The Breakfast Club - Classic Interview: Tifffany Haddish/ Pretty Ricky

Episode Date: December 28, 2017

Thursday 12/28 - Today on the show we flashed back to when our black unicorn and only black unicorn Tiffany Haddish stopped by, to speak about her new book, and other projects she is working on. Moreover, we revisited the time when Pretty Ricky stopped by to speak on their new music, but the real entertainment was Slick Em who couldn't put the cup down. We also flashed back to when Charlamagne gave DJ Envy "Donkey of the Day" for allegedly liking 9 - inch dildos and we flashed back to some listeners asking Angela for some advice on "Ask Yee" with one listener also looking for some attention from Trey Songz. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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upset man look i met this girl online right right? We decided to meet up. She texted me like, hey, look, I'm running late. I'm like, alright, no problem. But when she get there, she ain't had no legs. Nah. Damn. Yeah, yeah, but the **** that bothered me, though, is that yo, she, I automatically assumed that she had legs. Why did you assume that? How can you look at a person and

she don't got no legs, but then assume they got legs? Because she said she was running late, so I automatically assumed she had legs. Oh, all right. So you thought about this joke last night, and you was like, yo, I'm going to call the breakfast club in the morning, and I'm going to say this, and I'm going to rip. But now that everybody's just looking at you with the blank stare face, you're rethinking it.

Yeah, he rethought it. Sorry, bro. Hello, who's this? Good morning. Good morning, queen. Good morning, God. Welcome back. Good morning.

This is Fred from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, calling, checking in with you. What's up, Fred? Get it off your chest, bro. I'm the same guy who called a few weeks ago. I left my house because my girl wouldn't stop gambling at Pottawatomie Casino, and I'm back at my mama's house. Okay. I just want to M-E-G-E to drop one of Clues' bombs to me.

I've been going from home for a month, and I just got my first piece of pooling pool because I left home. Hey. Okay. Congratulations. Congratulations, young man. Hey, y'all, just stay praying for the young man, and I'm trying to stay positive., young man. Hey, y'all, just stay praying for the young man

and I'm trying to stay positive. God bless and I love y'all. How'd it smell, though? Uh, I guess it was mediocre. I give her a five. He took anything. All right, bro.

Thank you, man. Thank you, sir. Hello, who's this? It is Rob. Rob, get it off your chest. Yo, I wanted to know, what is Black Lives Matter doing for the black people that are being enslaved in other parts of the world?

Being so, like, we only focus on what happens with Black Lives Matter in America? Well, can I ask you a question, sir? Do you do anything for the Black Lives Matter movement here? No. Do you do anything for the... No, no, no. There's nothing else to say. He said no.

So why are you questioning us on what we do for any Black Lives Matter movement anywhere? If you're not doing anything for the Black Lives Matter movement at all? It sounds like you're just, you know, working for propaganda for America. You guys don't give a s*** about making a little baby bulls*** about Black Lives Matter. Hey, brother, my brother, my brother, are you hungry? Are you hungry this morning? Are you hungry? Okay, cool. Well, if you're hungry, eat a d***. Okay. I wouldn't invite another man than hungry, eat a d***. Okay. I want to invite another man to this, Jennifer. He might like it.

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Whether you're mad or blessed. Say it with your chest. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. So you better have the same energy. Hello, who's this? Hello, what's going on, DJ? This is Reggie Perry from Fernandina Beach, Florida. What's up, bro?

Get it off your chest, man. I just want to say what's up to Salamang, Insane Salamang. What's up? What's up, my brother? How are you? I'm doing great. Where's Angelia at? Right here, son.

Angelia, what's up? I want to shoot my shot at you. All right, let me hear it. You ready? Reggie Berry, Angela Yee. Reggie Berry, Angela Yee. Holding hands, long walks on the beach. After we chat out tomorrow,

ain't Ruth Chris getting stunned to eat. Reggie Berry, Angela Yee. Reggie Berry, Angela Yee. She step off the plane in the ATL, she'll instant automatic door to pee. Let me massage your neck and shoulder. Let me massage your teeth. What the hell are you doing?

