The Breakfast Club - Bun B Interview

Episode Date: May 1, 2019

Today on the show we had Bun B, his wife, and even his attorney stop by, where they spoke about the unfortunate robbery that happened in their home, and lets just say that Bun B was not scared to let all of it out... literally. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to a recruitment firm because their job post stated they wanted a specific key requirement that did not include no other race but Caucasian and Angela Yee helped some listeners out during "Ask Yee". Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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

What is that? Bullets. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. We need help! That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay.

Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts

that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever this the hot seat. Y'all are wild. Y'all are wild. You're not lit. You are out of control. I can't even deal with you. Y'all are so petty. Why are y'all so petty? The world's most dangerous morning show.

DJ Envy. Captain of this bitch. Angela Yee. I stay in everybody's business, but in a good way. Charlamagne Tha God. The ruler rubbing you the wrong way. The Breakfast Club. Made for everybody. Good morning, USA.

Yo, yo, yo. Turn my light on. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. Good morning, Angela Yee. Good morning, DJ Envy. Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. Guess what day it is. Guess what day it is. Hump Day. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

Yes, today is Wednesday, Hump Day. Yes, and today's May 1st, right? Today's May 1st, that's right. Today is the first day of mental health. Gotta pay those bills. Awareness month, that too. Okay, so drop on the clues box for mental health awareness month. Last night I was with the homie Shanti Dodds at her Silence to Shame panel.

Conversation about mental health and anxiety and depression and all of that. I want to say good stuff. But it's only good stuff because we're working it out and we're healing it. Okay. Yeah. Smooth to Shanti Dodds. That's lovely. Yes.

This whole month is a heavy focus on mental health. And yesterday we also had a panel for the Black News Channel. That's a new network that is launching in November. Yep. Mm-hmm. All Black News all the time, 24 hours a day. Okay. Did they talk about who's going to be on the network?

Um, no. That I didn't see. Well, you know what? We didn't stay for the whole thing. That is true. It was for advertisers, and so we were just talking about the Breakfast Club and how crucial the Breakfast Club is when it comes to news and reporting on things that's happening in our community.

Allegedly. Okay. I wouldn't trust us. Well, Bun B will be joining us this morning. His wife, Queen. Okay. Now, see how relevant that is? All heroes don't wear capes.

Yes. And all heroes don't wear pants. But you'll hear the story. Oh, my goodness. All right. So we're going to kick away Bun B. He's a hero, and so is his wife heroes don't wear capes. Yes. And all heroes don't wear pants. But you'll hear the story. Oh, my goodness. All right. So we're going to kick away Bungie. He's a hero and so is his wife, Queen. That's right.

She's a hero as well. And also their attorney will be here as well. Charles. Charles. Yeah, Charles. What do they call him? Big Angry? Big Angry.

I thought Charles was security. Okay. Charles is about 6'4", 6'5". That's right. Big brolic. Big old guy from security. Okay. Charles is about 6'4", 6'5". That's right. Big, big old guy from Texas. I don't think you want to get into a fist fight with Charles. Nah, probably not. And he probably ain't going to lead with the fist.

Probably going to pull out that pistol on you because he's from Texas. Dropping a clues box in the south. God damn it. All right. 2A all day. All right. Well, we got front page news. What are we talking about, Yee?

Yes, we are going to be talking about this deadly shooting at University of North Carolina's Charlotte's campus. That person has been identified and is in custody. Okay, see, that's when guns go wrong. We'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela

Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get some front page news. Now, in sports last night, the Bucks beat the Celt Celtics 123-102. Blew the Celtics out. That's why I don't understand why Paul Pierce said after the first game, it's over. The series is over.

It's a seven-game series for a reason. Also, the Warriors beat the Rockets last night 115-109. They lead the series 2-0. Now, that one might be pretty much a wrap, but I'm still not going to say never, not yet. Still a seven-game series. And also, congratulations to CeCe Sabathia. He's the 17th pitcher in history to reach 3,000 strikeouts.

Amazing. The third left-handed. So congratulations to CeCe. I think CeCe's coming up here this week or next week, right? Next week? I believe so, yes. Yeah, next week he has his charity baseball game, which I'm going to be a part of in the Bronx.

Dropping the clues bombs for CeCe Sabathia. So shout out to CeCe. What position are you going to play? I don't know. We haven't worked that out yet. Definitely a catcher. If I had to guess. If you had to guess?

If I had to guess. From what I've heard. What you heard? Okay. What else are we talking about, Yee? Well, let's talk about a very tragic, deadly shooting at University of North Carolina, Charlotte's campus. Two people were killed and four people were injured.

Now they do have the suspect in custody. That's Tristan Terrell, 22 years old. He was a former history major at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte. And they are saying that he went during final presentations in one of the classrooms and started shooting. And gunshots rang out just before 6 p.m. yesterday. Students were waiting for a Waka Flocka's concert that evening. Other people were preparing for exams that they had later on this week. The university tweeted out, run, hide, fight, secure yourself immediately.

They also advised afterward that people contact their families. The campus did remain on lockdown for hours after that happened. And people are saying they have no idea why he did that. According to reports, he's autistic. And they are also saying that he went there to move to Charlotte

two years ago with his father to go to school and he dropped out after last semester. Well, I salute everybody in Charlotte,

the 704. I love the Queen City and guys like that are the reason that I'm 2A all day but I believe in some form of gun control.

Yeah, really sad. And they're still investigating. He is in custody but can you imagine being in school doing what you're supposed to do

and someone just comes? We hear this too much, man. Oh, man. And did he have a legal gun is what I want to know. Did he actually go purchase a firearm from somewhere? I have no idea yet.

Or was that an illegal weapon? I don't know. But he's being charged with two counts of murder, four counts of attempted murder, four counts of assault with a deadly weapon, with intent to kill,

possession of a firearm on educational property, and discharging a firearm on educational property. What did he look like? I didn't see a picture of him. He's right there. Member of NILISIS, yet again, the face of domestic terrorism in America. He's Caucasian males. You said he had autism?

Yeah, he was autistic. All right, now, this was a huge debate yesterday online. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sent out a tweet. You know what that tweet said? What? Don't wash your raw chicken. Washing can spread germs from the chicken to other food or utensils in the kitchen. Hi, white people. They said you kill germs

by cooking chicken thoroughly, not washing it. So you're not supposed to wash the chicken? Yeah, they said you shouldn't wash any poultry, meat, or eggs before cooking. They can all spread germs around your kitchen. As if Caucasians' chicken wasn't trash enough. Now you want it to be dirty, too? Well, I definitely... Leave the chicken cooking to us.

I definitely will wash my chicken. I will continue to do that. Exactly. You should be able to wash everything in the kitchen that touches the chicken, and then you won't have to worry about that. It's common sense. Yeah, this is crazy.

You just wash the sink out before you put anything else in your sink if you wash... I'm confused. The person who wrote that article don't use a wash rack. That I am sure of. Because all you got to do is clean the chicken and then clean the utensils.

Well, I'm not going to lie. There's somebody here behind the scenes who said they also don't wash their chicken ever. Is he black or white? White. Of course.

Who said that? Steven? No. Steven, you don't wash the chicken? I'm not going to say anymore. You just cook it? Goodness gracious. All right, and Facebook...

There's only two white people here now, so let's use the process of elimination. So it's not Steven, so Daniel don't wash their chicken? No, it's Steve. Oh, it's Steve.

I guess they both don't. If you don't wash your chicken, you don't wash your ass. I truly believe that. And Instagram is going to test hiding public likes. So, in other words, you know people are so concerned about how many likes they get on Instagram. Well, now they want to hide that, so they're going to start with a small test in Canada, a small percentage of users, so the likes will only be seen by you,

and nobody else will be able to see that. That's not going to do it. I think that they should hide likes, and they should hide views from us as well, because that's what gives you that feeling of dopamine. Then they shouldn't have it at all. Who's going to see it?

I don't think you need it. I think that's what gives people that feeling, that adrenaline rush, that high. It's like hitting a drug when you don't think you need it. I think that's what gives people that feeling, like that adrenaline rush, that high. It's like hitting a drug when you see how many likes you get, when you see how many views you get. That's what makes people do dumb things to get more of those views and more of those likes.

I think they shouldn't let anybody see it, period. And then what people will do is just take picture of their likes and take picture of their views and post it. That's what they'll do anyway. I bet you that'll slow down people's social media consumption. What's that? If they couldn't see their likes or couldn't see their views. Probably couldn't get that satisfaction. If they just was like.

Probably couldn't get that satisfaction. I'm telling you. I guarantee you it would slow down people's social media consumption. Well, I guess that's what they're hoping. No, that's not what they're hoping. That's not what they're hoping. No, I mean, they're hoping that it'll make people not be so anxious. Oh, okay.

They're so much about. All right. Well, that is your front page news. All right. Thank you, Miss Yee. Now, when we come back, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you need

to just release, or maybe you want to spread some positivity. 800-585-1051. Hit us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Wake up, wake up. With your ass. This is your time to get it off your chest.

Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hi, good morning. I wanted to get off my chest. Okay, go ahead, Mama. I just want to talk about my daughter's father. He was, like, not physically abusive, but mentally abusive,

and I had to leave him in order to better myself. But yet, he doesn't do anything for my daughter. I do everything for my daughter. And I just want to know, like, how can you sleep every night knowing that you don't do anything for my daughter. I do everything for my daughter and I just want to know how can you sleep every night knowing that you don't do anything for your child at all? Right, and that karma is going to come back to him later on in life, which is disgusting.

It's crazy, but I do everything for my daughter. I pay all my bills. I may not have money, but all my bills is paid and that's the best thing and my child is taken care of, but she's young and she doesn't understand, so she thinks that every time I go with my daddy like he's doing something but he's not contributing. How can

you sleep every night knowing that you're doing nothing for your child? Have you asked him that question? I've told him that many times but I got something for him. Uh oh. I'm not saying nothing for the rest of the day. January comes child support time. Does he have bags under his eyes? No he has no bags under his eyes?

