The Breakfast Club - Cardi B Interview and More

Episode Date: April 10, 2018

Tuesday 4/10- Today on the show we had Binderella or better known as Cardi b, grace us with her presence as she discussed her game plan on handling being pregnant and still having a music career, her new album "Invasion of Privacy", and more. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to Green Bay Packers Trevor Davis after he made a bomb joke, and out of all places an airport, go figure. Also, we had a listener shoot their shot at a crush, and turned out that all he needed was a boost in confidence. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I'm a lovable asshole. And this is The Breakfast Club, bitches! Good morning, Angela Yee. Good morning, DJ Envy. Charlamagne Tha God. Beast of the Planet. It is Tuesday. Yes, it's Tuesday. What a day. What a day. And Cardi B will be joining us this morning. Benderella will be here this morning.

Cardi B. Bardi B. Her album is out right now, so make sure you pick that up, download it, stream it, whatever you need to do. I didn't get to watch Fallon last night, though. I fell asleep, man. I was tired. Yeah, me too.

I'm not going to lie. Yesterday, I went home after workon last night, though. I fell asleep, man. I was tired. Yeah, me too. I'm not gonna lie. Yesterday, I went home after work, fell asleep for two hours on the couch, then got up, and then I still was tired after that. I definitely fell asleep when I got home yesterday, but then I got my ass up and went to the gym. Then I came back home and went back to sleep. Yeah, when I got home,

I went to the gym, then I actually worked out in the basement, in my gym in the basement, but then I didn't even get a chance to take a nap, man. I just relaxed and chilled. I've been chilling the last couple of days. First of all, relax with your little rich man flex just now, okay? I went to the gym in my basement. You didn't have to say that. No, I didn't leave. You didn't have to add

in the basement. He has a whole gym in the basement. Okay? So? You didn't have to add that. I worked out. I didn't leave the crib. That's all you had to say. I worked out yesterday. I went to the gym. That's it. I didn't have to gym in the basement. I was piggybacking on what you said, that's I worked out. I didn't leave the crib. That's all you had to say. I worked out yesterday. I went to the gym. That's it. I went to the gym. I was piggybacking on what you said.

That's all. Okay. All right. But anyway. Africa Bambada is 61 years old today, speaking of piggybacking. Drop on the clues, Bambada. Africa Bambada. What?

Cardi B will be joining us today. Did we say that already? Yes, we did. All right. Make sure you download. You pick that up and you stream that. Absolutely excited about Cardi B. I love her album.

I keep listening to it, and there's more things that I like, more things that I enjoy, so I got a lot of questions for Cardi B. Can't wait to kick it I've got to catch up

on her Jimmy Fallon because I did miss it. I saw he gave her her first baby shower present. Really? Did you see that? She was opening it up. He gave her a little

baby leopard jacket. Oh, nice. And a little iced out crystal bottle for the baby. It was cute. Can we play I Like It Like That this morning, too, since she's going to be up here? I like that record a lot. And I'm going to tell you something else. I know how I'm changing.

This is how I know I'm growing and how I'm evolving. For the first time ever in my life, my Verizon phone bill is zero balance. Now, first, let me tell you something, man. You're really only supposed to pay the pass-through amount. I don't think that you're a real N-word if you pay anything past the pass-through amount. But for whatever reason, I forgot that I already had

paid my pass-through amount, and I called him yesterday and paid off like $200, and I got a zero balance. Drop one of Clues bombs for me. It's the first time in life that I have a zero balance on my cell phone bill. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.

I usually just pay the pass due amount, but I promise you my t-shirts are still from Target. Changing on us. Let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what are we talking about? Well, the FBI has raided Trump's lawyer's office. I'm going to tell you how Donald Trump reacted to that. And we'll talk about Facebook and the largest Black Lives Matter page on there. You won't believe what they found out.

All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. 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 in some front page news. Let's talk Donald Trump. Yes, the FBI raided the office of Michael Cohen, who is a personal lawyer and confidant of Donald Trump

Now Donald Trump has of course responded What they are looking for is information related to Stormy Daniels The porn star who says she had an affair with Donald Trump back in 2006 The White House has denied that So according to a source familiar with what's happening That search warrant was very broad in what they were looking for. But they did seize some privileged communications between Cohen and his clients and also emails and other paperwork. So we could see what happened with that money that was allegedly paid out to Stormy Daniels.

Here is what Donald Trump had to say. Here we are talking about Syria. We're talking about a lot of serious things with the greatest fighting force ever. And I have this witch hunt constantly going on for over 12 months now. And it's a disgrace. It's frankly a real disgrace. It's an attack on our country in a true sense. It's an attack on what we all stand for.

Well, it's not a witch hunt. It's called a federal investigation. And that's how long they usually last, and they don't come for no reason either, sir. But he seems untouchable. He seems untouchable, so it doesn't seem like anything's ever going to happen to him. If they're investigating his lawyer, I mean,

you know, where there's smoke, there's fire. Unless, of course, it's a cigarette. If you think something's going on, keep your foot on his neck. That is what it is. Now, the largest Black Lives Matter page on Facebook, it's fraudulent. Apparently, the page is called Black Lives Matter. It had nearly 700,000 followers. It was owned by a white person.

Yes, and was taken in more than $100,000 in donations, but it was run by a white man in Australia. My goodness. So now that page has been suspended, all those online payment platforms that people were using to make donations has been suspended as well. It stopped working. What made people look at it, though? What made people look at that page? Because it said Black Lives Matter,

and it probably catered to everything BLM. That's why. They panned it to them. The person, Ian Mackey, is the person whose name is registered for the site. He's also done a lot of different things. He registered BlackPowerFist.com back in 2015. My goodness.

That was using his name, his email address, and his phone number. And he has registered dozens of sites, many claiming to be tied to black rights issues. You just have to be really careful on where you go to donate your money because the real verified page, Black Lives Matter, has 322,000

followers. That's crazy. This one had 700,000. Is he an ally of some sort, though? Is he doing this out of the goodness of his heart? Is he helping? Does he really believe in the movement? No, he's actually using the movement to make his own money. Damn it, man.

By the way, there's people out there right now that'll hear you shout out the real page and still stay on the fake page because we swear white ice is colder. Well, if they try to make any time, the page has been suspended. Good. So they can't be on the fake page because we swear white ice is colder. Well, if they try to make any... The page has been suspended. Good. So they can't be on the fake page. Shouldn't it be just deleted all together, though? I guess they're still investigating,

but, you know, you know how it goes. My goodness. All right. Well, that's front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent. Hit us up right now.

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The Breakfast Club. 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. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Emma. Hey, Emma, get it off your chest, mama. Hey, Peter, you may hear Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God.

Peace. Yo, Charlamagne, you're a tough cookie, yo, man. But I like you because you're truthful. And I want to make a bunch of points really quick, really fast. The Black Lives Matter stuff, that was messed up. This guy in Australia making money off of, you know, a cause that's in America. People need to get out and vote. Charlamagne Tha God, I've tagged you in a couple things on Twitter about people need to get out and vote for their local and state politicians.

That's where it starts. We need to get governors that give a s***. That's right. Local elections matter, baby. Thank you, mama. And the only thing that can make that situation worse about the person in Australia owning the Black Lives Matter page is if we find out that's Iggy Azalea's uncle or brother or something. Oh, stop it.

Hello, who's this? Yes, this is Azalea from Dayton. I see. I wanted to say good morning to all y'all. Good morning, bro. Because y'all woke me up again. Get it off your chest. Please stop playing that Post Malone Rockstar song.

Yeah, I'm pretty tired of Post Malone Rockstar, too, even though I love 21 Savage, but I'm pretty tired of Post Malone Rockstar. Hello, who's this? Good morning. It's your morning runner. How are you guys? Hey.

Good morning, runner. You got some new leggings? I feel like you got some new leggings this morning. I did, man. New sneakers and all. I can hear them. All right, mama. New sneakers and all. I can hear them. All right, mama. What's up?

Get it off your chest. Oh, my God. What the Black Lives Matter? Like, the fake page? I mean, I'm so tired of people taking advantage of, you know, black people. That's crazy. There was a guy from Australia, Iggy Azalea's uncle. Don't start that rumor.

I don't do that. That's a lie. I know. That's ridiculous. Crazy. In a situation and time like this, this is what you're going to do when people are getting gunned down in the streets. It's like, so that's an opportunity for you?

Ridiculous, man. Right. Absolutely ridiculous. I agree. But don't let it interrupt your run this morning, boo. And I ran 26 miles last week. Hey. You did a marathon.

Four and a half hours. Woo. That's dope. That's goals right there. Hello, who's this? Yo, this is Pierre from Louisville, Kentucky. What's up, bro? Get it off your chest. Got something to get off my chest. But first, I'd like to say I'm blessed because today is my 33rd birthday. Happy birthday, bro.

Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday, young man. Thank you, thank you, thank you. But yeah, I'm over here in Kentucky, man, and our teachers and stuff, they ain't getting paid right, so they go ahead and take another strike. They miss Friday before spring break because the governor don't want to give them their money and keep on, you know, vetoing the pension plan and everything that we set up. You need to give these teachers their money. Pay the teachers.

You know, these teachers are our future, you know what I'm saying? Absolutely. Thank you, bro. Teachers are underpaid all over the country, man. My mom was a schoolteacher. The most she ever made was $30,000 a year in South Carolina. Goodness gracious. Berkeley County School District. All right. Get it off your chest. My mom was a school teacher. The most she ever made was $30,000 a year in South Carolina. Berkeley County School District.

All right, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Let's go. 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. So if you got something on your mind, The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? James. Good morning, Breakfast Club. Morning, James. Get it off your chest, bro. I'm upset.

I had a patient who died last night, and I'm an EMT in Jersey. Oh, man, what happened? As soon as we pulled up to the ER, the patient was talking to us the whole ride, and as soon as we pulled up to the ER, the patient just called the gang. Hey, I'm sorry to hear that, bro. Yeah, ride, and as soon as we pulled up to the ER, the patient just called again. Damn.

I'm sorry to hear that, bro. Yeah, man. And I'm just finishing working a 20-hour shift, and I'm getting ready to go to work again and come back again tonight. Non-stop. Damn it, man. You complaining about working, sir? Not at all, sir.

Oh, okay. Just making sure. All right. The prices are buying a house, mister. There you go. Congratulations for that. As God giveeth, God can take us away. Hello, who's this?

Hi, this is Jonathan. Hey, Jonathan, get it off your chest. Holy crap. Okay, so I'm part of this community. We play video games. I don't know if you've ever heard of Dance Dance or Relucion to Pump It Up. Of course. Where you step on those arrows.

Yeah. So long story short, there's been a lot of arrogance going on with a few players because, like, there's people who exceed way better than I do. And I guess I want to know that how can I find a way to, like, bring, I guess, everyone closer instead of having that arrogance, you know, keep making everyone hate each other. Oh, this sounds like a common problem. You just want to bring people in your community together.

Yes. Oh. It's crazy because, like, there's. There's three people that will get so angry because some people, they're naturally gifted. Why don't you just remember that everybody in the video game community is not a monolith. The video game community is not monolithic. Maybe all of y'all are different.

All of y'all are individuals. Maybe some of y'all will have different crews. That's fine, too. Well, don't let people's bad attitudes bring you down. You just keep being who you are and keep being a good person, because that's just what life is going to be like, even outside of the gaming community. There's going to be people that are nasty.

Don't let them affect how you are. Yeah, don't try to click up with everybody just because they're black. Everybody can't get on the arc, baby. You know what I'm saying? The arc ain't for everybody. You just got to let them know it's about to rain, okay? No, that's the funny thing, too, because one of our best players, he actually he's actually black, and he's freaking, he's phenomenal.

He's like, he's crazy. Like, it's crazy how good he is. But it's just like, he's crazy. Nothing against him, I just feel like he has so much issues, you know? Okay. Why? He's got issues because he's black, or he's got issues because he's got issues? I guess just because the way he plays, and he lets everyone, he lets everyone else's,

whenever they get better, obviously better, when he's performing better than he is, he gets upset. I just wish he wouldn't be so competitive in that sense, you know? Oh, God, you guys are such f***ers. Oh, my God. What does that even mean? I'm upset because somebody's being more competitive than me? What are y'all playing?

You ever heard of Dance Dance Revolution? Yeah, Dance Dance Revolution. Oh, Dance Dance. Y'all dancing? Yeah, Dance Dance Revolution. Oh, Dance Dance. Yeah. Y'all dancing. You know what? Dance off. This is by far the most vaginal thing I've heard all week. You know what?

No, I can't. I can't. This is so vaginal. You keep on spitting your positivity, Seth. Bruh, bruh. This is so vaginal. You're upset because a black man dances better than you? He is.

We're supposed to. Because he's so competitive. Okay? No, because we're black. All black people dance better than white people. Alright? I wouldn't say that. Jesus Christ. Our cameraman is right. He can dance. You ever seen a boogie? 95% of all black

people dance better than all white people. When did you get that statistic, bro? Oh, really? What you gonna tell me now? White people better at basketball than black people too? He just made up a statistic. This is how I know both of y'all. Only 50% black right here. I'm 100%. No, you're not.

You're Latino. I'm not Latino. I'm black. And shout out to iPhone Sim who calls every morning. He was at the club with me last night. That's probably why he didn't call. Hopefully, he makes it to work this morning. Shout out to iPhone Sim who was partying with me last night in the club.

Oh, it was his birthday, right? That's right. Get it off your chest. We got rumors on the way, Yee? Yes, we are going to talk about Bill Cosby. Find out who tried to attack him as everything is getting underway with his trial. Also, we'll be talking about Cardi B.

She's had to cancel a couple of shows. We'll tell you what they have to say. All right, we'll get into that when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

Ha-ha, Tuesday, what's happening? Let's get to the rumors. Let's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Ha ha, Tuesday, what's happening? Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Floyd Mayweather. It's time. She's spilling the tea. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, it looks like somebody was targeting Floyd Mayweather. This happened early Monday morning. Now, according to cops, they do believe that Floyd Mayweather was This happened early Monday morning. Now, according to cops, they do

believe that Floyd Mayweather was in one of the SUVs in the entourage that was targeted by a shooter. According to cops, Floyd was not injured in the attack. They don't know if he was the actual specific target, but they haven't had a suspect in custody, but they believe that they were targeting Floyd Mayweather. Now, the person who was shot was his bodyguard, Greg LaRosa. That's who the victim has been identified as. He's a longtime member of Floyd's TMT bodyguard crew. Well, Floyd got some big-ass bodyguards, and, you know, if I had to assume, I'd say they probably pushed somebody out the way when the money team was coming through

and somebody retaliated. Well, we don't know what happened, but we do know it all happened at 3 a.m. Monday morning outside of the Intercontinental Hotel in Buckhead. Three vehicles were returning from the hotel from a nearby nightclub. That's when another vehicle pulled up beside them at the intersection of Peachtree and Highland

Drive and fired several times at one of the vehicles and all three of them fled and reported being followed for a distance. One of the vehicles ended up driving to the hospital where the victim was treated for a gunshot wound. If you're 40-plus years old and you work for half a billion dollars and it's after 3 a.m. in Atlanta and you're in front of the Intercontinental Hotel,

you kind of deserve to get shot. No, he was driving. He was parking. I think they left the club and then they went to Waffle House first. You think that Floyd Mayweather was staying at the Intercontinental Hotel? Then after Waffle House, they went back to the hotel, I guess. If Floyd Mayweather is staying at the Intercontinental Hotel, he's absolutely fighting Conor McGregor in the octagon because he needs the money.

I don't want to hear this. This sounds crazy. And what's wrong with the Intercontinental? For Floyd Money Mayweather, I stay at the Intercontinental. Drake told y'all on his first album, he don't stay at the Intercontinental. It might be close to his private jet. Maybe they were just leaving in the morning. And it's the one in Buckhead, so it's a nice one. Y'all gonna sit here

and act like that sounds perfectly normal to y'all. There's a Ruth Chris right there. The intercontinental hotel. Alright, now Bill Cosby, let's talk about what's going on with him. A woman was screaming, women's lives matter, as Bill Cosby's trial was set to start yesterday. Here is what happened. She actually was naked and

came running up and tried to charge him. Hey, hey, hey! Women's lives matter! Hey, hey, hey! To be Cosby racist! It is an amazing picture online of this woman in the bushes and Bill Cosby still peeking at her because she's clearly naked. It looks like he's trying to look at the tatas. Yeah, she's topless.

They threw her in the bushes crazy. She does have the names of Cosby's accusers and women's lives matter on her. No way. So that woman, Nicole Rochelle, is an actress She does have the names of Cosby's accusers and Women's Lives Matter on her. No way. So that woman, Nicole Rochelle, is an actress, and she actually had made several appearances on The Cosby Show in the early 90s. Well, it don't look like she had a lot of ink on her when I saw her.

Yeah, no, she was. It was all over. Now, I was confused, because she didn't run to Cosby. It's like she ran towards the cameras. That was her plan? I was confused. I'm going to be honest with you. She's not trending enough.

For that stunt that she pulled, I thought she'd have been trending way, way, way more. Well, Bill Cosby, according to what happened in the first hearing of his retrial, they shared one major detail in the opening statements of all these accusations of him drugging and sexually assaulting numerous women. Prosecutors told the court that he paid Andrea Constance $3.38 million back in 2006 in a civil settlement after he was accused of drugging her and sexually assaulting her, even though he says it was consensual. And I'll tell you something else, Bill Cosby

can't play blind no more. Because he was he totally saw her coming and he was peeking at her again while she was in the bushes. So Bill can't play blind no more. Yeah, he was definitely. Let me ask you a question. I thought when you pay these people off, they can't testify in trial. Like I just seen it with Trump now, see what Bill Cosby they don't mean anything, huh?