Reggie Berry, Angela Yee. She's rapping, Angela Yee. Reggie Berry, Angela Yee. Is this spoken word or a rap? It's so tight. Rapping. It's so tight, so tight. Scrape and scratch my black ingots. Beef.

However, still digging deep. So deep, so deep. I ain't gonna lie. Sounds like grape culture to me. Yeah, definitely does. Let me ask you a question. You took a deep kiss. What are you gonna order for her?

First of all, we start off with the appetizer, some lobster bisque soup. Oh, you just lost. You don't eat seafood. I don't eat seafood. Listen, you're supposed to know what your target is and know lobster bisque soup. Oh, you just lost. You don't eat seafood. I don't eat seafood. Listen, you're supposed to know what your target is and know what they like. You see, you lost already. All right. All right, then.

Well, you guys have a great day. Thanks, Reggie Berry. I still don't know what he was trying to accomplish. I know he lives in Atlanta, so I'll be careful when I get off the plane. You heard him say he'd take you to Maroof, Chris. I didn't even catch that. I didn't hear that either. Hello, who's this?

What's up, Envy? Oh, man. Trap. Hey, Trap. What's up, Trap? Hey. Hey, boo. What's up, Charlamagne?

What up, sis? How y'all doing? Good. What's up, Trap? What's up, Trap? Happy holidays. Happy holidays. I am so mad this morning.

I am so pissed off. What's up, Trap? So, I'm one of those people that if I'm driving and I try to get over, like, don't speed up because I'm going to force myself over. And I have this mentality that, like, I wish somebody would hit me. And somebody hit me yesterday. Oh, my goodness. And I got the ticket because the cops said that I was supposed to yield to the person.

And I stood on the stairs. Imagine a question, Trav. Did you get hit in the rear end? Yes, actually, I did. By this lady named Elizabeth. I'm not going to say her last name, but Elizabeth from Philly. You know who you are.

So you didn't really enjoy it because it was a girl who hit you in the back. Oh, okay. I understand. What kind of car was she in, Trav? She was like in a Subaru.

Was it an older model? Yeah, it was like an older model Subaru. You can't play with people who own older cars because they don't really care as much for their cars. Especially in Philadelphia. Oh, Trav, you're in Philly now? Yeah, I live in Ph older model Subaru. You can't play with people who own the cars because they don't really care as much for their cars. Especially in Philadelphia.

Oh, Trav, you're in Philly now? Yeah, I live in Philly. Okay, Envy. I thought Trav was in Atlanta. I don't know. Why did you assume that? No, I'm living... Ugh, I don't know.

I live in Atlanta. Why did you assume that? See, he trying to play you. He think you a messy bottom, so you live in Atlanta. I can't believe you just assumed you live in Atlanta. You know Atlanta is the home of the messy bottoms. I got it. Atlanta is the home of the messy bottoms.

All right, Trav. Anyway, I live in Philly. Goodbye, Envy. Happy holidays, Trav. You too. Trav is hanging up on us. I know, right? I got to go now.

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Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. And y'all know I love this woman. Miss Tiffany Haddish. Good morning. Queen Haddish. What's happening?

What's happening? So much has happened since the first time you were up here. I know. I feel like telling you congratulations is an understatement. Oh, thank you. I appreciate that. That is nice. I'm proud of you. I'm proud of you. I'm proud telling you congratulations is an understatement. Oh, thank you. I appreciate that. That is nice. I'm proud of you.

I'm proud of you. I'm proud of you. I'm proud of you, too. And I'm proud of you. Y'all still got jobs and stuff. How has your life changed this year? Oh, man, my life has changed drastically. I'm definitely working every single day, which I'm super grateful for.

My body's like, go to sleep. My mind is like, no, we got to get this money. And I'm able to make my mortgage payments on time, so I'm happy about that. I'm able to provide for my grandma and help out my family in any way, at least financially, well, not all the time, but you know. And it's just been amazing. I go to the store and people know who I am. Even white people know me now.

Even white people. You're on all the white shows. Saturday Night Live. Ali. You know me to the SNL. Don't get no whiter than that. What was the most surprising thing that happened? The most surprising thing that happened?