Oh, that means he's sleeping good. Damn. And see, people have such a problem with child support, but in cases like this, you got to do what you have to do. Thank you for calling, Mama. You can't give your child one child, really? Anyways, shout-outs to Brooklyn and Lee. Yes, shout-out to Brooklyn all day. Women from Brooklyn

handle our business just like you handle your business. They make poor decisions when it comes to who they let shoot their club up. I don't think that people

can predict sometimes what a man would be like. Tori! Yeah, good morning. What's up? What's up, Tori? Go ahead. Get it off your chest, bro.

I always shout out to men, man. Talk about not washing the chicken. Us as men, you're like going down on our grill and they tell me, who's going to eat a heavy chicken? Hey, if you don't wash chicken, you don't wash your ass. That's just how I feel. Exactly. That's why I said whoever came up with that, whoever did that study, don't use a rag to

wash their ass. Alicia. Good morning, DJ Envy. Good morning. Morning. How are you? I'm doing well this morning. How are you guys doing?

Doing great. Thank you. Get it off your chest. That's good. So first and foremost, I want to get off my chest to my husband. He's been saying that he doesn't want to be with me. And then the next day he wants to be with me. Well, if you don't want to be with me,

you should just send me those divorce papers because I'm ready. Why don't you send it to him? That's number one. Why you got to say that to your husband over the radio? Because I have. I have. I have sent it to him four times, and we're still married. So, yeah.

Or maybe he doesn't want to divorce you? Well, he says that he does. So, I don't know. Actions speak louder than words to me. Okay. That's a little strange, but go ahead. And then, second of all, I want to say to my son, Mommy loves you and good morning.

All right. What's his name? Shout him out. His name is JJ. He's three. Hey, JJ. Mommy loves you. Sharita.

Hey, DJ Envy. How are you? What's up, Sharita? three. Okay. Hey, JJ. Mommy loves you. Sharita. Hey, DJ Envy. How are you? What's up, Sharita? Get it off your chest, mama. I just want to say, y'all got to play this, but white people, they all wild, and you're not going to wash the chicken. First of all, y'all come from caves. Y'all don't cook y'all chicken, and now you're not washed it.

You don't even cook your burgers all the way. Oh, my gosh. There's nothing wrong with a medium burger, though. I ain't going to front. Envy does not cook your burgers all the way. It's nothing wrong with a medium burger though. I ain't gonna front. Emme does not cook his burgers all the way. Medium is the best way to eat any of your meat though. Steak and everything. I'm not gonna comment on this meat stuff.

No f*** with y'all nasty. I'm not gonna lie. When I used to eat burgers and steak, I used to get everything well done. I just couldn't even look at anything that wasn't all the way. I like my stuff burnt. I can't talk if you eat well done. I just couldn't even look at anything that wasn't all the way. I like my stuff burnt. I can't talk if you eat well done. You know what it is with those studies? I don't like no pig meat, y'all.

Me neither. We got to stop letting white people speak for everybody. Because when they do those studies, it's a white person that's doing them. They're probably polling other white people. And then they're putting out things like, don't wash your chicken. Steve said he wants to say something. What do you want to say, Steve? Come on.

Put your lips on the mic. You guys have changed my mind. I'm going to start washing my chicken. You don't wash your chicken. Steve said he wants to say something. What do you want to say, Steve? Come on. Put your lips on the mic. You guys have changed my mind. I'm going to start washing my chicken. You should, and your ass. If anybody knows chicken, it's black people. That's right. Oh, wow. You know what?

You're fired. Okay, you non-wash rat using ass. I can't believe you did that. God damn, fresh off the caucus mountains. Y'all cool, child. I do like some chicken, though, but get it off your chest. You domestic terrorist American. 585-105-1. It's not going to go over well for chicken, though. Get it off your chest. You domestic terrorist American. 585-105-1.

It's not going to go over well for you, Steve. 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 are 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 Capraburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. Why can't I create my own 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 need help! We still have the off-road portion to go.

Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast Post Run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories,

their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real, inspiring stories from the people you know, follow, and admire, join me every week for Post Run High. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all.

It's lighthearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt, learning to trust herself and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves. For self-preservation and protection, it was literally that step by step. And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going. This increment of small, determined moments.

Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay. Like grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before.

Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's 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. Hey, Nicole. Hey. How you doing? the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hey, Nicole. Hey. How you doing?

I'm okay, how are you? Can't be worse than Steve. Steve got a new job Somebody got fired today. I think he just got fired. They didn't wash their chicken? That's right. He didn't wash his chicken.

I see how it started. That's exactly why. Oh, man. What's up? That's exactly what happened. He did not wash his hands. I never get through. So I just want to ask the guys a question.

You can chime in, too. But how do y'all feel about a man, like, not working and holding down the foundation and then just always making excuses so then you have, like, a public eye or, like, from church or different, you know, different aspects of a thing, like don't beat them down. It's hard out here for especially a black man to get a job and this, that, and the third. But as the female holding everything down, like how, how,

like what's wrong with that picture? I mean, if he's actively trying to get a job, if he's actively trying to get a job, he's not sitting at home all day playing goddamn video games, video games, you know what I mean? And he's actually out there trying to get a job, if he's actively trying to get a job, he's not sitting at home all day playing goddamn video games, you know what I mean? And he's actually out there trying to get a job every day. I mean, you gotta bear with him a little bit because it is hard out here to get jobs. Is he actively trying to get

a job? I mean, actively action scenes, I don't. It doesn't seem like it. Oh, well, he playing around. Is he holding down the fort? Do y'all got kids? Is he making sure the house is good, taking care of the kids and all that? Barely. Damn.

I like to be around people in general who are go-getters, who are motivated. My friends and my man. Yeah. And I feel like a man's job. I've said things. I've, you know, questioned. But if I question it too much and it's like, I don't need reminders. You know, I don't need you to be my mom,

like you don't think it's already hard, and I'm like, but I still need to know, I still need to be a part of it. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, at least update me or something or tell me you're trying. Yeah, I feel like a man's job is to protect and provide. Yes, absolutely. So if you're not doing, you know, those two things, then eh, eh. Well, good luck, mama.

Yeah. Eh. Thank you. I just needed some clarification because it's been literally both sides. Like, you know, I go to church, I pray, and then I'll go to church, and literally the next sermon is, you know, it's struggling for a man, you know, a black man in general to get a job and to be supportive. You know, like it's just different.

And one more thing. Was he holding it down before and then he like lost his job? She hung up. You hung up on her? No, she actually hung up. That's very important, too. If he was holding it down beforehand and then he lost his job, you know, you don't want to just kick him to the curb. Give him a chance to get back on his feet.

Kevin. Yo, Keevon, man. Keevon from Red Level. Keev feet. Kevin. Yo, Keevon, man. Keevon from Atlanta. Keevon. What's up, Keevon? My girl, DJ Infant Angela Lee and Charlotte McGay. Hey. That's us.

What's up, Kevin? I got to get off my chest, man. Is people really down there in New York getting ran over by trains? You know what? Every morning, you tell me trains don't stop, people do, man. You know what? When they asked us to do those commercials, we said the same thing. People still get hit by trains? Man, like, it's like a

it's hard. That's all I wanted, man. Y'all have a good morning. Big chocolate, come on. Yo, what's up, yo? How's everybody? So check it out. I saw the Avengers movie, right? And here's my impression of one.

This is the Black Panther from Wakanda. I'm outside the studio, and I want Charlemagne to come wipe my elephants behind right now. Damn, the sad part about it is you actually gave that some thought before you said it. You laughed at your own jokes like it was funny. That's crazy. Is that funny or what? Nah, you sound like somebody who don't wash their chicken. He's still laughing. Get it off your chest. Nah, you sound like somebody who don't wash their chicken. Yeah, yeah.

He's still laughing. He hung up. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up at any time. Now, you got rumors on the way? Yes, let's talk about the Obamas. You know they have this TV deal, so we'll tell you what Netflix shows and movies they're working on.

All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to these rumors.

Let's talk 50. She's spilling the tea. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, it looks like 50 Cent has an alter ego named Fafty. Fafty. Fafty. Yes, that was all created by... He petty too, though.

Randall Emmett. And Randall Emmett, fortunately for him, paid 50 Cent the million dollars that he owed him. And he posted, Yo, Fifth, sorry we had to go through all of the craziness this weekend. Glad we are settled up. Wishing you continued success. He doesn't want any problems.

But now 50 Cent has his eye on Young Buck. Now he posted help David Brown, a.k.a. Young Buck, free himself from Fafty. And the GoFundMe is for $300,000. And he posted help Young Buck get away from Fafty. Just make a donation

and set your favorite rapper free. Fafty wants his effing money. Jesus Christ. What? I mean, 50 just has to have an enemy. I think that that's what keeps him going. It's one of the 48 laws of power. Never put too much trust in friends.

Learn how to use enemies. And if you don't have no enemies, create them. All right. Well, then I guess Pete Davidson's in some good company. Now, Pete Davidson was supposed to be performing at Vinnie Brand's Stress Factory in Bridgeport, Connecticut, but he did not end up performing. He canceled the show. Here's what he posted on his social media page.

And this was also played in the comedy club. Hey, guys in Connecticut. I'm sorry that we had to leave the show before I got to go on. The owner, Vinnie Brand, disrespected me and did something that I told him not to do. And I can't, you know, perform under those circumstances. However, everybody who got tickets to that show, I am doing a free show for you guys. We'll figure out where it's going to be in the next week. Okay, well, what did Vinnie Brand say that set Pete Davidson off so much?

Here's Vinny on stage. On no way in the world would I ever disrespect any comedian. And if you look at the walls of the Struck Factory, you will see bonafide superstars that have worked for us for years. D.L. Huey, John Wick of Omaha, Anthony Dice Clay, Chris Rock. The names go on and on and on.

