you able to keep all those deals, talking all that shit on social media? Give me the secret. No, my brand is built different.

See, I come from, look, they try to put you in the mogul section. I like to stay rapper. Gotcha. You know what I'm talking about? When they want you to say, when you go, you're a mogul now, you can't say that, 50.

You can't say it. As much as you want. And they want to do that. I'm like, wait a minute. I'm a rapper. I'm a rapper. I'm a rapper. I'm still here. So I can still say

what I feel, like my honest opinion about things at points. And then you go, that saves me. See, that allowed me to say things. I know you look

and you go, what in this climate? Why would you say some shit like that? Like some of the stuff I say and then it's because I can still say it because of the stuff I say, and then it's because I can still say it because of the way I made my way into this position.

Have you ever lost the opportunity because of anything that you've said on social media? No. Not because of... Not because of that. The thing that I said, like, nah. You know, like, even the reference to, like, the Emmys and stuff like that,

like, I really don't care about that. Like, the numbers say that power about that number. The numbers say that Power is number one. You see what I'm saying? And then if they want to be in the blind, it really gives me a control, a new position at Starz because the idea,

my idea in the show is driving the success of the entire network at that point. So when you start seeing the spinoffs in the other shows like the BMF series is well anticipated. Different things that I developed. So no executives at ABC ever say anything to you?

That's Disney. But that's right. I could be at Disney and be 50 Cent because I'm hot as a mother. When you start doing, look, when you start,

when you start making a whole network's work, they go, okay, well, let me see what happens. It's a slow method towards madness. Just watch. Let's see what happens. And then there's an audience that didn't even exist to them. Yeah. Right.

You see what I'm saying? African-American, Latino audience that is, it has power and they see themselves in the show. They see people easily relatable. And then they see it trending and that probably doesn't happen too often. Not to regular traditional television shows, because it's been in the same cookie-cutter concept of how they develop it, so it doesn't have the same... If they ever asked you to apologize for something, would you?

We saw you apologize to me back there, so would you? If the execs say, hey, man, we need you to apologize to the LGBT community and women... I don't understand why I would be doing that because I don't say anything wrong. You know, honestly, if I was saying something that I felt like was, I'm out of pocket, I'm wrong about it, I would apologize. But I just don't think that they should

force me or limit how my views on things. You know what I'm saying? Like, if you're going, people are afraid of those communities, you just said. Both of them. And it's because women, the only person under attack is a heterosexual male. Because anything that you say within tradition and business, of course, it was more of a male-driven situation. But now they're looking at it and they're going, the whole women's movement is an attack on tradition. You know, and look, the whole LGB, that option, non-traditional thought is against tradition.

You know what I'm saying? But tradition isn't always right. Sometimes you do have to be against what's traditional. You're right. I was in Saudi Arabia, and they have some interesting lifestyle choices out there. What are they? I've never been.

You can have four wives. That's amazing. But you got to afford them, so you'll slow down real quick. And if you're caught in a car with someone who isn't your wife, you're publicly shamed and fined $100,000. And if you're actually sleeping with someone who isn't your wife, it puts you in a pit and stones you to death. Wow.

What? Yeah, so you kind of have... No one would be in this room. Yeah, you have really extreme focus out there. There is no problem. You don't have that thing with your wife where you walk the straight line, you walk the straight line.

And after you have a lady now? Yeah, yeah. Why are you blessing, Phil? Why are you blessing? She's very beautiful. Yeah, it's Why you blessing, Phil? Why you blessing? She's very beautiful. Yeah, it's really, really good. Hey, you know, she's new for me. She's new for me, people.

That's nice. So what made you say, this is the one, I'm settling down? She told me that. That's what you need. She told me I'm the one we settle down, huh? That is what you need, though. You needed somebody to tell you, like, this is happening. Yeah, yeah.

Kind of bossed me around a little bit there. Hey, has 6ix9ine reached out to you from jail? No, I haven't spoken to him. Really? Would you answer? No. Not now, no. You wanted to be careful?

That was your son first. Yeah, I know, but this is mother's child now. After you do shit like that, you're your mama's child. Don't call me. Don't call me. My goodness. shit like that, you're your mama's child. Don't call me. Don't call me. My goodness. What do you think about Jay-Z's deal with the NFL?