I mean, none of it's a surprise to me. I like thought of all this stuff and it's all happening. So it's not a surprise. I'm just grateful. That's the thing I love about you the most is that you are an example of the power of positive thinking. Like you always speaking success. Like how have you been able to maintain that attitude based off everything you went through? And if you don't know what you went through, you can pick up her book, The Last Black Unicorn.

Yes, pick up the book. Pick up the book. I guess the way that I'm able to maintain that is it's all about how you think. You know, it's all about your thoughts. And that's the power. And sometimes I do be feeling like, oh, man, you know, I don't think this is going to happen. Or I'm about to fail. And then I'll be like, uh-uh, you're not allowed to think like that.

Take that out your mind right now. You winning. You successful. You this. And whenever I take pictures, I always say success. Success. And when I drink my coffee, I say success coffee. I eat my oatmeal.

This success oatmeal. That's how I think. Everything around me, everything I put inside of me is success. And that's why I ain't had no d*** in a while. Why you don't bless the d*** the same way you bless everything else? Well, I try, but they're failures. When's the last time you had some penis then? Not in a while.

That's too specific in this time right now. Come on, you can't. I'm sorry. I don't work with her. You can't sexually harass her. You don't work with her. Wow.

You don't have to work with the woman that sexually harassed her. I'm not sexually harassed. Wow. He didn't sexually harass me. He sounded like one of them nurses.

So when was the last time you had some penis? When did you graduate from one of them schools that you seen a commercial from? You been sitting on the couch, you ain't got no job. In nine months, you could be a registered nurse. You look like an RN, though. I'm not going to lie. You really do.

You really do. You really do. And then you come in for your little test and stuff, and they be like, so when the last time you got some, excuse me. You're supposed to ask me when the last time I was intimate with somebody. When the last time I had sexual contact. When the last time you got some. Damn, you got up.

But it feels like a lot of people from reading your book saw something in you from such an early age. Like, people saw your talent, your spirit. It's like everybody knew that something great was going to happen for you. Yeah, a lot of people did. A lot of people, I mean, I wouldn't be where I'm at right now without all those people. The good and the bad. Like, without those experiences, I wouldn't have anything

to talk about. So, I'm grateful for all of those people. Y'all be hearing you thank your bullies now. Yeah, I thank my bullies. Yeah, I thank all of them. Thank you, James. Thank you, Keosha. Thank you, all of y'all. You remember their names? Yeah.

You never forget your bully's name. Do you forget? You forgot your bully's name? He was a bully. No, I didn't get bullied. I started bullying because I was getting bullied. Right. You know, you can't beat them, join them.

Right. Yeah. But you remember their names, don't you? Yeah, you never forget your abuser's names. What about, how do you say his name, Audi? Oh, Audi. Audi. Man.

Let's talk about Audi for a second. Has he reached out? Nah, he ain't reached out. Sent a DM? Nah, he ain't sent a DM. Tell the people who Audi is. You tell them, Tiffany, because Audi's a guy that she did a lot for. Okay, so Audi inspired me, okay?

I went to this school in the Valley, and it was like, you know, 3% black. Tell them, Tiffany, because Adi's a guy that she did a lot for. Okay, so Adi inspired me, okay? I went to this school in the Valley, and it was like, you know, 3% black. I mean, yeah, 3% black. And Adi was one of the boys there that I really liked, and he was in the drama class. And I was like, ooh. When one of my friends said, he's in drama, I was like, well, then I guess I got to get in drama. That's how I'm going to get to make out with Adi because he wasn't giving me no play off the top.. And so I thought in my mind, I thought, Ooh, yeah, if I get in drama with Adi, right, then they gonna have to put us together cause we both black.

And then I'm gonna have to be his wife or his girlfriend in a play or something. And we gonna have to kiss. But you know, my school want to be like thinking outside the box and stuff and like doing interracial relationships and stuff. So then I never got to be in a relationship and a play with him or nothing. And then I used to send him candy grams. You remember candy grams?

That used to be the business. And I used to put Snickers in his candy grams, like put a little something extra in there. And, you know, I tried to write him notes and stuff, but I couldn't spell for nothing. Yeah, you said you couldn't even read. No, I could barely read, barely write words and stuff. Like, I would just copy.