And Pete Davidson, I didn't disrespect you. Your security guy told me to say what I said. And if you got a bad security guy, you should have fired your goddamn security guy. You know, that's a tough spot for a talent to be in. Because if you feel like a promoter or a venue disrespected you, then you don't have to perform. But then you don't want to let the fans down either. Well, what actually ended up happening was, I guess Pete Davidson does not want people to mention

Kate Beckinsale or Ariana Grande, his exes, and he wanted to make sure that they didn't refer to them as they introduced him in the show, but the crowd, I guess, had an issue because Vinny then went on stage and told people that Pete said that, so

I guess he didn't like the fact that he disrespected him by letting the audience know what the rules were. And then in a situation like that, the talent loses, too. Because I'm sure he has a contract of some sort. So it's actually costing Pete some money. Right. It's going to cost both. Yeah. So if he really felt like he was being disrespected, he got every right to bounce.

You know what I mean? Listen, I'm grown, though. I'm not doing nothing I don't want to do. I'm the same way. But as a comedian, can't you make it a joke? Not if it's personal to your life. Not if it affects you. I mean, you don't know what affects somebody in what way.

Very true. If something makes me feel awkward, I don't like it, I ain't doing it. All right, now let's talk about Tekashi69. Never heard of him. He's in jail. He pleaded guilty earlier this year to racketeering charges, and he is, of course, cooperating. And what they are saying now is that he may end up having to actually testify

against alleged gang members of the Nine Trey gang, the alleged members of that gang. So what's going on right now is that some of the members have already taken plea deals, but there's five who may end up going to trial. And of that, they said there's less than three of those defendants that may start their trial in September. I'm all for that. We haven't had an entertaining testimony since Nino Brown.

I would love to see Tekashi on the stand. I think that would be great entertainment. I don't think it's going to be that wild. You don't think so? Nah. I think Tekashi's going to go up there and perform. Think so? Man, Tekashi is always on. Playing with his life? I don't think so. Think about how many times Tekashi would come to go up there and perform. Think so? Man, Takashi is always...

Playing with his life? I don't think so. Think about how many times Takashi would come up here in interviews and perform. I think he's going to perform on that. Yeah, it's a little different, though. I think his spirit's a little different now. Everybody know he's snitching already. He ain't got nothing else to lose.

He cares. All right, now let's talk about Barack and Michelle Obama. We told you about their production company, Higher Ground Productions, and the things that they'll be doing for Netflix. So we do have some information on some of the projects that they're going to have released over the next few years. American Factory, that takes place in Ohio, where a Chinese billionaire opens a new factory in an abandoned General Motors plant. And Bloom, this project is an, quote, upstairs-downstairs drama

that takes place in a fashion world of a post-World War II New York City showing obstacles women and people of color dealt with. Frederick Douglass, Prophet of Freedom. What's that about? That's going to be a feature-length adaptation of that book. Okay. Overlooked, it's about the adaptation of a New York Times obituary column which tells the story of remarkable people

whose deaths were not reported by the newspapers. Listen to your vegetables and eat your parents. This is a show from creators that will be a series of 30-minute episodes that's targeted toward preschoolers. What in the name of Illuminati is that? Listen to your vegetables but eat your parents. I mean, I guess it's a play. All right, there'll be some people out here that take that a little serious.

All right, Crip Camp. It's a feature-length documentary focusing on a 1970s summer camp for teenagers with disabilities. I thought it was a game changer. Wait a minute. Time out. Now, I thought that's a slur. I didn't know you could say Crip when it came to crippled people.

I don't know. Maybe that's really the name of the camp. You didn't hear that before. I promise you I heard that before. I don't think you're supposed to be calling crippled people crippled. I've never heard that before. Maybe that's really the name of the camp that was in the 70s. What's the name of it?

Crip Camp. Yes. And actually, that camp helped put the disability rights movement in motion. I'd rather see gang members. No disrespect to people, but if it's a TV show, I'd much rather see gang members. I don't feel like being depressed and sad. Or maybe it's uplifting. Maybe.

All right. Now, Soulja Boy was sentenced to 240 days in jail. Okay. So he has that, and he has 265 days of community service, and that's for violating his probation. He's been in jail for, like, over 20 days already, and I guess he thought he'd be able to get out, and it's not happening. The judge is saying that he did give Soulja Boy some leniency.

He was considering two years in state prison, but he decided to instead give him 240 days. Well, Tekashi 6ix9ine interrupted Soulja Boy's comeback in 2019. Soulja Boy thought he was just going to come into the year and take all Tekashi's thunder. Nope. Tekashi pointed right at Soulja Boy. Go get him, judge.

Remember, he said he wasn't going out like Tekashi 6ix9ine. Well, he gave him about 240 days. At least you don't have to snitch on nobody. That's almost a year. Mm-hmm. I think he has time. He has time served already, and he'll probably get out early. At least you don't have to snitch on nobody. That's almost a year. Mm-hmm. I think he has time. He has time served already, and he'll probably get out early. Yeah, he ain't got that much time.

All right, I'm Angela Yee, and that's your Rumor Report. They always say in L.A. the jails are overpopulated, so they let people out early. Tekashi snitched on Soulja Boy. Run with that. Yo, shut up, man. Everybody run with that. All right. We got front page news next year.

What are we talking about? Well, let's talk about a really tragic situation at the University of North Carolina. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. 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.

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Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt, learning to trust herself, and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves. For self-preservation and protection, it was literally that step by step. And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going. This increment of small, determined moments. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay.

Like grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best and you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's wrong with this guy? I don't know. Drugs, man. Charlamagne paid for my breakfast this morning. This guy's on drugs. I owe him some money.

I said, how you want it back? That's all. I want it back with interest. This guy is kinky, man. Let's get some front page news. Need any financial tips? Huh? This guy is kinky, man.

This guy is crazy. All right. Last night, the Bucs beat the Celtics 123-102. The Warriors beat the Rockets 115-109. And congratulations to CeCe Sabathia. He got 3,000 strikeouts. He's the 17th pitcher to do that and the third left-hander. So congratulations to CeCe.

And how dare y'all front on Milwaukee. Paul Pierce had the nerve to say that that series is over after one game. Knock it off. Not with the Greek freak on the court, goddammit. Drop one of the clues bombs for that man's name who I can't pronounce. So I'll just keep saying Greek freak. There you go. All right.

Come on, Yee. What else we talking about? Well, tragedy at University of North Carolina in Charlotte. Gunshots just before 6 p.m. Tuesday. And unfortunately, two people have been killed and four people injured after that shooting on University of North Carolina Charlotte's campus. Now, the two people who have been killed are reportedly two white males. Their ages and names have not yet been released, but they do have a suspect in custody.

That suspect is Tristan Terrell, 22 years old. He's a former history major at UNC Charlotte, and he is being charged now with two counts of murder. Four counts of attempted murder, four counts of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, possession of a firearm on educational property and discharging a firearm on educational property. He's being held now. This is why I'm 2A all day, but I believe in some form of gun control. And I really wish that before people committed these mass shootings, they started with themselves. Yeah, and nobody even has any idea why he did it. He was no longer a student there.

He was gone this semester. And they said there was a Waka Flocka concert that was supposed to be happening that night. That concert got canceled. And students were also getting ready for their finals. And they said they had no clue. They just said that the young man had autism, right? Yeah, they did say that he had been diagnosed with autism when he was younger, but that he was very quiet.

So nobody understands why he would do a thing like this. And it's always the quiet ones that need somebody to talk to that are probably dealing with a whole bunch of other issues, dealing with a whole bunch of trauma, a whole bunch of pain, a whole bunch of hurt, and hurt people hurt people. All right, now this story had people very upset this morning as well. And this was a tweet from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. They sent out a tweet telling people, do not wash your raw chicken.

Nasty. That's crazy. You can spread germs from the chicken to other food or utensils in the kitchen. Then they said, we didn't mean to get you all hot about not washing your chicken, but it's true. Kill germs by cooking chicken thoroughly, not washing it. You shouldn't wash any poultry, meat, or eggs before cooking. This is why diversity matters. You can't have white people speaking for all of America. Okay?

Because I guarantee you somebody who doesn't use a wash rag did that study and was the head of that census and put that stupid-ass tweet out. You've been washing chicken for years. And you know what you do after you wash the chicken? Wash everything else. You wash everything else. Well, Steve, our white camera guy, does not wash his chicken, bro. If you don't wash your chicken, you don't wash your ass. And that's my

final answer. I've never heard of that. You wash the chicken. You open up the package, you wash the chicken. Wash your chicken, you rinse your fruit off. Y'all don't rinse your fruit off? Absolutely. I have an apple here right now that I can't eat until I go wash it off again. Do you wash your fruit off, Steve? No.

But they didn't say don't wash your fruit. They're saying with meats that you're going to cook because that kills the germs. No, I'm saying I wash my fruit off. Right. Everybody's supposed to. Yeah, I love grapes. I wash my grapes off. Absolutely.

No, they didn't tell you not to wash fruit, though. You are supposed to wash fruit. Anything you're not cooking. Don't wash your chicken. Why wouldn't you wash your chicken? I don't know, but I'm going to continue to wash my chicken. Me too. I haven't gotten sick from washing chicken.

Man, washing chicken, I'm telling you, in another two years, they're going to be telling you, don't wash your ass. Don't wash your ass. It's not healthy. You're washing off bacteria that's good for you and bacteria you need. Everything comes back to your ass. You know that, right? I didn't mean ass like the ass ass.

I mean like the ass. Like your body. You didn't really specify the difference. You know when your parents, they sit your ass down, they talking about your whole body. Not just your butt. All righty.

Whatever makes you happy, bro. Man, shut up. If I wanted to talk about butts, I'd talk about butts. All right, when I say ass, I mean like the whole person. Ass. Okay.

All right, well, y'all a bunch of asses. So you are an ass. Sometimes. I can be an ass. So guess what? What? I wash my ass, though. And my chicken.

