The Breakfast Club - Classic Interview ( Souljah Boy and Tiffany Haddish)

Episode Date: December 28, 2020

This episode we flashed back to the first time Souljah Boy visited The Breakfast Club, and said the classic and viral line "DRAKE" , spoke about how so many other rappers stole his flow and material, Also we flashed back to the classic interview with comedian Tiffany Haddish stopped by the show and spoke about the time she left some droppings in her then boyfriends sneaker after she found out he cheated, talk about revenge! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's Vlad from California. How y'all doing? Hey, what's up, bro? Get it off your chest. What's your name, King? Vlad. What's up, King? How you doing, bro?

I was calling because the interview that you had with Jon Stewart, honestly, I think it was one of the best interviews that you have had at the Breakfast Club, period. From the range of topics that you discussed, just the discourse between two people is something that we need to see right now. That was one of the best interviews that you all have ever had.

Thank you, brother. We appreciate that. Something, Charlamagne, that you said during that interview was that something that the Democrats have a problem with doing is our messaging. Messaging. And getting that across to the people.

And like defund the police, right? It's a triggering word. What do y'all think about saying like refund the people instead of defund the police? Because we're asking for a reinvestment in our communities. Correct. And maybe that helps

get people in the door a little bit safer. What do y'all think about that? You said refund the people? It's going to be a trigger for people. But it has to do with the police department. So I think, you know, that is really the focal point of it, the financing for the police departments.

I was thinking that slogan gets the people inside the door. And then when you when you explain to them how you refund the people. Now you talk about how we're divesting funds from police departments, putting that in the mental health services, so on and so forth. Yeah, I read a good article that Michael Harriot wrote about Tim Scott. And you know, he was saying that he likes the Republican police reform bill a little bit better than the Democratic bill, but it's actually the same bill. But Tim Scott just has a

different messaging. You know, so he's still talking about defunding the police. He's just messaging it in a different way. Yeah, so maybe y'all should have, like, a prison abolitionist, like, come and, like, you know, police abolitionist, come and explain what it is, like, same dialogue that you guys are having,

and really, like, let people know, like, hey, it's not going to be lawlessness. We'll have a system. It's just a reimagining of public safety and restorative justice in our prison instead of, you know, punishment. Okay. Well, thank you for checking in, brother. Hello, who's this? Hey, good morning. Hi, DJ.

Hi, DJ Indy. Good morning. This is Cheryl Collins from Columbus, Ohio. Hey, Cheryl, get it off your chest. By way of Akron. Okay. What's up? Get it off your chest.

Yeah, this is my first time calling and I wanted to call and tell Charlemagne he need to go sit in the corner. I've been wanting to call him ever since I was working but I knew I wasn't going to be able to get in and he need to go somewhere and sit down.

Why you want him to sit down? He want to ask John Stewart you should have seen what my grandmother had to wear as a t-shirt. My grandmother was Tom and Lou Weems. He should see what she had to wear. I don't give a f*** about what F...

I ain't talking... I'm talking for real. I ain't talking like my niece taught me how to talk. My favorite niece. Her name is T.C. Okay. I still don't know what you're talking about, baby. What you talking about? What shirt? Who is this?

Charlamagne? Charlamagne, you go sit down somewhere. Go to time out. Why? I need to know what I did wrong. You full of s***. Whoa. You got that right.

Okay, what the hell? You're going to ask Jon Stewart what his mother had to wear? You should have seen what my grandmother's shirt, what she had to wear. Talk about, I didn't ask Jon Stewart what his mama was wearing. What is she talking about? He sure did, mama. Go ahead, get on his butt. Go ahead.

Tell him to sit in the corner some more. Come on, stop. We don't know what this woman is dealing with. Angela, Angela Yee, you know, many years ago, Angela, many years ago, Michelle Kay tried to tell y'all what was going on out there in the street. And Kevin Gates then tried to tell you. When he's talking about people eating booty and s***. Okay.

Okay. How you doing, my love? You good? Let us know. I'm glad Amanda Seals is going to put whatever she's going to do on TV. She talked about when Jon Stewart was talking about the shirt his mom wore in regards to him being called sexist. Is that what you was talking about, Mama? Yeah.

Jon Stewart was not talking about wearing no goddamn shirt. He said, I think, something about a fish and a bicycle. That's what she's talking about. Yes, he did. That's right. I don't know what you're talking about. You should have thought of... I don't. My mother had to wear, my grandmother had to wear,

in Akron, Ohio, during the riots. All this... I forgot. Wait a minute, Charlamagne. Shut up. You want to time out? All this stuff... It's in the corner.

I seen these kids crying in the street. All that brought back my memory. I'm trying to get a COVID-19 test, and they give me the f***ing runaround. And I know the system. Where you from, mama? Where you live at? Where you live at? I'm from Akron, Ohio, by way of Columbus.

I'm going to call LeBron, and I'm going to have LeBron send you a COVID-19 test. Shut the f*** up. You can't curse. I'm a man of the soul, man. That's the only thing he understands is cursing. You got to say it. You're right. Shut the f*** up.

Shut the f*** up. You got to be aggressive with me. Well, you hold on, all right? I'm saying nothing. Can we get your number so that way we can see if we can find a place that's doing the free COVID testing for you in Akron? Can we do that? I love you, though.

Get it off your chest. I don't remember Jon Stewart talking about his damn shirt. I remember Jon Stewart saying he was from a single mother and he had a bunch of men working for him. How did his mama's shirt

get into this? I need a man like a fish needs a bicycle. Yeah. What that got to do with me, though? Nothing. I don't know. But he was saying

that his mom wore that T-shirt. Yeah. But that's the shirt she's talking about. Get it off your chest. It's 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest. Say it, say it, say it. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Janelle.

Hey, get it off your chest. Hey, good morning. Sometimes you got to think. Some people don't know how to love. They don't know how to love, how they're going to dish it out. Okay. What you talking about? If they don't know how to love, how they're going to dish it out. That is very true, but what are you talking about in particular?

The incident that just happened with that young lady with the police officers. Wow. Oh. It's happening. The incident that just happened with that young lady with the police officers. You know. Oh. The violence and stuff going on in the world. So you're telling me that police officers, how? Yeah, they don't know how to be taught. That's how they was taught.

The police teach you how to be evil. They teach you how to be evil. And then you go home and do the same thing to the outside world. So that's not part of love. You don't know how to love, how you gonna dish it out? Yeah, I think also, too, sometimes people just abuse power, you know what I mean? And then you don't realize that you're abusing power until you actually get power.

And that badge gives you power. I don't even need you to love me. Just treat me like a human being. The woman was in the shower. She said, let me get some clothes. They wouldn't even let her put clothes on. Because they don't even need you to love me. Just treat me like a human being. The woman was in the shower. She said, let me get some clothes. They wouldn't even let her put clothes on. They don't care. Some men don't care how they treat women.

So you say, in other words, you don't care how you treat your mother, how you treat your daughter, how you treat your granddaughter. It goes on and on and on. If we can't stop, how is it going to, you know, how is it going to change? That's what I said. If, you know, doing to others is you would have them doing to you. But if you don't care what happens to you based off how you treat others, at least care about what happens to other people you love based on how you treat others.

Well, thank you for checking in, mama. Hello, who's this? Yo, it's Joe from Brooklyn. Joe from Brooklyn. Get it off your chest, bro. Yeah, man. First of all, I'd like to shout y'all guys out, man, for everything that y'all bring to us.

But I'm calling y'all today because I'm trying to bring more of awareness of all the shootings that have been recently happening in Brooklyn, especially it's been like a wild, wild west, man. Like a one-year-old got killed. Yeah, yesterday I seen it. It's crazy, man. And last night it's been like six, seven people got killed. Yeah, yesterday. I've seen that. It's crazy, man. And not only that, last night,

it's been like six, seven people got shot. Shot. In Canarsie. In Canarsie. Mm-hmm. Wow, man.

And it's like, yo, I got a family, man. Like, I can't even, you know, I mean, not only we got the virus that's against us,

but then we got the police brutality thing going on. And now, it's like, and we killing thing going on, and now we're killing ourselves. Like, it don't make no sense, and it's just wild, man. I don't know. Like, this 2020, man, it got to go, man.

I'm over it. My anxiety. That's so sad. I mean, man, my anxiety is all through the roof, man, because these bullets, they shoot, the bullets are flying, but the bullets don't got no name. Right. So it's innocent people. That's right. You know, and, you know, because these bullets, the bullets are flying, but the bullets don't got no name. Right. So it's innocent people, you know?

I'm like, yo, it don't make no sense. This don't make no sense. We still got to factor in the fact that 40 million people are unemployed, you know what I'm saying? Like, the hood is in bad shape right now, not only financially, but you know, the way that coronavirus has impacted the black community. So it's just like, man.

I mean, anyway, man, I just wanted to bring out more of a win because it's crazy, man. People got families. Innocent lives being taken throughout all these, and it don't make no sense, man. Right. No sense at all. Hello, who's this?

What's going on? This is Jimmy from Miami. Hey, what's up, Jimmy from Miami? Get it off your chest, bro. Y'all know that song, Uptown Vibes, with Fabulous and Meek Mill, right? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I got a question for y'all. Specifically this radio station, y'all cut off, at one point, the Spanish news part.

I feel some type of way about that, man. What's up with that? We do what? They cut off the Spanish guy. There's three people on this. Meek Mill, Fabless, and Anuel. There is? Yeah.

You didn't even know that? I had no idea. Yeah, but we don't decide what music is played, sir. So it's not particularly us. Nah, that's the damn lie. That did validate his point. That did validate his point. And, you know, like the Spanish radio stations, when we have English rappers on the Spanish radio stations, we let it ride, you feel me? his point. That did validate his point. And, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and,

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and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and,

and, and, and, and, and, and, and, my day. All right, brother. Hello, who's this? It's toe time. Big chocolate, the toe sucker. How we doing? Okay, Envy. Bring him out.

Bring him out. So listen, it's my birthday this month, right? I want two things. I want to go to Foxwood Casino, Mohegan Sun, win some money in Connecticut. You know where I did the YouTube video with Snoop Dogg. And I want to come down to the studio and have Angela E. make me a cake with some chocolate icing on her toes and let me suck them toes for 10 minutes, girl. What do you think?

Now, listen, I would be remiss to not actually pass this on to our resident toe model, DJ Envy. I'll pass. It will never, ever surprise me that Big Chocolate the Toe Sucker doesn't give a damn about the Me Too era. Like, he just didn't even flinch at the Me Too era. Like, he just didn't even flinch at the Me Too era. He just remained consistently who he is. Sure did. He didn't even try to make a change. Nope. Get it off your chest.

800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy.

There are 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Laudonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Capraburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. The Waikana tried my country.

My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a racket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead. Oh my God. What is that? Bullets. Bullets.

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We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest on the line right now. He just turned 50 years old. Irv Gotti. Yes, Irv Old Man Gotti is on the phone. But I feel renewed and refreshed and ready for this second run. Yes, I saw you doing a TikTok challenge for your 50th. You know what's messed up about that, though?

Let's just talk about that, because I got over 100,000 views, like 2,000 comments. It totally went bananas, right? So my nieces and my new assistant Jackson's like, come on, you got to do it, you got to do it. So they didn't know I was going to throw up the middle finger. They thought I was going to do that shoulder or whatever to shake.