What did you think about that when you heard about it? I think that was the timing was a little wild. But, I mean, that's a Roc Nation deal. You know, Jay, he's going to take the heat for it. But if you're saying how you would build the right musical act for the halftime show, I mean, it's a decent play after they passed on

the halftime show. I think Beyonce will be at the halftime this year. Yeah, I think so too. Not this year. No, the next available... Because she did like the last two already, right? The last two out of three? Well, they did turn it down. Definitely some

rock nation artists there. Yeah, definitely that. That's what that's about. Would you do it? White America loves you. To do the... Halftime show? I'm probably would've did it

if they caught me without me, you know, knowing what was going on. How much they pay you for that? Not a lot. I think you get a lot of boosts in sales and everything.

I think it's more about that. Oh, I wouldn't have did it. Because I got other stuff to do. If that was the benefit of it, then it makes it a little different. But the exposure, when you actually have something on sale, I think it would be great for, you know, new artists to do it. Like, I saw, what's his name, Travis Scott did it?

Yeah, he did it. I mean, but he would have did that. Like, anybody would have did it in that, he did it. I mean, but he would have did that. Like, anybody would have did it in that position at that point. Right. Well, we appreciate you for joining us. And thank you again for supporting me and my car show. How much does he owe you? No, he don't owe me nothing.

That's good. That's my point with Queen's thing. I just want to put it on record. He owe me mad money. I just want to put it on record. I did mad tapes for the clue. He owe me mad money. No, but I appreciate it because, you know, with Fifth, it's like,

and this is how I think we all should be like, Fifth acts like and treats it like his own car show. So he's like into it. He's involved. He customizes the cars. He makes sure they're there. And I just want to say thank you because a lot of people, you know, follow your lead and whatever I need from you, I need a car.

I need this. I need that. You're there. And I just want to say thank you. I got three new joints for the next show. We're going to go crazy. Okay. He's crazy. We're not running I got you. I got three new joints for the next show. We're going to go crazy. Okay. He's crazy.

We're not running out of money. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. You get donkey of the day. You get donkey of the day. You get donkey of the day. You are a donkey. It's time for donkey of the day.

Donkey of the Day, huh? I'm going to fatten all that shit around your eyes. They want this man to throw them blows, man. They wait for Charlemagne to tap them gloves. Let's go. You have to make a judgment of who was going to be on the Donkey of the Day. They chose you. This is a breakfast club, bitch.

Who's Donkey of the Day today? Yeah, it's Donkey of the Day. It goes to my guy, Omari Hardwick, Ghost from Power. That's our guy. But Donkey of the Day does not discriminate. and this is a very teachable moment. What we need to teach today is the proper procedure for greeting another man's woman. Now, I don't care if that woman is your friend or a complete stranger. I don't care if that woman's man is your friend or a complete stranger.

It's just certain things you don't do when you greet somebody else's significant other or, you know, women in general. Now, I have to explain this to you because unless you are are watching us on revolt, you can't see the visual. I'm sure you saw this online. But the 2019 NAACP Image Awards was this past Saturday. And Sir Carter from Brooklyn and Your Highness from Houston, commonly known as Jay-Z and Beyonce, were in attendance. And everyone came to pay their royal respects. Now, I have had and privilege of meeting beyonce a couple times in my life and uh both times i greeted her i looked her in her eyes i shook her hand i said hello peace queen how are you you know introduce her to my wife she shakes my wife hand you keep it moving why well one because to me that's the respectful thing to do uh i used to be an extreme hugger i still am but nowadays if i don't know you like

that nope okay i don't know you like that, nope. Okay, I don't want to violate anyone and make them feel like they have to hug you because you went for it. I don't know Beyonce like that, so I would never. All right? I don't know what her greeting is. She's from the South, so she could be one of those women when you reach for her hand, she says, no, I'm a hugger. If that's the case, cool. You give her a hug because she told you to.

Light little squeeze, keep it moving. Now, I highly doubt Beyonce moves like that with 95%. No. I'm going to say 97% of the people she encounters. You can't just hug Beyonce. You shouldn't just hug Beyonce. You shouldn't just hug any woman you don't know like that, especially when she's with her man. Show some respect. Okay?

I don't do that to any of my homegirls. I don't do that to anybody's girl. The most I would do is give my homegirl a hug if she's with her man and there won't be no long, tight embrace. Something quick and to the point but Amari Hardwick doesn't abide by those rules because as you can see if you're watching Revolt, Amari hugged Beyonce and he kissed her on the cheek.

