The Breakfast Club - Chris Rock Interview and More

Episode Date: May 3, 2017

Wednesday 5/3- Today on the show we had comedian legend Chris Rock join us and him and DJ Envy squashed the rich people beef. Also Charlamagne gave Donkey of the Day to Albert Breer because he didn't believe baseball player Adam Jones comments about experiencing racial slurs while playing in Boston. Also, Angela helped out some listeners during Ask Yee. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The captain of this bitch. With Angela Yee, the only one who can keep these guys in check. With Charlemagne the God. I'm a lovable asshole. And this is The Breakfast Club, bitches. Good morning, USA. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, Salute to everybody at Jersey City University. Never even heard of that school. Me neither. I was there yesterday promoting my book, Black Privilege Opportunity. It comes to those who create it. We had a nice discussion about the book and a book signing.

So drop one of Clues Bombs for Jersey City University. There was a lot of people there. A lot of people was there, baby. That is dope. A lot of people was there. This is the most fulfilling thing about having this book out. Actually going out and having conversations about this book. People are engaged in the reading process. I love that.

It's great to see people. Like I said, when I went to the one in South Carolina, so many people were there. You know, people just have questions on life, and it was cool. I couldn't stay that long, but just to talk to them for a little bit was definitely the dope thing. You know, can you play some theme music right fast? This is what I'm excited about. Uh-oh. Yes. Louder. Louder. Today. What the hell is this? Face to is what I'm excited about. Uh-oh. Yes.

Louder. Today. What the hell is this? Face to face. I don't know what's going on. Chris Rock will be joining us. Why are you acting like you want it with Chris Rock? And I haven't seen him since.

First of all, explain. We got a lot of new listeners. They don't know what the hell you're talking about. I was minding my business coaching my daughter's team. I was playing versus daughter's team. Hey, man, can you sit down? I'm telling them. I was minding my business coaching my daughter's team. I was playing versus daughter's team. Hey, baby, can you sit down? I'm getting tired. Now, I'm really acting this out.

So my daughter went up to Chris Rock and asked for an autograph. He said, stop the music. No, because your coach is an ass. But, okay, hold on, hold on. And when I see him today, put the music back up. Their coach is an ass. What is it? Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.

I'm going to float like a butterfly. Do, do, do, do. I can agree with that. Sting like a bee. We'll see what happens when I see Chris Rock this morning. By the way, by the way, you better have that same energy when Chris Rock comes in here and sits down in this chair. You better have that same beige energy.

I want to see you standing up. I want to see you shadow boxing. I want to see you with that same energy when Chris Rock comes in here. Interestingly enough, Chris Rock was here before, and you actually left and went all the way to Africa. You had to go to Africa to get away from Chris Rock. It was about the money. You were shook. I had to go to South Africa.

Please, please. This is my first opportunity. All of a sudden, randomly. To see my roots. And I wanted to see you. All of a sudden, the day before Chris Rock gets here, you have to go to Africa. You ain't even getting no shots. I had to go to Africa.

I wanted to see my roots. Yeah, right. I wanted to see what Nelson Mandela was from. Yeah, right. And I had to work. Play my music. But when I see him today. Okay.

I guarantee you that beige boy don't have none of that same energy that Chris Rock brought to him. You ain't going to have that same energy. All right. When Chris Rock comes in here today at 7.04. He better be ready. Envy will not have that same energy. Yeah.

Okay. I know I'm going to be a little more tired because I've been doing that stupidness, but. Drop one of Clues Bombs with Chris Rock, damn it. Chris Rock will be joining

us next hour. What else happened last night? I was watching Joe Budden on Everyday Scruggles. Who's the Joe Budden in academics? He has a show on Complex. You probably be listening

right now. He leaves about right now to get to work. Joe Budden? Yeah. He leaves at 6 o'clock. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. They prep and prepare.

Joe Button is the hip-hop Grinch, man. Why you say that? Joe Button don't want nobody to be happy, man. I listen to Joe Button's podcast. I listen. I watch Everyday Struggle. I didn't see the Lil Yachty interview until this morning. Joe Button is the hip-hop Grinch.

He don't want nobody to be happy. You watched the whole thing this morning or just the clip? I didn't watch the whole thing. I just saw the clip where Joe Budden refused to let Lil Yachty say he was happy. Right, Lil Yachty said he's happy. Joe Budden was like, no, you're not. Joe Budden was not saying that. Listen, the law of energy is that energy is never lost and destroyed.

It's merely transferred from one party to the next. If you are miserable and depressed, which I don't think Joe Budden is, but he goes in and out of it. When you're miserable and depressed, you think everybody else is feeling the way you're feeling. No, some people are really happy, bro. He's in a happy place right now. The guy, Lil Yachty, is 19 years old and a millionaire. He has no reason to be unhappy. He's in Target commercials.

What reason? Hanging out with LeBron. And then the funny thing, when Lil Yachty told him that Joe Button goes, no, because that's not where your values lie. He's 19, Joe. That's exactly where his values lie. Okay? Stop it. Come on, Joe. You're almost 40. We grown. We all grown.

Well, Joe realized what makes him happy and now Joe's happy. Listen. Early in Joe's career, Joe wasn't as happy, but now he's happy. When people tell me about Lil Yachty, you know what I say? What? The little man's doing his thing. I'm not into it. But I'm not 19. I'm grown.

I'm way closer to 40 than 20. Little Yachty would tell you his music's not for you. I know it's not for me. I don't even know why we keep trying to force these square pegs in the round holes. Like, Little Yachty is not for our age demo. We're not supposed to be into it. Sorry. You're not going to be into every young rapper. You don't even have to try to be.

Stop attempting to be. And stop discrediting them just because you to be into it. Sorry. You're not going to be into every young rapper. You don't even have to try to be. Stop attempting to be and stop discrediting them just because you're not into it. Well, front page news. What are we talking about, Yeezy? Oh, we are talking about Jordan Edwards and the police officer involved in the fatal shooting of Jordan Edwards. This was effed up, man. So effed up. Another one? Yeah, messed my day up yesterday.

Anyways, The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Front page news is next. It's Drake. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We, the Breakfast Club Good Morning Front Page News is next. It's Drake. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club.

Let's get in some front page news. Now, this is crazy. The Boston Celtics beat the Wizards 129-119 in overtime. I was watching that whole game and I thought they were going to lose. The Wizards were looking good. Although Isaiah Thomas was looking good,

but the Wizards were looking good. They were down by like 23, 13 at one point. I was like, they're going to lose this one. But no, Isaiah Thomas dropped looking good, but the Wizards were looking good. They were down by like 23 or 13 at one point. I was like, they're going to lose this one. But no, Isaiah Thomas dropped 53 and they won in overtime. And it was his sister's birthday. Oh, man. So, you know, he was inspired.

He was definitely inspired. 53 and came back and won. Drop one of the clues bombs for Isaiah Thomas. Is it safe to say Isaiah Thomas is an NBA superstar? Absolutely. You know? How tall is he? He's got to be like 5'6".

What about my height? What about my height? I actually play Isaiah Thomas. The Bleacher Report does a cartoon, Nike and Bleacher Report, and I'm actually the voice of Isaiah Thomas on that cartoon. And the Golden State Warriors beat the Utah Jazz 106-94. No surprises there. Now, what happened with this 15-year-old?

Explain to the people what happened because I was a little confused. Well, this was in Texas. A police officer fired into a car, and that's when 15-year-old Jordan Edwards was killed. Now, the police officer is Roy Oliver, and he was fired because they did determine that he violated several department policies. He told some lies. He said that the car that Jordan Edwards was riding in was moving aggressively toward the police, which led him to fire his rifle toward the car. But body camera footage showed the car was driving forward away from the officers, not reversing toward them.

The police officers had showed up to break up a party where they was supposedly underage drinking. And he said that there was a party. When the cops got there, they heard gunshots. That's what they claimed. These kids allegedly jumped in the car to get out of the town before they didn't there was a party. When the cops got there, they heard gunshots. That's what they claimed. So these kids allegedly jumped in the car to get out of the town before. They didn't want to get shot. They weren't drinking. There were no problems.

They just heard gunshots. Shots were allegedly heard in the area. Right. We don't even know if that's true. As these kids were driving away, the cop says that they were backing down the street. And he lets off his rifle and kills this 15-year-old boy. All brothers in the car. Why though?