So when I did it, they was like, ah, this is going to go viral. But I was like, once it happened and got all in, I was like, I will post some really meaningful things, right? That are really meaningful. Like, I feel important. And it will get nowhere near the amount of what I just did for TikTok. So I guess, you know, it's a young,

it's a young generational world. Like, my old heads, though, they felt me. They was like, yeah, yeah, that's it. That was it right there. That's what I was doing. Now you got to do one where you actually do the dance. No, no, no, no. Herb's not doing no dance.

Grand opening, grand closing. That was it. I'm not a Tic Tac guy. I got my new artist. Not Tic Tac. It's Tic Tac. It's Tic Tac, Herb. Not Tic Tac.

Tic Tac. Oh, I said Tic Tac? My bad. Tic Tac. You know what I'm saying? Now you're back in the music. You're jumping back in full steam? I jumped back in, not just both feet, whole body,

because of this artist that God blessed me with. Just so y'all know, like, I wanted back in the music business maybe, like, 10 years ago. But y'all know me, I don't want to do like a regular artist or someone who I don't think could take over the world. I met the guy, my nephew who's 22 years old.

He called me and said, Uncle, I know you're looking young. And I wanted a young guy because it's a young world. I didn't want an older rapper. You know what I'm saying? I don't think a new older rapper could take over the world.

Irv, who do you like from like right now before we get into who your artist is because you're saying like the older generation doesn't really,

it's like a divide. So for you, like what artist because I was watching the BET Awards yesterday and seeing like who was nominated, who's winning awards.

Who do you like from the younger generation? I love, I love Rowdy Rich. I think Travis Scott is a beast. And I like them all. I'm a different old head because I'm so into music. And I kind of understand artists and understand the new generation.

Here's the one thing I don't like about the new generation. It's being a flagrant with disrespect of the old generation. Yeah, I think it would be helpful to. Where is he from? He's from Gary, Indiana. Oh, like Freddie Gibbs. Freddie Gibbs, yeah. Freddie Gibbs.

Let me tell you about Gary, Indiana. Everyone who talks to me about Gary, Indiana is like, yo, it's the hood. Right. And that's where Michael Jackson's from, too. Yeah. Now, of course, that's the flip side And that's where Michael Jackson's from, too. Yeah. Now, of course, that's the flip side. The Jackson family was raising Gary in the end of their... They said their house was like a fixture of Gary in the end.

Now, I was going to ask, you know, with this new artist, so are you full-blown record label Irv Gotti? Is this bringing Murder, Inc. back, or is it just the artist you're dibbling and dabbling with? Like, what's the plans for God? I am Murder, Inc. until I die. So I'm not going to come back and change the day. Like, I got a big company, Visionary Ideas.

It's the flag that I go under for TV and film. It's not going to be Visionary Ideas Records. It's going to be Murder, Inc. You know what I'm saying? But I'm a different person now. Like, I'm also heavy TV and film. I have five TV series. You know what I'm saying? But I'm a different person now. I'm also heavy TV and film. I have five TV series.

I have Tales is coming back for season three once this COVID stuff ends and they allow me to shoot. I got this other series that's a spinoff from season one called Trap Queens. That's dope. It's amazing. That's coming out on BET. Got this other joint called The Operator.

I don't know if y'all caught the HBO Doctor's Scheme with my man Christian Dawkins. It was about the college pay-per-play. I got the series to that documentary on BET+. Then I got Click. Click is dope. It's like Entourage, but based on hip-hop and rappers. You know what I'm saying? And the rapper is a new young rapper. It's Entourageourage, but based on hip-hop and rappers. You know what I'm saying? And the rapper is a new young rapper's Entourage, and I call that the Click.

That's on USA Network. And then I got a joint with Shaquille and Shawny O'Neal called I Want to See You Less on TBS. I got five TV series. And then I got two movies. And I'm happy to announce here. I told them we have to jail him now on the Breakfast Club. But I got a signed deal with Warner Brothers. You know me.

I got a big mouth, right? Yeah. You can't spill the beans. They be like, yo, don't say it's signed. You're talking too soon. But I'm like, it's done. And what's the relationship with everybody in the ink now? Have you spoke to them in a while? You didn't speak

to some of the members. Did you speak to any everybody? So when y'all do this documentary, you can get to, I know you speak to Jah, I know you spoke to Lloyd. Now what about Ashanti and everybody else? I wish Ashanti all the love and the best

thing in the universe and the world, but the direction that I'm going in now with my young boy, really the only people, Rule is to the casket drops. But that's me and Black Child too. So it was me, Rule, Black Child, JT, and my girl, my girl, Joy. We got a white female rapper who's hot. Right? So that's my risk to me in moving forward.

You know, I still bang with Boogie Bird. I still bang with City Circle. They got their deals with 300. But my whole total focus and energy right now is SNFJT. Got you. A young boy from Gary. And I'm doing that because I know if I can get him to reach the heights of this hip-hop culture in this world, I know for a fact that he could spearhead the whole resurgence of murder.

And he's that talented. Yo, this guy writes hit records in 15, 20 minutes. Well, you gonna play something, Embi? Yeah, yeah, we gonna play a joint. Before we play this joint, I got one last question. When you play the joint, and everyone, when he plays the joint, he's gonna play Ride or Die. Ride or Die was

one of the records that he made when he first got to the studio after I was introduced to him by my new assistant, Jackson, and my nephew, Juwan, and he did five records in like a couple hours. Wow. And Ride or Die was one of those records. Before we play Ride or Die, question.

Do you think the industry now is too hard on anything Ja Rule does? And the reason I say that is, you know, Ja Rule shot that commercial, I guess, for a TV show, and people were like, oh, my gosh, Ja Rule's doing a Ja Rule does. And the reason I say that is, you know, Ja Rule shot that commercial, I guess, for a TV show. And people were like, oh, my gosh, Ja Rule's doing a Ja Rule commercial. Then he was performing out in the shore. Oh, my gosh, he performed for five people. Do you think, like, enough, enough, like, leave Ja alone? Like, they tough on Ja.

I think because of the beef with that guy, I think it's just something that until we have overwhelming success, and me too, I get a little bit, not as much as Ja, that they question me and they think I'm whack. Oh, you're whack. He killed and destroyed your career.

And I just be like, okay, okay. Right? So I think because of the situation, it's a unique situation, and that's what keeps the negativity and the bull going. But I noticed something. I noticed something this time. And I noticed a change in the comments

when they was trying to go in on him for the commercial, and people was like, yo, what are you talking about? He's making money. He did a commercial. And he didn't even do a commercial. It was part of the TV series that he has on TVS. But I think out of context, people didn't know what it was. It just looked like it was a commercial.

It wasn't real content. Because when I first saw it, I was like, this looks crazy. Because it didn't even look shot right. It didn't even pronounce the names right. Hey, but you know what's crazy? He's going to win the TV. It's a bunch of celebrities. Because that thing went so viral. Yeah, but you know what's crazy? He's going to win the TV. It's a bunch of celebrities.

Because that thing went so viral. Yeah, it did. So that's why Rue, if you see the first post that he posted, he was thanking the dude. Like, yo, good looking. He's for the marketing, right. He blew it up. He blew it up.

And it worked out great for Rue because that's what the commercial needed exposure They got monster exposure for no money So it worked for him and it worked out well, you know Even the other thing is when he was doing this the thing really that was for his man You know I'm saying but he he parlayed it because Ja has a couple icons. And icons books people for any type of shows. So let's introduce this record.

That's why even going back to my man JT, it's crazy because I say it's God's plan because God's propping up but God also with this pandemic gave me the time to make, I got two albums on.

That's why we in the studio and he makes records so fast. And I had an accumulation of music that I wasn't giving to people. I'm going to tell you, I'm not here on the breakfast club. Once he breaks and like he's popping and radio and everything, you're going to hear a hit record from JT for the next seven to 10 years. I got enough music right now for three years of hits. Irv, we appreciate you for checking in, brother. I'm a complete black-owned business. Support black-owned businesses.

Oh, my gosh. My gosh. All right, Irv Gotti, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join into the discussion with the breakfast club talk about it morning everybody it's dj envy angela yee charlamagne the god we are the breakfast club all right well i think this is a a perfect time to let you know that uh on own they have a series called behind every man and it's's about different relationships and couples

and, you know, their wives or their significant others or the lady or woman in their life that holds them down. Neil was there with his wife. Kirk Franklin was there with his wife. Usher was there with his mother. Wyclef Jean is there with his wife. And I'm there with Kia, my wife, and talks about what she did, how she held me down,

how I met her, and how significant she is in my life. And if it wasn't for her, I wouldn't have this career and this life right here. But anyway, that's not what we're talking about. That's amazing. No, no, that's amazing. It is kind of what we're talking about. And it's amazing. I can't wait to watch because people are going to be sitting there watching it thinking,

man, you know, Envy didn't make his wife for six years. OK, well, I've been with my wife 19. I've been married 19 years with my wife 26 years. So, yes, we were young. So, for about a third of your marriage, she was faking orgasms. Play the clip. Play the clip, Jerome. Play the clip.

So, my wife faked orgasm for like the first six years of our marriage, right? Faked it, right? I could see that. Charlamagne, have you ever faked it? But I thought I was doing it well. And I wasn't. But I was hurt when she told me that. Now, think about it. Could I fake

an orgasm? Can I fake it and act like I f***ed them and I didn't? That's why she got that Birkin tree at home. My wife f***s regularly, like, every day. And yes, she does, you motherf***er. Alright, the question is, 800-585-1051, could you stay with somebody that doesn't make you orgasm?

Do you want to explain? Do you want to add any context to what we just heard? No, I mean, I was with my wife. I was 16. I was 16. She was 15. You know, I broke a virginity.

I was the first person she was with. I didn't know anything about anything. Like, it's not a conversation when you learn how to please your wife. See, you didn't say that. See, that's context. You didn't say that. You didn't say it was wild, young, and didn't know each other's bodies. Yeah, we were together.

16, 15. Now, that makes sense. We was the first with each other, so we didn't know anything. I didn't know anything about sex. It's not something that I call my dad and be like, Dad, how do you have sex with your wife or your girlfriend? Or it's not something that you learn in the barbershop. You just got to just dive into it, and I dove into it dove into it wrong but for the record it went from 16 to about

22. right shut up you said six years i hate y'all man that's why i don't like telling about my stuff to y'all let's see that's right god love to the phone i know you do hello who's this hey good morning it's michelle hey michelle how are you are you a tortured soul are you a tortured woman I know you do. Hello, who's this? Hey, good morning. This is Michelle. Hey, Michelle. How are you? Are you a tortured soul? Are you a tortured woman? Oh, my goodness.

I am. I am. Wow. I actually think it's more common than people realize. Listen, we were talking about it. I feel an exhale from oral, and that has to be a fantastic performance. But I've never, ever been able to from just intercourse, ever.

Mm-mm-mm. And you know what, though? But at least you can exhale, right? Because there's some women who can't even exhale from that. Yeah, I think it's actually, like, the female version of, like, erectile dysfunction-type disorders.

But it ain't your fault. It's not your fault. Because if you can make yourself get off, you know, with your vibrator or whatever, but your man can't do it, then that's on him.

Well, can you? She said from oral. She said she can do it from oral. You can't do it yourself. That's the problem. We have to learn our spouses because we watch

these TV shows as a kid and you just think you just pound, pound, pound, pound, pound, and that's what it is. But you, because we don't know. There is no class.

When I was, there was no class. You don't learn. Like, how do you learn? You have to learn your spouse's or your wife's or your girlfriend's body. And that's what I had to do. Do you communicate what you need? I don't.