And seconds later he kissed her on the cheek again. Now this could just be me but I felt like I saw Beyonce looking like, homie, you're doing too much. But even if Beyonce was perfectly okay with it, my brothers, no. Alright, that is not proper etiquette when greeting someone else's woman.

It doesn't have anything to do with her man being insecure. It's no twisted definition of toxic masculinity. You shouldn't do that simply out of respect. Respect for that woman's boundaries and respect for her man. Amari got a wife. I would love for someone to show Amari that video and ask him how he would feel if someone did that to his wife. Envy, what if a man did that to your wife?

If I was there? Like that? Yes. I mean, we'd have some problem. We'd have some furniture moving. He didn't say all that. There'd be some furniture moving. He did a little too much, right?

A little too much, yeah. I mean, a guy grabbed your ass in front of your wife. So that was a little bit too much, too. So I just want to to say all that. Yeah, it'd be some furniture. He did a little too much, right? A little too much, yeah. I mean, a guy grabbed your ass in front of your wife. So that was a little bit too much, too. So I just want to put that out there. He didn't grab my ass. He didn't see it, though. He didn't grab my ass. He smacked my ass and said, good job.

There's a difference. Oh. It's like, you know, when you play basketball. No, I don't. Okay. All right, forget it. But I think Amari got caught up. All right?

I think Amari got so excited to see Beyonce, like a lot of people do, that he lost his cool. But the reason this is a teachable moment is because we as men have to learn our boundaries. You should not feel entitled to kiss any woman once or twice, you know, without her permission. I was reading an article in New York Magazine by a woman named Lucy Flores. I think you pronounce it. She was a nominee for lieutenant governor in Nevada back in 2014. And she told a story about former Vice President Joe Biden coming up behind her, putting two hands on her shoulders, leaning into her and kissing her on the back of her head. Now, Joe Biden says never did he believe he acted inappropriately.

If it is suggested he did so, he will listen respectfully. He also said that America has arrived at an important time when women feel they can and should relate. They should be able to explain their experiences and men should pay attention and joe biden says he will he is absolutely right and i hope omari is not watching all this backlash and feeling defensive because i'm sure his intentions weren't disrespectful but that doesn't mean it wasn't disrespectful intention is one thing but impact is another and omari when women are telling you that you did something inappropriate, like so many of them are telling you online right now, we need to just shut the hell

up and listen. And fellas, we need to learn from the mistakes of others. Please give Omari Hart with the sweet sounds of the Hamilton's. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey of the day.

Yee-haw. Now, feel free to tell me if I'm reaching a little bit or people online are reaching a little bit. Because I just feel like that was improper etiquette to do. It was improper etiquette. I don't think he meant to kiss her. Yeah, I don't think he meant to kiss her that close to her lips, but I do think he was doing too much. But it could have been a lot of anything. It could have been they were at the NAACP Awards.

Maybe he had a little too much to drink. Jesus Christ, you're just going to say the man was drunk all of a sudden? Maybe he was because that's not something you do. Maybe he was nervous. He was kind of shocked because he was Beyonce. He was excited. He was a little starstruck. That's all it was. Could have been that. That's you do maybe he was nervous he was kind of i think he was excited he was a little you know starstruck that's all it was could have been that's what i think it was it could have been it could have been a bunch of that because he held a little too tight like yes he did see that just tell me maybe it was a little too tipsy i thought it was you don't do

that a normal person you just ain't no you ain't just go oh you were like all right and once again where is julius whenever we see beyon attacked, whether it's by a fan. He wasn't attacked. He's not attacked. He's not attacked. Whether it's by a fan. And I'm talking about the actual fan. Remember the fan?

Oh, with the fan attack. Where is Julius in these situations? I don't know, but he didn't get attacked there. But let's open up the phone lines, all right? 800-585-1051. What's proper etiquette when talking to someone's girl or wife? That's right. Think about it.

You killed Silver for the same type of stuff, Ghost. I'm with you. I like a good handshake. I look you in your eyes. Handshake. And then every once in a while, somebody else say, hey, you know, we don't do handshakes. We do hugs. And then you just give them a little quick little hug.