These brothers seen their brother die. He said the car was driving aggressively toward the police, but body camera footage showed they weren't. They were actually driving away from the police. So they fired his bum ass. Yeah, they fired his bum ass. But what's even worse is the driver,

you know, the driver just seen his brother die. They locked up, held the driver overnight, didn't charge him, didn't wind up charging him or anything, but just left him in the cell. Can you imagine your brother getting killed and they basically locking you up, holding you. And you didn't do anything. And you did nothing. You're sitting there in your mind like, what the hell did we

do to deserve this? And your brother's dead. That is so disturbing. Now, they haven't released any further details because what they are saying is the officer still has a right to appeal. He has 10 days to appeal his termination. So that's why they haven't released further details. Yeah, he can appeal his termination, but this young man Jordan can't appeal his death.

Not at all. There's no coming back for him. You know what I mean? Whatever decision was made by that police officer, now Jordan Edwards is dead because of it. Now a decision that was made defied a police officer, he can appeal. I don't know, man. Now, I that was made to fire a police officer, he can appeal. I don't know, man. Now, I don't really see this a lot. I've never seen an officer walk up to my car with his rifle.

Like, usually they have their handgun. The only time you see a rifle is usually when they have to do some really diligent work. When they got to kick down a door, they got to go extra hard. So I don't even know why he had his rifle out ready to shoot. That's just strange to me. All right, well, that's front page news.

Tell them why you're mad. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent call us right now. Or tell them why you're blessed. If you feel blessed, you want to spread some positivity. We need some positivity this morning. 800-585-1051. Maybe it's your birthday.

Maybe you're celebrating the birth of a baby. Whatever it may be. If you're mad, you can call us. If you're blessed, call us as well. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed.

You better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's up? This is your boy, Jose. Jose. Jose. Tell him why you you mad, bro.

Yo, I'm definitely mad about the front page news. That 15-year-old man, young man should not have been shot and killed. I'm so tired of hearing this same story happening on the media every day. It seems like it's every day. Right. The sad part about these situations is it's like we have the same exact talking points. Talking about

Jordan sounds just like talking about Trayvon, Tamir Rice, or whoever, like all of these young brothers. It's the same exact story over and over. What makes it even worse is it's coming from, well, this particular story is coming from law enforcement.

And here it is. You have law enforcement officials who pretty much lied to justify what they did when it came out on the body camera that they were driving away from. It just grinds my gears so bad just to keep hearing this. I'm glad they didn't try to destroy the camera, destroy the footage and say that didn't happen, but that cop,

he should be in jail for murder. I was going to say manslaughter, but not murder. He definitely should be in jail for murder, but I'm going to tell you something else, man. As soon as somebody says grind my gears, it just makes the whole conversation. If we're upset about something soon as somebody says grind my gears, it just makes the whole conversation null and void. Yeah, didn't you feel that?

And you can't say that. Like, if we're upset about something, don't say grind my gears, bro. I don't care what we're discussing. As soon as you say that, it makes the whole conversation null and void. It just grinds my gears

when someone says grinds my gears. Hello? Good morning. Good morning. Why are you mad this morning? Okay. I just listened to the front page news. So that's a little bit of why I'm mad.

And I get upset when people say, well, why are you still talking about Black Lives Matter? I'm like, because there's continuous acts that cause us to feel like our lives don't matter. So I'm upset about that. But I'm happy because I'm blessed to have a mom that has been here, a full-blood Jamaican Indian mother that has never left me. Like, I graduate, and she got me a cruise. Nice. That's dope.

What school are you graduating from? I go to college in Delaware, and I'm graduating with my human services degree. I've actually talked to y'all before. Okay, I'm going to be in Delaware and I'm graduating with my human services degree. I've actually talked to y'all before. Okay. I'm going to be in Delaware this weekend. Well, congratulations.

Enjoy your cruise. Are you going to be at DSU? Um, I don't know. I don't know what school I'm going to be at. He's like,

I have no idea. I'm going to put it on my Instagram a little bit. Okay. Well, I love you, Uncle Starla. Love you too, boo.

And thank you for doing an audio book for all of your blind listeners out there. Oh, you're a blind listener And thank you for doing an audio book for all of your blind listeners out there. Oh, you're a blind listener? Yes. Yeah, the audio book is out. Black Privilege Opportunity comes to those who created it. I narrated it myself, too, by the way.

Thank you so much. Tell them why you're mad or tell them why you're blessed. 800-585-1051. Call us right 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.

Stay with your chest. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. So if you got something on your mind, let it out. Hello, who's this? Hello. Hey, you blessed or you mad this morning? Hey, I'm mad this morning. Let me tell you why.

Go ahead, bro. Just the other day, right? I got to be up for four in the morning. I got dry mad this morning. Let me tell you why. Go ahead, bro. Just the other day, right? I gotta be up before morning, right? I got dry chocolate and stuff like that. So I gotta be up at four in the morning.

So I've been having issues with my neighbor. I told this guy, yo, keep it down. You know what I'm saying? Because you up and down these stairs, like, done late at night.

My daughter gets sweet. You know, my dogs are barking. You're making all this crazy noise. I let him know, right? Like, man. So then one night, he's doing some this crazy noise. I let him know, right? Like, man. So then one night, he's doing some crazy noise upstairs. I go knocking on the door, and he gets real rowdy.

He's like, yo, it's what I brought this and that. I'm just here to my problem with my family. So I'm guessing he's sitting there beating on his girl, tossing her all over the house. So I'm like, yo, listen, listen to this, right? So I'm like, yo, I don't care what you're doing because it's not my problem, but I'm going to see you outside, you know what I'm saying? And then my girl's like, yo, just forget it.

I'm going to call the cops. I'm like, yo, I'm going to see you outside. Just leave it at that. So he gets real rowdy. He comes running out the house. Man, I had to put my hands on this guy. So what was he doing? My goodness.

Yo, he was tossing this girl all over the place, man. I felt bad for her. Did you beat the. Wow. Did you beat the dude up? Did you beat the dude up? She's sitting on her knees right behind him, like pretty much praying for us to call the cops on this guy. So my girl ended up calling the cops and stuff like that. He still won't tell us who won the fight, though. Who won the

fight between you and him? So what happened when the cops got there? Oh, come on, man. That goes without saying. This guy didn't lay a hand on me. I broke his nose and all different places. I don't believe you. So, did he end up getting arrested? Don't pay attention to that. Did he get arrested? Of course, of course. Yeah, he already had the

domestic charges and shit like that. He's a soft guy. That guy is soft. Why you ain't recorded if you beat him up so bad? He got made for Worldstar. No, it's 1230 at night, man. I ain't thinking about recording anything. Sam, you did the right thing. Don't even answer these silly questions.30 at night, man. I ain't thinking about recording anything. Sir, you did the right thing. Don't even answer these silly questions. You did the right thing, bro.

Hey, listen, though. The cops, when the cops got there, they were like, yo, this guy tried to attack you. I'm like, yeah, he trying to come at me. The cop was like, I don't even want to get punched in the face by you. So I already know if they ever come after me, I'm going to have to just play by the rules because them guys might tase me or anything, you know what I mean? Well, you better have that same energy when Dua get out of jail and he won't round two, okay?

Listen, listen, I'll have that same energy with you. Oh! I believe, listen, first of all, I believe him. Why y'all act like

a white man in a suit and not gonna shoot you when you run up on me? Huh? Why you willing to make you think I won't shoot you, dog? Come on, dog.

See what I'm saying? Are you threatening me? Are you threatening me? Why you wanna threaten me? Listen, he called it, listen, sir, sir, why are. Why are you threatening me? Why do you want to threaten me? Listen, sir. Why are you even getting drawn into this? You did the right thing. We appreciate you.

I can play Solomon Giggs. I ain't mad at him. Hey, hey, hey. That's no way to talk to a New York Times bestselling author, okay? I refuse to be. Let's be clear. I got guns, too. I have a New York Times bestselling author. I will not be fighting anyone. There you go. All right. All right.

In fact, I'll be on Steve Harvey today with a nice little sweater on. There you go. Okay. Cardigan. Cardigan. All right. I'll be on Steve Harvey's show today. Check your local listings.

Promoting black privilege. Opportunity comes to those who create it. Thank you. God bless. All right. Now, Eve, you got rumors on the way? Yes. It's looking like the beef is over between Meek Mill and Drake.

Rick Ross talks about what happened. All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. And Chris Rock will be joining us next hour. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's about time.

What's going on? Rumor report. Rumor report. This is the rumor report. Talk to him. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, recently Rick Ross did an interview with our guy

Hovane on Best Seat in the House and he talked about how he actually squashed the beef that was going on between Drake and Meek Mill. Here's what he said. When Meek and Drake did begin to have slight differences, I'm pretty sure if Drake was with anybody else other than Cash Money,

I may have been more vocal about it, but I seen it was the two little homies. I seen what it was. Yeah, we actually sat down. Shout out to J Prince. We wasn't even discussing anything negative because by the time we get in the room, there's so much other things going on that is already, let's get on some money.