I just lie. You can't do that. You have to tell a man the truth. You know, I'm kind of traumatized because one of my early on relationships, I was honest about it. And I believe that's why he started cheating on me a lot. I think he felt like less of a man. He probably would have cheated

anyway, but I think he felt like less of a man and started cheating a lot. Well, he's a clown and the reason he's a clown because when a woman tells you that you're not doing something right, what you do is you go learn and you step up to the plate and you accept that challenge. Yeah, don't let that bad experience prevent you from having orgasms in the future.

I just take my L's and go on with it. Keep it moving. All right, well, thank you, Mama. When did you learn? When did you learn? Like, how did you know you finally did it right? I mean, when you start really taking, really learning her body and really learning what her body, at first I would just, you know, you watch TV,

so you just go in there like you're gonna go in there eight ish oh bang bang bang bang bang you get yours and you fall asleep but I wasn't you know really thinking about her and seeing her body and her movements and we had to talk and have conversations what she likes what she doesn't like and we went through there now I read I read some of the manuscript of the upcoming book is that why you started wearing her clothes and using her sex toys to, like, learn what she likes? That would be a good time to get people to, you know, preorder the book. But I'm not going to say what's in the book, but that is not in the book. That part right there, that's a lie.

That is not in the book. Oh, they edited it? Okay, okay, okay. That part is not in the book. What's it called? In Her Shoes. That's the name's it called? In Her Shoes. That's the name of that chapter. In Her Shoes.

Yes. Yes. That's great. Yes. See, that's why I don't believe you. You talk about trauma. I'm having trauma right now. Y'all making fun of me.

Laugh through the pain. Laugh through the pain. Let's go to the phone lines. I hate y'all. It's not funny. Hello, who's this? I'm going to go by anonymous.'s go to the phone lines. I hate y'all. It's not funny. Hello, who's this? I'm going to just go by anonymous. Shout out to y'all.

But I'm going to try to make this story quick. I once dated a chick when I got out of prison who ain't had no walls. No walls? I thought it was me. Yeah, look, because I'm a little heavy on it. But I know I got about seven to eight. Each is a good penis. You ain't got no girth, though, bro. I hate when guys say a woman ain't got no walls. You ain't got

no girth. Solomon, Solomon, you speak on your own, man, because I widen the hallways. I just ain't reaching the back door. I ain't reaching the back door, but I'm widening the hallways. Okay, okay, okay. I got you. I see what you're saying. Please continue. Let me get to the story.

I got out of prison, and I was dating this chick. And when we first had sex, I ain't going to lie, I thought it was me. And I'm like, I ain't feeling nothing. So we did it about a good two, three times. Every time I faked the orgasm. She didn't know it, though. So when we broke up, you know, we talked. She's like, well, why didn't we work out? And I told her, we broke up, you know, we talked. Why didn't we work out?

And I told her, like, look, you like a Christmas present. You wrapped real pretty on the outside, but ain't nothing in the box. Lord have mercy. Listen, so then she told me she ended up dating another guy who had a penis like a Febreze can. And he said the same thing. She ain't got nothing in the box. You say who, Charlamagne? You excited about that?

She has no balls. I don't believe that. It's impossible. Did you ever have this problem with another woman or just her? Hell no. I mean, he's not my wife. I mean, my fiance is hella happy.

I gotta talk to her. I don't believe her. I gotta get her word for it. Listen, she is hella happy. Trust me. Okay. This shit was built like one of DJ Envy's project homes. You know how Envy's...

Yo, black people are the best. Drop on the clues box for black people. There's nobody better than us. You hear me? All right. I knew exactly what he meant when he said that girl's poom-poom was built like a project home. All right. Well, moral of the story is everybody check out Behind Every Man,

and I'll give you details of our book coming out where you can pre-order it. It's going to be amazing. We talk about our whole relationship, good, bad, ugly, everything in that book. Can't wait for you guys to read it. Behind every man is what? Charlamagne. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club.

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Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Big Draco. Soulja Boy. Yes, sir Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Big Draco. Soulja Boy.

Yes, sir. Welcome. What's poppin'? This mother f***er smell like two pounds of marijuana. You smell like the loudest cuss you could find in New York this morning, sir. Is this Soulja Boy's first time on The Breakfast Club? Yeah, it's my first time. That's amazing.

All these, we've been on for eight years. I know. And now you decided to come? And you have so much going on. Yes. And this is your first time here, so. First time, man. I feel good. I'm glad to be here been on for eight years. I know. And now you decided to come? And you have so much going on. Yes. And this is your first time here, so. First time, man. I feel good.

I'm glad to be here. Thanks for having me. Let me look at your nostrils. Let me look up and make sure. What's in his nostrils? No coke remnants. Yeah. Just the weed smell.

Yes, sir. How do you think Soulja Boy used coke? I don't think. That's what the internet say. Where did those rumors start? Those rumors started with a video from Cash Stacks. I had some Tylenol pills on the table, and she crushed

the Tylenol pills up, and she made a video on her cell phone and said I was doing cocaine. I remember that now. Yeah, and it leaked on the internet, and you know, it started the rumor, but I never did cocaine in my life. So you say you had the biggest comeback so far. I did. Bigger than Tyga. Yeah. So break that down

for us. What makes you say that? It's in the proof is in the pudding. Look at me. You know what I'm saying? Like, I had the biggest comeback of 2018 period. Were you down? Were you really down before that and bounced back, you're saying? Down and bounced back? No, I just... It's a comeback. You know, it's like you were down and then you bounced back. I look at that

like when I say comeback, I'm not meaning like, oh, I fell off and I had the biggest comeback. I'm just saying like, yo, 2016, 2017, I got into all them problems with the Migos and Chris Brown and Shia LaBeouf and this person, that person. And I was presented in such a way where people counted me out. All the people counted you out. They were just laughing at you. They weren't taking you serious. Yeah.

I mean, not even that. Even before that. Like, I came out with Crank That. Oh, he gonna be a one-hit wonder. I come out with Turn My Swag On. Oh, he can one-hit wonder. I come out with Turn My Swag On. Oh, he can't do it again. I come out with Kiss Me Through The Phone. Nah, he can't do it again.

I come out with Pretty Boy Swag. Nah, I go Platinum. Classic records. Then I go Diamond. Yeah. Then I come out with We Made It with Drake. And I come out with Yes Bitch Yes with Nicki Minaj. And they just keep doubting me and keep doubting me.

So I'm not saying this for, like, I was doing my thing. I've been doing my thing. But I was perceived in a f***ed up way. You know what I'm saying? So my bad for cussing. A lot of that was your own doing, though. I mean, I was young. He was also young.

He was like 6, 17, 18 years old. I was young. You know, I mean, I'll be tripping sometimes. I was going to say, when you say comeback, you know, you got to say comeback from what? Because you were introduced as a musical artist. So a comeback would be another monster hit in 2018. That's why they say Tyga had the biggest comeback because he came back with a big record.

Okay, Tyga had a record, but my comeback was people counting me up with the Chris Brown beef. They laughed at me. They thought it was a joke. I started this internet. I started the wave. I'm the reason why these new artists getting signed. I'm the reason why it's a little pump.

I discovered Chief Keef. Any of these artists is hot right now. Rich the Kid used to sleep on my couch. Famous Dex, I was the first person to's a little pump. I discovered Chief Keef. Any of these artists that's hot right now, Rich the Kid used to sleep on my couch. Famous Dex, I was the first person to fly Famous Dex to LA. He was Stax on Deck Money Game

before he signed to Rich the Kid. I started this, bro. Why y'all think y'all got this camera? Charlamagne, why you think y'all got all these cameras in here right now?

I've been doing this YouTube. I was the first artist on social media. I agree with you on that. I was the first artist on YouTube. I'm the reason why they streaming right now.

Everybody doing a song with a dance to it. Everybody doing what I did. They laughed at me. And now they doing exactly what I did and shunned me. I'm being shunned upon. Every artist in the game, all y'all record labels, y'all owe me 5%, bro. Big Draco!

Big Draco! Y'all all owe me a percentage, bro. I don't care, yo. Y'all laughed at me, bro, and sh** on me, bro, like I was nothing. I agree with that. You just didn't have the biggest comeback of 2018. In order to have the biggest comeback, you got to come back with a massive hit. Because you're a musical artist. Tiger?

Tiger? Okay. This sh** is sitting right here talking about Tiger. The sh** that lost his bitch to Travis Scott. Oh, sh**. Holy sh**. The sh** that Travis Scott n***as in the bitch and got her pregnant. Damn.

Holy shit. Because of what? He did a record with Nicki Minaj? Nah, the joint with Offset. Taste. The joint with Offset. You know how many songs I got with the Migos? Even after the video?

You know how many videos I got with the Migos? You still cool with them? Don't pull out the Draco. Don't pull out no gun now. All right. You got to be careful now. Pulling up some DMs in his Instagram, ladies and gentlemen. Oh, my God.

What'd they say? Draco ain't... I haven't seen him yet. He about to show us. Maybe you and Tyga could do a song together. I love Tyga. It don't sound like it. I can't wait to do a record with him.

I didn't even say Tyga. I said musically. I said it was Meek Mill. This is from Takeoff. Miss you, brother. All love. Keep doing your shit, young legend. That was yesterday at 4.11 p.m.

Okay. So no beef there. Okay. Let's's the beef. I love the Migos. What about Chris Brown? I've never had no... Me and Chris Brown talk, that's over. Okay, so... What was that? This is your hotel key. Thank you, sir. I'm not gonna tell anybody it was a Holiday Inn Express. I'm gonna keep that between

us. It was a Holiday Inn Express. I'm gonna keep that between us. Hey, Sean, I love you, man. You're so funny, man. I love you. What that between us. So what happened with Krufant? Hey, Shalem, I love you, man. You're so funny, man. I love you. What was the problem with Chris and the

Migos? Why were you- Okay, so you really want to go through this again? Yes, sir. Boom. What you want to go

through first? Anyone you want to start with. Chris Brown. Boom. I seen a picture of Karrueche and I liked the picture.

Karrueche. And that wasn't his girlfriend anymore, right? That was his ex- girlfriend at the time. At the time, I'm presuming, you know, that was broke up, you know,

and I liked the picture, and I got a call from Chris Brown on FaceTime, and he just was going off on me, like, yo, what the f***? You better stop liking her pictures. And I'm just like, bro, I didn't know that y'all were still together. You know, I'm sorry, my bad. If I knew that it was going to cause a beef, and he was going to call my phone and say he wanted to fight me, I would have never liked the Carucci picture. So how did y'all get to that level where y'all wanted to

smoke like y'all supposed to have a celebrity boxing match you and chris like what happened so basically what happened he called my phone and he said you want to fight fight you do the phone i said okay cool he he said he said i'm gonna call adrian broner and i'm gonna set the fight up i said okay cool cb set it up my and a b call he was like yo uh let's do the fight and I'm going to set the fight up. I said, okay, cool, CB, set it up, my and AB called and he was like, yo, let's do the fight. And he was trying to give me like a million. And I was like, bro, that's too, like, so I called Floyd. I was like, yo, this is CB, you want to fight me?

You want to set it up for me? Floyd was like, I'll give you like seven million. You know what I'm saying? So I was like, cool, that sounds about right. So we set the fight up. I signed the paperwork and then Chris Brown backed out. He didn't sign the paperwork. That's the end of it. So it was Chris that backed out? Yeah, bro. You could Google it. Have you seen Chris Brown since then? Yeah. And what happened?

Not a damn thing. Did y'all speak at least? Yeah, it's over with. Did I just tell you that? That's right. Don't make him repeat himself. Don't you make Big Draco repeat his motherfucking self. Now what about with the Migos? Okay, so I was talking to this girl named India Love and we was cool for like two, three I was talking to this girl named India Love.