Keep it moving. Let me count how long this hug was. Hold on a second. Can we play it one more time? Let me count. Let me see. All right. There he goes. You know, he takes a picture with Hov me count. Let me see. All right, there he goes.

You know, he takes a picture with Hov. No, let me count. All right, then he goes. Kiss. One, two, three. That's too many. That's too many. He didn't go that far.

Wow. He didn't go that far. It was about four and a half. No, it was a six-second hug and two kisses. See? Wow. That's too far. All right, we got more coming up next.

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Call up now for Ask Ye. Eat the bread. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Ye, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Ye. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Trav, man. Trav The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Trav, man. Trav, what's up? I'm the one they call every morning.

Yeah, you sound different. We can tell. We can tell. What's your question for Yee, bro? Hey, man. Hey, Yee. I've been trying to inbox you for a while on Instagram, and I know you got a lot of things to do, but hey, I've been in the friend zone with this female for a while now, right?

And it's like, she got an ex-boyfriend, and it's like I'm plan number two. It's like if he isn't around, then I'm around. And if I'm not around, he's around. And it's like I don't want to say I want to be stuck in the friend zone because it's like I lost a lot of respect for her in the last few years with being in the friend zone. Well, you've been doing this for years.

Yeah, I understand that. But it's like, you know, I try to get out of that. And it's like, you know, I got myself in a jam with, you know, like her birthday was around the corner. And, you know, I don't want to be like, hey, I'm not giving you nothing because of how you did this and how you did that. Or I don't want to be that. Is this your, okay, so you're in the friend zone.

You consider this woman to be your friend. Uh-huh. But you have some benefits. No. So you're just her friend. So what's the problem? She said it double standard. Like, I can't do such a thing that she would do,

but she feel like she can do it. Well, because you let her. I mean, I understand that, but I don't want to be the person that's, I don't want to be the person that's. Trav, you can do whatever you want to do. Who can tell you what you can and can't do? I understand that, but I don't want to be the person that... I don't want to be the person that... Trav, you can do whatever you want to do. Who can tell you what you can and can't do? I understand that. I do understand that.

That's the decisions that you're making based off of what she wants. Yes. Sounds like she's lost respect for you. I mean, I understand that, but I don't think it's lost the respect because I feel like I just don't want to, you know, be that person that's just, you know, want to be there for somebody that don't feel like they're there for me, you know? Okay, so do you like her as more than a friend? I'm confused because you said y'all are just friends.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I like her more than a friend, but it's like, there's nothing I can do. You know what's so crazy? This is my first time calling you guys, and I just got pulled over on the radio. Well, so she doesn't like you. So that's what it is. Like, she considers you a friend. She knows you like her. It's great for her ego.

You're, for years have been willing to accept that, even though you've been pining away for her, but she's not interested in you. Doing good. Doing good. We stopped at a department out there. Oh my God, this guy's having a terrible day.

Let me talk to him. Let me talk to the officer. I'm a truck driver. I stopped at the Comerica Bank, and I pulled off because... No, that's fine. That's fine. It's got a burger. Like I said, the house right next door where you pulled out, we got a burglary alarm from there.

It's early in the morning. Offer him some donuts. So I just wanted to stop, talk to him, and make sure that he's good. This is Charlie May from the Breakfast Club. He offered me to tell you he needs some donuts. But I didn't... Yo, yo, he's bugging. This is Charlie Lane from the Breakfast Club. He offered me to tell you he needs some donuts. But I didn't allow him. Yo, yo, he bugging. He's bugging.

Whoa. Yeah. Hey, I'm sorry, but hey. He's had a name drop. Yo, he's bugging. I drive truck to Office Depot. Oh, yeah? Yeah.

Okay, what did he say? Office Depot equipment. Okay. I don't know if I'm more offended that he didn't want the donuts or he don't know who I am. He definitely don't know who you are. Trav. I'm sorry. Is this trade?

I'm actually on the phone with the radio right now. No, not the radio. Say the Breakfast Club. Ask him if you listen to the Breakfast Club. He definitely doesn't. He says you guys listen to the Breakfast Club. Okay, okay. I'm asking you to hold on for a second.

Okay. Before you open that, do you have any weapons or anything? No. Oh, my God. Stay on the phone. Trav, don't get arrested. Trav, don't get shot. This is just for my day.

I'll be waiting for you right back here real quick. Okay. Right back here. So I take it he doesn't listen to the Breakfast Club? No. Trav, this girl is ruining your life. Put your palms back together. There you go.