All right. Well, that is your... Stop taking advice from people who don't use wash racks. Steve, do you use a wash rack? I don't believe you. He does. I don't believe you. All right, now, when we come back, Bun B will be joining us, his wife, Queenie, and their attorney.

So we'll kick it with all of them when we come back. His attorney's name is Charles. Charles what? I don't know Charles' last name, but they call him Big Angry. All right. All right. When we come back. Big Angry.

Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Back. Back. Back. You're checking out the world's most dangerous morning show. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got some special guests in the building today. That's right. We have Bun B. What's going on, y'all? His wife, Queenie. Hi.

Welcome. And an attorney that Charlamagne thought was security. Wait till you stand up and you'll see why. Listen, thank God Bun B and Queen are here with us today. Absolutely. Man, you know, because of the unfortunate situation we heard about last week. First of all, how are y'all feeling? How you feeling, man?

Physically, I'm okay, but mentally, no. Yeah, it's a lot. She's going to have to work through and process. We're going to be okay. You know, I don't really check in on people too much, but as soon as I heard that story, I called Bun immediately. I said, Bun, I'm just praying for you, making sure the family's good. No, I appreciate that.

Yeah, I'm glad too, because I had an old number on you anyway. I've been texting like crazy, so. And for Queenie, when I was reading that story as a woman, I was like really scared for you, just imagining how that must have felt like during that time

to have somebody really just break into your home and not knowing what was going to happen and to see how you protected your home and your husband as well. I couldn't imagine what was going on in your head during that time. At the moment, it was unreal because we had just made it home within 20 minutes and we were upstairs and I was putting dishes in a dishwasher. The window is right there and I seen the guy cross the driveway,

but I thought it was my neighbor two doors down. So I continued to put the dishes in the dishwasher, but I went to the restroom. So I heard the doorbell, and at that time, it's usually UPS, Amazon, or FedEx, and they only ring it one time and leave. So I walked down the steps. The view that I got, I couldn't see him

because I guess he was so far towards the thing. And so me seeing that there's nobody there, as usual, because this is what we do every day. Right. But she never answers the door. But I never answer the door. Only I answer the door. Like, for a while, we stopped getting UPS because I pulled a gun on so many UPS people.

They started leaving them at the garage. Right. Because I always, I don't have any company in my house. I'm never expecting company. As his lawyer, he never pointed the gun at anyone. But I would always answer the door with the pistol just so people know. You know what I'm saying? For me, the thing that drives me crazy is the fact that I spent my whole life,

and she knows this, my whole life is built around addressing a threat. But unfortunately, I wasn't the one that had to confront him in the moment. She was. And I'm like so proud of her for, you know, not only how she handled herself, her only thought was to protect me. Because in the moment, her assumption is that her only thought was to protect me. Because in the moment, her assumption is that this person has come to get me. So she's like, I need to hold this person here until Bun can get to the gun.

And even if he kills me, I know Bun's going to kill him. Man, God bless black women, man. Lord have mercy. People think I'm the hero in this situation. No, she's the hero. But she's the hero. So now you heard the commotion downstairs? Yeah, yeah. And I'm in the bathroom, like situation. No, she's the hero. But she's the hero. So now you heard the commotion downstairs? Yeah, yeah.

And I'm in the bathroom, like, you know, just to be honest, I'm on the toilet. You know what I'm saying? And so I hear what's going on, and I'm like, this is it. This is the moment I always talk about. Somebody's in my house right now threatening my wife. So I hop off the toilet, I run, I go get the pistol. Did you wipe? I'm just kidding.

I'm just kidding. Shut up, man. God damn. Can you be serious? But, yeah, I just ran and got the pistol. Did you wipe? I'm just kidding. Shut up, man. Can you be serious? But, yeah, I just ran and got the pistol, and the whole time, I'm forgetting. I'm not taking into consideration that I'm

Winnie the Pooh right now. No pants on. Winnie the Pooh with the pistol. So we're in the three-story place, and so I go up to the third floor to get the gun, and when I come back down to the second floor, I don't hear anything. So I go down the stairs. I cock the gun just to make sure one was in the chamber, which it usually is and there was.

So that one bullet, you know, ejected out of the pistol. And I turned the corner. She's like, Bun, don't go out there. That's not even a thought. I'm going out there. I don't know what's on the other side of that door, but whatever it was threatened my wife. So I'm finna go out there and address it. That's right. I never got to turn the knob.

I was slowly turning the deadbolt and I guess by me not being able to see him he had to been holding on to the knob. That's the only knob he could hold on. So some kind of way I remember I looked up cause I'm looking down

to retrieve a package. So when I looked up because I'm looking down to retrieve a package. So when I looked up, he had the gun right here. Wow. And so he was backing me back and at the same time locking the door. So he was trying to lead me up my steps. And I was like, I can't go up these steps because he's going to catch Bond on a toilet. Both of us are going to be dead. He got to kill one of us.

So I fell at the bottom of the steps and slid to the floor. I balled up in a knot, and every time I did this and looked up, he had the gun right here. The barrel of the gun was so cold. He was like, give me everything you got or else I'm going to kill you. And in between him telling me this, he looks over and notice I have a bedroom. So when I seen him looking towards the bedroom, I started saying, just take my car, just take my car. Cause I didn't

want him to take me in that bedroom and rape me and do whatever he wanted to do. And so I was still on the floor when he heard the footsteps. And he says, okay, who is that up there? I said, that's my husband. He said, tell your husband don't come down. At this point, I'm moving. I hear what's going on, and I'm moving. I heard the footsteps that Bun is headed to get the gun.

So I'm steady screaming, please don't kill me, please don't kill me. He said, I'm going to kill you if you come down. I could hear Bun getting closer. I say, Bun, don't come down. But he didn't know it was Bun. When I noticed when I said Bun, he startled because he was heading for the bedroom. And I was like, okay, to myself, I said, he don't know where he at. So I made it upon myself.

I said, Bun, don't come down the stairs. Please don't come down. And that's when he asked me for the keys to my car. I've been trying to offer you my car for the last three minutes. He said, where's the keys? And I said, I keep them in my car. I just, back in the garage, I keep them in my car. So I don't know what happened, how I got up off the floor,

but I didn't feel like I was going to die. I felt protected because when I looked up at him, he put the gun back in my face and all I could see was his eyeballs and something white right here on his neck. Y'all had a shootout in the garage, right? Yeah, that's after I had led him to the garage.

And once I see, he, I'm stuck in the garage with him, so I'm steady trying to press the garage door to let it up, but it keep going so slow. And then he say, open up the damn garage. And I just laid on it, and it just started coming up. And I looked at my peripheral view, and I seen him get in the car. And once he got in the car, I jumped back in the house.

My thing was to lock the door, but as I was going back in, I was trying to let the garage door down to keep him in there. But thank God for the Audi, because he couldn't figure out how to start it. So he in there looking. And I noticed he was looking when I ran back in the house. So I met Bun at the door as I was getting ready to close. Bun was getting ready to open it. And I was pleading with him, don't go out there because he got a gun. He going to shoot.

He going to shoot. Bun, I got a gun too. I got a gun too. I don't know if he going to shoot, but gun. He going to shoot. He going to shoot. I got a gun too. I got a gun too. I don't know if he going to shoot, but I'm definitely going to shoot. So I just go through the door and I look and I don't see the garage door is up and I don't see a person. So then I look in the

car and I see his head and his body turn back towards me. And that's when I just let that thing go. Alright, we have more with Bun B and his wife Queenie when we come back so 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. We have Bun B, his wife, Queenie, and his attorney here.

Charlamagne? I see you got your lawyer here. Is it because they trying to press some charges against you? No, no. But just try it. Well, first of all, he's a good friend of mine. Okay. Because we're friends more than just attorneys,

he's always in a position to try to protect us. He's really here to make sure Queenie's okay. He knows I'm a big boy. I'll be all right. Just to make sure we don't overtalk ourselves. If Bunn would have done what he did in New York, he'd be in jail right now. Which is so whack.

You've got to retreat to your furthest point. In Texas, you do not. And I don't want to call it racism, but at first, before I heard from the DA's office, that they weren't going to pursue anything. Because he also, Bun didn't stop there. There was a gun battle. Then he chased him down.

Bun got dressed. I would have found a dude, run him over, shot him in the head, put a gun in his hand, been done with it. Right? Not Bun. Okay, Bun gets dressed, gets his gun, goes and finds him. Just asks him to unmask so he can see who he is. Because I already know if I pop him on the street it's a case. I just need to know who this

dude is. I need to know. And I told him, I said, but if you take this mask off and I know you I'm killing you. I don't know if I was supposed to say that. But you didn't. He didn't know he was shot. But I wanted him to get that mask off. And at the point, at that time, I didn't know he was

shot. After the officers came over and they looked at how, you know, what I did to the car, they was like, no, this dude is shot. This dude is hit. He's going to turn up in the hospital tonight. And about an hour and a half later, he did. Well, and that's what's amazing. So he's sitting in the front seat of that Audi, bun shooting a 40 with hollowed points.

I used to be an officer before I was an attorney. So he hits the headrest twice. They expand and stop. In the headrest, hits the he hits the headrest twice. They expand and stop. In the headrest, hits the back of the seat four times. They expand and stop. And, I mean, the dude should have just been. American car, you're just filled with bullets, right? But Audi, I don't know.

But the guy shot back. It was a legitimate gun battle. Like, Bun only pulled the trigger when he sees the dude turning around. He pulled twice. I pulled five. I shot like five times. Now, it took like a step closer to see if I hit him. I hit the, I shot like five times. Now, it took like a step closer

to see if I hit him because I'm like, I know I got him. And then I heard like a pop, but it wasn't like what I was popping, right? Because my gun's loud.