Yeah, I guess if you decide. Because he gave her $3.8 million and she can still testify? NDA for what? What does NDA mean? Nothing. All right, now let's discuss Cardi B. That's what it means. She was co-host on the Fallon Show.

That was a first because they've never had a co-host on a Jimmy Fallon Show before. And here is what happened. First of all, he played for her. Donald Trump singing along. because they've never had a co-host on a Jimmy Fallon show before. And here is what happened. First of all, he played for her. Donald Trump singing along. I heard that President Trump is a big fan of yours and he wanted to send you a message. So now, here's a special delivery from the White House. Take a look at this.

He gonna kill me. I don't dance now. I make money. Move. I don't gotta dance. I make money. Move. If I't gotta dance. I make money. Move. If I see you and I don't speak, that means I don't f*** with you.

I'm a boss. You're a worker. F***. I make bloody moves. That's funny. Too much mayonnaise in that potato salad, man. In addition to that, they did a man on the street with Cardi B's lyrics, and here's what happened. Finish this lyric.

I don't gotta dance. I make romance. I don't gotta dance, I make... Romance? I don't gotta dance, I make... Music. These expensive, these is red bottoms, these is... Hot bottom jeans. Hot bottom jeans? Bardi A. Cardi, what does Cardi B have all over her body?

Uh, candy. Candy. Candy. Some people call it candy. Fill in the blank, Bodak train track. Now that was humorous. They shouldn't call a man on the street, though. They should call it mayonnaise on the street. You walk up to random

males and ask them things like that. What is a mayo? You know what a mayo is. White people. I gotta spell it out for you. Alright, now Cardi B also has canceled two European festival show dates because of her due date, so she's very apologetic. But of course, she's having a baby. So what can you do?

She'll be fine. And she'll be here in five minutes. That's right. All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report. All right. When we come back,

we're going to kick it with Cardi B. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club, and we got a special guest in the building.

Vinderella is here. Cardi B. Mama body. Welcome and congratulations on everything. Album, platinum, records, gold album, and the baby. What were you more excited about dropping last week, the album or revealing the baby bump? What excited you more?

Mostly the album, or revealing the baby bump? What excited you more? Mostly the album. It was like a relief. The baby thing, it was also a relief, but it's something that it was like nerve-wracking, you know? What, trying to hide it and stuff like that? Try to hide it. Not even just try to hide it. It's just like what people will say.

I don't know why it makes me sensitive yeah yeah it makes me too sensitive well your hormones and stuff kicking in now it's a different level when you're pregnant and all kind of stuff yeah yeah hormones and chemicals and like all kind of stuff got your emotions out of whack did you get sick the first couple of months were you sick at all um yeah you got more than sickness and all that yeah and you still do shows and still what hell yeah i think that's amazing that you were working as hard as you have been because you've been working harder than anybody that we've seen like a lot happening before this album comes out and i'm like damn how is she doing all that because i could just imagine

wanting to just be laid back and relaxed yeah well you know, I know a lot of people invested their time and their shmanish on me. And it's like, I just don't want to disappoint anybody. I don't want to make anybody feel like it's like, damn, what the hell. And, you know, a lot of people was

telling me, like, what are you doing? What are you doing? And it's just like, okay, I'm pregnant, but I have a game plan. And I just wanted to show people, like, telling me, like, what are you doing? What are you doing? And it's just like, okay, I'm pregnant, but I have a game plan. And I just wanted to show people, like, not the critics, like, mostly people around me, like, the people I work with, like, it's like, y'all going to have a job still. Y'all going to have a job. That's a good question.

With everything going on in your career, did you ever think of not having the baby? Um... Or was it planned? I mean, it might have been planned. No, it wasn't planned. It was planned. It was just one night.

It was a good night. I know exactly when it happened. You remember exactly when you got your club shot up? Yeah, because that one night,

it had to be that night. It had to be that night. You know what I'm saying but with everything did you ever think of not having a baby um kinda sort of and then again it's just like no I just didn't want to deal

with the whole abortion thing I just didn't want to the regret of it probably yeah I don't know I just didn't want to and it's just like you know what i'm a grown woman i'm 25 years old i'm gonna say it's in the most humblest way i'm a millionaire you know what i'm saying and um i'm prepared for this i love what remi ma said though too because it is true for women we men have kids continue with their career nothing

stops and for women it's so different they try to act like oh if you have a baby it's the height of everything but it is proof that you can be pregnant have a baby and still be at the height of everything yeah you know what it just really um bothers me and it disgusts me because I see a lot of women online like oh I feel sorry for you. All your career is over. And it's like, why can't I have both? Like, as a woman, why can't I have both? Like, why do I got to choose a career or a baby?

Like, why can't I have both? Yeah, men never have to choose. Well, those are the people that's rooting against you anyway, though. So they want to see you fail anyway. And you absolutely can. I mean, you're showing it now. You absolutely positively can. But it's not even people that, not rooting for me like a lot of people around me was concerned like it's like i don't think it could happen this never really

happens and it's like i don't want to wait until i'm 30 something to have a kid like i want i want my kid now i want my kid now that i have energy and stuff i really feel like i have energy i'm telling you i think I have what's that thing called scleritis whatever I'm getting it I feel it

already I feel it my finger I type too fast are you taking the medication the pills to not be nauseous

no for real no so you don't get more into sickness and stuff yeah but you know I gotta suck it out suck it out

now how did you tell Offset that you were pregnant how did that conversation happen yo mad baby emojis yo I don't know. Suck it out. Now, how did you tell Offset that you were pregnant? How did that conversation happen? Yo. Mad baby emojis. Yo, I'm scared. I think I'm f***ed up.

No, he ain't messed up. Yo, he ain't messed up. You know what I'm saying? If I was a broke bitch, he would have messed up. Broke bitch and everything. But I'm good. We good. We good.

We good. We good. He was happy, I'm sure, right? Mm-hmm. All right. I'm excited for you guys i mean i just love your success we've seen the grind and like we've seen it hands-on so some people you don't get to see but we've seen you grind and people doubt and you put the mixtapes out and and you came to my house to play your mixtape and you did the teen parties to the 500 people see to the thousand to the ten, how does it feel to have an album out right now? It feels like such a relief.

You know, like around October, I was like, I'm about to release an album right now because I had like 15 songs in the stash and everything. And people was like, wait a minute, hold on. And I was like, hold on what? It's like an album is really special. An album is something that you got to take your time on you know i just started the music business the industry whatever the crap

and i just didn't know the difference between like an album and a mixtape like what's so important and then it's just like i feel like i was a little bit overdue when when it comes to the album but it's just like i wasn't realizing that it's like I barely had time to go to a studio because I was being overbooked. Like, it's like, you want a 80-dash for this show? Yeah, I does. Next thing you know, I'm booked for five shows in one week, and then it's just like so many magazines are presenting me opportunities.

I'll be damned if I take in so many opportunities that have been offered to me and I'd just be damned if I take it. Next thing you know, it's just like, oh crap, I gotta work on this album and then it's like, I can't wait for May, I can't wait for the summertime because it's like, I'm competing with time and I'm competing with my body. What I like about this album

is that it feels like Cardi B. How much control did you take of this album? I know at one point Atlantic was trying to get you to do certain records that you didn't want to do, right? I have full control. I have full control. You know, a lot of people

was presenting me hooks. A lot of people was presenting me B, and I was like, that sounds about right, nerd. What was your favorite song on that album? It really depends

because, I don't know, I really like all of them because they all gave me a vibe. I wouldn't even put it if I didn't like it. really like all of them. Because they all gave me a vibe. I wouldn't even put it if I didn't like it. I like it like that. That's my favorite. I like it too. Now, everybody, they tried to come at you last week about the ghostwriting thing.

And I like how you owned it at your album release party. What do you think about all that? My thing is that it's like, you know, Partisan, he's not a ghost writer he's a co-writer you know i credit him i credit him on all the songs that he's been in and i even gave him a shout out in the i heart radio award and um you know the be careful song i i heard the song i was like oh i like this it didn't even have a hug or nothing i just like that verse thing and i was like, I want this song for me. I like what you're saying. I like the beat.

And then we just worked on it. You know, I'm putting my people on. They make you money. I ain't paying him off and hiding him. He right there. He came to you with the Grammys. And y'all been down with each other, though. That's my guy.

I love Partisan. Yeah, he been knowing me since I was shaking my ass in shoes. Everybody my people want. You know what I'm saying? Atlantic noticed his working skills and noticed his music. They signed him too. Hey, Partizan got some money. Partizan got signed to Atlantic.

You know that sneaky ass rapper? No, that's dope, man. That's dope. When did that happen? In two, three months. Now they know. That was good. I know Kaiser was sniffing around him. I didn't know he actually did the deal.