Like, I love you, like L-U-V. That's how they say it now anyway. Yeah, yeah. And you know what? I was ahead of my time. There you go. I was ahead of my time. When I really think about it, like, the way that I was writing is how we write now.

That's right. Boom. Look at me. Where's he at now? I don't know where he at. You never Googled him just to see? You know how sometimes you Google it. I know that he ended up playing for the Redskins for a little bit.

And I hear through the grapevine from other people that I went to school with that he's married with kids and stuff. Okay. Peace out. I'm sure a lot of old penises of the past are trying to pop up on you now. Oh, yeah. They are trying to be resurrected. It's cute. It's real cute. But the resurrection's not happening right now.

It's over? It's over. I don't got time for that. I don't have time. I don't even, like. Go on dates? You go on dates? No, I don't have time.

You gotta make some time for yourself. But still, you can find, you know. Girl, I be. You know people say they find time for things that's important to them, so maybe in between experiences, a cup of coffee. It's not that important right now. Look, Groupon has a sex toy section, and that shows

up right when you need it. This is the one that costs $200 and it's only $39.99? Let me get that. The womanizer. The what? The womanizer. You know I know. You. The womanizer. The what? It's a t-shirt. The womanizer. Tip like, you know I know. You know the womanizer?

Mm-mm. I don't know what you're talking about. I wouldn't buy nothing that say womanizer. I got rabbits and dolphins and stuff. It's amazing that you're still able to even be open to having a relationship because you've had some bad ones. Yeah, I know. Even in the book, you talk about your first marriage. Yeah.

It was a piece of work. Well, you know, everybody has a story to tell. And everybody is who they are, when they are, who they are. But I don't even know what that means. I just felt like that was nice to say. It felt good. It sounded like boss. It sounded like boss.

It was a good freestyle. I mean, I'm definitely open to having a relationship and stuff. It's just, you know, like, I just want somebody who's, like, better than me. That I can learn from. You know what I'm saying? Credit score better than mine. Work ethic better than mine. Just, you know, be like a dope example to me.

And then, you know, he don't have no kids. Am I giving out my wish list? Yes. And he fine to me. You know, he don't have no kids. Am I giving out my wish list? Yes, you are. And he fine to me. You know, he beautiful to me. Maybe everybody else think he ugly, but to me, he is beautiful. And he can read my mind. And he know when I feel like being bothered and when I don't feel like being bothered.

And, like, he dress nice, but not too nice. Will you be like, is he gay? I don't know. But he dress just nice enough. And he funny, right? And then he be giving me back massages. But don't be trying to do it to me all the time. Just do it when I feel like doing it.

Oh! He ain't go far in that way. Here's the thing. Here's the thing. Now you can get a robot built. You're getting your money. You got these robots, humans. I'm getting ready to do it to an android.

He gonna wait. Every morning when I wake up, you're so beautiful, Tiffany. Are you ready to succeed today? Yes, I am. All right, we got more with Tiffany Haddish. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We have Tiffany Haddish in the building. The Last Black Unicorn. Why is it named The Last Black Unicorn? Oh, it tells you in the first page.

Should have read the book. I just got the book five minutes ago. Well, it's been out since December the 5th. Well, Envy was on a five-week vacation. And it's on audio. It's on audio. I got my degree from Hampton University. I can read.

Is that an online university? You just had to make a joke about reading? I said I could read. That's what I said. So why is it the black unicorn? Okay, so I call it the last black unicorn because when I was younger, kids used to make fun of me because I had like what I thought was a mole growing out my forehead. It was actually a wart. And they used to call me a dirty unicorn. And I used to have like I had because I had like what I thought was a mole growing out my forehead. It was actually a wart. And they

used to call me a dirty unicorn. And I used to have like, I had a mole on my chin. I got this one under my eye and one on my nose. And I had this wart growing out my head. So they'd be like, you a dirty unicorn. You got flies on you with your dirty butt. Like all this stuff. And they used to be like, you smell like onions and all this stuff.

But you said you did smell like onions. I did. I did smell like onions. I mean, it wasn't lying. You know, like, you know. That's a good must, though, man. The mustard smelled like onions. For real. I wasn't musty.