Wow. Yeah, yeah. But I heard like a, like a firecracker, like a pop. And I'm like, oh, he trying,

and I just hit it again. God damn. I hit it with everything. I let the rest of the clip go and he falls out of the car and throws his gun down. So I plead for his life. And I would have shot him again,

but that one bullet I ejected out of the gun, that would have been the bullet that killed him. No, he wouldn't have. So this was all in the garage? Yeah, yeah. Queen just showed me the car. My God. So he drove away still?

No, he ran away. He ran away. Jumped a fence, got down to his neighbor, got on the failing on a street, runs upstairs, gets some shorts, gets another loaded firearm, and then goes and finds him, but completely rashly, like a G. Now, who was the individual? Did they find him?

Well, they caught him. Who is he? I don't know him. You don't know him? He's from Arizona, apparently. Been there like a few weeks. Random person. He was from Arizona.

Oh, you look at the social media, it's all like inspirational quotes and prom pictures. I mean, he looks like a normal kid, but apparently his mom was out there, his dad was here. Normal house, about five minutes away. It's the duplicity or the falsity of people that are into criminality because he had this really normal appearance, but he's going there just trying to kick doors in a very nice gated neighborhood. God was with him, too, though. Because Bun, he should be dead. He really should be dead.

I'm a good shooter, right? I don't shoot often, but I have amazing aim. And I put those bullets exactly where they needed to be. I put three bullets at his head, each within like less than a centimeter away. I'm looking at the car, yeah. You know what I'm saying? So again, God was in the room the entire time because she could have been dead, I could have been dead,

and he could have been dead. How are you doing, Queenie? Are you able to go back to that house? How are you holding up? She can, but it's in that area where it happened at, it's rough for her. She can't stand in that space. She has to kind of move.

I never told the story, but the reason I called you and the reason I have so many dogs and so many guns now, same thing happened, but it was with my daughter. My daughter walks in the house, and there's a guy in the house. And she has my mother-in-law, who has dementia, and her little sister with her. So she walks in the door.

The alarm goes off. Bing, bing, bing. So the dude, I have cameras all over the house. So the dude hopped in the house, crawled on the floor. If you crawl on the floor, the ADT alarm system won't pick up. So he knew to crawl on the floor, ran up in the house, and he thought I wasn't home. Thought we were actually on vacation. Guy comes in there, has a gun in his hand, has about, I would say, close to $600,000, $700,000 worth of jewelry.

Runs out the house. My daughter's there. He runs after her. They all run, and it scares the **** out of her. My daughter couldn't go back in the house for 30 days, for at least house. My daughter's there. He runs after her. They all run and it scares the **** out of her. My daughter couldn't go back in the house for 30 days, for at least a month. I'm sure. That scared. Because all she could see is the guy, the guy's mask, the guy had the safe in his hand.

That's her same thing. From there, there's a couple of things I did. I taught my wife, I taught my son, and I taught my daughter how to shoot. Purchase guns in the house, purchase three dogs. And the other thing I do is when I do go, I make sure I hire somebody there to make sure that they're in that house

or in that vicinity to make sure. But the hardest thing was my kids coming back in the house and my wife coming back in the house. You're traumatized, man. They didn't want to come. They were like, nah.

No, I'm not coming back in the house. I'm like, dude, this is our home. We can't make nobody force us out. But they were more concerned with I can't live because every time I walk in the foyer, I see his face.

And because it's home, it makes the safe that you're supposed to feel safe in threatening to you. So there's going to have to be some work done, but we're going to get through it, man. She's the best. I got a dog for you if you need one. This is fully trained. You're like the fourth person

to tell me I got a dog for you. She say a word. She can say it in any language and the dog knows what to do. The dog will go for the gun. I'm telling you, I got a couple for you she say a word she could say it in any language and the dog knows what to do the dog will go go for the gun i'm telling you i got i got a couple these dogs are best i feel like your marriage has gotten stronger after this encounter our marriage is already strong it's just really absolutely we just know now that we we got each other you know on that level right because on every on everything else we've always had each other's back you know i still get on her nerves sometimes after this.

You know what I'm saying? I'm trying not to walk on eggshells around her, but I have to be careful and sensitive to what she needs right now. Absolutely. But again, we still have the dynamic, and I'm not always her favorite person. You know what I'm saying? It's all marriage.

I leave the seat up and, you know, there are things that she doesn't like. But did you have a white bun? You never said that. Did you have a white? Yes, I did have a white. But did you have, you said you had to

put shorts on, so this whole time you had no pants on? Yes, yes. I'm outside shooting outside with the gun. Really? That's what I said,

I was winning the pool with the gun. Hanging and everything. That's all she kept saying, but you really let your dick hang. That timing was awful. I'm glad you guys

are safe, man. I'm glad you guys are safe, man. I'm glad that ain't on camera. That's some footage. And nobody believed that guy. Bumby was shooting at me with his a** swinging. He had no pants on. Nobody believed that dude. They said he was going around the neighborhood

knocking on random people's doors. Yeah, he was digging under floor mats. But nobody called the police. He's knocking on people's doors. So the only people that saw him, unfortunately, the only people that saw him doing this were, because they're still building around in the neighborhood, so the people that were part of the construction crews would see them,

but a lot of those people, unfortunately, probably illegal, and once they call the police, and police start asking for their name and their information, it puts them in a situation. So a lot of them end up just, you know, and apparently these construction crews see a lot of crime all the time. All right, we got more with Bun B and his wife, Queenie. When we come back, 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. We have Bun B, his wife, Queenie, and his attorney here, Yee. So how are you guys working through this? Well, you know, she's dealing with, you know, victims of crimes.

There's different resources that they have for her. But this is very fresh. This isn't even really a week old yet. And we've been traveling, like, everything right now. And it's crazy because... You put an album out. Yeah, and that was the whole point of us, like, me being in L.A., me coming to New York this week and all of that,

was really to promote the album with me and Static. And this all happened. And I'm like, you know what? We don't need to stop. We need to keep going. So, you know, we had a cooking demo. We do this program with Kroger's now where we do recipes and live demos. So we did that Thursday.

Hey, I'm not going to lie. That was so funny to me. Because I went to your page just to see if you had said something. And all I see is, like, come to Kroger's. I'm going to be cooking. I'm like, Bunger's out here living his life like a golden. Yeah, and I didn't want to, you know, like, make it a big deal. It seemed like I was, like, trying to take advantage of the situation or anything

because my wife is doing some very real things right now, you know what I'm saying? But at the same time, we've got to keep as much normalcy as possible, and we've got to keep moving because you'll freeze up, and you'll be scared to come outside, and you'll overthink every scenario. Well, congratulations on the album. The album's out, and he's also the new voice of our Houston station, 937. Yeah.

Bun B is the voice of the station, so congratulations. What you mean? Oh, he does the imaging? I do the drops. That's me now. The whole, his voice. It took them long enough. I would like to say I'll consider it Bun is. I got a radio show on 950 AM at KPRC. I hired his channel on there. I got the one centrist show on a conservative station, right?

He knows it's live at 7, and then I record my Olympium show at 8. He waits until I'm done with the radio to call me, and he's like, well, I didn't want to interrupt the radio, but I shot somebody. I was like, you called me right the f*** away, son. I'm going to walk away from this stupid microphone. I'm coming over. I don't think you need to come over. It's cool.

I mean, why have a lawyer that went to Harvard if you ain't going to call him when you shoot somebody? Now, did you really go to Harvard or did you get your degree online? No, I didn't. I just came to Harvard.

I didn't. I didn't. You didn't go to Harvard Business School. Apparently people are doing that. That's crazy. Yeah, I mean, he just saw because You didn't go to Harvard Business School. Apparently people are doing that. That's crazy. Yeah, I mean, he just so, because he didn't want to bother me on my radio show. Because I know, like I say, he's not just my attorney. He's my friend.

So I already know once he hears it. Once he hears it, though, like I say, you come to the house, where's Queen? Bun, what did you say? Okay, pick up what you said. Queen, are you going to be all right? Let me get you a chair. Let me get you something. Bun, where's the gun?

Like God, he's like going back and forth between friend and lawyer. And, you know, he's a good man. Shout out to those officers. I'll tell you, Officer Drake. I mean, those officers looked at this the way they framed it the way it's supposed to be framed from Jump Street. And there was no, oh, well, black rapper with the gun, what's the story? Which is what I got from some of the journalists out there. But with the officers there at the scene, they were patting him on the back.

They weren't looking to catch him in a net. They were just looking to find out what they needed to find out so they could catch the bad guy. Now, let's talk about this album now. Let's do it. You recorded this album kind of differently. Yeah, yeah. Let's talk about this.

All right. So, Static Selected and I have recorded a lot of songs over the years, and we have a really good chemistry together. And so, Static came up with the concept of, I think it was him and Saigon were hanging out and they did a song and then he's like, yo, put another one on. They just kept going and going.

Within 24 hours, they had an album, right? But there was no live stream. There was no way to let the world see it. So a lot of people didn't even believe it. So a couple of years later, live stream comes out. So he repeats the concept and does it with Freddie Gibbs. He does it with Freeway. He does it with Terminology. And again,

but the technology is there, but it's really, you can't really coordinate it, right? So fast forward a couple of years and now the technology exists on iPads, on phones, on computers, everywhere. And so I came up and do some music with him anyway because we were talking about doing some stuff for his new album

and he was like, yo, why don't we try that concept? He knows my turnover time. I can write a verse in maybe 15 minutes, right? So he's like, why don't we try to do like an album in one day? And I was like, yeah, I could do that. I was like, but I'm probably going to need

a couple of features. So we reached out to a couple of people. They reached back and the response was everybody was like, yo, this is going to be need a couple of features. So we reached out to a couple of people. They reached back. And the response was everybody was like, yo, this is going to be ill. You're really going to do the whole thing. And I'm like, yeah. So people started getting excited. And when I realized how excited somebody like Method Man was to be a part of it, I was like, okay, this is going to appeal to dudes who really just enjoy rapping

and being around other rappers. So with that, I was like, okay, Cr's that kind of dude. Pauly's that kind of dude. Graf's that kind of dude. All of these different MCs. Fat Joe too, right? Yeah, but we didn't call Fat Joe. So Fat Joe is watching the stream and sees it. He calls his young boy, right? One of his young boys

is around and he's like, yo, should I come through there and spit something? Like, hell yeah. This is what this is about. And I went pen and paper that night. Because in a phone, you can cheat, right? I can have it in my notes kind of thing. So I was like, no, I'm going to put pen to paper and let him see me write every rhyme, every line, scratch out, every rethought bar, any type of thing.