That's dope, though. Yeah, that's dope. Partisan deserves that. Partisan deserves that. Why you ain't signed him to your label? You should have started Body Gang Records. It's not that easy, damn. I can't even handle my own stuff.

Imagine me handling another artist. I don't even want to promise people anything. I can't even handle my own self. Imagine me handling another artist. I don't even want to promise people anything. Like, I don't want to promise people anything if I'm not sure that I could give them something. Because I've seen people be like, yeah, sign this, sign that, and they can't do anything for them. So it's like I'm not going to play myself

or play with somebody's dreams. How much of the songs on this album would you say is about your real life, like things that you're really doing. Like are you still going through phones and doing all that? I don't even go through phones because I don't want to play with my own damn feelings. I feel you.

That's a terrible thing to do because they say when you look for something, something's going to happen. Well, you know, the way the internet is nowadays, you're going to find out regardless. You got to put pressure. You can't never stop going through find out regardless. You got to put pressure. You can't never stop going through the phone, though. You got to let them know every now and then. I'm still here.

Don't think your body changed at all, okay? Well, you know, I just don't even want to play myself. I don't even want to see somebody. I mean, it's not really the high because every single time that somebody texts him, you'll hear it. And you'll see it.

You'll hear it. Alright, we got, cling. And you'll see it. You'll hear it. All right, we got more with Cardi B when we come back. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

Cardi B's in the building. Charlamagne. Now, do you enjoy doing music, or is this just like a money play? I enjoy doing music or is this just like a money play? I enjoy doing music. Lately, it's been a little so-so because I feel like people have made it something that is so hard to enjoy that people have made it for me like it's a job. At first, it was fun.

At first, it was just doing music that I like. Now, people have this pressure for me and people want to put me in these standards that I never asked for. I never call myself the greatest lyrical person. I never said that I'm this, this and that. And people just expect so much from me. And this is like, don't expect too much from me because I'm going to give you things that if I like, it's because I like. I'm not trying to be no crazy thing it's just like nowadays it's like people it's like oh yeah but your record didn't

hit top 10 I don't care I think it was a good song what's the problem like it's just gotten so overwhelming that it's just like now I gotta think think think before I put out a song and it's like I don't like to think I don't like that pressure like that makes it a a job and I don't want to

feel like I'm doing a job I want to feel like I'm doing a job. I want to feel like I'm having a good time. I told you that before, though. Don't overthink things. Bodak Yellow is Bodak Yellow. You don't got to make another Bodak Yellow. I'm a Libra. Do you miss that intimate feeling because knowing Cardi coming up,

you were in the crowd, you were touching the kids, but now you can't. There's no way you can do it now. Do you miss that at all, being intimate with the people and touching them and jumping in the clubs and going to the crowd. Do you miss that? I do miss it. I do miss it. I do miss my privacy. I do miss a lot of things.

Like, so many people, like, don't understand when I say, like, when I was a dancer, I was way much happier. And it's like, oh, well, then go back to strip club. I'm not trying to say that. What I'm trying to say is just like I had like more of a normal life. I felt more free. I had less people judging me. Less people telling me what to do. It's just

now it's just like I feel like I'm a damn pet in the zoo. Right. Just people looking all day long. Do you think the baby gonna bring you some normalcy? I don't know. You know what? I have been working

and thinking about album and thinking about what I gotta do next. That is like, I gotta, I gotta take my time to nest. Do we know if it's a boy

or a girl yet? It's a girl. It's a gangsta. It's a gangsta. Hennessy, you slipped it. Hennessy slipped and said it last night on social media when she was congratulating you.

You know what I'm saying? Why you want to know? You want my registry? Of course. I got two separate registries. You know, I got registry for the people that can't afford certain things. You know what I'm saying? And then I got the registry for y'all.

No, I want the talking one. I want the talking one. I want the talking one. We'll do it next time. I want the talking one. I know that y'all make money in this radio station because this is the most syndicated one, whatever that is. So y'all on that budget,

Amazon, which parents? We got you. So kind of career-wise, what has been most exciting for you so far? Would you say if you had to pick a moment that you. So, Karlie, career-wise, what has been most exciting for you so far? Would you say if you had to pick a moment that you were like, this was like the best day ever? Well, when I did the whole Billboard number one thing, that was really special for me. I couldn't even imagine that I even hit number one. My goal was to get on the radio and get my things repeatedly on the radio and then you just

hit number one and then uh seeing artists i looked up to or people that i never even think that they know me congratulating me even even the album too it's just crazy so oprah listening to it and yeah it just it was really special you know like this month has been the most overwhelming month ever i i felt like my world was ending or something i was having meltdowns and everything so with that how are you handling the backlash you received from social media does that make you handle it better does the love make you handle all the criticism you get better yes because i don't know what it was. I just was feeling, damn, how the

hell I became the most hated person ever? Every single day, it was just a big backlash. If it's not about my relationship, it's blogs and damn paparazzi stalking me, trying to find out about my personal life, my pregnancy,

them people with the music, and it's just like, damn, it pregnancy then people with the music and it's just like damn it's like people are never satisfied it's just driving me crazy like what else do y'all want from me and then all the positive love that i got from my album is just like okay i just need to chill now how do you prepare for coachella you got coachella coming up yes how do you prepare for that well on wednesday I will be flying in to LA and we're going to do 10 hour rehearsals through that day. Damn! Are you

feeling anything right now food-wise? Is there something like you have to have? Like my wife was into ice cream and store-bought. Some cravings. Is there any craving that you need? Like I need this now. Chicken Caesar salad. Chicken Caesar salad? That's not bad. It's not that bad. The last time I went was hotcakes cake to McDonald's, so that's better. I don't know.

I haven't really been eating like that. Really? Mm-hmm. You know you're eating for two now. You got to feed the baby. I don't know. I just don't feel overly hungry or anything. I feel normal.

Are you scared to get plump in front of the cameras? Is that what it is? No, no, no. I don't care about that. If I'm hungry, I'm hungry. I don't know. I. If I gotta eat, if I'm hungry, I'm hungry. I don't know. I just, I guess I'm naturally skinny or I guess my appetite is just weird. Just like Envy's wife. She had five kids

and she looks exactly the same. Yeah, she ain't getting no weight. Have you decided how much time after you have the baby you're gonna sit down and just focus on that? I'm hoping like a month, three weeks. I don't think Cardi's going to sit down. Don't let them pressure you to get back out there now.

I mean, it's not pressure. It's just like, I don't know. I just got to wait and see because I don't, I've never done this before. You're going to have milk coming out your teeth. You're going to be lactating. You can't just run back out there. Yeah, I can't put a pad in there. You can put a pad in there.

You can put a pad in there. I can't see Cardi B sitting down. Put some panty liners in. You can. I don't see you sitting down. Like, I've never seen you sit down. Like, you always, you're a hustler. Like, I just don't see it.

I see you popping that baby out and going on tour, grabbing it in and going. Like, that's what I see. I just feel extremely hungry for things, especially because I hate saying, I hate my mentality. I hate trying to prove people wrong, but it's like I have to prove people that it's like a baby won't stop me. Nothing has stopped me before. People didn't even know that I was going to get here.

So how are you going to tell me when it's going to finish? And at the end of the day, it was Jesus. You said that it's motivating you too. Yeah, it is motivating me. I just do not want to disappoint anybody. I just wish that I had a little bit more time for me to think for me. I didn't like that people were just harassing me.

I had a whole bunch of friends calling me like, I can't believe you ain't told me. Why I got to find out on the internet? You know, I was going to go to Atlantic. Like, listen, y'all I'm having a baby but I got this whole plan okay this is what we're gonna be doing every week I didn't even have the chance to do that because they just called me like hey so we're hearing that you're pregnant and this is like something that is so precious and private to me I couldn't even keep

it for myself right and it's like I feel like I have given everybody everything they ever wanted. I've been open, I've been doing videos with no makeup on, looking mad crusty. It's like certain things y'all want from me that it's like, can y'all just chill? Y'all nearly want to be in my damn gynecologist's damn appointment. Y'all want to

see everything. Well, how do you know when to keep things to yourself? Because you have been so public for so long. I have kept so many things to myself. There's so many things about me that people don't know because I really do choose as open as people think that I am, I really do choose on what I want

to be there or not. Right. Now, a lot of people were pitching to you because they want to do a TV show with Cardi and Offset. Are you considering doing any of those things? I don't know because sometimes I'd be'd be like no but then it's like when i see the money it's like there's a jam so bad are you did you say you're doing coachella um are you coming you know someone beyonce at coachella no i think we have different days oh okay okay okay got you got you so i'm not even sure did y'all did y'all do a song together that was a rumor too no no people yeah i'm saying people just be making

things up is that supposed to happen it was just an idea that people was just like you know when you hear a song and people be like this will sound hot if this person is on it and people just around you just be gassing things up and it's just like it ain't came out my mouth so right gotcha lauren actually heard the be careful record right she listened to it yes you know a lot of people was criticizing me when it came to the be careful record and it was just like i was just like damn why why people don't like this song i love this song and then i was like wait a minute it don't matter what these people say lauren harrell proved this song if if if she didn't approve it i would have to change so much from me right and she approved it and i heard she very spiritual when it comes to her

things and she approved it and it's just like i gotta hear what people say you spoke to her or she sent a message she sent a message wow how did it make you feel it made me feel like super confident at the time it made me feel like super confident at the time. It made me feel super confident. Like, oh, it's going to be a good record. That's actually somebody that would be, you could have a conversation with about being pregnant and stuff. Because when she got pregnant around the time,

when she was really popping off and they was telling her, get rid of the baby, you're about to be a star, whatever, whatever. And she still had the baby. Yeah, well, I just don't like talking about it. I don't know why it is. I just, maybe it just makes me feel weird. Butcher fly-ish. Yeah, because you a gangster.