And we was cool for like two, three years. And Yachty called me one day. I posted a picture of her. We was on a TV show on BET. And I posted a picture from the TV show on my Instagram. Lil Yachty called me. And he was like, bro, you got to take that picture down. That's my shorty.

So before I even said anything to Yachty, I called India. And I'm like, yo, you dating Lil Yachty? You know what I'm saying? I'll take the **** down. She's like, I don't even know Lil Yachty. Like, I never met him before. So at this point, I'm furious. You know what I'm saying? I'm like, what?

Like, is this **** trying to play mind games? So I call him back. And I'm like, yo, my ****, what's up? You want beef or something? Like, you want smoke? And it started from there. And the Migos got mad at me because I went at Lil Yachty. You know what I'm saying?

But Migos always been my brothers, though. But like, that was the first ****. I flew them to L.A. So don't you feel Do you feel betrayed when something like that No, no, no. I was in the Versace video.

Drake wasn't even there. He was on the song. I was in the Versace video. Did you feel betrayed when they took Lil Yachty's side for a second? No, no, no, no, no, no.

You're not listening. She's not disputing you. No, no, no. Wait, wait, wait. No, no, no. You're disputing yourself. She's not disputing you. Y'all not listening. Y'all not listening. Y'all better listen to Soulja. Y'all not listening.

Y'all not listening. Y'all better listen to Soulja Boy. Y'all not listening to Migos. That beat with Saatchi, that was my beat. Go on YouTube and type in Soulja Boy, teach me how to swag part two. It got three, four, five million views on that same beat. Zaytoven gave us the same beat.

That's how me and Migos met. I called him and I was like, yo, that's my beat. What's up with y'all niggas? Oh, my bad, bro. You know how Zaytoven do. He send every rapper in the game the same beat. And I was like, okay. We all know where we got to make some music together. We got cool after that. You know what I'm saying? That was 2012.

I knew the Migos before Drake did. I'm the nigga to put Drake. You like a godfather of hip hop. Oh, God, I am. I am. It's facts. It sounds crazy when people sit back and listen. They be like, yo, this nigga crazy. No, I am. I am. It's facts. Yeah. It sounds crazy when people sit back and listen. They be like, yo, this is crazy.

No, I'm just that and it's just facts. It sounds so unbelievable that I done did it, but I really done did it, my n***a. All right, we got more with Soulja Boy.

When we come back, 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're talking to Soulja Boy. He's here. Charlamagne? Let's go through some of your most famous lies, right? Lies or lies? Lies. Okay, lies.

Now, you announced you had a $400 million deal with the World Poker Fund. That was facts. What is what? You said it was an $80 million a year contract for five years for in-flight. Facts. Google it. I still got the contract right now. What is you talking about?

A lie. The company said it turned out that it was just shares that were valued at $2.5 million. Well, millions is millions, my baby. No, no, soldier. Millions is not millions. You can't say $400 million and the stock is only $2.5. That's a big difference. Millions is millions, my baby.

If the IRS come to you with that shit, I bet they'll change your tune. You got a $20 million tax lien. No, it's millions is millions. Come on, man. Money is money, Shaw. So that was a real deal. That was real, Shawler. It ain't just millions Come on man Money is money So that was a real deal It just wasn't That was real It wasn't the initial number

You said Nah but it was real though Next one What about when you posted A sonogram And announced You was gonna be a father Bitch finessed me

You thought you were gonna be a father I thought I was gonna be a father Send me a fake baby picture Try to get some money out of me For abortion It wasn't It was fake Thank God I posted that

Cause the internet told me it was fake Thank y'all I appreciate y'all I posted that I was like This is it was fake. Thank y'all. I appreciate y'all. I posted it. I was like, this is fake. So you were excited. Yeah, I caught it. I'm like, bitch, the internet said it's fake. But wait, hold on. Now back up. How did you think you were going to be a dad when she was asking for money for an abortion?

I f***ed the bitch. No, but I'm saying she wasn't going to have the baby. You don't understand how she's a person. You're not listening. You're not listening. You're not listening. She's saying she's having an abortion. You're not listening, Yee. Yee, you're not listening. You're not listening, Yee. You're not listening, Yee. She's saying she's having an abortion. You're not going to be a dad. Yo, what did you talk about?

All right, so listen. Check it out, man. Look, look. A.W., we're going to slow down. Explain to her how this birth and being things work. I f***ed a girl. Right. I thought she was pregnant.

Right. She sent me a picture of a baby like she was pregnant. Sonogram. Sonogram. Sonogram. Right. And she said, give me this amount of money so I can get an abortion. I'm pregnant. Mm-hmm. I posted it on the said, give me this amount of money so I can get an abortion. I'm pregnant.

I posted it on the internet. And the internet said it was fake. Right. So I called her. I said, bitch, this is fake. I ain't giving you no money for abortion. You're not pregnant. You're trying to finesse me.

You get it now? I get it. But what I'm saying is you said you posted it. You thought you was going to be a dad. I did. Not if she's having an abortion. She wasn't going to get the abortion unless she was getting the money. But why are you hitting these girls raw?

I'm Yung Draco, man. F*** that s***. Oh my God. I want to feel that s***, man. You still hitting raw now? Man, sometimes. This guy is crazy, man. Last time you had

an STD, STD, Yung Draco. Oh, the other day. I'm Gucci. So I watched the first episode of Marist Boot Camp. Right.

Now let's talk about the trailer because we see Nia Riley saying that. That's picking a lot of noise, man. That's hollow as ****. Yo, you just never heard. You just never had a lot of chains on top of each other. Anybody, any rapper in the game that wear their chains on top of each other,

they're going to do like that. I'm sorry. It don't matter who it is. That sound real to you, Envy? They're going to do that. Anybody chain on top of each other. I don't know that. Envy chains are small. They can't matter who it is. That sound real to you, Envy? They're going to do that. Anybody change, they'll do that. Envy's chains are small.

They can't hit their fellas. Damn. Your chains are small, too. And it say Rich Bro. I don't have under chains. If you got some chains that big like this, they're going to feel that. That's drip. They had you on that fakewatchbusters.com.

Yeah, plenty of times. But right now, this is real, though. Right now. Right now, I'm in the game. I was on there. A nigga gave me a fake AP for my birthday. I ain't going to put him under the bus. Did he know it was fake?

You look clean, though. You look like money, Big Draco. Thank you, Charlotte. Thank you, Charlotte, man. I got my new video game, you know what I'm saying? They say that shit counterfeit is f***ing too now. They always hate on the black entrepreneur. They'll give props to the Asians at Nintendo,

the white people at Xbox, white people at PlayStation, but a black entrepreneur to come out with a rapper, the first rapper to come out with his own video game, they're going to say it's counterfeit and it's this and that. They're going to try to s*** on me, but I'm going to keep striving and doing my thing because I made $250,000 in one day. Is Nintendo suing you for that video game?

My lawyer said I can't speak on that. I'm sorry, Envy. Complex has an email set up called soldierwatchtip at gmail.com for anyone who's ordered Soulja Boy products but haven't received them. This is the Soulja Boy video game right here.

It's a console. You know what I'm saying? It's a console. Why are they saying it's like a booth? How much did I make yesterday, Sharla? How much did I make yesterday, Sharla? How much did you make? Boy, if you don't stop yelling at me.

How much did I make yesterday? It's $233,000. $604.88. Thank you. SouljaWatch.com. It's a Google image, though. No, it's not. I'm just f***ing Google image. What it say, Andrew?

You can swipe through it. Swipe through it, tell them. Without people receiving their products, though. Complex got an email. This is what happened. This is what happened. I put up the video game. I thought it would only sell like 500 copies, 200 copies. Not a lot.

We got like a f***ing 10,000, 20,000 orders. And it got backed up. You know what I'm saying? I didn't expect it to sell that much. You know what I'm saying? So it got backed up. So we got backed up. So what video games can it play?

Your product is on the way. So what games can it play? It can play Super Mario. It can play Sega. It can play. So what games can it play? It can play Super Mario. It can play Sega. It can play Mortal Kombat. It can play Sonic. It can play Kirby, Pokemon. It comes with 800 pre-installed video games.

But isn't that like trademark counterfeits? It is. And they're all licensed. So you cleared the license. Yes, sir. But they said that you removed the console because of threats of criminal charges. They said a lot of shit. So that ain't true.

What really happened was we got sold out, Sharla. Now, let's talk about your personal life. Let's talk about it. Because you are on marriage boot camp. Yes. With Nia Riley. Are you guys still together? You got to watch the TV show.

We TV every Thursday night at 10 o'clock. Tune in. I don't want to spill the beans. We saw the preview where she said you were threatening to commit suicide and all of that. You can't kill yourself, Big Draco. It did seem very harsh the way that she came at you. So what's really going on with that? Have you been making threats like that to her?

Were you ever serious about that? I don't want y'all to be too hard on her. I seen she got a lot of backlash in the media for saying that to me on the trailer of the show. When you're in love, you say things that you don't mean, you know, in a heated argument. When things get intense, you say stuff that you can't take back. You know, you wish you didn't say. But when it comes to the suicide thing, it's not a joke. I apologize to all my fans already.

And I apologize here on The Breakfast Club again. I was in a dark, deep, dark time. And love do make you do some crazy things. And I'm stronger now. I'm in a way better place. You think you deal with any mental health issues I mean I deal with anxiety you know mental health issues issues I don't know I know try to kill me before you know I'm saying you probably got some PTSD yeah try to rob me I shot

them so like how'd you do it man that was class so we heard about it we heard about was classic mm-hmm no I got a movie coming out it's called soldier where the movie part two is called This Can't Be Real. They gave me $3 million for it. It's coming out this year in all AMC theaters. How did you avoid getting charges from that whole situation? It was self-defense, man. So basically the whole story was, boom,

I was in Atlanta, Georgia, and this is a very serious topic. I know they're touching it to a Soulja Boy challenge and everybody was laughing and joking, but I could have lost my life. They could have killed me, you know what I'm saying? Angela, no, because I came and told her this story right after it happened. So, boom, I was in Atlanta.

Some niggas kicked in the door. I seen, like, five niggas running through my house with ski masks on with AK-47s. Where were you? You were inside. I was in the studio room, you know what I'm saying? They kicked in our side door in the kitchen. So when I looked, they didn't see me. I just opened up the door and started shooting at all of them. What kind of gun

did you have? I had a Glock, like a 4.5 Glock pistol. I started shooting at all of them. The first nigga I missed, he ducked and ran out the house. The second nigga I hit him. The third nigga I hit him. I hit him like five times. I walked up to him. I put the gun behind his head. I was gonna blow his brains out, but I didn't want to blow his brain all over my couch.

So I was like, f*** this shit. So I didn't shoot him. I took off his mask. I looked at him, and I knew who he was. He was one of my homeboys, you know what I'm saying? So it was an inside job. I took the mask off. I shot him again, but I didn't shoot him in the head, though. I didn't kill him. I shot him in the back.

I went back in the room. I shut the door, and the police came. The police got there. They asked me what happened. I said, f***, I ran in the house. I shot him. They said, you should have killed him. They said, in Atlanta, it's a self-defense law if somebody come in your house you can kill them five guys

with aks none of them shot back nobody shot back so you had two dudes on the floor no one the got shot he got out too he ran he got hit but he kept running it was five of them so they caught him because he had to get a hospital to get a fix i'm sure yeah that's how you smart so four got away he got to the he got to the he got to the hospital and then they had him on camera at the hospital. The police came to my house and showed me a picture from the hospital. They said, do you know this person? And I knew it was him. And he was all shot up and shit.