And I think we executed well, man. I got a ride to that today. I didn't get into it last week. I was caught up in Avengers Endgame. I'm not going to lie to you. I went to see Endgame twice. I haven't been twice. That's the thing I need to see it again. I have to see it again. Going twice. It was so up in Avengers Endgame. I'm not going to lie to you. I went to see Endgame twice. I haven't been twice. That's the thing I need to see it again.

I have to see it again. Going twice. It was so good. Oh, man. I told somebody, I said, I don't think people realize that this is the greatest story ever told on film. Easily. But there's a lot of fathers and mothers. Like, my son's ninth birthday was Iron Man 1.

Took all his friends to Iron Man 1. 2008. He's graduating from college a year early as a 20-year-old next week. And we've seen every single movie me and him. I think it was a moment and it was a long moment.

And I, you know, I mean, I didn't get super emotional. It's a three-hour moment. But it was like now, I mean, he was a kid, but now he's a man and this has spanned

his whole life. But you guys still share the sentiment from the childhood up to adulthood. That's right. I don't look forward to when he don't want to go see movies

for me. I'm probably going to cry. What if he wants to get a Wolverine tattoo? Nah, he's a smart kid. I think that's a little far. But I'm with it. Charlamagne, show yours. I had his when I was 17.

You know somebody's draw that you gonna see that on With no pants on Like comic book guy from the city But the thing about me opening a door seeing him just a t-shirt beating the hell out the dude with no... I'm like, Bun, you don't have no underwear on. Oh, you pistol whipped him too? Yeah, that's why.

But Bun, he still had bullets in his gun. Bun was out of bullets, so there was a continued threat that... Hold on, y'all gotta get y'all stories right now, because Bun said he had guns guns and you said he did. The bunch that he ran out. The driver still had bullets.

Got you, got you, got you. Bun was still actively trying to defend his home from a threat of a very bad part. It's a true story. The pistol weapon, that's amazing. That's why he's in this picture like this, because all this is torn up. Yeah, yeah, I saw the cuts on him.

It's not easy to stop mid-do either. Thank you. Thank you guys for joining us. We really appreciate it. That's the real, like, achievement here. Right. I was able to stop mid-poop. They call that groundhogging.

When you let it go back in, the groundhog goes back in the hole. Hey, man, but when your family's in danger, you got to do what you got to do. You got to do it. That's it. Simple as that. Yeah. Well, thank you guys, Akim, for stopping through. We appreciate it.

Thank y'all for having us, man. For real. Alright, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to these rumors. Let's talk some new shows. Listen up. It's just in.

The Rumor Report. With Angela Yee. It's The Rumor Report. The Breakfastossip. The Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. All right, well, of course you know that Coming to America is coming, and Akon had called out Eddie Murphy saying that Eddie Murphy should be hiring real deal African actors for the movie. Mm-hmm.

Not a bad idea. And here's what Eddie Murphy had to tell TMZ when they asked him about it. Oh, yeah, I'll tell you that there's one funny African that Michael Blackson Okay, that's a good one. You're going to give Blackson a role? All right, well, let's decide if Michael Blackson Well, let's prove Michael Blackson is really from Africa first. Okay. He said

that would be life-changing. Everyone in the world is going to watch that movie. Who said that? Michael Blackson. There's rumors that Michael really not from Africa now. Okay, so you can't be taking roles from African Michael Blackson's from Africa. Stop Africa now. So you can't be taking roles from African... Michael Blackson's from Africa. Stop it, man. You can't be taking roles from African actors if you're not really African. He's from Africa. Alright, now let's talk about

a brand new show that is coming to YouTube, hosted by Charlamagne. The Hollywood Reporter is launching a... You don't know about it? I forgot. You're right. Drop on the clues box for the Hollywood Reporter. It's the emerging Hollywood video series, and here is the trailer. The new Hollywood is being built by renegades, the outliers, the so-called misfits.

Comedy reminds you of who you're trying to be, who you maybe once were. The most important thing you have as a writer, creator, director is a point of view. I'm not just going to play like the nagging, annoying girlfriend. I want a role that's actually challenging and nuanced. Telling fresh stories and bringing to life characters who until now have been confined to the margins. It's not a black movie. It's a movie.

We do have certain privileges. Why aren't we taking advantages? Why aren't we working from a place of power? Yes, first episode drops tomorrow with a real African, Trevor Noah. Maybe he could be incoming to America. He could. Mm-hmm. He's South Africa born and bred, but

salute to the Hollywood Reporter. Right, so give us some more information. Like how many shows is it? Who else is going to be on there? So Dasha Palenko. I did like five episodes. Dasha Palenko, Killer Mike, Trevor Noah. I forgot. But it starts tomorrow.

He said, I forgot. It starts tomorrow on the Hollywood Reporter. Tell us all about it. I forgot, but it starts tomorrow. He said, I forgot this guy. It starts tomorrow on The Hollywood Reporter. You're a great salesperson. Go to The Hollywood Reporter on YouTube. Tell us all about it. I forgot. Yes. Come on, man.

It starts tomorrow. Okay. Yes. All right. Thank you. Then we're going to get some spoilers here. All right. Empire is coming back, but apparently Jussie Smollett is not signed on to come back yet.

They said by mutual agreement, the studio has negotiated an extension to Jussie Smollett is not signed on to come back yet. They said by mutual agreement, the studio has negotiated an extension to Jussie Smollett's option for season six, but at the time there are no plans for the character of Jamal to return to Empire. So they've extended his contract, but there's no plans for him to be on the show. Why would one do that? Why they don't kill him?

I don't know. Yeah, kill him off the show. So they're going to pay him, but they're not going to put him back on? I think what they're trying to do is waiting to see what's going to happen before they make a real decision. Decision, okay. So that's what it feels like is happening.

If they should put them back or not, they're still uncertain. Maybe they'll kill them in the final season. I'm just saying. All right, now The Chi has been renewed for season three also by Showtime. You know that's my show. Dope. So congratulations. I got to catch up.

I haven't caught up the last couple episodes. To them. It's only been, what, three episodes or four? I forget. But, yeah, so it's a lot going on, a lot of activity. So a lot of highs, a lot of lows for that show. Shout to Lena Waithe. Yes, amazing.

Now, John Singleton apparently did have a will, and his mom is in possession of that will. He has a worth of $35 million. That's what his estate is worth. So if he had died without a will, then apparently his mother wouldn't get anything. But she does have that will and it will soon be filed. We don't know what's in it yet, but he does also have seven children. And there's just been a lot of family issues, I guess, going on behind the scenes with the business of all of this.

All right. I'm just glad he had a will. Yeah. No, that's great. That makes things a lot less messy. Mm-hmm. Do you guys have a will? Do I?

I do and I don't. I do when it comes to certain things, but certain things have to be refreshed in the will. The majority of the time, everything goes to my wife regardless. Everything's with my wife now. Everything's with my wife now. Everything's with my wife now. It doesn't change. Nothing will change. She got all access to the money.

Everything. So is it not necessary for you to do one? You should still do one, regardless, just in case you owe people money. If there's liens or if there's somebody trying to sue you, you should do it regardless. But everything goes to my wife anyway. All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. Alright, thank you, Mashi. Do you have a will? No.

That's what I was just thinking. That's why I was asking you guys if you have one, because I don't have a will. I have life insurance, and I have where everything's going. But even with that, it's like, you know, who gets all that? I definitely got life insurance policy. A will just keeps everything very simple. Very simple, and it knows where to go to. There's no problems, no questions. No people arguing, fighting, because there's a will. Life insurance policy is Yeah, but if you do die, who gets you? It's in a will that keeps everything very simple. Very simple and it knows where to go to.

There's no problems, no questions. No people arguing, fighting, because there's a will. Life insurance policy goes to your wife, too. Everything goes to my wife. No, it's whoever you leave it to. It's who you leave it to. Yeah, it doesn't automatically do that. You have to put who the beneficiary will be.

Well, mine is my wife. I'm sure Charlemagne's is his wife. Charlemagne, did you leave me anything? Leave you something. All right. I mean, some people might divide it up between their kids. If you have other family members like brothers, sisters, parents, you might want to leave them something. I think I'll leave you something. Some people might divide it up between their kids. If you have other family members like brothers, sisters, parents, you might want to leave them something.

You abuse me every morning. I just want to know if you left me something. I'll check your underwear. There might be a little something in there for you. You go too far, bro. What does that mean? I didn't mean to do that to you, man. Oh my gosh, you took it way too far. You go too far, bro.

You go too far, man. Stop throwing it off the backboard. I won't do it. Okay? This guy is crazy. I'm definitely going to need my resources. I'm just in the game playing, all right? I'm uncomfortable.

I'm uncomfortable, too. All right. Charlamagne. Mm-hmm. Who'd you give that donkey to, man? Who'd you give that donkey to? It's a company called Sunet. They are a recruiting firm.