So you don't want to feel sensitive and stuff. Yeah. I don't like when my mom touches me. You don't like when your mom touches you? Yeah, she don't want to touch my stomach. And I think, like, mom, stop it. That's her grandbaby. Hmm.

It just makes me feel weird. All right, we got more with Cardi B when we come back. Don't move. Matter of fact, let's get into a mini mix. Let's play some dope Cardi B joints. Your favorite Cardi B joints right now is the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. That was a Cardi B mini mix. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Cardi B's in the building. Now, have you slowed down

as far as clapping back? Because at one time, you would pull up in uptown on the Bronx and still try to f*** a bitch up. Have you calmed that down a little bit? Yeah, because I tried to kill my baby. I tried to kill my baby. No, you know what I'm saying? I just got a couple of friends. You got a couple of friends that handle that business now?

A couple of friends. You're crazy. You still got all that beef in the hood? Yes, because just because I have favorites doesn't mean I still don't like them. You still got all that beef in the hood? Yes, because just because I have favorites doesn't mean I still don't like them. I still like you. You ain't trying to be the bigger person and just say, hey,

it's all love. We bring y'all together. No, because I know you don't like me and I'm never gonna like you. You have done stuff to me that is unforgivable. Now, I see you also have the collab coming with fashion nova that was a long time in the making so you're actually designing your own line what can we expect from a cardi b line real clean real stylish real fashionable not khaki

you know what i'm saying it's gonna be popular. That's why we're taking our time. And I'm putting so many people on. My stylist, my sister, you know, she's like a fashion girl. Pitching in ideas and everything. And it shall come out in the fall. That's good because they've been down with you for a long time. So I know that's big for Fashion Nova also. Yeah. And, you know, they got really good prices.

I want things for people that is like not that expensive and everything. All these brands be trying to rob people. I ain't going to say nothing though. What's the next evolution of Cardi B? Because you came up in the script club, social media, did a little reality TV, now the music. What's the next evolution of Cardi? You know what? I really don't know because I feel like, damn, what can I not do besides dance?

I don't got that much rhythm, y'all. You know what I'm saying? I'm getting so many deals that I be telling myself, like, I don't think I can do that. And people be like, oh, yes, you can. And there's so many things that I told myself, like, I don't think I can do this, but I have done it. And it's just like, I think I could do it, especially for the right price. You know, but you don't stick around doing things too long, though.

Like, you stay in one thing for a little while, then you move on to the next thing. So how long do you think you're going to rap? No, I think I'm going to rap for a hot minute. You know what I'm saying? I'm going to rap until I like to, until I Nah, I like money forever, so it's just like, I think I'm going to rap forever. You know what I'm saying?

But she knows when to get in and out. Because even with Love & Hip Hop they were like, don't leave. You're getting too much. And you was like, I'm out. You know what? I never even thought about when am I going to leave. You know what I'm saying? I never really thought about that. I just want to do everything. Everything that can make me money, I'll do it.

And everything that I develop a passion for, I'll keep doing it. I have a passion for music, and I'm going to keep doing it. A lot of people are telling me acting. They want to get me into acting. I used to do a little shows in high school. I just don't feel like I'm too good at it now Maybe if I start getting classes Or something I'll be great in it

And I'll probably start doing that I don't know You got time You still got to plan a baby shower You still got to plan a wedding You still got to go on You still got a lot to do When it comes to the things That I have planned for work You still got to go on. That's who? Face the job. You still got a lot to do.

When it comes to the things that I have planned for work, it's like I'm almost finished. But then it's just like, oh, my gosh, I do got to plan a baby shower. And it's like, oh, I do have to plan a wedding. But it's just like it's hard to plan a wedding when it's just like we're both working. Right. I'm about to go on a long tour. He's going to go on a long tour.

And I'm knocked up, too. Like, I ain't trying to have a wedding and not drink. You know what I'm saying? Go to a honeymoon and not have, like, unlimited pina coladas. I want to see Cardi when she has the baby. Because Cardi's so gangsta. I want to see if Cardi cries when that baby pops out. She is. And she's going to poop on herself, too. That's the other thing. Yeah, because I

keep hearing that you poop on yourself. Yes, you do. But that's cool though because me and my dude is close now. Right. We're really close. So he's going to have to deal with it. You know what I'm saying? Like you're going to have to deal with it. Clean it up. Now when did you, I didn't know you sang. Like I was wondering who was that on through

your phone and I saw you tweet that was you. I used to sing in high school. There's a video of me singing in high school. But I just don't feel like I'm super great in it. You know, and my voice have changed. You know what I'm saying? Smoking, screaming, shucking. It's just not the same.

It's not as great anymore. But it's just like, why not give it a try? I mean, I used to win my challenge i like it i like i like ballad like hip-hop songs too i like that there's like a nice balance of that because i don't feel like we have enough of those ballady type of hip-hop songs those are the type of songs that i haven't i haven't really heard in a while and i just wanted to bring that element and it's just like i feel like a lot of people think that i'm just this girl that don't have any type of feelings like people just think i'm just this girl that don't have any type of feelings.

Like, people just think I'm just some type of dog bitch or something. So it's just like, nah, I got to show you a little sunshine. I don't want you to just think that I'm just not this person that care about things. I just put it on my music too. You know what I'm saying? What about Be Careful? Why did you decide to sing that and hook yourself? I don't consider it.

It's like singing. Do you consider it as singing? Yeah. A little bit of singing. Yeah. I didn't consider it as singing. I did it with my regular voice. The only man, baby, I adore.

That's singing. Is that singing? If you was in the shower, they'd be like, yo, you singing in the shower again, Cardi? When I sing in the shower, it's like. Fine. That's singing. That sounded good. That's kind of good. That to me was singing like, I wanted on the hook of that song

to feel like if I'm talking to you. I wanted to feel like I was talking to the guy. I didn't know it was like singy-ish. That's why when people was like oh, why you sing like that? I wasn't even trying to sing. I wanted to make it feel like an open letter it's like I need love

kind of like how LL did I need love I wanted to make it feel a little I'm sorry you know what it's a habit how do you feel when you watch old interviews of yourself you see the glow up that we see no no interviews I be like you know what they good How do you feel when you watch old interviews of yourself? You see the glow up that we see?

No, no, interviews, I be like, you know what? They good, whatever. It sounds pretty good. When I see old videos of me, I be like, damn. My teeth are f***ed up. Is it amazing to you how many young women are so excited to be able to relate to the songs that you're putting out? Because a lot of girls are like, oh, I went through the same thing. Oh, you helped me get through a situation with my man.

Like, those are the kind of comments that I'm seeing. Cardi's talking to me right now. This is so me. This means a lot to me. This album's helping me out through a lot in my life. Yeah, because that be the goal. Like, it's like, I know that people are going to like this song because they can relate to my song. Because my mom's favorite song on my album is Be Careful.

Damn, she's still scaring your pops with that? No, they're not together. Oh, okay. That's always been your M.O., though. You always deliver the message. That's why I always rock you even on your IG videos. Even if everybody says, oh, she's so ratchet, but she always saying something uplifting to kids.

You know, I mean, sometimes I want to uplift. That's the thing. I just want to do different things that I like at the time because sometimes I want to deliver a message and sometimes I just want you to party with Cardi. Right. Why did you name the album Invasion of Privacy? It just came up as a conversation

because while I was doing the album, I felt like that's when my privacy was getting invaded the most. Like every single time that I look at the internet, there was a story about me. There was a story about my dude. It was just getting so ridiculous and so overwhelming that it's just like, I am I in this studio and people are making things or still talking about me. I feel like I'm going crazy. Like I was getting so overwhelmed. It is like, I feel like I have no privacy. Like I really feel like I'm going crazy. Like, I was getting so overwhelmed. It is like, I feel like I have no privacy. Like, I really feel like I'm a damn monkey in the zoo that everybody's just watching me.