So I'm like, damn, that's the guy just shot up. All right, well, let's get into a Soulja Boy mini-mix. Let me know your favorite Soulja Boy. Join if you got one. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was a Soulja Boy mini-mix. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Gee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're kicking it with Soulja Boy. Yee. How does that affect you letting people even be around you and be in your house, like, even after that? Because that's traumatizing. It is traumatizing. It f*** you up, you know what I'm saying?

But you got to just know how to read people. Back then, I felt like I was young. I was real moving dumb, young with money. I became a millionaire at the age of 17. That shit going to fuck any kid up. You're going to have plenty of mistakes. I think I did the best job as I could with all that money as the age. Taking care of people around you, letting people come over to crib.

Is that why you moved to L.A.? Why? Is that why you got out of L.A.? Because of the shootout? Yeah. I moved like that same day. Like the next day I woke up, I flew to L.A. and I was gone. You should have had video of that, though,

because you said you had cameras all through the house, right? Hey, Soulja Boy the movie. This can't be real. Oh, so you got the video? Yeah, he got the video. Because that's the only way I'm going to believe this shit. I'm going to tell you that right now. Oh, no, I just...

The dude is dead, man. What do you mean that's the only way? Oh, the dude died? AMC Theater is, man. Oh, the dude did die? I'll send it to you while we talk. Show me a clip of you shooting at some people, Soulja Boy. Yo, Sharla, I had to save my life.

I had to save A-Rab's life. I had to save Jabbar's life, and I had to save Killer's life. It was three of us, and it was me plus three. A-Rab was in the studio with me. Killer was in the living room, and Jabbar, S-O-D-M-G, my artist, he was there, too. Nobody else had a pistol? I was the only one with a gun. Damn.

All three of them can attest to this and tell you this story, but you're going to see it on my movie when it come out, though, you know what I'm saying? AMC Theaters, but goddamn, I had to do that, bro. They would've killed me, bro. I ain't mad at you. Imagine if I wouldn't start shooting. If I had n****s with guns, they probably would've tied us up, you know what I'm saying? Did all types of s*** to us, bro. They tried

to kidnap my n****, Jabari. They grabbed him and was holding him. They grabbed him like this and was holding him with the gun like this trying to back out the house so they wouldn't get hit. You know what I'm saying? So I'm trying to shoot and not hit this.

So you trying to shoot around Jabbar? Yeah. So where was Jabbar if he was in the studio with y'all? No, A-Rab was in the studio. Jabbar was in the kitchen

with Killer. It was two people in the kitchen and one person in the studio with me. Me and A-Rab. And that's what happened. Was he eating or something?

Yeah, Killer was making a sandwich. No, he was making some noodles. He was making some oodles of noodles. Why did you walk through the hood that time? Who said Big Soul J ain't from the hood?

Who said Big Soul J ain't from the hood, man? No, that's my hood, for real. You know what I'm saying? So that's just my hood. It was just another day. That's Compton, though. Yeah. You're not from Compton?

I am from Compton. I thought you were from Mississippi somewhere. No, no, I'm from Compton. I'm from Compton. I'm from California, Compton. How? What you mean how? Where you from?

South Carolina? Yeah, yeah, yeah. How you from there? I was born and raised there. Okay, believe that. You was born in Compton? Nah, I was born in Chicago. I'm so confused.

So what happened when that situation went down? Like, what happened when the phone went down? Oh, man, I just went in the hood. This was when the whole Chris Brown beef was going on. I'm with all my niggas. It's like 30 of us. So we posted in the hood. We just chilling and shit.

I'm like, man, Chris Brown, you know, this back when the beef going on. And I'm on Instagram Live. So this Chris Brown, he f***ed with my hood, too. You know what I'm saying? He f***ed with my hood and shit, too. So he called one of the homies. And, um, damn.

You already started. Oh, Trippie. Oh, man. Just, uh, s***. Somebody sent them, you know what I'm saying? Somebody sent the little s*** to do his little thing. He's supposed to punch me, you know what I'm saying? He's supposed to knock me out, but he ain't do it.

Did he hit you? He didn't hit me. I put my arm around him, and he pushed my arm off of him. And then that was it. Now, recently, your car also got stuck in a mudslide. Yeah, I almost lost my life, yeah. That was it. Listen, all these incidents happening.

So tell me what happened and what that experience was like and how you got out. Man, God is good, man. It was scary as f***. I'm driving. We in a BMW. It's dark. It's raining. The roads start flooding.

So mind you, we right. I live in Malibu by the water. So I live like we was at the bottom of the mountain. So the f*** was falling. Mud and rocks was falling from the mountain because of all the rain. It went the car when it went under the car my car got stuck in the mudslide so my tires were spinning i couldn't move no more once my tires were spinning the war it was raining so much the water started rising up rising up when the water started rising up it started coming in the window flooding the car i opened the sunroof i got out the sunroof i stood on top of the car

and it was like a mud around it and i couldn't get out of it. So I jumped off the car. When I jumped off the car in the water, the sh** came up to like my belly button. And the water was pushing you. Mind you, we were right beside the ocean. So the car down there about to go in the ocean, that's how strong the current pushing the sh**. You by yourself? I was with three of my two of my homies. It was three of us together. How'd

they get up? They all came out the sunroof. They followed me. I'm glad I did that too, because we was finna die. And I just kept running, running, running. You was running through the water? Running through the water. Swimming, really. And then when I got to the end of the water, the police grabbed me. And it was like five of them.

And then the next day, the s*** was all over the news. The people in the car just followed you? You followed your lead? My two homies, yup. They followed everything I did. And I got us out of there. I let us out of there. If they don't cast you as the new James Bond, then people ain't, then Hollywood ain't doing the right thing.

Yeah, man, it's a true story, man. It was all over. I was on Time Magazine, bro. I never made Time Magazine my whole career. Now, what happened with Kanye? You went on Kanye

the other day? Yeah, so look, so look, this is what happened. See how he turned up? I like you. So look, look, I'm talking about Kanye.

I'm that nigga. I'm the nigga. Kanye came in here talking about, I'm Walt Disney, and I'm, what did he say to you, Charlotte? I'm Walt Disney, I'm Steve Jobs. to you, Charlotte? I'm Walt Disney.

I'm Steve. You ain't none of that. Then why you ain't come out with shit then? I came out with a whole video game console, bro. I'm the first rapper to do that in history, bro. You kissed them folks' ass at Louis Vuitton. And you kissed them folks' ass at Adidas. And you came out with two pair of goofy ass tennis shoes.

Say white folks. Don't just say folks. Them crackers. Hey! Big Draco! That ain't enough, bro. I'm younger than you. I'm flyer than you. You crying on

Twitter every week about Drake? You gotta stop that shit, bro. You look lame, bro. And real street ass and young kids like me and young the generation, we looking at you like you goofy, bro. You up here supporting Trump and shit, bro. That shit not right, bro. You know what I'm saying?

And I done sat back long enough, and I'm not holding my tongue no more, bro. You know what I'm saying? Kanye, call me, bro. Get in tune with me, because if not, I'm going to keep checking you, bro. But you know what you're doing, bro, and that shit not funny, bro. It's not. You know what I'm saying? You out here trolling and shit, doing songs with 6ix9ine.

Y'all getting shot at and shit. You know what I'm saying? So Trump, man, go on with that cap ass shit. Whoever, a Democrat, and whoever holding it down for my black community and going to do something for my people, that's who I'm voting for. And Kanye, you ain't none of that shit. What'd you think of 6ix9ine? You mentioned 6ix9ine. You're not Walt Disney.

You're not Steve Jobs. Can you stop interrupting Draco's rant, please? You're not. None of that shit did you claim to be until you showed me. You know what I'm saying? Only thing you did was come up with some pair of tennis shoes, and them shit is ugly, and they cost too much, bro. Have you ever voted?

Yes, I voted for Barack Obama, man. I'm a YouTube soldier boy. Vote. I support this shit, bro. Barack Obama followed me on Twitter, bro. His daughters are fans of my music. They like me and Beyonce. So what did you think about 6ix9ine and all the trolling he was doing

and where it got at? What did you think about that? I don't think nothing about it, bro. 6ix9ine is nothing but a Soulja Boy child. He got all that s*** from me. Now he's sitting in jail looking crazy, bro. You know, but that's the route we thought you was headed for a while. No, I'm smarter than that, bro.

Because you was doing the same type of dumb s***. I know. Yeah, go ahead. Kick it to me. Yeah, he was doing the same type of wild dumb s***. And I said, if Soulja don't slow down, he going to end up in jail all day. Thank God that didn't happen. Yes, sir.

But. God is good. God is good. But when you look at somebody like 6ix9ine, do you ever say to yourself, damn. That could have been me. That could have been me. Yeah. But I know how to move.

I thought he knew what he was doing. All right, we got more with Soulja Boy. When we come back, keep it locked. 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 kicking it with Soulja

Boy. Yee. Alright, now Soulja Boy, you are on marriage boot camp. Does that mean you are considering marriage? Yes, I definitely am considering marriage. You think you could be with one woman for the rest of your life? Yeah. So you're gonna stay out of these women's DMs? No. Because I've seen you saying you'd be DMing these chicks and they hit you back.

Well, if you get married, you got to stay out of women's DMs. If I get married, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I thought you said one right now. If I get married, yeah. But how are you going to get married if you don't stop it now? Why would somebody, why would she want to be with you? Because we're not married yet.

But how are you supposed to get to that point? We're going to get there. You'll know when you find that one that make you want to figure out other girls DMs. Don't you see how you hurt her feelings?

You got to watch the show, Ange. I watched the first episode so far, so I'm just going off of what I've seen so far. Man, when you're young and you're in the industry and you got money

and you're successful, it's groupies. They exist. You know what I'm saying? They'll do anything just for the clout. But you're smart and you're smarter than that now groupies. They exist. You know what I'm saying? They'll do anything just for the clout. But you're smart, and you're smarter than that now. I'm smarter than that now,

and that's why I went on the TV show Marriage Boot Camp, so I could be the best me I could be and try to, you know, this is Teddy Riley's daughter. You know what I'm saying? I got to be on tip-top behavior for this shit. You know what I'm saying? So I'm trying my best, man. How's he step to you, Teddy Riley step to you?

Heavy. What'd he say? Yes, sir, man. Just he stepped to you? Teddy Riley stepped to you? Heavy. What'd he say? Yes, sir, man. Just like, you know, take care of his daughter. And, you know, am I going to be able to handle the pressure? I told him, yeah. You know what I'm saying? So all you got is your word, you know?

So I'm trying my best, bro. Is Soulja Boy happy? I'm so happy right now, Sharla. Okay. I'm the happiest I've ever been my whole career, man. It's a blessing. You know, I went through a point where I thought it was over with for me, bro. No cap.

And now, like like I'm back with Avengers every rapper with me y'all see Meek Mill post me on his page yesterday y'all see Trippie Redd

y'all see hold on Soulja a lot of them are laughing at you now no it's cool because I don't have beef with nobody no more

all publicity is good publicity Meek Mill whoever if they laughing at me I love it you know what I'm saying but most of the

rappers that's doing it them is my homies like Trippie that's my homie that's an inside Trippie, that's my homie. That's an inside joke. Tory Lanez, that's my homie. We talk every day. That's an inside joke.

Meek Mill, I don't know him like that. He posted it. He may be laughing at me, but. Well, he was saying, I think he was saying his words, I mean, your words really reflect him. How he feels. Because he feel like he had the biggest comeback. Because he had the biggest, yeah.