I just want to make sure you don't have any weapons or anything dangerous. Then we'll open it up. Make sure you got your office equipment, like you said. Then we'll open it up, make sure you got your office equipment, like you said, and then we'll go from there, okay? I actually got it delivered to the police station. I deliver to you guys every day. See, I bring y'all y'all donuts every morning. I pray to God that he only has office equipment in the back of his truck.

I just don't want you opening up the back here before you do so. Trav, sounds like they're illegally searching you. I wouldn't have given permission to do it. Yeah, you shouldn't have given permission, Trav. Damn, Trav. sound like they're illegally searching you. I wouldn't have given permission to do it. Yeah, you shouldn't have given permission, Trav. Damn, Trav.

It's a weird week, man. It's really weird. Thank you, Trav. Trav, don't listen to Charlamagne.

Trav, you think? Yeah, you want to talk to him, Mark? I'm really, literally,

He does not want to talk to us. Trav, I ain't gonna lie, you sound suspicious. Yeah, Trav. You sound like they just took Trav on the ground. Trav, I ain't going to lie. You sound suspicious. Yeah, Trav. You sound like they just took Trav on the ground. Trav, you don't have to open up your car.

Okay. Okay, he's trying to let me go. I'm so sorry about that, you guys. I'm so sorry. You sorry? Trav, I'm sorry. Goodness gracious. I just want to say, Trav, you're a very nice guy.

You need to find you a woman that wants to be with you. Trav, where you calling from? I'm calling from Detroit. And Charlamagne, I need to find you a woman that wants to be with you. I'm calling from Detroit. And Charlamagne, I wanted to ask that. Ye and Evie is always in Detroit, but you never come. I'll be home. Listen, we need better promo and marketing in Detroit because these cops don't know us out there. You worried about Charlamagne not coming to Detroit?

You about to get locked up, Travis. Travis, I'll be in Detroit in a couple of weeks. We're going to find you a nice woman because there's no reason that you should be somebody's not even choice. She just considers you a friend. She's using you. Yeah, I understand that. I understand that.

Okay. Would she have bailed you out if you got arrested? Yeah, but she's more like the type of person, she wants to know what you did and what happened. Well, of course. I mean, yeah, but she wanted to act like it was my fault I got pulled over. I'm from the city and she's from the suburbs. Let's say it like that. She's not used

to dealing with guys. She thinks I'm a regular hood dude, but you know, I go to work for a living. You're from the west side? I'm from the southwest. Downriver River Roots. Shout out to Roots. Of course, the southwest. Trav, I don't want to give up the phone

with you, bro, because... Like I said, that corner house there next to the bay, we had a burglary alarm there that I was on the way to.

I got this corner... Trav, tell them to listen to The Breakfast Club every morning. Trav just broke into my home. On WJLB.

Tell them to listen to WJLB every morning, Trav. Tell them to turn on WJLB. Tell them to listen to The Breakfast Club. 97.9. Hey, Charlamagne said to you to listen to WJLB every morning, Trav. Tell them to turn on WJLB. Tell them to listen to The Breakfast Club. 97.9.

Hey, Charlamagne said he'll listen to WJLB 97.9 in Detroit. Right now. The Breakfast Club. Tell them to listen right now. All right, you guys take care now. Bye. You take care. Bye, Trav.

Oh, my God. Trav is crazy. Trav is insane. Charlamagne wants to know if you want a donut. Trav crazy. I don't live in Detroit, so I'm fine. Trav on The Clues bombs for Breakfast Club listeners, if you want a donut. Drive crazy. I don't live in Detroit, so I'm fine. Drop one of Clues Bomb's for Breakfast Club listeners, damn it.

The best. The best. Nobody got better listeners than us. Nobody. All right? Nobody. I'd have dropped the phone. There's no radio show in the country who got better listeners than us. You're right.

We don't have listeners. We have other members of the club. That's right. The club, damn it. Stupid questions. Officer, would you like a donut? Charlamagne wants to know. What?

All right, we got more coming up next. We're The Breakfast Club. Get some real advice with Angela Yee. It's Ask Yee. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee.

Hello, who's this? Dan. Hey, good morning. It's Ben. That's the Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee. Hello, who's this? Dan. Hey, good morning, this is Dan. That's what she said. What's your question for you, bro? Hey, what's going on? Good morning, good morning, Angela Yee, Charlamagne, DJ Envy, good morning. Good morning, Dan. What's your question?