So they really all sat down? Drake and Meek Mill? No, they didn't say they all sat down. They say Ross and Prince sat down. Ross and Drake sat down before, too. I doubt Meek and Drake have sat down, but what do I know? Yeah, we don't know what goes on behind the scenes. I'm going to be honest with you.

If Meek and Drake squash their beef, it's not going to make the hip-hop culture move forward in any way, shape, or form. I kind of feel like everybody moved past it already. Yeah, nobody cares. So they might as well. Both of them are fine in their respective lanes. Yes. Like Rick Ross said, it's about getting to the money, right? Alright, they're doing a biopic on the DeBarge family story. It's called

All This Love. By the way, I love DeBarge. If you don't go out there and audition, now is the time. I will. You could be Chico. Diversify your portfolio. Don't just stick to radio and DJing and the podcast.

Now is the time, bro. This is your time to shine. You could be Bunny DeBarge. I'll go with Chico. You could be one of them DeBarges. I don't know which one. By the way, I happened to be listening to DeBarge yesterday at my house.

We were all listening to old music. And De Barge has an incredible greatest hits album if you ever have some time to check it out. I could do Chico. Did y'all have tea?

What was y'all drinking? Wine? No, it was a whole bunch of people over at my house and we were just listening to old music and talking about songs that's popping.

I could do Chico. So I'll be excited for that. All this love is waiting for you. Now sing I Like It. Relax, my guy. I don't know if I like it. All right, Amber Rose has announced a date for the Slut Walk, the third annual Slut Walk,

and that is going to be happening. And we get another chance for you to shine, baby. In October. You're going to walk at the Slut Walk. You should. Go show some support. So me or you? No, that's it.

Whoa. No, female support female. She supports this. It was a female empowerment event. Yes. See, you trying to take it somewhere else. She supports it. Now, she also posted,

most people think the definition of a slut is a promiscuous woman who has sex with any and everyone, but that's not the definition at all. It's a derogatory term that insecure men and women use against other women when they're uncomfortable with their beauty, sexuality, or confidence.

So why call you walk that? I used to let those words hurt me, but not, but not. I embrace all of the, now I embrace all the derogatory labels with open arms. I've helped so many women around the world do the same and she used the hashtag stop bullying, hashtag stop slut shaming. You know you could have a queen walk too though, right?

Well, the slut walk was not invented by Amber Rose as we've discussed many times. It's been going on for years in many different countries. I say the word is derogatory, but then say you owning it. You don't have to take ownership of something that's wrong. Well, part of it is taking away the power of using that word.

A lot of people have done that in the past, just like with other words that were used to degrade people. She's not degraded by it anymore. A lot of people have done that in the past, just like with other words that we're used to degrade people. And you just use it in a way that it's not. She's not degraded by it anymore. Wild, full-colored Negro. Wild, full-colored Negro. I let you call me that because I empower that word.

Are you having a million-man beige march? If not, shut the hell up. But my thing is, if you're Amber Rose, you can't put a statement out there about the word slut being bad, but then say you're taking the power of it. Which is it? No, she's saying that it used to be derogatory. So it's not anymore. And now she's embracing it and saying

we don't have to allow this word to affect us the way it used to. So I can say good morning to all the sluts and nobody will get upset? Go ahead. They'll get pretty mad. But you should also then go to the slut walk. Why?

To show your support. All right. Support the sluts? All right. All right, yeah, as long? All right. All right. As long as you go. All right. Now, Travis Scott is being sued by Lior Cohen.

I've seen this. I guess Lior Cohen was managing Travis Scott, his management company. Stop acting like a slut. But according to Lior Cohen, they haven't gotten the money. They're supposed to get about $2 million. They have a three-year contract that Travis

Scott signed back in October 2014. And Travis Scott has only given him $37,000 so far. Now on Travis Scott's end, he's saying they didn't do anything for him. They said that they signed the deal in good faith, thinking that if he held up his end of the contract, then so would Lior Cohen's management

company. However, that wasn't the case. He felt he had to manage his own career as Lior Cohen wasn't lifting a finger for him, so he left for a better management company and owes them nothing. I don't know. If you sign the contract, though... You owe the money. Yeah, I don't know how you get out of that one unless there's a

breach of contract, which you would have had to address. Alright, I'm Angela Yee and that's your Rumor Report. Alright. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee. Charlamagne your rumor report. All right. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha God, we are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Oh, I love when legends stop by. Chris Rocks.

Thank you. Good morning. Thank you. Now, Mr. Rocks, should I be interviewing you? Because you're the hot one right now. I'm doing okay. No, you're doing real good. God is good.

God is good? Yeah. Good. Publishing's good. good. God is good. God is good? Yeah. Good. Publishing's good. Words are good. Sentences. Paragraphs. The book is out. New York Times bestseller.

You know? Yeah, man. We're keeping track of stuff like that. Hey, we're all keeping track of stuff like that. But Chris Rock is on the total blackout tour right now, which is a huge deal. Before we get to that now, Envy wasn't here last time. Oh, yes, he was. Envy was not here last time.

He left town. I'm actually shocked that he stuck around today. He went to Africa when you came last time. Y'all had a slight rich people problem with each other. Envy, our kids play basketball. They played against each other. Envy was the coach of his daughter's basketball team, so I commend him for that, right? So he had one of these Elijah Vaughn Shaq kids that was, you know, like this kid had like 60 points.

They're killing us. They're killing us. And there's like three minutes left in the game. And normally, compassionate individuals take the good kid out. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, he keeps the good kid in. For no reason. For no reason.

That is very rude, and that's not nice to the other. Why did you do that, Envy? So we played him the day before, right? And the kids went up to Chris Rock and asked for an autograph. No, no, no. No, no, no. This was the day of. Yeah, you told us before it was the day of.

There was no day before. You said it was after the game. You said it was after the day before. You sound like Donald Trump right now. After the game, no. I did not give anybody no autograph. Alternative facts. Alternative facts. And I was like, are we going to get them the next After the game, no, I did not give anybody no autographs. Alternative facts.

Alternative facts. And I was like, are we going to get them the next one? No, no, no. And then, you know, we blew them out. But that has nothing to do with the young ladies on the team. That's poor sportsmanship. I know. So you admit you were wrong.

You're being beige. I was wrong. It was like literally, they beat us by like 40 points. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now, Chris Rock, on your behalf, you could have gave the little girls an autograph. You know what? They deserve to feel bad that day about something. Hey!

It's a life lesson. The sins of the father are passed down to the sons of the daughters. Chris Rock came in and said, did you know they still play? I'm like, no. He's not either. They don't even play basketball anymore. All of that for no reason. You came in here being petty for no damn reason.

It was a learning lesson. It was fun. Oh, my God. I haven't seen you getting pulled over in that neighborhood that much anymore. Not lately. I just stopped taking pictures, honestly. I get pulled over all the time. I ran out of film.

They don't even have film anymore. But I ran out of film. Are they hiring new cops? Why they don't know who you are yet? I don't know, man. And it's not like I change cars or anything. They just like getting me. I mean, one cop pulled me over one time. He goes,

do you live around here? And I'm like, do you live around here? Because I don't know no cop can afford this. I get pulled over over there all the time getting a haircut. Like all the time. They find the weirdest reasons. If there's an air freshener hanging from your mirror. Whatever it is, they pull you over.

But in all fairness, you said you call the cops on people all the time. Well, I do if they go to sell Coke. Charlamagne had an incident where there was a white guy in his neighborhood that asked him if he sold Coke. That was Sunday. Really? Where the hell do you live? In a nice neighborhood. This guy looked like Woody Allen.

Really? He had me for Perico. I was nice neighborhood. This guy look like Woody Allen. Really? But equal. I was like, what is that? I didn't know what that was. I didn't know what it was. I told him he should have called the cops. They said cocaine. It's a setup.

They're trying to get you. You wrote a good book. That's why. This is when they get you. You've been infiltrated. One of these people right here is with the FBI. One of them. I bet I know who it is. T.J. En here is with the FBI. One of them. I bet I know who it is.

DJ Envy's with the FBI. He's been infiltrated. They flipped him. She's going to give him notes tonight about you. Is he working on another book? Is it going to be black in the title this time, too? Oh, my goodness. Now, it's been nine years since your last tour.

A lot of material. Like a crazy amount of material. Sometimes when things happen do you say, this is unfortunate but this would be great for my stand up? Yes, sometimes it happens.