My mama used to make eggs and onions in the morning, and I smelled like onions. And I had a lot of hair. You know, hair will pick up a scent. And you said you didn't used to comb it all the way through. No, she wouldn't comb it all the way through. I had to comb hair popping off and all that. So, like, and I had a lot of hair.

And so, at the end of the day, I just started thinking about, like, you know, you start, like, joining the, like, kind of like you were saying, you joined your bullies where I started, like, clowning back. And I started accepting what they said. Like, yeah, I am a unicorn. Yeah, I'm the last black unicorn. Yeah, I'm special. I'm

powerful. You can't stop me. If you nice to me, I'll let you touch me. And if you mean to me, I will the last black unicorn. Yeah, I'm special. I'm powerful. You can't stop me. If you nice to me, I'll let you touch me. And if you mean to me, I will stab you with my horn. I'm the last black unicorn. So what happened to the wart? My grandma burned it off. It wasn't CVS. She went to the drugstore and got that wart removal.

But she took me to the doctor. And he's like, oh, it's a wart. She got a wart. And he's like, you been playing with dirty kids? I was like, probably. And I think about Kiyoshi used to pop me in the forehead, and she did have them knots on her fingers, so she probably gave me warts from thumping me in the head or something. Your grandma told you you had herpes, though.

Yeah, she thought I had herpes. She told me I had herpes. I just sleep with them little boys, being fast. She thought I had herpes. What was on your forehead? Yeah, you got the herpes. But, yeah fast. She thought I had herpes. What was on your forehead? Yeah, you got the herpes. But yeah, she did think I had herpes. Took me to the doctor and they said it was a wart.

And then she burned it off and it never grew back. You're taking supreme care of your grandma right now. That's why you're on this damn team. That's where all your money goes. All my money goes to her. She deserves it, man. She put in the work. So she deserves it.

Now, I saw the picture you did with Barbra Streisand. You put her on the Cardi B. You put Cardi B's wrong Twitter name. Well, I didn't know. That's the first thing that popped up. What was that conversation like? Oh, man, that conversation was amazing. Barbra Streisand, let's just first off, she's a legend.

And her nails always on fleek. And she's just so gorgeous. It's so nice. And we just started talking about where we come from and stuff. She's telling me about Brooklyn and all that. And she's like, I come from the ghetto of Brooklyn. And I was like, what? I'm from South Central.

And we start comparing our hoods. And I was like, this is different times, different generations, different demographic. But she, but we understood each other and like, and really enjoyed that. And I was like, what's it like

for you to be a role model and stuff? And she's like, well, I don't really concern. She wasn't really concerned about that so much. She just wanted to do a good job. And we talked about her directing and, like, producing and acting. And so she's, like, the first woman to do all that in her own movie and all that.

We talked about that. And then I was like, you know, it's important to inspire and be a role model, I think, like, and show people that you can pull yourself up out of nothing. And I think that's what Cardi B did. She pulled herself up. And now look at her. She on top and getting proposed to in front of 30,000 people and all that and the whole world on the internet and everything.

She was like, who is Cardi B? Who is that? Who is that? And I started explaining it to her. And she was like, I never heard of her. I was like, you ain't never heard this song? Little bitch, you can't fuck with me if you want to. These expensive business fans, my business, bloody shit.

She was like, catch it. Now, has Oprah reached out yet? Because I saw you on Ellen. Then you want to plant a garden with her. Yeah, I do. I want to garden with her. I'd love to go over to her house and, like, you know, plant some vegetables and grow something with her. She ain't reach out.

She ain't sent a message or nothing. No, she's supposed to be in South Africa right now. If she sent the message, I didn't get it. If she slid in the DMs, I don't know. Ellen said she was supposed to be there, but she had to go to South Africa. Yeah, but Ellen also said nothing. Let me shut up. She said what?

What did Ellen say? What'd she say? Still waiting on my rental car. They didn't really give you that? I saw you my rental car. Oh, you're going to give me that? I saw you signed the papers now. I signed the papers. Explain what happened.

What rental car? She was saying, like, you know, with your newfound success, like, what have you done for yourself? What have you treated yourself to? Right. And I was like, I've just been paying my mortgage on time. That's it. And so then she was like, well, if you could, like, get anything, what would you get? And I said, I would give myself a Tesla, you know, or I would buy myself some real diamonds.