And when they just not watching me, they just want to make something of me. When I really got, I really got upset when I damn saw somebody with a camera, a paparazzi in the bush. It's like, bro. Where, in L.A.? Or out here?

In Miami. Wow. In L.A., the bush is like, bro. Where, in L.A. or out here? In Miami. Wow. In L.A., it was just like, no matter which hotel we stayed in, it was just like, boom, there. I couldn't believe it. But that's the price of fame, though. Yeah, that's the level. You can't pick and choose, you know what I mean?

Sadly. Sadly, you know, and that's why I be telling people, like, everybody wants fame until you have it. All right, we got more with Cardi B when we come back. Matter of fact, we're going to push the rumors back a little bit, and Cardi B is going to come back. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God, we are The Breakfast Club. Usually we do rumors here, but Cardi B is here. Now, what about family members and friends? Has new family members popped up and new friends popped up?

There's a lot of friends that I had to get rid of, which really hurt my feelings and is really hard for me to deal with. And that's the thing, that people just don't be knowing things

that really be hurting my feelings. And sometimes, when it comes to my family, like, I get really sad because I just be feeling how certain things of me affect them. Like, when people talk bad about me, it affects my sister. I have so many friends that they so hurt, and they just be, I can't take this.

I'm so sad. I cannot see you like this. And those type of things, like, make me sad. Like, I could take it, but a lot of people around me can't take it. They just cannot take me. Well, they know you and they know who you are. So when they hear people talk about something that's not true, it bothers the s*** out of them, I'm sure.

Yes. And they can't defend me. Like, they usually can't defend me. They want to go cut somebody with a razor, but they can't do it because they know they'll get charges and they'll reflect off you. They can't handle it the Bronx way. I know. So clapping back brings more attention to certain things

that don't need to have attention brought to it. So if your friends start going in on people, nobody would have ever seen that until the back and forth happens. Yes, it's just so crazy how people be wanting you to say something about certain situations. And then when you say something, they eat you up even more. It's just like, do them if you do, do them if you don't. So I just be like, you know what, I'm just going to keep things

more to myself because I just can't. These people are crazy. How do you know when to cut friends off? Little by little, I find out. I'm finding out. I just see people that are just being disloyal.

I feel like some people just want to be around when it's beneficial for them. When people just brag or use my name for certain things, it's just like, you got to go. Or when you just get called talking crazy about me, you got to go. Now, do people, a lot of people, especially family, because I know this happens a lot, asking for money now? Oh, yeah, but it always been like that. Oh, okay. It always been like that, you know what I'm saying? Even when you was in the strip club?

Hell, yeah. She was making money in there. Yeah. But, you know, now it's just higher. But they ask for more money. Ask for a car now, a house. But they ask for it's higher, but it's just like, I can't say no. Like, it's just hard for me to say no.

One thing I really appreciated that you talked about was having been a stripper and women in the strip clubs are video vixens. How sometimes if people, if they were to say what things guys have done to them, like pull out their d***, you know, for a magazine cover shoot, and you said people would judge them

if they complained about it and said, oh, this guy did this to me this guy did that and people would be like well you were host so what does it matter but the truth is that all women deserve respect that's the thing like it's like oh well how you deserve respect when you're not respecting yourself you're showing your body this and that because i'm showing my body doesn't mean that i want to get touched when i don't want to get touched doesn't mean that you like some women a lot of women think like for example me when i was 19 and i used to be in the train station and i used to see these girls with red bottoms in the magazine it's like wow i wonder how much money they're making they're

probably making like 10 000 just to be in the cover of this magazine a lot of young women think that sharing jobs is a big opportunity for them and it sucks when you're trying to get that big opportunity and there's people in the way like oh you want to be in this magazine and they pull out their penis some girls are very young and naive when i was 19 i wasn't i wasn't sleeping with people i wasn't doing none of that and there's just so many people like you want to be in people like, you want to be in this cover? Or you want to be in this music video? And it'd be directors, photographers. And it's just, it's so crazy.

And if some girl will say something like in the urban world, they will say it doesn't matter because you're a hoe. But you don't respect yourself because you half naked and this, this, and that. It doesn't matter. Like, why is it that you got to harass me to do something that I don't want to do for something that they feel like is an opportunity? Have they tried you now? Has anybody in the music industry tried you? No, nobody has tried me.

Nobody trying that? No, not at all. But it's good that you could speak up for people because that is true. People automatically assume, oh, just because you work in a strip club, that means I could do anything to you or touch you any way I want. And you still can't do that to anybody. That's still somebody's personal decision and it's unprofessional. Yes, and

people just don't understand. It's like, you could be a good-looking girl. You want to be in this video and everything. But you're not presenting yourself to the person like, hey, I want to be in this music video. What's up? You're not presenting yourself to the person like, hey, I want to be in this music video. What's up? You're not presenting yourself like that. You just go.

There's audition for these. You're trying to book a job. Yeah, you're trying to book a job. Like, there's really audition for music videos and everything. And then it's like there's always that one person that try to sell a dream to this girl. And I'm not the only. I'm not even talking to myself. I'm talking for a lot of girls

because I've been there done that and that's why I was like no this is not for me are you regretting letting people know he was pregnant you're free I feel free people are gonna find out anyways my body's changing and I have so much work to do if I could

have chose a different way I wouldn't even let anybody know. Because I don't want to hear people's opinions. And I don't want people to make me feel like a blessing should be a regret. I don't want the negative energy on my baby. So when the baby gets here, are you going to post it? Because you know people are going to have all types of things to say about your baby. I don't think I'm going to post it for a hot minute.

Because, you know, first of all, babies come out looking weird. All babies are cute. That's what I say. No, but the beginning. They look a little crazy sometimes. They look a little weird. They look like a shaved cat. Oh, my goodness.

So, you know what I'm saying? And second, it's just like I got to mentally prepare myself first. Right. Like, that's why I stopped got to mentally prepare myself first. Right. Like, that's why I stopped posting a lot of my family members. I have to mentally prepare myself for that moment. But we're happy and we are super duper excited. Yeah, we're very happy. Yeah, man.

Congratulations on everything, on all your success, the singles, multi-platinum, the album gold already in a day. I'm putting out a nice, cohesive album. I feel like all the songs are singles. Absolutely. It took time for me to do each and every song. You know, I have a strong accent, and I don't care what nobody say.

I'm going to talk how I talk forever. I don't want to change it. I don't want no class. I don't want no speech class. I don't want nothing. But when it comes to my music, I don't want to hear it in my music. So I do things over and over and over and over again.

Sometimes I feel like I'm not flowing right. So one song, I could spend about three days in the studio just doing that one song. Like, be careful. Took me a hot minute to do. And it just all came out nice. People had to mix each song like three, four times. The feedback had been great. I can't even believe.

First, I'm really happy that the fans and the DJs like it. Because DJs are going to tell you they suck or not. And you projected to sell 200,000? I got to find out the numbers today. I don't know what the numbers are. And you want to know something? I'm really new at this whole music thing. I'm little by little trying to find out what it works.

I don't know what's good numbers for it was. I don't know what's good numbers for one week. I don't know what's good this, what's good that. I'm learning little by little. Well, the album already gold and you sold $200,000. That's great. I don't know how much I sold. Yeah, we don't know the number yet.

We're projected. It could be more than that. Doesn't matter. You put together a great project. You should be proud of yourself. Just stay humble. How is Cardi staying humble right now? Well, I mean, I don't know. I haven't really changed much. You know what I'm saying?

Cardi B, we appreciate you for joining us. Happy for you. The invasion of privacy is out right now. Go get it. And thank you for coming through and joining us. And thanks for breakfast. Oh, yeah, well, you know where I'm staying. All right. It's the Breakfast Club.

It's Cardi B. Charlamagne, say the gang. Donkey under the shade. Charlamagne. You are a donkey. It's time for Donkey of the Day. Donkey of the Day does not discriminate. I might not have the song of the day, but I got the donkey of the day. So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey, man, hit it with the Day. Donkey of the Day does not discriminate. I might not have the song of the day, but I got the Donkey of the Day.

So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey, man, hit it with the heat. It's the Breakfast Club, bitch. Who's Donkey of the Day today? Yeah, it's Donkey of the Day for Tuesday, April 10th. Goes to Green Bay Packers wide receiver Trevor Davis. You know Donkey of the Day is all about giving people the credit they deserve for being stupid. And it's levels to stupid. Okay, the worst kind of stupid to me is when you know something you are doing is stupid,

but you choose to do it anyway. Okay, when you absolutely know the consequences of an action, but you think that you are special, you have a sense of entitlement that makes you believe certain things can't happen to you. For example, if you shake up a soda can and then open it, you know what's going to what? Explode. Exactly. Okay, if you do 80 in a 55, you're probably going to get pulled over.

So don't play clueless when the cop says, do you know why I stopped you? Don't drive drunk. Like how many highways or dieaways, the choice is yours. Buzz driving is drunk driving. Drive sober or get pulled over. Ad campaigns and commercials. Do you have to witness in your life to know nobody wins when you drive drunk? Okay, like it's just some things that should be universal law all across the board.