I mean, you know, you don't want the world to explode. I don't want Donald Trump to be president just to help out my act. Yeah. You know,

but stuff happens. Lots of crazy stuff happens. I got divorced. You know, a lot of, a lot of nonsense. How do you know when it's time to go back out? I needed some money, man. Yeah, we don't believe that.

You know what you just want to... I don't know, when people talk to you like you ain't funny. That's when it's time to go back out. Somebody give you that look. You're like, okay, let me get out of here. Is there anything off-limits that you will not touch? There's nothing off-limits that I will not touch. I mean, if it's funny, let's do it.

Let's do it, you know? I was just getting a lot of encouragement. Chappelle and Kev Hart. Everybody's like, come on, man. Come on, man. Come on, man. You know, so. What do you mean when you say people talk to you like you're not funny, though?

Put it this way. You got this book right now, right? And it's good. You know, I. What do you mean when you say people talk to you like you're not funny, though? Put it this way, you got this book right now, right? And it's good. You know, I kind of just started it. Don't you see the difference of people, the respect you're getting? Absolutely. It's weird.

So you want your respect. No, it is weird. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Put some spect on my name. All of a sudden, it's like, it's like Charlemagne's smart, and I'm like, yes. So what was I before? Right, and now you're like, wait a sudden, it's like Charlamagne's smart. And I'm like, yes. So what was I before?

Right. And now you're like, wait a minute. They were lying the whole time. Yeah. That's interesting because you do tweet out a lot. Well, not a lot, but I see you put, I hope they laugh. And I was thinking that's sarcasm. But now I'm thinking, is there something really to that?

Hope they laugh for real because sometimes people could fake it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, sometimes you could have a comedy show that ain't even a comedy show. It's like a pep rally. Yeah. You know what I mean? You think you had a comedy show. Have you ever bombed at all?

Oh, yeah, man. Recently? No, no, not recently. But, I mean, on the come up, of course, man. I mean, please. Guys I had to work with, Martin Lawrence and Robin Harris and Senda Entertainer. You know what I mean? You try to follow Senda Entertainer in Oakland.

He got an orange suit on and everybody else got on purple suits. And you coming out in all your New York black. Get out of here. With no big hat. Yeah, with no Easter Sunday hat. I don't think people will fake laugh nowadays, though. I mean, look, Chappelle just got booed. Not just but, but recently.

Dave will test you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Dave will definitely test you. I feel like he wasn't telling jokes, though. Isn't that what happened? He just came out there. He was high. He said it on his new special.

He said he was high. Oh, yeah, he was really high. He got high. Took eight minutes to light a cigarette. You know, Dave gets into that. People were offended by his. I thought, now I was laughing, but sometimes at jokes I laugh, but then I feel like, man, should I have laughed at that?

Is that inappropriate? Greatest rape joke of all time. You know, I think that to myself. Dan Chappelle's the best comedian in the world. To me. You say that, but it's like y'all neck and neck. That's kind of like Jay-Z and Nas saying who's the better rapper. Y'all right there with each other.

Okay, okay. If you say so. I mean, for me, I've never been to a Chris Rock show. You know what I mean? You've seen the specials. Yeah, I've seen the specials, you know? I like y'all for different reasons. Like, Chappelle is like a, he's an observer,

but you're like a cultural observer. It's not even like you're telling jokes to me. Okay, okay. When's your show? When is your show coming up? What? We got to do a show. No, never.

No. No, absolutely not. Stand-up comedy? Absolutely not. Because then that's the expectation. Well, maybe not a stand-up comedy show, but like a, you know. Like a Mike Tyson one-man special. Like a one-man special.

Like a Rachel Maddow or something. I don't know. If you're an executive producer, I'll do it. I'm in. I'm in. We're talking. 50 B's and I'll do it. I'm in. I'm in. We're talking. If Chris E.B. is it, I'll do it. All right, we got more with Chris Rock.

When we come back, we'll talk about his tour and his favorite movie, Rolls Don't Move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are The Breakfast Club. We have Chris Rock in the building. Charlamagne? Who is Chris Rock competing against nowadays? I mean, we're all competing against Richard Pryor. We're all trying to get to that. That's my number one. But, you know, Dave a little bit.

Hannibal here. You know, there's some cats out there. I saw Ali. You ever see Ali Wong, little Asian girl? No. There's some cats out there, you know? Put it this way. I don't want to be like some old boxer that's just saying hi from ringside.

I want to still be. I'm still in the ring. Yeah, yeah. So, you know, I want to, you know, be out there with the big Kev. Kev Hart's killing it. I love all of those. But none of them have a classic stand-up special. You have a classic.

Thank you, sir. Bring the Pain is classic. I watched it twice this year. We actually still use it all the time on the show when we talk about different things. I'm like, let's get that clip from Bring the Pain. We use Crack-Ass Crackin'. Right. We use Crack-Ass Crackin' right now as a drop.

When we talk about alimony, we use that special. You know they're doing a documentary. They're doing a 20 whatever. And I had the pleasure of being on it. So I was like, I get it more now. I wonder why you came out to Touch Me, Tease Me instead of Bring the Pain by Method Man.

I mean, at the time, Touch Me, Tease Me. That was hot. You gotta get the girls. You gotta get them. It's hot. You got to get the girls. You got to get them. You got to get them. You know, right?

Yeah, 20 years later, you're like, who's this? Case? Who's Case? Who's Case? Wasn't Mary with Case then? Wasn't Foxy on that too? Foxy's on that? Who's Case?

Who's Foxy even? I randomly just saw Case perform in Brooklyn Now why the name Total Blackout Kind of building on What y'all are doing here You know The Black Lives Matter

Movement Just I don't know It just felt right You know what I mean Just felt right They getting blacker You know what I mean

It's a black time Gotcha He's a real dad What do you mean He's a real dad? No, because a lot of times people say they're fathers and they don't take their kids to the games. They don't take their kids to practice. They don't argue with the coach on the other team. I see Chris Rock at every game with his daughters.

He's traveling around. He's an Uber driver on the weekends. I would see him at every game. You're really stereotyping right now. No, you don't see that too much. Not just especially with people in the entertainment industry that work. Yeah, people people are really busy And not around

People are busy And yeah I always say You know what If I die When I die At my funeral If you're talking about my jokes

I have failed as a father That's the way I look at it You should be talking about Like your life They should be talking about My life And what kind of person I When I went to

Bernie Mac's funeral Like comedy was like A very small part. It was just talking, like, this guy's a husband, this guy's a father, this guy's a friend. You know, and, you know, I hope I'm not planning on dying anytime soon. By the way, I've talked to, like, three comedians in the past couple weeks, and all of them have said the exact same thing. If they're talking to me, like, if I die, I want you to know. I'm like, what are you talking about?

Like, why are y'all, why are so many comedians talking about death? Please, we're all, you know, who have you been talking to? I talked to Donnell Rollins yesterday. Donnell called me to go, yo, I just want to tell you, man, if I die, man, you really don't have to. Yeah, man, what? Let's also go to Charlie Murphy just passed.

Charlie Murphy just passed. Too many people know he was sick. I didn't know he was sick. I see him at the barbershop all the time. Charlie Murphy just passed with black men. We all got... Patrice O'Neal passed away. Yeah, Patrice O'Neal. How did he ever go? We got all our fathers die in the 50s, early 60s.

So you got to be thinking about it a little bit. You know what I mean? I mean, you know, things change. Medicine's better. You know, greens don't kill you like they used to the worst thing about a black funeral is like at the end of the funeral they serve the food

that killed the person you realize he's dead because of this why did you stop everybody hates Chris you know what the kid kind of outgrew did you stop Everybody Hates Chris? You know what? The kid kind of outgrew it.

You know what I mean? You know, Tyler was, you know, it was like he's in high school with a beard at some point. So, you know, it was just time, man. It was one of those weird shows, too. We were like on a weird network. So people didn't know about the show while it was on. They knew the reruns. Yeah, when we got in syndication, it was like, yo, this is amazing. I was like, where were y'all when the show was on?

You know? But, hey, it's great. It's a lot of pain I went through just being bused to school and, you know, bullying and all that crap. You know, we know you from the comedy specials from all the TV shows, but a lot of the kids know you from that show. Oh, yeah.

Straight up. They know me from, a lot of kids know me from Everybody Hates Chris and Marty the Zebra from Madagascar. Yeah, absolutely. It's like,

you're the crack-a-lackin'. You get mad when they call you that or if they see you on the street calling, Pookie! Did that bother you?