She was like, well, we got you something. You know, your birthday was yesterday, so we got you a Tesla. And I was like, oh, my God. I was crying and everything. I was so happy. And she was like, but it's a rental. It's only like a seven-day rental. I was like, that's okay.

That's okay. Like, I was so happy. And then they was like, you could drive off. And then I was like, ready to so happy. And then they were like, you can drive off and I was like ready to drive off and they're like, okay, give us the keys. It's not good. I was like, whoa. But they said whenever I want to rent it,

whenever I have the time or whatever, just call the production and they'll get the car for me. Why didn't they let you take it then? I don't know. Maybe they want to see my driver's license and get a credit card and all that. It's funny because Tyler Perry called me and said, girl, don't take the Tesla back.

Just keep driving. I was like, you're going to get me arrested out here. Did Ellen try to hit on you? She didn't try to hit on me. Nope. Alright, more with Tiffany Haddish. When we come back, keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We have Tiffany Haddish, when we come back, keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

We have Tiffany Haddish in the building. Yee. Now, it's also a weird time in Hollywood with all these allegations from people coming for it. I'm sure it also makes you look back and reflect on things that happened to you on the come up where you're like, that was wrong. Was there ever a time when them guys tried to try you? Oh, yeah. A lot of guys tried to try me.

Uh, shoot. Did Louis C.K. ever jack off in front of them guys tried to try you? Oh, yeah. A lot of guys tried to try me. Shoot. Did Louis T.K. ever jack off in front of you? No. I would have watched, though. Come on. What? What?

No, but I would have watched. Have you ever considered, like, I should say something about this back then? Or do you feel like, for a lot of people, they just thought, well, this is part of what it is? How bad was it? Did you get touched? Did they just say something? Yeah. Dudes will touch on you and all that. But you just, you know, I would just kill they soul. It is. How bad was it? Did you get touched? Did they just say something? Yeah, dudes will touch on you and all that.

But you just, you know, I would just kill their soul. I'd just start talking real bad about them where they don't like me. And then I can't get higher for nothing. I mean, I wouldn't talk about them behind their back. I'd do it right in their face. You know, be like, you trying to grab my ass? But you don't like, I don't like you. And you're not even handsome.

And your breath stink all the time. And this and that. Your breath smell like beer and ass. Why would you think I would? Why do you think I want to mess with you? You ain't even my type. I used to talk mess, man. Is that one of the reasons, like, maybe it didn't take long. Everything happens when it's supposed to happen, but is that one of the reasons?

It didn't happen faster, maybe? Maybe. I mean, I was also like a big, like, and I still am. I'm a big flirt, but I don't do, like, I'll talk mess, but is that one of the reasons? It didn't happen faster, maybe? Maybe. I mean, I was also like a big, and I still am, I'm a big flirt, but I don't do, like I'll talk mess, but I don't do nothing. But, um, I don't know, maybe the flirting might have slowed it down. No, it didn't. It didn't slow it down. I think it was just, you know,

everything happens when it's supposed to. I wasn't ready yet. She ready now. You made Taylor Swift cook you some chicken? Yeah, I made Taylor Swift make some chicken. How was the chicken? It was bomb. It was delicious. Seasoned to perfection. I asked her to make some

barbecue-baked chicken. That's hard to believe, Tiff. It was seasoned to perfection. Taylor looked like unseasoned chicken. I can't see her without a cooked no damn chicken. She's beautiful. And she from the South. That brisket she made, bomb. It was delicious. Did you see her make it? Did I see her make it? No, I didn't watch her make it.

Now we see where the jig is. But I saw Dirty Dishes. She made it. I don't think she would lie about something like that. And that potato salad was bomb. And then I had brought the collard greens. And then she made cornbread. I didn't even ask her to make cornbread. She

made cornbread on top of that. It was all good. I love the fact you made her cook for you, though. Yeah. Well, I told her, if you want me to come over, we're going to have to have, like, you cook and I cook. And she was like, that sounds so much fun. Oh, my God, yeah. And then just because she just moved into her new house, you know, she was talking about cooking and stuff. So, yeah, let's do it.