Certain things happen to certain people, and I can't even feel sorry for them because they knew better or should have known better. Don't have raw sex with sex workers. Don't have raw sex with random strangers. Don't have raw sex with people you claim you don't like, people you claim you're just smashing, and then when you get an STD or you get pregnant with a child you don't want, you're mad. All right?

No, you cause that on yourself. And that leads me to Trevor Davis. Okay, see, Trevor was arrested at LAX on Sunday morning. What can you get arrested at the airport for? Carrying a gun. That's one thing. Smuggling drugs. You know, people take penitentiary chances every arrested at the airport for? Carrying a gun. That's one thing. Smuggling drugs. You know, people take penitentiary chances every day at the airport,

but it's one thing we all know we shouldn't do at the airport. One thing. NVE, do you know what that one thing is? Yes, I do. What is it? Make jokes about what you tell us. No, go ahead. Make jokes about having a bomb because they hear that word, it's over.

Well, let's go to SportsIllustrated.com for the report, please. Packers wide receiver Trevor Davis may want to consider the timing the next time he makes a joke. The 2016 fifth-round draft pick was recently arrested at Los Angeles International Airport after making a bomb joke while checking in for a flight. Now, according to ESPN, when Davis was asked the usual questions while checking in for his flight,

he turned to his flying companion and said, did you remember to pack the explosives? Well, that joke got him arrested and charged with making criminal threats. He was booked on misdemeanor charges and later released. You don't pull on Superman's cape. You don't spit in the wind. You don't pull the mask off the old Black Panther, and you don't yell bomb at the airport. All right, Trevor Davis, you're 24 years old, and you're a fifth-round draft pick. All right?

Your career NFL stats since 2016 are eight catches, 94 yards, and a touchdown. And how many seasons? Since 2016. Oh, my goodness. Trevor, those stats are trash. Oh, let me rephrase. Those stats are not the bomb. Okay?

See, the simple problem here is that Trevor Davis is not funny, bro. Alright? He's not a comedian. I guarantee that woman that he was with always tells him that he plays too much. She probably laughs at his corny jokes because he's in the NFL. He probably has a lot of people in his life who can't stand his sense of humor simply because he's not funny. And you know how I know he's not

funny? Because a person with a sense of humor knows when and where to play. And they usually say something witty and funny at the right time. People with no sense of humor don't know when and where to play, and they always say unfunny things at the wrong time. Okay? The moral of the story is joke bombs always bomb at the airport. Please let Remy Ma give Trevor Jackson the biggest hee-haw, please. Hee-haw, hee-haw. You stupid mother f***er.

You dumb. And in case people didn't realize you can actually get arrested for making bomb jokes at the airport, here's Exhibit A. All right?

Trevor Jackson is Exhibit A. Because, you know, every now and then something still has to happen. For you to know. For us to realize. I don't even use that word bomb. Like, oh, that's bomb. I don't use use that word bomb. Like, oh, that's bomb.

I don't use that word at all. And we say that at the airport. You know, we're like, all right, don't make no jokes about bomb. You know, don't make jokes about bomb as close

as whatever, whatever. But every now and then somebody got to get arrested to remind us that indeed you cannot do that. My goodness. Yes. All right.

Now, who's going to be the first white woman to get beat up for asking why she should be nice for what to these niggas because Drake got her gassed? Huh? That's going to be the next thing. Can't wait for that one.

Oh, my goodness. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey today. Yes. Now, when we come back, shoot your shot. Now, if you want to shoot your shot with somebody, maybe you want to holla at a coworker or maybe somebody at the airport you like. Whatever it may be. If you want to shoot your shot with somebody, call us up right now.

You want to tell an airport worker that she looks the bomb? Nope. You shouldn't. You look bomb somebody, call us up right now. You want to tell an airport worker that she looks the bomb? Nope. You shouldn't. You look bomb today, ma. I wouldn't. But all right, if you want to shoot your shot, we'll do it when we come back. 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Are you ready? It's time to shoot your shot. Time to shoot your shot. With The Breakfast Club. You lose your one chance. Don't mess it up. Mess it up.

Mess it up. Mess it up. We got Ronnie on the line. Ronnie, good morning. Good morning. All right. Now tell us the situation. Who are you shooting your shot with, bro?

Man, I drive for FedEx and been going in this one establishment, man, and been checking out this sister named Lisa. She's a lawyer. Man, she's as fine as newly spun silk. I know Lisa. And we've had good conversations. You know, she's very cordial. Complimentary. You know, she's not

stuck up. It doesn't appear to be that way. She's cool. She gives a little vibe back, man. And, you know, I'm feeling her a little bit, dude, but I'm kind of leery because, you know, I just drive for FedEx, you know what I mean, man. And, you know, I'm feeling it a little bit, dude, but I'm kind of leery because, you know, I just drive for FedEx. You know what I mean, man? And, you know, she's a lawyer. So you think she makes way too much money for you, you're thinking?

Yeah, I think so, man. You know, so I'm a little leery, man. Ronnie, don't underestimate yourself. You're a good man with a good job. You're working hard. Women appreciate that. Hey, but Ronnie know what you look like, though. I respect it.

When you see her, what's that connection like? Do you guys have a nice conversation? Yeah, I mean, it's kind of quick, you know, because I'm on a time schedule. But we make good eye contact. You know, she smiles. It's cool. You know, that's why I'm trying to call in to get the brother some help.

Now, how does she look? How does she look? Good to him. Dude, she is fine, man. I'm telling you. New Spun Silk ain't no better. New Spun Silk. I don't know what that means.

When's the last time you seen New Spun Silk? Oh, my goodness. Man, you don't know how fine Silk is. It just come out the worm, dude. Come on, man. All right, old school player from the Himalaya. Now, let me ask you a question. Oh, my goodness. Man, you don't know how fine Silk is. It just come out the worm, dude. Come on, man. All right, old school player from the Himalaya. Now, let me ask you a question. Just one other question.

Are you sure she doesn't have a man, a boyfriend, a husband, and none of that? Well, there ain't no rings on her finger. And like I said, she's been giving good conversation back. And you ain't never delivered no FedEx package from her man. Uh-uh. All right. You know, so she can get the package that I got, and she don't even have to sign it. Whoa, Ronnie, Ronnie.

Okay. Come on, Ronnie. All right, Ronnie. Well, let's call her. Somebody want that little package. Now, Ronnie. That's right, Charlamagne. We're telling what you want.

Now, Ronnie, how do you... Where you start is where you finish, Blair. Now, Ronnie, how do you have her number, Blair? Yeah, right. How do you have her number? I'm just curious. Well, I got it online. Online?

You're not supposed to do that. That's creepy. Well, you know, hey, brother, I'm not stalking her or nothing like that. It's a little weird that she didn't give you her number. And I go there probably four times a week to deliver packages just to her. You know, so hey, I figured

I'd try to do some investigating and reporting and see what I came up with. Alright, well, we'll call her when we come back. Let's see how this works. Ronnie, good luck. Keep it locked. 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 Ronnie on the line. He works at FedEx, and he wants to shoot his shot with Lisa. Now, Ronnie, give her a call. Hello? Give her a call. Hello?

Hey, Lisa, what's happening? How you doing? I'm good. Who's this? This is Ronnie. This is Ronnie. You know, you see me three, four times a week, man. I'm the FedEx driver that delivers your packages. Ronnie. Ronnie, Ronnie. Yeah, you know, man. I'm the FedEx driver that delivers your packages. Oh,

Ronnie. Ronnie, Ronnie, yeah, you know, I come past and drop off packages pretty much just for you, you know, three, four days out the week. You know, we have pretty good conversation. Yeah, how did you get my number? Well, you know, don't be upset. I did a little

investigative reporting, you know, since I come here all the time. I tried to get it on the low as best I could. So, you know, but that's how I got it. Okay, Ronnie. Hopefully you ain't offended by that. No, you focused. You committed. Okay.

So what's going on, Ronnie? Well, you know, we've been having good conversations in the brief time that I've been dropping off packages for you. And I would like to get to know you a little better, you know, see if we can spend some time outside the office and meet outside the FedEx truck. Oh, you want to meet outside the FedEx truck. Okay. I mean, are you asking me on a date? You want to, is that what you're saying? Yeah.