Of 2018. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I had the biggest comeback. Not really, though. I mean, you, because, I mean, you... I think it was me. I don't think Tiger. We talking about music.

We been laughing for months. We talking about... It's the industry. Music industry. You're a music artist. Music. Musical. Okay.

You know what I'm saying? So you're not disrespecting me. You're just kicking facts. Or you're kicking your opinion. No, no. Listen, listen, listen, listen. I said never do it again. No, listen, Sharla.

Listen, Sharla. Is that an opinion or is that a fact? I would think it's a fact. It's an opinion. No, I would think it's a, Sharla. Is that an opinion or is that a fact? I would think it's a fact. No. No goddamn fact. These are all opinions. It's a fact when it comes to music. Well, I...

Musically. Why... Stop all that yelling in here now. Why did Meek Mill have a bigger comeback than Soulja Boy? Why? Because he was locked up. Yes. Okay, I was locked up too.

Then he came on with a number one record. The Drake Beef. He... What record was number one? Dangerous. His whole album went number one. No, no. The single Dangerous was number one.

Okay, there we go. His first number one album. That was a nice record. And Championship was number one out of the country. And the album was a nice album, but he ain't had no bigger comeback. And look how he crossed over. Yo! Look how he crossed over.

Yo, Meek Mill named B for Chris Brown and was from the box with Floyd Mayweather. He would be with Drake, the biggest rapper in the world. Drake? Drake? The nigga that got bitey by Pusha T the nigga that hiding his kid from the world but his world wanna hide from the kid R.B. Graham in the wheelchair Drake

y'all niggas better stop playing with me y'all talking about the light skinned niggas from the generous from Toronto stop playing with me stop playing with me like I didn't teach Drake everything he know. Hold on, you taught Drake everything he know. Y'all didn't hear Drake on his first song? Tell me what's really going on.

Drizzy Drake back in his thing already. That's Soulja. That's my bar. He copied my whole shit. That's Kiss Me Through the Phone. He copied my whole flow. Word for word. Bar for bar.

Don't act like I make Drake. Don't do that. Mind blown. Don't do that. Niggas is sun in his heartbeat. Don't do that. Drake? R-B?

Wow. Don't do that. Have he ever reached out to you? Drake? Yeah. I took the Drake all the time. Yo, who y'all think I am in here? Y'all is crazy.

But people can say that you got your nickname from Drake, though. Oh, what? Draco? Draco. No, my first name is Dre. My middle name is Cortez. Draco. Oh!

There you go. Oh! I'm finna show you. I'm finna show you. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. You can't pick Draco, nigga. You better show some goddamn respect. Who number shit. I'm so down. F*** your big Draco, n***a. You better show some goddamn respect.

Who number am I sending it to? What's your number? Who got a number? I ain't giving you my number. I don't want you bothering me. F*** me. What's your number? It's the last one FaceTiming me.

I want y'all to watch just like a minute of the movie before I tell me what y'all think. Well, last before you do that. Schoolboy Q's looking for you. You know that, right? Who I'm texting it to. Shout out Schoolboy Q. He just DM'd on the iPad. Schoolboy Q's looking for you. You know that, right? Who I'm texting it to. Shout out Schoolboy Q. He just DM'd.

Yo, read his DM. He's looking for you. What he want from me? He want you to catch some s***. He's looking for you. He's looking for you on his album. In his video. So yeah, shout out Schoolboy Q, man.

Let me pull up the DM. Let me see what he wanted. He want his video? What, like a cameo? I think so. He don't know. He don't know. All right, here you go.

What he say? What he say, Charlie? For sure, cuz. Big Draco. Yes, sir. Big Soulja. What it do, nephew? What do you say, Charlie? For sure, cuz. Big Draco. Yes, sir. Big Soulja. What it do, nephew? I just finished my album.

I got this video, my N-word. I want you to go up and clown with me in it. Okay, so you're right. You do want to do the video. Is what I just said? Yeah, you all good? Yeah. No problems?

You hot right now, Big Draco. I'm on fire. Fuego. My new mixtape, Fuego, is out right now. It's out right now? Yo, the funniest thing just happened. I signed a single deal with E1, right? Why?

Because for niggas like you, Musically Meek Mill has to come back and niggas. So I'm trying to come back, so I signed a single deal. Goddamn. So look, I got hit my line. I put it out. I dropped this new mixtape called Free Go two days ago. The global president called yesterday morning

and said they want to do the whole album. They're going to do the album deal. So I'm lit. Well, Soulja Boy, we appreciate you for joining us, man. Thank you, Envy. I'm out, man. Love y'all. Drake going to bust your ass, too. Man, me and Drake can catch hands right now. One-on-one. I ain't scared of no damn Drake. Well, it's the Breakfast Club with Soulja Boy. I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show,

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They want this man to throw them blows, man. They wait for Charlamagne to tap them gloves. Let's go. They have to make a judgment of who was going to be on the donkey of the day. They chose you. This is a breakfast club, bitchy. Who's was going to be on the donkey of the day. They chose you. This is a breakfast club, bitches. Who's donkey of the day today? Donkey of the day goes to a white battle rapper named William Wolfe.

Never heard of him before this week, but I'm not into battle rap like that. Okay, I'm only doing this donkey because it is a teachable moment. See, William Wolfe is a battle rapper who, for whatever reason, is always trying to justify his use of the N-word. Last month, according to Hip-Hop DX, drop on the clues box for Hip-Hop DX. I love Hip-Hop DX. My man, Trent Clark, what's happening?

According to Hip-Hop DX, William Wolfe was battling a rapper by the name of T.D. Berry at the Gates of Garden Battle League, and he addressed the topic of the N-word in a rap. Let's hear it. Hardest dark skin versus light skin. What was the point of Brown versus the Board of Education when in modern day y'all dissing kill each other or a slight difference in pigmentation? But I

can't use the N word in the hood. Well, that's news to me. When he say it, it's a term of endearment. When I say it, it's racist. Cut the foolery. I don't say that in the hood to oppress your people. That's cool to me. I use that word strictly as a street term to represent the unity. Okay, let me break this down in a list ton language you can understand uh william wolf is talking about dark skin light skin beef he thinks that we kill and diss each other over pigment and what's the point of brown versus board of education if we're going to do that okay brown versus board of education was the ruling that made state laws establishing racial segregation unconstitutional so basically he's saying what's the point of being integrated if we're just going to fight and fight amongst each other?

All right? Then he said, when black people say it as a term of endearment, when I say it as racist, cut the foolery. He only uses the N-word as a discrete term to represent unity. See right then and there, William Wolfe, somebody should have told you to shut the F up forever. As I was playing those clips, our white camera guy, Steve, was just shaking his head like, what the hell is wrong with you?

You wasted good white skin. Okay, as LeVar Ball said, stay in your lane. Like, sir, the N-word, sadly, is a black thing. And you just wouldn't understand. Do I agree with it being a term of endearment when black people use it and considered racist when white people use it? Yes, I do, because I understand context, and context matters. Do I wish black people, including myself, would just stop using the word all together because it's a slap in the face to our forefathers? Yes. Okay.

All of those things can be true, though. But what I don't need is a white battle rapper chastising me on my culture about it. Now, William Wolfe is just another in a long line of white people who are willing to die on the hill of the N-word. Why? I don't know. Okay. But he was in a battle rap

recently. This rap went viral over Twitter. And he learned a lesson that I think everyone, everyone can learn from, okay? You can say whatever you want. You can use whatever word you want, just as long as you're willing to deal with the consequences of your language, okay? William Wolfe learned that lesson

during his latest rap battle when he tried to take things a step further than he did at the gates of the garden. Let's go to Rick Smoove's Twitter page for the report, please. I leave everybody hanging over your shoulders still. I can old school bump them with the shoulders still with shoulders still. Box him up. You want the David Blaine of the Holyfield either way?

Either way? What else? He's tragic at the end. David Blaine, Holyfield. I got magic in these hands. I like these other battle rappers. They talk too much. I can't use that word in these hands. I ain't like these other battle rappers. They talk too much. I can't use the N-word in this battle.

My nigga, I just caught you. He got punched right in the jaw. Right in the mouth. As soon as he let that N-word fly. Okay? What happened to the magic in the hands? Okay? So much goddamn man.

White people, you got to respect your job okay i don't know why it's a term of endearment when black people use it but race is when white people use it in the exact same context but it doesn't matter okay your lack of pigmentation makes all your n-word privileges null and void now listen once again you can say whatever you want to say whenever you want to say it just as long as you're willing to deal with those consequences. But, William Wolfe, listen, you are already a Taurus in this thing called hip-hop, this thing called battle culture, okay? All of this, all of that is a black art form, all right? You are a guest in that house. Being that you are a guest in that house, respect it.

Simple as that. Respect the people in that house. Why would you think that's okay? Why would you try to push the envelope in that manner yes battle rap is all about saying the most disrespectful thing to your opponent as a white man you have to know one of the most disrespectful things you can say to a black man is call him the n-word so i have to ask was that your intention if your intention was that level of historical ancestral disrespect, well, then it's no secret why you got that disrespect returned immediately. OK, look, white people, I'm just trying to assist you here.

All right. I know Michelle Obama says when they go low, we go high. But some people, when you go low, they don't take it to your jaw. All right. And that's exactly what happened to William. Please let Remy Ma give William Wolf the biggest hee haw. Hee haw. Hee haw. You, hee-haw. You stupid mother******, you dumb. This just in, we have an update. William Wolfe actually has released a statement since this whole situation happened.

Let's hear it. What's good, Josh? Your boy, William Wolfe. I just came back from the battle rep event. The battle did not finish. I got snuck during the battle off of a line that I said or whatever that got misinterpreted or whatever. It got broken up. To me, it's not that deep. I'm not damaged. You know what I'm saying? I'm not injured or nothing like that. I might fall

back off battle for a little while just because of how corny this played out. And that's going to make this not fun to me anymore. That punch was life changing. That punch to the jaw put everything in perspective for William Wolfe. Made him rethink his whole career path. He said he might put battle rap on hold. Listen, man, this is why sometimes violence is necessary. We don't need people to get shot. We don't need them to get stabbed, killed.

But every now and then, when someone puts those healing hands on you, it can give you the clarity that you need. Let William Wolfe be a lesson to you all. All right, well, thank you for that donk here today. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Get back with our best of interviews.

That was Bruno Mars. That's what I like. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Now we got a special guest joining us. Her name is Tiffany Haddish.

You might know her from where, Charlemagne? Yes. She's from the Carmichael Show. She's got a show coming out with Tracy Morgan called The Last OG. She's going to be in the upcoming movie Girls Trip with Queen Latifah, Regina Hall, and Jada Pinkett Smith. She's just a very funny, blessed, and highly favored individual. I used to watch Tiffany when you used to be on BH1. What was that?

I loved the 90s. Yeah, you was on it, too. I know. watch Tiffany when you used to be on BH1, what was it? I Love the 90s. Yeah, you was on it too. I know. Tiffany Haddish is here. We even taped the same day. We did tape the same day. I remember that. I asked you to get in a photo booth with me

and you said you was busy. That's not true. Yeah, he was busy though. They were calling you in the room. You was busy. Yeah, remember they had the photo booth, you know,

and I was thinking that would be so cool if I could take a picture with you, and then I could just brag on, like, guess who I know, bitches? You know, all through the hood. Well, my head, the tables have turned. Mm-hmm. I bet you would take a picture now.

Tell her what she should know. How many times you on that list? Oh, the New York Times bestseller list? Tell her. This is a few weeks. About seven, eight weeks. Yeah, you killing the game. Thank you very much.