I got a question for you, Yee. Uh-huh. What can I do to make you smile? Do to make you proud? If you sit in the bar high, then I go the extra mile. You amazing. I was kind of sweating because you Asian. Red and black dress, I thought it for this occasion. Pull up to the scene and your friends sit belt.

But you a well-wrapped gift. You're a friend of yourself. Ain't no lacking when it comes to your heart. Only the best. Ain't no slacking if you want me to part, nevertheless. I'm just trying to get you home alone. Turn off the phone. Take a shot, drink some wine.

Come on, ye grown. And come and let me grip on your thighs. Look in your eyes. We can listen to some new s**t. Come on, ye divide. So what's your question for you? What just happened? What's your question for you, bro? I missed it. No, no. You's your question for you, bro? I missed it. Did you hear all those questions? No, no. You have a question for you?

I love our listeners, boy. I heard something about something dripping on me. I don't know what that was. So you didn't hit none of those bars? Nope. Nope, but I hear you giggling right now. I just spit. I just spit.

I didn't hit none of those bars. You didn't hit none of them. All right. No, we're going to play it back, though. Trust me. Okay. Let's do a real question now. Let's do line three.

Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Jamie. I'm supposed to be anonymous, but hey, I just said my name. Hey, Jamie. You're not rapping, right? Okay, anonymous. Do you have a question for Yee? I do.

Hi, Yee. Hi, Charlene. Hi, guys. Hey. I can't believe I'm Yee? I do. Hi, Yee. Hi, Charlamagne. Hi, guys. Hey. I can't believe I'm on the phone with you because I listen every morning. Thank you guys so much for just bringing smiles and laughter and joy to this crazy world. I'm a Brooklyn girl. I got two boyfriends, and I want boyfriend number two to be boyfriend number one.

Okay. You got two boyfriends. I do. And Charlamagne, you know, really, you want to quote people over 34, golden girl? A couple of my friends texted me like, I'm definitely not a golden girl, but you know. I just turned 38 years young two weeks ago, shout out to me, and I am living my best life. And that would make him a golden girl as well. Exactly.

You a golden girl, Charla. Yo, yo. All right, so what's your question anonymous wait wait wait so your boyfriend lives in Florida but you have another boyfriend that lives with you. Well, he lives in the New York area. Okay. Where I am. Okay.

So, yeah. And he knows about number one, but number one don't know about number two. I always do it that way. Okay. Good for you. Thank you. But number two, I'm just like, he knows that I'm moving, and I think that he's pushing away from me because he knows I'm going.

But it's just Charlotte, and I'm going out there to make some more bread. I'm going to tell you this. Your second boyfriend who lives here probably also, because he knows you have a main boyfriend, thinks, well, she ain't really ish anyway. I'm having a good time with her. You think he thinks that? He probably doesn't trust you because he's already the side piece.

And so he probably thinks if she'll do it to him, she'll do it to me, especially if you move away. So I think he might. I really didn't even think about that. You don't get tired? You don't get tired running back and forth? Nah, son. The Florida Dream comes here once a month.

You know she from Brooklyn. Yeah, I got Brooklyn. Nah, son. Yeah, I got Brooklyn tests. Nah, son. No, I work. Look, I'm a golden girl, Charlotte, and we get it popping. Are you like a sugar mama? Are you paying for something or no? Hell no, I pay for nothing.

Her boyfriend in Florida is older. Okay. Yeah, so I would guess that your boyfriend here sees how you move and how you operate and how you lie to your main man and probably doesn't feel comfortable. But see, the thing is, I don't lie to main man. Main man number one is like, yo, I know you young out here in these streets. Like, go have fun. But I'm like, no, baby, it's you.

So that is lying. So you lying. You just lied to me and then told on yourself. You're a good liar. I bet. Right. Listen, baby, it doesn't even sound like you need to have a boyfriend. Oh, maybe that's it.