They need to come to the front of the congregation. We like to have a word with them. I don't understand why in 2019 we just can't get the basics right. I mean, the basics. We'll talk about it. All right, we'll get to that next Keep It Locked. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Let's don't be a donkey. Because right now you want some real donkey shit. It's time for donkey of the day. So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey, man, you want some real donkey it's time for donkey of the day so if you ever feel i need to be a donkey man hit it with the heel did she get donkey today please tell me

i have become donkey of the day at the breakfast club donkey today for wednesday may 1st goes to a recruitment firm named sinet all right uh the hellmans is heavy on this one, ladies and gentlemen. Too much goddamn mayonnaise. Now, Sinette is receiving backlash over a job listing that they posted on LinkedIn. Now, the job description says Sinette is looking for someone with a good technical

background, including knowledge of RPA, 8 to 10 years of experience, and a relationship individual who can get more opportunities and build the account. Anybody out there listening to me, fit that description? Raise your hands, blow your horns, okay? Well, I just want to tell all my Asians, all my coloreds, Latinos, and others to relax if you fit that job description because there's one key criteria in that job description and I don't think you have it. Let's go to WXIA-TV11 Alive for the report, please. A company faces ridicule on social media

after a job post calls for preferably Caucasian applicants. It's one of the three things you need to know. Senate Systems posted the job opening on multiple platforms describing the ideal candidate as preferably Caucasian with a good technical background. The company tweeted an apology saying the listing does not reflect the company's core values of inclusivity and equality and that the individuals involved have been fired.

Federal law prohibits job discrimination based on anybody's race. I'm going to be honest. I love overt racism. Covert racism is for cowards. Tell me how you really feel at all times. You just save us a whole bunch of time. Okay, but what I don't understand is overt racism from corporations. Look, it's perfectly fine to have a preference.

I prefer to buy black. I prefer to give opportunities to black people. That is my preference, and I don't think anything is wrong with that. But when you are a recruiting firm, you can't show bias. It's just not good business. Okay, we live in an era where companies

are trying to fight bias in the workplace and hiring processes. Remember last year when Starbucks closed 8,000 locations to provide 175,000 employees with training on racial bias? I mean, my God, Sinet, who there is asleep at the wheel and talking out loud with their thumbs? Now, we all have unconscious bias, I'm sure, but I never really understood that term

because I think we are all conscious of our biases and acting like we aren't is just foolish, okay? We just can't let our biases get in the way of making a wise decision because your biases can make you miss out on something great. All Sunette really wants is the right employee for the job. You may prefer a Caucasian, but what if the most qualified person for the job is a Puerto Rican? I would think you would go with Poppy if you know what's good for your business. Now, most companies nowadays are doing more than just simply educating employees on bias. They are implementing strategic changes to their hiring processes to reduce bias and increase fairness, but not Sinet. And in a way, you got to respect it because they are keeping

it honest. But if the bottom line is doing what's best for your business, being blatantly biased is not the move. Now, of course, Sinet apologized in a tweet. They said Sinet apologizes for the anger and frustration caused by the offensive job post. It does not reflect our core values of inclusivity. How do you pronounce that? Inclusivity. Yes, inequality. The individuals involved have been terminated.

We will take this as a learning experience and will continue to serve our diverse community. Guys, gals, measure twice to cut once. Do you hear me? Corporations, politicians, everybody, measure twice to cut once. Do you hear me? Corporations, politicians, everybody, measure twice, cut once. It will never cease to amaze me that in 2019, people can't do the basics. The basics are don't be racist, don't be sexist, don't be homophobic. The sad part is this. I have to correct myself, and I just thought about this as I said it. I said we need to go back to the basics of not being all those things, But the truth is, when companies like Sinet do things like this, they are going back

to the basics. All right. Going back to the basics, scrimpings your foundation and the foundation of America has always been racist. All right. America was built on racism. So, yeah, Sinet is going back to the basics by being openly racist. So I don't even have any solutions to this problem because sadly in America, that's the way things are. So I guess we should applaud Sinet for being honest about their racial bias. I don't know about that. What the hell was that? Oh, okay.

There you go. Gave me two little drips and just splattered on my idea. Jesus Christ, Rob. You just farted all over my idea? But yeah, you're right. I agree with you. We're not applauding, Sinet. Let Kathy Griffin handle my white work.

Please give this giant jar of mayo the biggest, hee-haw. All right. But I have no solutions for the racial bias that exists in a lot of these companies and corporations. I really don't. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey today. Up next is Ask Yee. 800-585-1051.

If you need relationship advice or any type of advice, the phone lines are wide open. The number again, 800-585-1051. Ask Yee is next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Yee. We have Travis on the line. Travis, good morning. Hey, good morning, guys. Hey, what's up, man? What's your question for you, bro?

I'm nervous right now. So I just found out right around the time I was about to propose to my woman, I just found out that my woman's mom is, man, she's pregnant, man. What does that have to do with you? What does that have to do? I'm sorry. What does that have to do with your relationship? Evie, be quiet. You got your girlfriend who you were about to propose to's mother pregnant?

What in the Jerry Springer? My mom was looking at me like, you know, I just felt like she wanted me and I don't know, I just felt the temptation and it just got crazy. Okay, so A, you're not going to get married and even propose because

you're having a baby with your girlfriend's mother. How do I go about telling my woman that I love? You clearly don't love your woman if you had sex with her mom. I don't even know how you can justify that. There's no way you could ever talk me into believing that you love me if you had sex with my mom. How do you tell the mom no, though?

No. It's just complicated, man. That is very complicated. It's really not complicated, though. No. It's just complicated, man. That is very complicated. It's really not complicated, Travis. You did something really, really stupid and you risked your whole entire

relationship for it. Do you have a baby by your girl? Nah, nah. That's the crazy because we're going based upon trying to get married

before we have children. So basically, your child is going to be her sister or brother. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, Travis, you're not getting married. Don't even bother to propose. It's not happening. It's very messy. You made a huge... I love her, man.

I love her so much. I love her. I'm gonna try. Okay, yeah. Go ahead and do that. All right. I'm just curious. Where you from? I'm from the tribe. Okay, yeah, go ahead and do that. All right. I'm just curious, where you from? I'm from the Bronx.

The Bronx. Okay, well. All right, Travis. From Florida. I just don't really have much sympathy for you. That's a terrible, nasty, disgusting human being thing to do. Yeah, but what is he supposed to do? Shut up, Charlamagne.

The mom? And then what you do, you go to your wife and your girl and be like, yo, your mom tried to hit on me? Then the mom goes, oh, he's lying. Who you think your girl going to believe? Your girl going to believe her mom. The girl's not going to talk to none of them. The mom ought to.

She not going to cut the mom off? Yes, she is. Never. You just slept with her boyfriend. But that's what I'm saying. So how do you say no to mom? No. I don't know, bro.

We can go back right We can go back Anybody in this room Ever thought about Sleeping with their woman's mom No Exactly Okay bye Travis If your mom comes

Enough said If your mom-in-law Comes to you And tries to do it What you gonna say Alright so if your wife's mom Come right now And be like Charlamagne

Come over here What you gonna do I don't know bro You a nasty dude No it has nothing to do with being nasty. Yes, it is. That's the more complicated than y'all making it out to be. Because once again, if you tell the mom no, then you go to the girl, you go to your girl

and be like, yo, your mom tried to hit on me. Then your mom goes to her and says, yo, your boyfriend tried to hit on me. Who do you think your girl's going to believe? Well, I'll tell you what, though. Don't have sex and get her pregnant. I'm just telling you, it's not as easy as y'all just make it out to be. Yes, it is. It's pretty easy.

This guy's crazy. Some things in life are not that complicated. So the mom don't get no blame? No. It's not about that. I'm just saying, he's not going to be with his girlfriend. The mom just is nasty? Of course the mom's nasty.

But what I'm saying is, he shouldn't propose. He's not going to marry somebody. Ask Yee. That's a difficult one. 88510. That ain't difficult. It's more difficult than y'all making it out to be, bro. Why are you even listening?

You're right. 800-585-1051. Ask Yee. Calling now is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. 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? Hi, Shauna. Hey, hi, Shauna. What's your question for Yee? Hi, Shauna. Hello. Hi, Shauna.

Hi, Shauna. Hi. Hello, Char Yee? Hi, Shauna. Hello. Hi, Shauna. Hi, Shauna. Hi. Hello, Charlamagne. Hello, Angelique. Hello. I have a question for you. Yes. I have a new boyfriend.

I haven't been on a relationship for five years. And it's two months now. And my friends feel as though that we spend too much time together. We work together. We actually, we don't live together, but we stay in the same space, and they say that's too early. Why are you worried about what your friends think?

I'm not. It is that sometimes I tend to, like, you know, have that little birdie over my ear, like, you know, you spend too much time to give him some, you know, give him some breathing room. He's not with his boys. I'm not with my, you know, my friends. But you guys are both wanting to spend time together, right?

Yes, we do. Okay, so I don't understand the problem. He enjoys your company. You enjoy his company. Right now, you guys are inseparable. I do feel it is important to make sure that you make time for things that are important for your friends. Like, if somebody has a birthday and they want you to come, you can't not go because you're spending time with your man.

Right. And that's what it is. He's like, oh, like the partying thing is he's not a partying person. And the thing is I'm 30 and he's 22. So he's like he's been there like the partying things. And that's the biggest thing, us partying, me going to parties. I don't think you have to go to parties, but if there's anything that's important that your friends feel like,

these are my friends I've had for a long time. I love them. I care about them. You can't disappoint them either. So you have to make sure that you still are handling your responsibilities as a friend. But I don't think there's anything wrong with spending as much time as possible with your boo. I think that's a great thing. As long as you guys are enjoying each other's company, you love each other, that's what you both want to do.

But don't neglect people to do that. Right. Understandable. And it's great when you guys can miss each other sometimes too. Like when you go out for a couple of hours, go to dinner with your girls, with your family, catch up, and then come back. Or bring him also. Right. Okay. Thank you so much. Okay. That's it. Love you guys.

Love you back. Beginning of a relationship is fun. Ask E. We spend every waking moment together. 800-585-1051. If you need relationship advice or any type of advice, you can call E. Now we got rumors on the way, E. Yes, let's talk about these fur protesters. Find out who PETA got to this time.

All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to these rumors.

Let's talk Oprah. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On The Breakfast Club. So listen up. Well, Oprah Winfrey did a sit down with The Hollywood Reporter, and she talks about a lot of different things. I know The Hollywood Reporter.