I just finished your book, too. Very good. I appreciate that. Very good. Very, very good. But, no, I always killing the game. Thank you very much. I just finished your book, too. Very good. I appreciate that. Very good. Very, very good. I always thought you was funny, but when I heard your story, you started raising

all your siblings at a really young age. Yeah, yeah. My mom had a really bad car accident. Her head went through a windshield, and I was nine.

There's five of us total, and I'm the oldest. And so at nine years old, you know, my mom had to learn how to walk, talk, eat everything again. And so basically everything she had taught me up to that point. Now I'm turning around. I'm teaching her. And so I was like a full on mom, like right away. And I remember the day my mom came out the hospital.

The doctor put me to the side. He said, look, she's never going to be the person that she was. And it's time for you to grow up now. You're going to have to help her as much as you can. Okay? And I was like, okay. But here's the thing. When I think back about it, I feel like it made me super strong. I couldn't really read that good at that point. You was only eight. No, I know.

What you was supposed to be reading. I got to read these food stamps and everything and fill out all this paperwork so we can eat. But what happened in the accident? Did somebody hit her? No, my stepdad had cut the brake lines. I found that out later on when I was like 21.

He was trying to kill your mom? See, what had happened was, see, cocaine is a horrible drug. And he had a few women pregnant, and he had policies on us, and he kept moving us. Like, we had these houses in L.A., and he moved my mom from there. We moved to Pomona. Then from Pomona, we moved to Colton, which is further from L.A.

And my mom at the time was a manager at the U.S. Post Office. She had her own business going. She had properties going. She was like a very entrepreneur, strong woman. And she was only like 28, 29. And yeah, so we was all supposed to be dead. And I remember when I turned 21, I got really depressed. And I was crying. I wanted to kill myself.

I wanted to die because I felt like why am I even here? I can't take care of these kids. I can't. I'm like, I'm not good at it. I just want to be happy, but it's hard. You know, I'm frustrated. And he took me out for drinks, and he was like, the stepdad, yeah, and he said, you're supposed to be here.

Because you could have died a long time ago, but you didn't, and I don't, you know, and then he broke it down to me, and I was just like, what? He basically told you he tried to kill your mama? He tried to kill all of us. Because you, for a while, you held on to that because you thought you were supposed

to be in the car. Yeah, we all were supposed to be in the car and I had begged her. I ain't got to talk to you but it's so hard. Thank you. But I had begged her

to let me babysit because I'm like, I'm eight, you know, eight and a half, about to be nine. I know how to make hot dogs. I know how to make rice. I know how to change diapers.

I know how to make babies, you know, formula, all of that. We go into bed in a couple of hours anyways. Why drive us all the way to LA? Drop us off at my grandma's house then you go to work babies, you know, formula, all of that. We go into bed in a couple of hours anyways. Why drive us all the way to L.A.? Drop us off at my grandma's house. Then you go to work.

Then you pick us up at like 6, 7 in the morning. Drive all the way back. Then I got to go to school or whatever. Just let me babysit. But she didn't come home. Wow. You know, she let me babysit. But then, you know, three days go by.

She don't come home. And she said, don't call nobody, you know. And don't answer the phone unless it rings twice and then hang up, because you know that's how your mama do when she leave at home alone. She called sometimes, hang up, then call back. Then you're like, oh, that's mama. You didn't want to get mama in trouble, get mama locked up.

Right, right. No, but we didn't, I didn't even, no, and then on the third day, I was just like, man, I called my grandma, like, have you seen my mama? Have you talked to her? She was like, no, I'm wondering why y'all, like, came by the house., I was just like, man, I called my grandma. Like, have you seen my mama? Have you talked to her? She was like, no. I'm wondering why y'all came by the house. And I told her that, you know, I'm babysitting, but we running low on rice. Eight years old.

Eight years old. Wow. And it was like a damn. What you doing this weekend? Because you know how to raise kids. I got five. I need some help at my house. No, no, no.

See, now I don't really want to. You don't want to. I don't really want to. You don't want to be around your children. Have the best birth control. No, no. I was married to a man that had children, and I love his kids. Yeah. I'm a beautiful woman. I didn't say yeah.

Tell him again, Tim. I'm a beautiful woman. Your ex-husband is actually the man who helped you find your real father. Yes, he found my real dad. That's how he got me. No, talk about your daddy now. Your biological daddy. What had happened was he started selling green cards

illegally and that's what got him caught up and that's why he took off. And so last time I saw him, I was three. And my mom used to always tell me before, you know, like, my middle name is Sarah or Sarah. And in that language it means princess. And she used to be like, yeah, you're supposed to name is Sarah, or Sarah. And in that language, it means princess.

And she used to be like, yeah, you're supposed to be some princess, but you look like your ugly-ass daddy. And I'm like, jeez. So for years, I thought my dad was ugly, and I thought I was ugly, too, because I look like this man, right? But it turns out I go on this cruise. I meet this dude on the cruise. Don't tell me you f***ed your daddy now.

No. My ex-husband. Just because you got it in with your auntie. Don't mean. I read the book. She's a good one over there. No, don't play.

So, so, I went on this cruise. This dude, he was, like, filming me and stuff and telling me that my smile just lit him up and made him so happy and everything. And he told me he was a police. And at that time, I had just found out about the stuff

with my mom and all that and my stepdad. And so I had got in my mind that that's what I need to do. I need to sleep with more police. I need to date more police. And I can figure out how I can get this man locked up for doing what he did to my mama. So I was going through this whole little point

from the time I was like 19, 18. He said, I'll find your daddy for you, but it's gonna cost you. And I was like, I'll pay you whatever you want. Thinking I'm gonna get my little booty or something. Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. I'm gonna give him some of that, a couple of hundred dollars. And he was like, I'll pay you whatever you want. Thinking I'm gonna get my little booty or something. Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. I'm gonna give him some of that, a couple of hundred dollars. And he was like,

I want you to marry me. That's what I want. And so he found him in three weeks and then like, I'm a woman of my word. If I say I'm gonna do something, I'm gonna do it. You married a man because you know how to search Google? No, he didn't want to search Google because my daddy was hard to find, but he talked to me every day on the phone for those three weeks.

He got up in my mind. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Right? And I really enjoyed his conversation. We laughed a lot and stuff. And I was like, oh, I just need to see what he looked like and then it'll be cool. And he linked me up with my dad and I knew it was my dad because the things he talked about only my father would know. Did you really want to connect with him?

You didn't have no reservations or feel anger because he left y'all? Well, you know, when I was a teenager, I felt anger and I thought to myself, oh, if I see my dad, I'm going to kick him in the ding-ding. First thing I'm going to do. But then as I got older, I realized, well, dang, you know, him not being there allowed me to experience so

many things. It's probably a good thing he wasn't around. He might not have been a good dad. And I thanked him for that. That was one of the first things. I gave him a hug and I said, thank you for not being there. Because I might not be the person that I am today if he was there. Do y'all have a relationship now? He died three weeks ago. Oh, I saw that.

He died three weeks ago. And I turned up last night in a little Ethiopian restaurant for him. Drank like three glasses of honey wine. I didn't pour none out because he didn't drink, but I did. All right, we got more with Tiffany Haddish when we come back. We got to talk about why she hates bunk beds. All right, we'll get into that when we come back.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Nighttime. She don't like being tipsy. She don't do the henny, just wipe my mind. That was Drake Control. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are The Breakfast Club. Now from the Carmichael Show and Girls Trip, Tiffany Haddish is in the building. Charlamagne? Now, how'd you end up in foster care? That's an interesting story, too. Yeah, so basically I was taking care of these kids, you know, and I wasn't the best mom, okay? And I'm taking care of my mom, too. You were only nine.

Okay, but at this point I'm 12. I should be better at it, right? But my mom had best mom, okay? And I'm taking care of my mom, too. You're only nine. Okay, but at this point, I'm 12. I should be better at it, right? But my mom had another baby, right? With my stepdad, she was off the chain with it because she lost all her friends. So now I'm her friend, so she's telling me about her sexcapades with my stepdad, meaning we met in the Volkswagen

and we did it in the Volkswagen, girl. And I'm like, did what? She's like, the sperm disease. That's what she called it. She told me I couldn't do it till I turned 21. Then I could have babies and I have to get, that's when you get the vaccination.

And then, cause men have this stuff that shoots out at a weenie that can cause your legs to fall off and your baby caries to fall out and then you'll die in three days. Wow. I'm going to tell that story to my kids. She said that men have enzymes in their mouth that

eat your face up and eat your throat. So don't just kiss guys. Don't ever put your tongue in a man's mouth because the enzymes in their mouth will eat you up if you don't have your vaccination. And it was so funny when she told me that because then I went to school and I see one of my homegirls, my friend Amber, she was kissing the dude. I was like, oh no Amber, you're gonna die.

You're gonna die. Oh my God. And I went home to my mom. My mom said, don't worry about her. Her parents knew she was gonna be a hoe. They got the shot for her early. So anytime I would see a girl kissing her son, I would be like, yeah, he did this to me.

He did that. I'd be like, oh, yeah, you got the shot early. Your mom is like a comedian. My mom is a mess. She used to play, like, you know, Bill Cosby albums and Richard Pryor and Lenny Bruce and all this stuff. And she's supposed to be a Jehovah's Witness, but we listening to Cussin and all that because she was just, she really, I think she's just a Jehovah's Witness for the babysitting. Anyways. She was watching the kids 12 years old. Yeah Anyways. She was watching the kids 12 years old. Yeah, so I'm watching the kids 12 years old.

My brother wasn't, she would, like, I went to school before all the other kids, and I would lay out their clothes. And my baby brother, he would go to school, wear whatever he wanted to wear, and he would pee in the bed and stuff. And the tea, he would get to school, and the teacher would be like, he'd tell the teacher, I'm hungry, I'm this, I'm that. And so then, you know, they called the social workers and they came over. I mean, we had roaches.

I mean, I wasn't the best housekeeper. It was a lot of things that I wasn't doing right. And then the social workers started talking to my mom, realized she got some mental issues. I mean, she was talking about, my mom used to talk about aliens in the house and that she could hear them and they come in and they try to rape all the kids and stuff. And she would like not let us go outside. And we were only allowed to go to school and come right back. And if I came back, like, five minutes late, I was getting beat for that

because you must have been out there letting aliens rape you. And it was just crazy. It was crazy talk. I remember she was pregnant with my baby, baby brother. She punched me dead in the face, busting my lip and stuff, and, like, pushed the whole dining room table into my abdomen. And I just thought, oh, now I'm never going to have no kids. But this is cool.

And then the social worker came through, evaluated the house, and she came over like every other weekend. And then one day my mom got into a fight with the front neighbors, and she had hit the dude with the two by four and then accidentally hit his baby, and she got arrested. Yeah, but they didn't even take her to jail. They just took her to the mental institution, and we got to, when I came home from school, it was police cars out there, and the social worker was putting all the clothes in trash bags, and she's like, you got to get your clothes and put it in trash bags.

Let's go. You moving. And I was like, what? And my stepdad was there, and he could have took at least my brothers and sisters. I'm the only one from my father, but he could have took the rest of the kids and they didn't have to be in a system like that. And he's like, take them all. Take them all. I'll just

follow you and see where you drop them off at. And I'm like, why? Just let me go. Take them. Don't let them have to live this life. How many father families were you with? I was with three. Okay. Three different families. And then I went first to McLaren Hall, which is like a jail, but it's messed up. McLaren Hall is not somewhere you want to be.