Yo, man, Pookie, you know. Pookie's a legend. Pookie's a legend, man. You know how lucky I was to be Pookie? You know what I mean? Like, I'm Pookie, man. Did you ever have... You know how many rap records

I hear cats talking about the Carter? Right. I was in the Carter. I smoked crack in the Carter. You were absolutely the essential part of the movie. Yeah, man. Like, it was the movie. You played an essential part in the movie. Yeah, man. Like, it was the movie.

You played an essential part in that film. Yeah, man. I look back at all that. I'm like, I'm just, I'm the luckiest guy. I was in New Jack City. I was in Boomerang. Like, classics, man. Did you ever think about that part?

Like, I don't want to play a crackhead. See me four. It was like, I want to do it. I lucked up, man. I lucked up. We didn't even know what was going to be what it was. You know what I mean? I remember, like, we did like two weeks of rehearsal without Wesley.

And we had our first table read, Wesley shows up. And when my man started reading his lines, we're like, oh, this movie is going to be around forever. You know what I mean? Like, you knew you were in the presence of greatness, right? As soon as he started, as soon as you heard Nino Brown's voice, you're like, okay, it's on. This is it, forever. Even the term CB4, that's lived forever.

It's almost like you predicted where the rap game was going. Like, everybody was pretending to be gangster for about 15, 20 years. Yeah, man. You know, it's weird. I get offers for CB4 to tour as a group. Really? Yes. You had Charlie in that movie.

Is it true? Charlie's first movie. We had auditions for Gusto. It was like a Gusto day, right? So Charlie gets out his car. He got two henchmen with him. He's dressed for Gusto. It was like a Gusto day, right? So Charlie gets out his car. He got two henchmen with him. He's dressed like Gusto. He got the shades he has on in the movies he had on at the audition.

And he does his audition, and there's a part where you're supposed to pull out a gun. Everybody else just pulls out their fingers and, you know, makes a fake gun. Charlie Murphy pulls out, like, a Glock 9. A real gun. Yeah, like a real gun. And Murphy pulls out like a Glock 9. A real gun. Yeah, like a real gun. And we're like, whoa! Okay, you got the part. You can't tell him, though. You can't tell him, though, at all.

Plus, he was hysterical. Did you know that was Eddie's brother when he walked up? I knew, but you know, stuff like that don't always work in your favor. You know what I mean? It's not, you know, you end up with a weird expectation. But he wiped it out.

You're like, oh, okay. Because you don't want like a junior version of Eddie Murphy in the movie. He's like, you know, he was just Charlie Murphy. You know, he was his own distinct thing that nobody sounded like Charlie Perfect. Absolutely. Alright, we got more with Chris Rock coming up. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We have

Chris Rock in the building. Charlamagne? How has Netflix changed the game as far as movies and stand-up? I mean, honestly, Netflix probably got me doing this more than anybody and it's not just like that they're paying me or anything. 50 million.

I'm doing alright. I'm, you know, Max Player. Nah, because you can sit there and watch. If you want to really be a student of comedy, you can just sit there. I sit down sometimes and watch like 20 specials. You know, like the first 20 minutes of 10 specials in the afternoon. It's like, oh, this cat's doing something.

Oh, this Jim Jefferies cat. Stuff I would never watch. That I would never watch. Like country guys. This woman. And oh, like I found out about Amy Schumer and this like people I got hip to that I would never get hip to. She got me blocked on Twitter.

Yeah, she does. Because I actually tweeted that I don't understand the same as Schumer thing. Hey, man. Yeah. I'm not blocking. I got no time for blocks. And when does the total blackout tour come to New York? Doesn't come till December in New York.

It's all over the country, though. And they can get tickets right now, Ticketmaster.com? Ticketmaster.com, Barclays for a night, Garden for a few. Yeah, it's going down. Then I'm going to probably film the special in Brooklyn. Yes. You said anything goes in comedy. Now, what's the easiest group to offend in 2017?

Oh, man, you got to be careful with your transgenders. You got to word that one right. You better take that one to spell check, my friend. Dave Chappelle did a good job with that on his show. I thought he did a really good job. I thought he made, I thought, I thought he, what he did job. I thought he made... I thought he... What he did was like made...

What am I trying to say? You know what I'm saying, Ron. I love them. I thought he humanized not that anybody's not human. But I thought... Here's the thing. You should be able...

Just because he didn't like the person in the joke doesn't mean he didn't like the person because of their sexual preference. Right. That's what I'm trying to say. Okay. And a lot of times we, white people do this too. It's like you deal with a minority and you put them on a pedestal. And that's, I mean, that's almost racist too. It's like, it's nice that you can put somebody just in a

normal situation. And that's what Dave did in this special. But I don't feel like Louis E.K. tiptoes around that kind of stuff. I feel like he goes right for it. He does not care. No. He doesn't. He goes right at it. Yeah. So why do y'all care? Why do we care? I don't know. I don't know.

It seems like we get in more trouble. Is it still that I'm still black thing? Yeah, it seems like we get in more trouble. Yeah, is it still that I'm still black thing? Maybe it's, yeah, it seems like we get in more trouble. That's what I think. Yeah. You don't want to get boycotted and lose opportunities. I don't need that. Right.

I'm trying to pay alimony. I'm trying to lose opportunities. Yeah, so I was like, yes, we got a special coming today. Yes. Yes. We're doing great. Does that make comedy more fun or does it make it feel like more work? Yeah it is, it's fun

I'm not mad I got no anger or nothing You know We all got bills We all got something Like you said in Bring the Pain If you're making 50 million and she wins half, no big deal You still got 25 million

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm fine I'm fine, I'm fine You wanna go to dinner? I will pick up the check I'm fine. I'm fine. I'm fine. You want to go to dinner? I will pick up the check. I'm not going to sit around. Check comes, I go to the bathroom. Hey, I got to go to the bathroom. Pray for Charlamagne.

Hope this bonus came today. You've always had that hip-hop element to your shows, too. Do you even keep track of what's going on out here now? Like the little yachties? He was on Ross' album. Oh, yeah, you and Ross. I'm on Ross' album. I'm on Ross' album.

He's an OG, though. You can't count Ross on it. Still, still, though. How did y'all hook up? You know what really happened? You insulted him. I insulted him at the BD. You know, it was like one of those things.

I was doing an award show, and I thought I had one Rick Ross joke and I didn't realize until watching it later that I had four. And like, Rick Ross, I think, is the first guy I ever, like, apologized to. I felt like Ross didn't get too serious, though, man. Come on, man. You know, here's a weird thing. I love Ross.

You know what I mean? I love Ross. So it was a couple of times I was like, I want to go to this show or that show. I was like, ah, I better not go. I got beef with Ross. And I wouldn? I love Ross. So there was a couple of times I was like, I want to go to this show or that show. I was like, I better not go. I got beef with Ross. And I wanted to do problems. I mean, who knows? Because we did a whole interview after the BET Awards. He was going in on Chris.

I'm like, come on, Ross. You know how beef works. It ain't even the guy. It's the eight guys around the guy. It's gunplay. Gunplay. It's the eight guys around the guy that want to impress the guy. Right.

You know what I mean? So I don't need that. As you said, I'm a real father. I'm with my kids most of the time. So I text Ross. I was like, hey, man, whatever, man. You know what? I actually apologize.

I'm going to say it. I'm going to be man enough to apologize. And if you need anything, let me know because everybody needs jokes. And he said yes. As a matter of fact, I do. Yeah. And like a couple of years, like cool. And like a couple of months later, he hit me and I went in the studio and I was scared

because like remember Goodfellas? Could have been a setup. When they told Joe Pesci was a made man. Yeah, they shot him in the back of the head. So I was in the studio doing stuff. I was like, is it going down? But no, no, we hung out a couple of times since then. It's called cool.

Rick Ross is kind of phenomenal. You said he's the best rapper alive. I mean, that day. I don't want to get out of here. You know, man, I don't roll posse deep, but yeah, I keep up with everything. The Migos album is much better than it has a right to be. Yeah, yeah. You know what I mean?

Explain. I'm just from a New York cat that listens to rap. Okay. You think when you first hear the Migos, you go, okay, Bad and Bougie is good. I'm sure the rest of this is blah, blah, blah. Then you listen to the album, you're like, it's got bangers on it, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Three, four, five, like, it's for real. The Kendrick album is on some Equimini-like level.

Yeah. No, listen. I like Kendrick a lot, but I don't know. You busy right now. You're doing book tours, okay? When everything calms down, I want you to really listen to this record. I listen to his album every day. Get the liner notes and just really follow what he's saying.

You go like, okay. I see what's going on here. Top five today, yeah. Top five all time? I'm not sure. Tell us your top five. Oh, God. It changes all the time.