I know you do. I'm in business with them. Nice. Yeah, so they were in her hotel suite. They were actually interviewing her. They talk about some of these presidential candidates. She said she has Kamala's books. She's reading about Pete Buttigieg as well. And she said, I already know Cory Booker, so I'm quietly figuring out

where I'm going to use my voice in support. She hasn't decided that yet. So the three candidates that I like a lot, I like Mayor Pete, I like Cory Booker, I like Kamala Harris, and I like Tim Ryan. All right, now she also talks about her own programming that she's doing at Apple and what she does there that she can't do at OWN.

She said, Apple exposes you to a whole lot more people. The thing that I'm really, really excited about, as I said that day, is creating the world's largest book club. And if I want to do a film or a doc series, the best place for my docu-series on mental health is not on OWN because you don't have the bandwidth and you have to create a completely different audience

and then you have to have marketing. That's how you know right there that TV is no longer the wave. I mean, it is a wave, but it's not the wave because when you have somebody who has their own network saying that a screaming service is bigger than her network, wow. All right, she also talks about leaving Neverland. Now she was asked about getting involved with

leaving Neverland with the special after Neverland and she was asked if she regrets it. She said, no, I don't regret it. It wasn't really regret. It was just actually I was having dinner with friends and they were saying, we saw you were in that. Like, why did you do that? And this is what happened.

She said, I saw it. I was shaken by it. I wasn't even shaken by the fact that it was Michael Jackson. I was shaken by the fact that the filmmaker, Dan Reed, had done a really good job of showing the pattern. And for years, I had been trying to show people the pattern. I've been trying to say it's not about the moment. It's about the seduction.

The first thing I said to Gayle King when we watched it was, Gayle, you've got to get those guys on CBS this morning. She Instagrammed about it, and I said, no, you shouldn't Instagram. You should just get those guys. So she talks about the backlash she got for After Neverland. She said, oh, the hateration? Honey, I haven't had that much hateration since the puppy episode with Ellen. That's the Ellen sitcom where Ellen DeGeneres' character comes out.

And she said, it made me think. Thank goodness Ellen's coming out was before social media because can you imagine? It wasn't hate though. The people just had a difference of opinion. With what? And why didn't she never leave? Why didn't she never leave? She said people were on Twitter saying things like She said they were saying things like Oprah Winfrey is a disgrace to the race.

Absolutely. Yeah, they were hating. And she was like yeah, the whole race. I decided, you know what, this isn't going to be healthy for me, so I just didn't engage with it. So why didn't Gayle get the interview? I guess Oprah said, nope, you got R. Kelly this week. I'm going to get the email. I got this one. I can't let you do both.

Yeah, leaving Neverland. They were hating. That was strictly hating. Let's break this up. All right. And she talks about herself. You know, she did leave 60 Minutes. And she talked about why she left 60 Minutes and how they just didn't have her being herself.

She said, is there too much... She said they even told her there was too much emotion in the way that she says Oprah Winfrey, her name even. So she just couldn't be herself. I wish somebody would try to give Oprah Winfrey critique on how to do her job. I'm just serious. Oprah Winfrey is a media god.

She does great interviews, compelling interviews. Nobody makes people more comfortable than Oprah Winfrey. How you going to tell her how to do her job? You can still critique people. That's like saying you can't critique an artist because the artist is a legend. You can critique whoever you want. I'm not saying that, you know, she's above being taught because Oprah

is a person that is always open to learning new things. But come on, man. She's been saying her name for 40 years. Now all of a sudden you're gonna tell her that she's saying her name with too much emotion. The name that made her a billion dollars that's just that's just a producer sitting around wanting to say something absolutely i gotta say something it's oprah i don't want to just sit here well you may want to read the whole story on the hollywood reporter then i will okay because i'm in business

with them all right now chrissy teigen has been targeted by pita by fur protesters because she's been known to wear fur and here's what happened as she was walking into Cipriani's. Chrissy, you should be ashamed of yourself for wearing real fur. Shame on you, you heartless murderer. Why do you hate animals, you heartless jerk? You heartless, ugly jerk. They don't throw paint anymore? Well, I don't know if they could get that close to her.

He called her ugly. That's all you heard? Yes. You know what I want? I want members of PETA to get attacked by animals. And then I want to see how much they love animals. I want some animals to attack them. And then I want to see if PETA defends their self and hurts the animals to protect themselves.

That's what I want to see. Let's see how much you love animals. Okay, well, she just smiled and kept it moving. All right, so according to the Jasmine brand, Will Smith is making $11 million more than Martin Lawrence in the Bad Boys 3 movie. So what do you think about that? Do you think it matters? They were both once paid about $20 million for each film,

but they did have to lower their salary for Bad Boys for Life, so they're saying that Will Smith will likely get $11 million more. They said he's getting $17 million and Martin's getting $6 million. He's the biggest draw. Will Smith is the biggest draw right now. He's way bigger draw than Martin Lawrence. No, that's disrespectful. That's...

They've been doing that franchise together equally. They did the first and the second one equally. How many years ago was that? Will Smith done done a zillion blockbusters since then. So Martin, no, he has not actually. He's actually had a lot of flops. But he had a goal with that. Will Smith done done a zillion blockbusters since then. So Martin, no, he has not, actually. He's actually had a lot of flops. But he had a couple after that. Martin is not a legend.

He is a legend. I mean, Jesus Christ, $11 million more is a lot, bro. Yeah, $17 million versus $6 million. It's Martin Lawrence. Come on, now. It's Marty Ma. He's been in syndication with his TV show all these years. That is correct, but this is Will Smith.

I don't care. He's had a lot of movies, a lot of success. Instagram popping more. Huge on Instagram, huge on YouTube. He does a lot more. $11 million more? I don't know about that. Especially if they was getting equal pay all the time.

That was a long time ago. How long ago was that? You act like Martin fell off, bro. I didn't say Martin fell off. That's what it sounds like you're saying. I didn't say Martin fell off. Don't put words in my mouth. I said the last Bad Boys movie came out when?

I don't know. I can tell you. It was probably about, let me see. Shut up. My Porsche is a 993. It's about a 1994. Really? 1995, right? It had to be right there. 95, 96? I don't know how everyone was that long ago. Let me see. 94 was the first Biggie Smalls album.

Let me see. Bad Boy movie. 95 was Bad Boy. No. That's the first one. That's the one I was talking about. Okay, so 2005 was the last one, because it's every 10 years, if I'm not mistaken. 2003. What? 2003.

What? What? 2003. Speak English. Speak over your beard, bro. He's speaking into your beard. He was speaking into his beard. Listen, $11 million more than Martin is a lot, bro.

And I understand Will Smith is a huge star, but come on. Yeah, Will Smith has Aladdin coming out. He was in Bright, Collateral Beauty, Suicide Squad, Concussion. Martin's latest movies, he has a movie called

The Beach Bum coming out later this year. He was in Big Mamas like Father, like Son, which was in 2011, and Death at a Funeral in 2010.

Oh, yeah. He had way more movies that were successful after that. All I'm saying is... Pursuit of Happiness, Concussion, Depending Black.

But it was after the Bad Boys movie. His last four or five didn't do well at the box office. Well, Bright was on Netflix, right? Yes, Bright was on Netflix. I Am Legend. He did all those after that. Bro, that was ten years ago! Or longer! Alright, guys. I'm Angela Yee, and that is

your Rumor Report. Alright, thank you, Miss Yee. Why are you sad? I'm not sad. I just can't believe you disrespected Martin Lawrence. Nobody disrespected Martin Lawrence. He's a legend. All right. This is messed up.

He sounded like Mr. Snuffleupagus. All right. Now, let me see. What? Martin Lawrence did... Get ready for your mix, Envy. The death at the funeral. Remember that joint?

Yes. I said that just now. What about College Road Trip? Remember that one? Yes. You're lying. College Road Trip. It's not College Road Trip. Yes,? Yes, I said that just now. What about College Road Trip? Remember that one? Yes. You're lying. College Road Trip. It's not College Road Trip.

Yes, it is. It's called College Road Trip. I never even heard of it. He did Wild Hogs. Wild Hogs. See, look at that. Wild Hogs was good. I don't give a damn.

It's Martin Lawrence, and Will Smith should not be making $11 million more than Martin Lawrence, especially if the other Bad Boy movies, they were getting paid the same goddamn thing. That was 15 years ago, man. I didn't know. Nope. Don't see it. All right. Well, Revolt, we'll see you tomorrow. Everybody else, The People getting paid the same goddamn thing. That was 15 years ago, man. I didn't know. Nope.

Don't see it. All right. Well, Revolt, we'll see you tomorrow. Everybody else, The People's Choice mixes up next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.

Let me hear you say, please. Let me hear you say, please. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now we got to shout Bun B, his wife, Queenie, and their attorney, Charles, for joining us this morning. Yes, salute to them. Very dramatic experience that they went through.

Happy that both of them came out okay. And both of them are heroes, you know, in my book. Queenie is a strong woman, man. The fact that he had that gun pointed at her head. Yeah, man. And she was able to still function and think and move the way that she did is incredible. Absolutely.

Yeah, absolutely. In a moment like that, you could easily think and move off of motion, but she was moving off strategy, so God bless her. Absolutely. All right, now when we come back, we got the positive note. Don't move.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. You good, T-Money? Good morning. the positive note don't move it's the breakfast club good morning you good team honest morning everybody it's dj envy angela yee charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club ah now charlamagne you got a positive note for the people, bro? That's right. I want to tell you, man, today is the first day of Mental Health Awareness Month. I want to salute Shanti Daz. I was with her yesterday.

She had a panel for her Silence to Shame and I was on that panel talking about being mentally healthy and I just want to tell everybody, man, since this is Mental Health Awareness Month, the only thing more exhausting than having a mental illness is pretending like you don't. Go seek some help.

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