But I was only there for like a night and a half. But that's kind of where your comedy career was born. Yeah, that's where it was born at because we had to share this room and that's why I don't do bunk beds now. I think bunk beds is dangerous. I don't ever want to be in a bunk bed. But you're grown as hell. Yeah, I'm grown as hell,

but f*** a bunk bed. So, f***ing hate bunk beds. Like, you want to see me have an attitude and ready to squab, put a bunk bed in the room. Watch what happens. Nobody's going to put you in a bunk bed. Girl.

Now. I don't do bunk beds. You've had a guy try to have sex with you in a bunk bed? What? As soon as I see a dude got a bunk bed, I'm like, uh, bye. Who are you dating? Dudes have bunk beds. Dudes have bunk beds.

They have air mattresses and bunk beds. That's true. She live in LA. So it's like all the people trying to make it on the come up. Yeah, they have like five roommates and stuff. And I'm Nah, that's true. She live in LA, so it's like all the people trying to make it on the come up. Yeah, they have like five roommates and stuff. And I'm like, uh-uh. Anyways, in McLaren Hall,

they had these bunk beds. It'd be like four in a room, right? Four beds in a room. And there's like these hella, like, these is gangster chicks with mental problems and all kind of stuff, and they can't house them.

And so here I am, like 12, almost 13, up in here with these chicks. And they, um, they was like, yeah, you gonna cry tonight, bitch. You gonna whoop your ass tonight. And all I could think is, this bunk bed,

like, there's no out. There's no way out. You just, you trapped up against this wall. So I just started acting real stupid and, like, clowning. And it was like, yeah, you wanna beat me up? Oh, come on with it. And I did. Like, you cross your arm over like this, like I seen on Saved by the Bell. And I was like, you ain't gonna touch my fucking face, though. And, yeah, you want to beat me up? Oh, come on with it. And I did. Like, you cross your arm over like this, like I seen on Saved by the Bell. And I was like, you ain't going to touch my fucking face, though. And I was being real stupid.

And all I could think of is Who Framed Roger Rabbit. This movie inspired all my comedy. Because there's a scene in Who Framed Roger Rabbit where the detective says, why are all these people doing these nice things for you? And he says, because I make them laugh, Eddie. If you make people laugh, they'll do anything for you. And I'm like, yeah, that's the ticket. This is how I'm going to get people to do my homework. This is how I'm going to get

people to help me. This is how I'm going to keep from getting beat up. So I just started clowning, just started cracking jokes and being mostly cracking on myself. And these girls was laughing. They was like, yeah, she got problems. They ended up not beating me up, but I was so scared. I was scared. I just knew I was going to get beat up, but they didn't. They didn up not beating me up, but I was so scared. I was scared. I just knew I was

going to get beat up, but they didn't. They didn't beat me up. Comedy was a defense mechanism. It was a defense mechanism and it saved my life. You know the best part about that story? What? Roger Rabbit is responsible for your comedy. Yes, and you know what's crazy? You know what's crazy? I ended up in a live factory comedy camp and one of our

first mentors was Charles Fleischer, the dude that did the voice of Roger Rabbit. Wow. Do you know, I hugged that man so hard and was like, thank you so much

for doing Roger Rabbit because you changed my whole life. You kept me safe. I have friends because of you now because I didn't have friends when I was younger.

And because I saw that movie, it just changed everything. And he was like, like doing this thing. I'm like, I love him. He's my friend to this day. All right, we got more with Tiffany Haddish when we come back. We have to talk about her pooping in her boyfriend's Jordans.

Yeah, strange, but we'll talk about it. Here's Notorious B.I.G. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's D.J. Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

Tiffany Haddish is in the building. Charlamagne. Why you doodooing your ex's shoes, though? Because he cheated on me. He cheated on me. They was Jordans. Jordans, I knew it. It was brand new Jordans.

I knew it was Jordans. And you took a s***. I ate a gang of corn, so he knew it was human s***. Do you have a man now? Did you do it directly in the shoe? I directly in the shoe. This is what I did, right? I put the shoe back in the box and was like,

and he left them at my house. I took them back to his house. I was like, babe, we should go play basketball. Let's go play basketball. You should put your new J's on so you can be the shit on the court. You know what I'm saying? Kill these bitches. I'm going to put you on the court.

Tim, you can't tell every man this story. They're going to run from you. I don't care. Don't do me wrong. You won't get shit on. See, and I would have did what normal girls do, like put sugar in the gas tank, bust windows out the car, slash tires or whatever,

because he slept with another chick on my birthday. What? On videotape. What? And then I had picked up the video camera. He scratched my face. I still got a scratch mark on my cheek from that day. I was dumpster diving, trying to find that tape.

I was in the dumpster for two hours in the rain. I found it. I watched it. And I was like, this revenge is real. And now I know. Now I'm a better person. Now I know. Let God handle it.

There you go. And when God handle it, he do it so much better. You jumped in the dumpster for two hours. How did you know that the tape existed? Because he snatched it from me. And I was like, what's on the damn tape that you snatching the camera from me scratching my face?

He's like, none of your minutes. He should have broke the tape. He should have broke the tape. Yeah, he's dumb though. He is dumb. Did he ever put the Jordans on though? Yes.

So what had happened was I told him to put the Jordans on so we could go play basketball. He put his foot in the shoe. He's like, what the hell? What the hell is in my shoe? And he pulled his foot out

and he's like, oh, it's somebody's shoe. It's my shoe. It's corny. And I was standing in the door and I was like, yeah he pulled his foot out. He's like, oh, it's somebody's shoe. It's my shoe. It's corny. And I was standing in the door. I was like, yeah, n***a. All this shit you put me through now, you walking in and m***a.

And I ran out the house because I knew he wasn't going to chase me. He lived with his mama. He lived in his mama's house. You're not going to chase him through your mama's house with s*** on your feet. And I was out of there.

Life has gotten much better for Tiffany. I can sit here and listen to these stories all day. I got a lot of them. You got the Carmichael show. Yes. Which I love. Thank you. Season three of that on ABC.

Yes, yes. And I love working on it. And Girls Trip comes out next week. No, it comes out the 21st of July. Oh, July. But I saw you in Kiana, too, by the way. Now, I didn't initially think I would like that movie until I saw it. Because I was like, what is the premise of this?

I'm confused about it. But then I saw it, and it's actually really funny. Yeah, it's just me and Chase. Yeah. It's just me and Chase. But Girls Trip I saw also because I had the privilege of getting to go to, like, an early screening of it. Tell us about this a little bit. And, I mean, not to give anything away, but Tiffany is, like, the funniest person.

I mean, from the trailer, you look like the star of the movie. In this movie. Which is saying a lot because Queen Latifah and Jada Pinkett Smith. I think all equally kind of... We all equally have

our positions in the movie and I don't think I'm the star at all. I think I just push the funny along. I help push the story. And it's basically four friends

who haven't seen each other in a while, five years, and they get together because one of them gets hooked up at the Essence Fest. Yeah, Regina Hall gets hooked up

at the Essence Fest and she brings all of us with her and we fly in first class and doing it big. And my character is just like the crazy, it's like a black female,

Zach Galifianakis, but turned up to full ratchetness levels. And it's fun. It was so much fun making the movie. When I saw the movie, it's not that I forgot what I did in the movie, but it was just like, wow, they used 75% of my tags of stuff I made up, my ad libs. They used 75% of that. And so that made me feel really good. And then I was like, dang, do I get a writer's credit?

But I don't. But you know what? I thought it was very empowering for women, too, because there's a lot of things in that movie that some people might have shied away from, but you guys are having sex, like sexual, and it's not like, oh, my God. It was just really like a real girl's trip.

And you always got that one friend that's trying to teach you how to hook it up, teach you how God, where, you know, it was just really like... Like a real girl's trip. Yeah, like a fun... And you always got that one friend that's trying to teach you how to hook it up, you know, teach you how to... Yeah, the grapefruit. You got to see the grapefruit scene. That's off the chain. God damn, you do got a big tongue, too. I know, we just seen it.

And then there is a scene where a guy in the movie has a humongous penis. Yes, Shaka Zulu style thing. Has that ever happened to you in real life? What, grapefruit? Does that have a penis too big that you... Yes, girl, I ended up in the hospital. He tilted my uterus.

What? Knocked my uterus out of alignment. What country was you in? Don't look like a hater. I was in South Central Los Angeles. And he was a... He was a baggage... Black guy, baggage handler, and he was... He told me he was a black guy, baggage handler.

And he was, he told me, he was like, you know, I got a lot of, you ain't going to be able to handle this. And I was like, boy, please. I don't have enough. It's nothing. Boy, please. Like, just make sure, like, make sure you got that lube in them condoms because you about to get this out of you. And he pulled this out. I was like, God damn.

And he came with it. And I was like, and I was taking it and I was throwing it back. And it was killing me. Oh, it was killing me. But you had a point to prove. But I had a point to prove. And whatever I say, I do.

And so I did all that. He was like, right after, he was like, I love you. We should get married. He wanted to marry me and stuff. And then you was like, nah, you were back again. He was like, you want to move into should get married. Like, he wanted to marry me and stuff. And then you was like, nah, you were back at him. He was like, you want to move into my place? Trying to take me to his house.

He took me to Target. Bought me all kind of shit at Target and stuff. It was horrible. It was like putting a flashlight in your ass, sitting down on it super hard. So big asses aren't good for you? Nah, they tilt your uterus and all that stuff. Did you go to the ER? Yes, I went to the ER.

They did an ultrasound. And I said, look, straight up, this dude told me his thing was big. I didn't believe him. I had talked a lot of mess. I threw that ass back, and something's wrong. I was throwing up. I kept throwing up. It was like, because he pushed my stuff up and linked it.

Oh, my gosh. And he did what they call. Well, we're going to use that. Make sure we have that. No, I mean, them like. You want to. Shut up. Shut going to use that. Make sure we have that. No, I mean, f*** them like f***. You want to f*** them. Shut up. We're using that.

We're using that. We are using that. Now, don't get it twisted now. We are using that. Don't get it twisted now. Now, I still would ride a big one, but now I know how to use a way to do it. It's a technique, and you got to have some control and some power. You can't just go like,

rough, rough guy like that. Because I was like, yeah! He was like, you all right? Yeah, I'm fine, motherfucker! Oh! Oh!

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Everything is Tiffany Haddish. Tiffany like the diamonds, had in dish, keep the two Ds is how you spell it. And that's on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Tiffany Haddish. Send them mad d*** pics, y'all. No, no d*** pics. Send them mad d*** pics. If you send them huge, don't do that. I mad d*** pics, y'all. No, no d*** pics. If you send them huge,

don't do that. I hate d*** pics. What if they look nice and lotioned up and nice veins? I only want d*** pics that I request. Now, first send me your credit score. Send me your credit score first. Let me get a see your credit karma copy.

You know what I'm saying? And then we can talk about that d*** pic. Stephanie Addish is the breakfast club commander. Morning, everybody. It's D.E.J. Let me get a CEO credit karma copy. You know what I'm saying? And then we can talk about that. My goodness. It's Tiffany Haddish. It's the breakfast club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the breakfast club.

You got a positive note for the people? Yes, man. The positive note is simply this. Worry about loving yourself instead of loving the idea of other people loving you. Happy 10 year. 10 year. Wow. 10 year. 10 year, wow. 10 year.

Charlamagne, Angela Yee, Envy, you guys have been nothing but the best, the dopest. I appreciate you guys for holding it down for so many years. Congrats on the big 10. Not many get there. I'm glad that you guys have and I can't wait to see you guys at the number 20. Love y'all. Peace. The Breakfast Club.

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