So why not figure out what happens when you move? You don't gotta make a decision or a choice right now. You move to Charlotte as a single woman and be free to do whatever you want. If you feel like staying with your boyfriend in Florida, you will. If you feel like keeping the boyfriend in Harlem, you will. But I think you need to break up with

your boyfriend because you're already cheating on him. He's already not your first choice. The first thing you said was you want your second choice to be your first choice. So maybe first choice doesn't deserve that spot. You the bomb. Thanks, guys. Alright, single girl. I knew you was going to say that. Finish out that summer,

girl. Bye, y'all. Ask Yee. 805585-1051. If you need relationship advice, hit Yee now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Come on. Need relationship advice?

Need personal advice? Just need real advice. Call up now for Ask Yee. Eat the bread. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee. Hello, who's

this? How you doing today, man? My name is Chris. Chris, what's up, man? What's your question for Yee? What's going on, Yee? I got a question and this is kind of personal, but I figured you're the best person to ask. I've been with my girlfriend now for about 13 years, and I never made her orgasm.

And I'm just wondering, would that make a woman want to cheat on a man? Or has she already cheated on a man that had a better game than me? Well, yeah, I don't know that that's true. Now, can she orgasm? Has she ever had one? I don't think so, because to my knowledge, I took her virginity. Okay. So if I'm the only man she ever been with, then no, she has not.

Has she ever had an orgasm from masturbation by herself? But no, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to cut you off. I was going to say two times out of the 13 years as I was performing oral on her, she did reach it. Okay. But never with my Johnson. And that's fine.

You know, there's some women who really can orgasm that way much easier. And so I think for me personally, as long as I get one, I don't care if it's from oral or from when we have intercourse. I'm fine either way. Okay. Okay. So I guess my question is, over a 13-year span, if your man was only able to make you orgasm two times and never from his Johnson, only from his tongue tongue would that make a woman wonder of or I'm going to tell you what I think number one has she brought this up

as an issue to you no it's an issue to me okay and that's good because you care I'm going to tell you this you know we can have great sex as women without necessarily having an orgasm and still feel fulfilled now having an orgasm is great but I think it's different like we always feel like when a man when a man has an orgasm we great, but I think it's different. Like, we always feel like when a man has an

orgasm, we're done. But for a woman, sometimes it doesn't happen, and it still can be a great experience. Now, why don't you do oral more and make her orgasm that way more? I do do oral a lot. I actually like doing oral. The problem is,

she doesn't finish every time I do the oral. It just happens, you know, just them two times. And I try to do it the exact same way, you know, keep everything the same. And it just doesn't seem to play out. I mean, now she seems to be enjoying it, but it just never gets to finish. Did you ask her? You know, that was a, yeah.

And she always say that she doesn't know. She always say most women don't. And I just find that hard to believe. No, there's definitely women who have never had orgasms. And I understand that you feel frustrated about it. Does she masturbate? No, she doesn't. That might be helpful.

If she knows what can make her have an orgasm, she can help you figure that out. You know what? That makes sense. That makes a lot of sense. Maybe y'all could really like do it together. You could watch her masturbate. That could be really fun for you. Maybe she'll get into it. You guys can get a little freaky. Okay. Now, I have one more

question. If I've been with her these 13 years and I don't know where her G-spot is, isn't that a problem as well? You can find out, right? She's about to show you. Oh, yeah, yeah. You guys got to have fun with it.

First of all, sometimes I think we also, as women, you know, when we're having sex, we can be self-conscious about things. We can be thinking too hard. There might be things that we're holding back and we don't feel completely comfortable. Is she comfortable with her body? I think she's comfortable with her body, but as far as doing certain things like being flamboyant, showing her body off, wearing promiscuous type clothing, she's not that type of person.

Well, I'm just talking about in the house. Is she comfortable? Like when you guys are having sex, is she very comfortable with her body? Yeah, for the most part, I would think so. Okay. Yeah, I would think that you guys should figure out, just explore her body. Let her explore her body herself. I think that could be really fun for you both.

For her to figure out what she needs, that might help her teach you what it is that she needs. And it might make her more relaxed. I think it's interesting that she doesn't masturbate at all. She doesn't masturbate at all, unless you do it without telling me, without me knowing. Well, y'all should have that conversation because I think that could be really helpful. Okay. Thank you so much for helping me. I appreciate that.

All right. And believe her. If she's having a good time, you can tell a woman is enjoying sex. I really feel like I've had great sex sometimes and not had an orgasm from it. So that's okay. Now, would I like to orgasm every time? Yeah. Does it always happen? That doesn't mean it's bad if it doesn't. Yeah.

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