Let's just cut to the chase. Yeah. Brother, I'd like to get to know you a little better. And yeah, I would really appreciate the opportunity to take you out on a date. Okay. I mean. All right. Yes. Yes. You did it, Ronnie. Ronnie, you did it. Okay I mean Woo Yes Yes

You did it Ronnie Ronnie you did it Ronnie I'm happy for you But I don't like the method That you used to get to this point It worked Don't you worry about it Yeah but okay

Hey Lisa it's the breakfast club We call that weird If anybody else was Somebody got Angela Yee Number offline And just randomly called her She'd be saying She had a soccer

Charlamagne We're trying to help here He's shooting his shot It worked Alright Hey Lisa it's the breakfast club I'm Angela Yee It. Charlamagne, we're trying to help here. He's shooting his shot. It worked. Hey, Lisa, it's The Breakfast Club. I'm Angela Yee. It's Charlamagne and DJ Envy. Morning. Oh, my God, good

morning. I love y'all. I listen to y'all all the time at work. Well, thank you. We appreciate you. See, she's not fazed by any of this. Well, what do you like about Ronnie, Lisa? You know what? Ronnie is, y'all, he's really sweet, and he, I can just tell that's a good dude.

What if you and Ronnie move a little quickly and you find out his package is little? How would you feel? My goodness. Charlamagne, come on. I'm a lady. I'm not gonna talk about that. Let them go have a good time and have a beautiful date. Where you wanna go, Lisa?

And Ronnie, tell them your package ain't small. Lisa, I'ma pay for y'all first date. Where y'all want to go? You know what? I'll let Ronnie be a gentleman. He can pick it and surprise me. I want to see what his vibe is like. You know, I'm open. Mr. Childs, Ronnie.

And order two bottles of Ace of Spades Rosé. Angelique's paying for it. My goodness. No problem. I got you. Hey, one more question. I want to see him win.

Lisa, how tall are you, Lisa? I'm 5'5". How I got you. I want to see him win. Lisa, how tall are you? I'm 5'5". How much do you weigh, Lisa? I weigh 115. Alright, just trying to make sure you're not built like a FedEx truck. Oh my goodness, stop it. Alright, well Ronnie and Lisa, we wish you guys the best and hopefully something comes positive out of this

and maybe y'all date, marry, and all that other stuff. Have kids later on. right thank you guys thank you thank you all right all right that was shoot your shot all right up next we got the rumors don't go it's the breakfast club good morning morning everybody it's dj envy angela yee charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club let's get to the rumors let's talk q Q-Tip. This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On the Breakfast Club. So listen up. Well, Q-Tip

will be co-teaching a new hip-hop and jazz course at NYU next fall semester. So he'll be joining music historian Ashley Kahn to teach that course, which will examine the intertwined relationship between jazz and hip-hop. Now, Q-Tip did share a brief statement about how excited he is. He said, I couldn't be more excited to share with the students what I know,

and I look forward to them also teaching me. Teaching is an exchange of sharing and receiving for all involved. So that class starts on September 5th. And today's his birthday. Today's Q-Tip's birthday. It is? We don't have that on our birthdays list. We have John Madden. We have Kenny Lattimore. We have Babyface.

And we have African Bambada, but I don't see Q-Tip. Today is Q-Tip's birthday. Oh, wow. Okay. Happy birthday, Q-Tip. Didn't know that. Well, happy birthday. All right, Kim Zosiak and Corey Beerman.

And got into it with Marlon Wayans. You know, Kim, don't be tardy to the party, Kim. From Real Housewives of Atlanta. Yes, and she has her own Marlon Wayans. You know Kim, don't be tidy to the party, Kim. From Real Housewives of Atlanta. Yes, and she has her own show with her husband. Well, I guess they were upset about a picture that Marlon Wayans posted of Kim, and he said, no, we are not in production on White Chicks 2, the F,

because everybody says she looks like the chick from White Chicks 2. She does, though. All right, well, they were insulted by that. So here is Kim Zosiek and Corey Beerman talking about Marlon Wayans' joke. I think it's inappropriate that a grown-ass man in this Me Too movement is knocking a woman.

I think it's gross. I just think it's disappointing to a man in general. He's a man. Would he say that if you were standing right there? No, he wouldn't. That's a total coward move, you know? Marlon Wayans is a comedian. She said she actually enjoys Marlon Wayans.

So you don't like Marlon Wayans when the joke's on you? And then you're going to bring up the Me Too movement? Stop it. Stop. Stop. A little extra. Stop. While Marlon Wayans responded to TMZ, here's what he said.

I'm a comedian. It was just jokes. Of course. I love the girl. I think I've met her and her kids and her husband, and they're nice people. Right. But I will say this. Here's what he said. I did think it was Sean in wedges. And so I was just like, you know, what the f***? That's right. Drop one of the clues bombs from Marlon Wayans. You don't let that joke go.

You don't think it's whack that she tried to weaponize the Me Too movement for a joke? She did. It was a joke. It had nothing to do with it. She knows Marlon Wayans. She even said, me and my kids used to like you. So it's funny when he's joking on everybody else. When jokes on you, you get all sensitive and want to weaponize the Me Too movement.

That's whack. And she also isn't the nicest with things that she has to say about other people as well. And the picture does kind of look like it. All right, well, here's some more of what Marlon Wayans had to say about Croy Beerman. The husband, look, he's supposed to defend his wife. Right. But I know part of him is like, dang, thank God somebody said something. I've been trying to tell her to stop doing this damn surgery.

I told her not to go in for the 10th time. The 9th was good enough. I don't think God makes anybody ugly. People need to embrace what God made. Why you say Lord have mercy? I didn't even really pay attention to the picture. Oh, you didn't see the picture. I read the caption.

What does it look like? She looks like the girl off White Chicks. 100%. All right. Now, Sway Lee said that he's going to drop part two of Unforgettable this week. So I'm sure you guys will be excited for that. He said 15,000 retweets equals a new song of Swaycation, part two of Unforgettable Go. So there you have it.

He said it's one of his favorites off the album. You don't want to remind people what Unforgettable is? Yeah, he should have released that a couple months ago. Do I want to remind? Prince Montana. Yes. With Sway Lee. I'm just reminding.

You don't think about it. Listen to the show. Some people might have forgot. That was months ago. I'm serious. Some people might have forgot Unforgettable. Come on, y'all. I'm dead serious.

I had to think about it when you said it. I'm going to be honest. It's Sway Lee and you know he's on the song. I had to think about it. Oh, my gosh. I did. All right. Tekashi 6ix9ine is apparently headed into court today.

Now, he was supposed to go ahead and pass his GED in order for him to not get locked up for up to three years if he's unable to do so. So here's what he has to say. Yo, so I got court tomorrow. And, you know what I'm saying, I want everybody to put me in their prayers. You know, hopefully we come out on top.

You know, GED is done. Everything is done. But you never know what the judge is going to say. See, the thing is, I don't know if he's trolling or not. So the only thing I can say to myself is, okay, we already prayed for him. So I'm going to let that prayer stand. Well, he said he passed it up here, so he shouldn't have a problem. But I don't even know if he's really in court today. You just never know with that guy.

You know what I'm saying? True. All right, now DJ Khaled's in trouble. Now pay attention because this is a different type of story. So, he was eating cereal and he was pouring on Snapchat Bel Air and Ciroc Vodka over his Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal. There's nothing

Weight Watchery about that. Nothing. According to Truth in Advertising, that's the organization that he's in trouble with. Why is he still on Snapchat? Now, they said in a letter to Khaled's attorneys,

Khaled also recommends Ciroc with homemade cookies, Ciroc slushy style, Ciroc at lunch, dinner, and dinner. There is every reason to believe that at least a substantial minority of Khaled's followers are under age 21.

So that's the problem. They did a 10-month investigation into his Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat. And he also did not disclose that he's a paid pitchman for those brands. He had to remove some of the posts and add the hashtag ad to other posts to avoid a probe.

Yeah, because you know when you're advertising a company and he's paid to advertise for Ciroc and Bel Air, you can't just post things without letting people know with the hashtag ad. On social media? Yeah, you can't do that. That's why when you see people posting things, they put the hashtag ad afterwards because they're paid to do that. So you can't do that. That's why when you see people posting things, they put the hashtag ad afterwards because they're paid to do that.

So you can't do that. What about all them Calorie Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Ciroc and Bel-Air producing when you're on Weight Watchers? That's not part of the Weight Watchers diet. Show me where that's at on the Weight Watchers diet. That's not part of the diet. So what happens?

Get a fine? What can happen to them? I mean, they'll investigate. Yeah, you could get a fine. You could get in trouble for it. Really? Yeah, that's why everybody does it. That's why if you ever do a deal with a company

and they're like, we need you to post for this movie or this television show, you have to do the hashtag ad if they're paying you. So people know that it's not just you saying, hey, I like this, but it's also you getting paid to promote something or else it's misleading.

By the way, we know why Khaled's not losing no weight. Why? Because he's eating Cinnamon Toast Crunch with Ciroc and Bel-Air Champagne. My goodness. Very high sugary foods. DJ Khaled wants you to eat a salad.

All right. All right, well, I'm Angela Yee and that is your Rumor Report. All right, Miss Yee. Now, up next, we got the People's Choice Mix.

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This is 50 Cent and PNB Rock, all right? It's called Crazy. Hashtag ad. That's definitely an ad. I'm just playing music. 800-585-1051. Get your request in. Let's go.

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