You got to say Rick Ross. First of all, we should all do top fives without Jay. Okay. It's almost a waste of time. I agree. And Big and Pac. But top five? But today of the new artists almost a waste of time. I agree. And Big and Pac. But top five? But today of the new artists, not of all time.

Oh, new artists. I love Kendrick. I love A$AP Rocky. I think A$AP Rocky is the most underrated, taken for granted guy out there. Okay. I love, but today, today, today, I mean, today?

I like that kid. Wait, wait, wait a minute. Precious for Brooklyn. I'm like, okay, where's the follow up to this? You just put one out, so I can't remember the name of it. What about Big Sean or something in your top Sean or something I like Big Sean a lot That's actually my favorite rapper at the moment Big Sean

I would put J. Cole probably at the top Of the current rappers Are you a Drake fan? I like Zero to a hundred Drake Zero to a hundred Drake Is hot Really don't mess with him Don't challenge him at all and not just singing. Zero to 100 Drake is hot. Like, really, don't mess with him.

Don't challenge him at all. You know, the other Drake, that round-the-way girl, kind of LL Cool J knockoff Drake, you know, that's for my daughter. Chris gotta go, guys. Oh, man.

You feel like you gotta be back into the new music, though, because you're, like, single now, so you're out in the clubs a little bit? I'm single. I've never seen Chris clubs a little bit. I'm single. I've never seen Chris Rock in a club. I'm single. I just bought a bunch of red sneakers.

Give me all the red sneakers you got. Just red. My goodness. That's Especially the kids That wear red sneakers No matter what Don't match nothing LiveNation.com

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You're a legend man We pay respect to the legends You never know You never know Yeah Baby's a legend Depends who you ask Yeah Yeah Baby's a legend? Depends who you ask. Baby's a legend.

But Baby didn't give me no time. Baby was too on the defensive. He didn't give me no time. All right. It's the Breakfast Club. It's Chris Rock. The Breakfast Club. Listen up.

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The Breakfast Club. Well, Chris Brown has revealed that his double album, Heartbreak on a Full Moon, is coming out. And it's going to be the full track list that you can see online right now. So we already know the song Party's doing really well. So if you have a chance to go check it out. A lot of songs on here, by the way. It's 40 songs. Wow.

It's a double album. Do people have the attention span in 2017 for a double album? Nowadays? 40 records? Yes. They want music so bad. No. Yes.

40 songs, Envy? In this era? You know what? It's really hard to have a... Who had great double albums? Like, let's talk about that because it's hard to have a... It's hard.

The Notorious B.I.G. That's where it stops. Everybody else has sub-R. Did Pop do the album? Yeah, Pop did a double album that they loved. Everybody loved. Wu-Tang did a double album.

It was cool, and I love Wu-Tang, but it was okay. Who else? It's hard to do a double album. That's a lot of songs. 40 songs in this era, in this here today, gone tomorrow era. People go through music so fast.

They'll love that. They'll love all that new music. You're not making any sense. If they go through music so fast, why give them 40 songs? Because it gives them all the songs to listen to. They get stuff to listen to and listen to and listen to. I mean, listen, I like being ambitious like that. Doing a double album shows that you care because you're putting out all this music.

It could go. I'd rather put out four albums with ten songs on it a year. If you want to do that. Give me a song, give me an album every quarter. I mean, maybe he feels like he has some great music. Now, let's talk about Quincy Combs. He has finally mended his relationship with his biological father, Al B. Shore. We always see Quincy with Diddy.

Because obviously Diddy has kids with his mom, Kim Porter. But you don't really see Quincy Combs with his dad. So they actually did a night and day 2.0. Check it out. I can tell you how I feel about you night and day. Come on. You believe when I say that I do care. Oh, yeah. As a lifelong Uptown Records fan, I have to fart on that right there.

That was, no. That was Albie Shore's song originally. This is the 2.0 version. Now if you remember Quincy did that open letter to Diddy praising him for being there when his father wasn't. I remember why. Yeah, remember that? No, no, he talked about it when he was up here, but you weren't here that day. You were on vacation. Yeah, he talked about him doing the song

and him linking up with his dad and how difficult it was when he was here. Can we play the original version too or we don't have that? No, I don't think we have that. But yeah, I mean... Leave some things alone. But I'm gonna say, that's his dad, so it's a nice gesture and a nice makeup,

like let's do something together. That's cool, but that's not making a good record. So I can respect it. All right, American Idol, everybody is trying to get a piece of that. Right now, ABC has made an offer to buy that show since American Idol has gone off the air. They want to reboot the show for a March 2018 premiere.

They even asked about Ryan Seacrest being the host, but he's not going to be able to do that because he's doing live with Kelly Ripa. So he's not going to have time to be doing American Idol. So not a bad situation, though. American Idol does have a great name, but I feel like the show had declined. It has. A lot over the years. So we'll see where it ends up. Fox and NBC and everybody was trying to go and get that show, but it looks like ABC is going to. I think they stopped producing stars.

Like once they stopped producing stars, then the show kind of like fell off a little bit. Because at one point they were producing star stars. Right. You know what else I think too? A lot of other shows came after that. Like American Idol was the big one, but then The Boys came. It was the last big star. You know what else I think too? A lot of other shows came after that. Like American Idol was the big one, but then The Voice came.

Who was the last big star on there? None of those shows produced big stars? Who was the last big star on there, on American Idol? Some country singer. I can't remember her name. Carrie Underwood. You think that was the last one?

Big star? Yeah, the huge star. You got to think Fantasia came from there, Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson. Ruben Studdard. Ruben Studdard. Jennifer Hudson. Jennifer Hudson. She didn't even win.

She didn't win, but she still, you know. And that was the thing with all those other shows. They didn't produce no stars like American Idol did. Not X Factor. Was it X Factor? Was it X Factor? Yeah, X Factor. Yeah, X Factor and The Voice.

They didn't produce no stars like that. LaPortia Renee. I don't know who that is. I don't know who that is. She, X Factor and The Voice. They didn't produce no stars like that. La Portia Renee. I don't know who that is. I don't know who that is. She was on season 15. All right. Beyonce is selling a $300 lemonade box set. You might want to get that. That sounds like a good idea to me.

Now, that lemonade box set is going to have the full colored album, vinyl, and a 600-page coffee table book that has pictures that have never been seen before. A forward from Dr. Michael Eric Dyson and poetry as well from Morrison Steyer. So you can get your pre-orders in now. That's not a bad collector's item. Lemonade. It's only $300. You get all of those things.

I'm Angela Yee and that is your Rumor Report. It's time for Donkey of the Day. Donkey of the Day. I'm a Democrat, time for Donkey of the Day. Donkey of the Day at Jungle Man. I'm a Democrat, so being Donkey of the Day is a little bit of a mixed one. So like a donkey. Keyhawk. Donkey of the Day.

The Breakfast Club, bitches. Now, I've been called a lot in my 23 years, but Donkey of the Day is a new one. Yes, Donkey of the Day for Wednesday, May 3rd goes to a writer named Albert Breer. Now, Albert Breer is a Boston area native. A salute to everybody that listens to us on Jammin' 94.5 in Boston. Drop one of Clues Bomb's Jammin' 94.5. Damn it. Okay.

And Albert Breer is a writer for MMQB. Now, why is Albert Breer getting donkey of the day? Well, Adam Jones, who plays for the Baltimore Orioles, was playing at Fenway Park in Boston this week, and Adam claims that he was called the N-word a handful of times at Fenway Park in Boston. Let's hear what Adam Jones

had to say. In just things like this, they don't have a place in the game. I mean, I thought we'd moved past that a long time ago, but obviously with what's going on in the real world, it's unfortunate that I had to be involved with it. What happened with the bag of peanuts? Coming off the field, I generally try and throw a ball,

not necessarily to people that are sitting right by the dugout, but people sitting a little bit further. And I threw a ball and I just put my glove down and I see a bag of peanuts fly right in front of me. Hit the cop, so he was really frustrated. So he turned around and immediately we try to catch or see whoever did it. And we were able to see who the guy was. He was escorted at the stadium.

You just don't do that. Berate us, cuss us out, tell us we suck, tell us we browned out, ha-ha, whatever. Performance-based. How often have you been called the N-word here? That's a good question. I don't know how many fingers I have, their toes, to keep count. The reality of it is most won't call you to your face. It's easy to say it through social media or when you're in the stands.

Now, the reason Albert Breer is getting donkier today is because Albert Breer tweeted out, is it horrible to want some proof? He said, I don't know. I've probably been to 200 games at Fenway in my life. Never heard a slur yell to the player. Now, Albert, listen, I don't know. I've probably been to 200 games at Fenway in my life. Never heard a slur yell to the player. Now, Albert, listen, I agree. Proof is always better, but I have no reason to call Adam Jones a liar.

I don't see why he would. I mean, you know, why would he have any reason to make that up? But the reason I'm giving you donkey today, Albert, is simply because you are acting like a black man being called the N-word in Boston. It's outside the realm of any and all possibilities. Okay, it's Boston. All right, correct me if I'm wrong,

but Boston has historically been known as one of the most racist cities in America. I remember the Detroit Pistons complaining about the racism in Boston in the late 80s, early 90s. NBA Hall of Famer Bill Russell, who won 11 championships as a player with the Boston Celtics,

called the city a flea market of racism. So Albert Breer, in light of history, let's not act like Adam Jones just made this up. Now, Albert Breer went on IG Live to elaborate his point. Let's hear him. If Adam Jones had racial slurs yelled at him, that is absolutely unacceptable. Any decent person would tell you that, okay?

I just spoke from my own experience. I've been to over 200 games at Fenway in my life. I've lived in Texas. I've lived in Ohio. I've lived in the New York area. My dad's from Detroit. This is the least racist place I've ever lived. Now, my personal experience isn't everybody's personal experience, and I totally, totally get that.

A lot of people make these sweeping generalizations about people, about regions of the country, whatever. Bottom line is, is that this reputation that Boston's gotten, I think it's completely unfair as somebody who grew up here. I don't think it still exists. I think that, you know, this is an outdated notion that Boston is a racist place. It bugs the crap out of me. Now, I'm not the highest grade of weed in the dispensary, but I don't think you would experience racism simply because...

No one's yelling that at you? Yeah, like, you're white. You wouldn't experience racism. Do racists know they're being racist? And Albert, I hear you saying Boston isn't a racist place, but you're kind of outnumbered in this situation. It's you against Adam Jones, who said he experienced racism there this week. The Pistons experienced it in the 80s, 90s.

Bill Russell experienced it in the 50s and 60s. Former NFL defensive lineman, Garen Veras, who played for the Patriots from 85 to 91. He said he grew up in Ohio, went to school in California, and says he's been in just about every state in the country, but he has never been called the N-word, all-colored boy, until he went to Boston. So, Albert, listen, okay?

It's just some things you don't rush to the defense to. If a woman said to me, Chris Brown hit me, or if a woman said Bill O'Reilly sexually assaulted me, I may want to see proof, but in light of history, I'm not going to say those women are lying either. Okay, I'm not going to come out and say, I've never seen Bill O'Reilly sexually assault a woman. Hey, Albert, the word listen contains the same letters as the word silent.

Sometimes you have to shut the hell up and just listen. Albert now is one of those times. Please give Albert Breer the biggest hee-haw, please. Are you going to tell me what I experienced I didn't experience? And always remember, if you are called an N-word by a white person, it's only one way to reply. Cracker ass cracker. You got to say it right back

till you got to give them the same energy they gave you. As a ball player, you just ignore it. No, I don't care if you're a ball player, ball boy, ball man. It don't matter what you are. Somebody call you the N-word, you give them that same energy right back. Crack-a-ass cracker. I love it.

Damn it. I'll call you crack-a-ass cracker in a heartbeat. You hear me? Crack-a-ass cracker I love it, damn it. I'll call you crack-a-ass crack in a heartbeat. You hear me? Crack-a-ass crack. All day long. I'll give you that same energy you gave me. Okay. What Michelle Obama say, when they go low, we go high. No, when they go low, I go right to the floor with them. Crack-a-ass crack.

My goodness. All right. These guys are full. Thank you for that dog in a day. Up next, Ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you need relationship advice, you can call Yee right now. Phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-585-1051.

She'll put you live on the air. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Yo, for one, you have to see me when you come to the window, so you better have the same energy. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast

Club. It's time for Ask Yee. Hello, who's this? Hi, my name is Michelle. Michelle, what's your question? So my question is, should I ask my boyfriend to move out until we can get our own place and possibly even get married.

Why do you want him to move out? Well, because I feel like we stay with my family. I'm taking care of my mother and some other members of my family right now. And I just feel like with all these people around, it's causing us to get into it unnecessarily. Okay. So you feel like there's a lot of stress going on, but they're not staying with you too, right? Yes.

Oh, so you guys are all staying together and he's there also. You guys, so do you want to get a place with just you and him? Yes, me, him, and my daughter. That's the plan. Okay, but for now, until you guys can get it together, you want him to move out. Well, I'm wondering if that should happen in order for us to stop arguing all the time

because it's mostly because of all of my family members that don't have nowhere else to go. Sounds like you need your family members to move out. Well, the plan was for us to establish this place here, and being him, I and my daughter were to go and find a place of our own. Because my mom has been living with me pretty much since I moved out the first time when I was 19. I was in my own house for about three months, and she got into it with her boyfriend and came to stay with me,

and we've been together ever since. I don't really have a problem with that because she's like asked him. She helped me with my daughter. I was helping her with my grandmother before my grandmother died last year. Okay. So we've been a team, but now that I have this man that I love and I want to be with as my husband, but with all this other stuff going on, it's causing friction. Right. Now I'm going to tell you a situation. One of my best friends actually had something similar happen. She actually was married, and her mother-in-law was staying with them, and it did cause quite some issues in their relationship.

She was kind of bitter about it. They argued all the time. She felt like he was always taking his mother's side, which caused even more arguments, and things got a lot better after the mother moved out. So I think you and him should have a conversation about it and come to a mutual decision on whether you think that's what the real issue is. If he feels you should sit down with him and be like, listen, it feels like all we do is argue all the time. I know it's stressful having my family here and we need to get our own place at some point. So in the meantime, I think it would be better if we're not all crowded on top of each other.

And these outside influences are causing are causing us to have friction and see what his response is. Right. Have you guys talked about it yet? A little bit is usually in the heat of some type of argument. That's the worst time to discuss something like that. You guys have to do it when you're not in the middle of an argument and chances are that he will agree with you. Financially, is he in a position to go and get his own place?

Yes. It's just that we don't want to be apart. I work long hours so it's like... They want to see each other. You know what? I think you guys should have a discussion about it when you're not in the middle of an argument and it probably will be great for your relationship because then at least you have some place to go when you want to get away from everybody. Right, right. I thought about that. That could be like my escape.

Right. Exactly. So I think that is actually a great and very mature idea. As long as you approach him not in an argument like just get out. It's got to be we got to save our relationship. And I know a lot of these things are not because of us, but because of other stressful things happening around us. And I want to make sure we work on us. Absolutely. Thank you so much, Angela. I can't believe I got through, girl.

I'm glad you did. This is amazing. I feel good about it. I do, too. I love you guys. I love you, Charlamagne. I love you, DJ Envy. I love you both.

I love you guys. This podcast. I listen to you while I'm, too. I love you guys. I love you, Charlamagne. I love you, DJ Envy. I love you both of you guys. This podcast. I listen to you while I'm at work. You guys rock. Have a wonderful, wonderful day. Okay, you, too. Stop shacking up. All right.

Angel. I know. Pray for me. Pray for me. I'm going to pray for you. Stop shacking up. She's shacking up. 800-585-1051.

Ask Yee. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee, 805-851-051. Hello, who's this?

This is Ashley. Hey, what's your question for Yee? I have a question. I got this guy. He won't tell me that he's gay. He's your boyfriend? What? Well, he likes me, but he just won't tell me he's gay.

Because I have a gay friend, and he's coming on to my friend. Okay, so... He's not gay until your friend puts him in his bed. Hold on, hold on. Are you dealing with him? No, he wants to deal with me. Okay, but you just want to be friends, or do you want to deal with him? I mean, I do like him, but it's just a sense

he won't tell me. How you met a man gay? He's coming on to her other gay friend. Yeah, he's coming on to my gay friend. Like, doing what? Like, he's making rude comments to my friend like he'll f*** him in the ass and he'll do

all these things. Okay. Uh-oh, drop one of Clues bombs with. That's pretty gay. Put a realist being displayed on the breakfast club this morning. Y'all love me some good gay talk. So you keep telling me that he cares for me, he loves me, but he don't want to lose me because of his situation because he has a hard situation at home and I'm the only one that's there. I bet you he got a hard situation at home.

Well, you know what? Maybe he's there. I bet you he got a hard situation at home. Well, you know what? Maybe he's bisexual. But I use my friend's phone to pretend like I liked him or whatever. And I told my friend, pretend like you like him or whatever. But he just won't still tell me. And he knows that I know. But he won't still tell me. All right.

Well, if he knows you know, maybe he don't feel like he has to tell you. You already know. Yeah, but I just feel like I want him to, like, come out and tell me. You know what? I'm going to be honest with you. Being gay for a lot of people is not an easy thing to come out and admit to people at certain times until you're ready to do that. So it's really hard to force somebody to say something when he might be questioning certain things himself. He might not want to admit it.

He might not. Has he come out to his family? Um, he's no. So it seems like he's not fully out yet. But he keeps telling me he cares about me. He loves me. Okay. I mean, but he loves men as well and he wants to have sex with men.

Maybe he's trying to make himself not be gay by saying that he loves you and wants to be with you. There's no proof. And he won't come to the realization that he wants to be with men. I mean, you have proof. You already know what it is. So do you really need him to admit it to you being that you already know? What is the proof, though? I just want him to admit it because he's telling me that he cares and he loves me.

What you need to do is tell him, listen, honey. Listen, honey. This is interesting because I read David Geffen's autobiography, well, biography, The Operator was an unauthorized biography. And Cher was actually engaged to him and she said that the reason she didn't marry him was because she knew that he was gay.

So it seems like you know he's gay. He hasn't come out because he hasn't come to grips with the fact that he's gay. He's not ready to just come out with it yet. So you need to be understanding of that because that's a really hard situation for a lot of people. And you need to

tell him, listen, no matter what it is, I'm here for you. I'm aware of your situation. I know what it is. And when you're ready to talk about it, I'm here. I did, but I just feel like he just... A lot of times we know things in general about people. We have evidence. You have all the evidence.

You have all the proof. Where is the evidence? You know what it is because she saw the text messages and she pretended to be him. Did he send an eggplant emoji to your friend? Huh? Did he send an eggplant emoji? Yeah. Oh, man.

Whoa, he's gay. All right. I tell my friend he was an effeminate butt. Yeah. Come on. You don't really need him to tell you. You already know what it is. And when he's ready to tell you, he'll tell you.

What are you talking about? Charlamagne says it all the time to Envy, and he doesn't think he's gay. That's not true. That is absolutely positively not true. But listen, here's the thing is, when he's ready to tell you, he'll tell you. But in general, in life, if you've seen the evidence, you know the truth, why do you need somebody to just say it to you? It doesn't make sense to me.

And I'm going to come clean, Ma. Uh-oh. I just want him to know. I told him, like, I don't care what you... I sent him, like, long text messages telling him that I don't care what he is. I'm still going to be there for him. Just tell me the truth. If you love me, like, you love me.

And when he's ready, he will. But you're not going to be with him anyway, so... What's your Instagram, baby? What's your Instagram? Ashley Moore. A-S-H-L-E-Y Yeah. M-O-O-R-E? Yeah. Now you said you wanted to come clean. What you want to come clean about?

You got a verified check? Huh? That ain't you. Ashley Moore? Alright, Ashley, thank you so much for calling. When he's ready to tell you, he'll tell you. Ashley, the reason the guy likes you is because you look like a man. Oh, stop it. Stop it, stop it, stop it. Ask me, Andrew5851051.

You just can't come in because of the whole vagina thing, you know? All right, yeah, we are going to get into this black-ish alleged spinoff happening, and we'll tell you who's going to be the guest star on tonight. Also, Joe Button and Academics with Lil Yachty. This interview got a little crazy because Joe Button just wants you to not be happy all the time. Joe Button is the hip-hop Grinch.

Okay? He is the Grinch that stole trap music. That's who Joe Button is. Alright, we'll get into it when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Come on. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On The Breakfast Club. So listen up. So, Joe Button and Academics have a show on Complex called Everyday Struggle. And everyone was talking about this interview today, yesterday and today.

They were talking about the Lil Yachty interview. And Joe Button seems to have some issues with Lil Yachty. And all Lil Yachty wants is to enjoy life seems to have some issues with Lil Yachty, and all Lil Yachty wants is to enjoy life. You don't even have to finish that sentence. Joe Button has some issues. That's what makes him Joe Button. Alright, well here he is asking Lil Yachty about his 360

deal, allegedly, that, you know, he's asking, do you have one, and Lil Yachty doesn't seem to know what it is, and here's what else happened. Are you in a 360? I don't know. No, no, don't tell me you don't what else happened. Are you in the 360? I don't know. No, no. Don't tell me you don't know. You know if you're in the 360.

Bro, I don't know. Are they getting a cut of that Sprite commercial check? I don't know. You know, bitch. I mean, I know I've got an amazing deal. I have an amazing attorney. But you don't know if you're in the 360. If you don't know you're in the 360, you're in the 360.

You know what a 360 deal is, right? I'm not recruiting my deal. I mean, you and Coach probably had that conversation, right? You do know what a 360 deal is, though. I heard about it. Maybe I'm giving Little Yachty too much credit, but in the 48 Laws of Power, it says, a kid dumber than your mark, play a sucker to catch a sucker.

The first thing that came out of Little Yachty's mouth was, I don't know, do I? He was playing dumb. Well, I think he just didn't want to answer the question. Right, he didn't want to answer. So he just wasn't giving information. Who talks about their deals? Well, I can't say that.

This is hip-hop. But I don't talk about deals and money and stuff like that. It's none of your business. Yeah, you just be like, I don't know. All right. He also tells Lil Yachty that there's no way he's happy. I'm happy every day. Because life is moving in such a positive way. I can't get slowed down.

This is a very media trained answer. Let me tell you about how humans are. Feelings are fickle. What that means is they come and they go. Nobody is one thing forever. You cannot tell me. You would be lying to tell me that as a young man, how old are you? 19. In this industry, you are happy 24-7. That is a lie. That is bulls**t, and I refuse to have somebody tell me bulls**t. Joe Button, Van Zandt. Drop one of Clues Bombs for Joe Button, okay? Fix your life.

Joe Button is the Grish that stole trap music. And I'm going to say that interview is gold, but Lil Yachty won that debate, okay? I listen to Joe Button. I listen to his podcast. I watch Everyday Struggle. And I do respect the fact Joe said all that to Lil Yachty won that debate. Okay, I listen to Joe Budden. I listen to his podcast. I watch Everyday Struggle. And I do respect the fact Joe said all that to Lil Yachty's face, though. Because for whatever reason, this era likes to celebrate people who talk about people instead of talking to them. I like when personalities say what they have to say to the artist. Keep that same energy when the artist is there as you have when the artist isn't around.

But salute to Joe Budden. He's got problems, and I enjoy watching him. All right. Ex-NBA star Brandon Roy was shot while shielding kids from gunfire outside of his grandmother's house. Okay. Yes, he was shot in the leg early Wednesday morning. Now, according to what was reported early Wednesday morning.

Now, according to sources, he actually ended up getting treatment in California before returning to his home in Washington State. They expect he will make a full recovery but he was shielding those kids and he has not yet spoken publicly about what happened. What is it a drive-by? What's more to the story? I don't think they know. I don't think they got all the details yet. Yeah, they haven't put out all the details yet.

He hasn't spoken about it publicly yet but apparently there was a shooting. They said it may have been a gang-related shooting and he was shielding the kids that were outside his grandmother's house. And that's how he got shot. Alright, Nicki Minaj has revealed that she has another fashion collaboration

coming. She was at the Met Gala. If you guys saw what she had on, she was wearing H&M, and this is why. I have a special collaboration coming out with H&M this fall, and so they are dressing me for the night, and they nailed it. All right, so she got a lot going on. And for all of you black-ish stars, by the way, Trevor Jackson is going to be making an appearance as Zoe's love interest.

Here's a little clip from Black-ish. Excuse me, queen, would you be interested in joining the BSU? Yes, yes, I am. As am I, king. in joining the BSU? Yes, yes, I am. As am I, king. What is the BSU? Black Student Union. This is basic stuff. I mean, how great would it be for me not to know what the Black Student Union is?

Right, because you're black. I am. You know what would really be crazy? If someone thought that you were a breeding representative of the V-Suit, a new hybrid of Chinese wrinkled dog, which is a mixture of the V-Jean and the shit suit. But you're not, correct? Charlie? Wait, you know Professor Tuffy?

Professor? Now what's exciting about this, this is actually the blackest spinoff that everyone's been talking about when the oldest child, Zoe, played by Yara Shahidi, is going to be going to college. And they're saying Deon Cole is going to be there as well. His character will be there. He's actually an adjunct professor at the college. So he'll be on the spinoff as well. So it should be pretty exciting.

Okay. I'm excited for her to get her own show. All right. I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report. All right. Thank you, Miss Yee. Up next is the People's Choice Mix. You want to hear something at DJ Envy or 800-585-1051.

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