What lessons do you give young girls when it comes to, like, abuse? Because you went through a lot of domestic abuse, sexual abuse from foster parents, but you kept a lot of that to yourself. So what advice do you give to women that may be going through that now? If you're going through that now, I would say, you know, figure out a way to get out of it and know that it is not your fault and that you do have power. A lot of times you be in those situations and you feel like you don't have any power.

There's nothing that you can do to get out, but you can get out. Don't let that person guilt you into staying or guilt you into being there and tell people. Talk about it. Don't be afraid to talk about it. I think that's a problem too.

Don't feel no shame. People try to make you feel shame about stuff and make you feel like you crazy or you got a problem. It's them that's got the problem, you know, a lot of times. Do you feel like your life has come full circle because you always talk about the impact Roger Rabbit had in your life?

Yeah. And now you and Charles Fleischer We cool. Y'all cool. Do you feel like it's come full circle? Yeah. A lot of things have come full circle. My life has a whole bunch of circles all around, all around. And I got some more circles I need to complete. You know, I need to get these awards.

And you nominated for, you think you'll get the Oscar now? I don't know about that. I'm not really betting on that. I'm talking more like a hoodie award. I want a hoodie award. I want a hoodie award. I want to go to Vegas and go to a hoodie award.

What advice does Charles give you now? We'd be talking about science and stuff and mathematics. He inspired me to get a microscope so I'd be looking at all kinds of stuff in a microscope. What are you looking at in the microscope? All kinds of things. Food, clothes? Does it turn you up? So when you look at things in the microscope and he taught me how What are you looking in the microscope? All kind of things. Food, clothes?

Does it turn you up so when you look at things in the microscope you're like oh I don't know if I want to eat on this table. Well yes and no. Like you know I just when I look at I remember when I first got the microscope I didn't sleep for like two weeks because I was just so amazed at everything like and like

I was just like dang God is so awesome. He has such a great like sense of humor and excellent design like I was just like, dang, God is so awesome. He has such a great sense of humor and excellent design. I would wipe the refrigerator and then put it in the petri dish and then let that bro look and be like, oh my gosh, these things are ugly and some of them are beautiful. And then when dudes would come over and drink off a cup,

I'd be like, I'm about to find out if he got something. And then I'd leave the cup on the counter and then I'd swab the cup in the petri dish and look and see. Maybe I you know, maybe I've looked at sperm. I've looked at everything. I've looked at sperm. Yes, sperm. Where did you get the sperm from?

From a man. Where did the sperm come from, Starla? I didn't know that. Where did you get the sperm from? What did you do? Did you keep a condom? Like, what did you do? I mean.

Did you use a condom? Yeah, well, I used a condom? Like, what'd you do? I mean... Did you use a condom? Yeah, well, I used a condom, and then they're spurming the condom, and then you just get a Q-tip, get a little bit, and rub it on the table. So you took his condom and got a Q-tip?

Yeah. And what'd you discover? Nothing. He got a good count. You counted? Tiffany's crazy. I am. Tiffany's crazy.

No, but this is you know what I have learned that some people you know say crazy when they mean you funny or you unique oh ok clarify she learned that when you said you stupid yeah for years I used to

want to fight everybody and feel sorry and be like I'm not stupid I'd be so mad and then that's how i started working at the airlines and the girls like you're so stupid and i was like look you got one more time to call me stupid i'm gonna beat your ass while you're in the airport and she was like you do realize i'm saying you're funny right i was like oh how your other community is treating you are they are they just hate is it? You know, they smiling in your face all the time. They want to take your place.

I mean, they're nice to me in my face. But, you know, it's funny because like this past Thanksgiving, all the comedians was like, oh, Tiffany, I'm so proud of you. I'm so proud of you. And give me hugs and everything. And I had brought my cousin with me. And they didn't know that that was my cousin. So she's sitting in the back where the comedian's at.

And she's like, girl, they was talking so much mess about you. They was talking so bad. Like, how she get on this level? Like, all these years, she not even that funny. Or she not this, she not that. And then she said, and then you come off the stage and walk over and start serving. And they like, how she get on turkey? Like, because when you get to a certain level in your career,

then the owner of the Laugh Factory, he puts you on turkey. Like before I was on rolls, then I moved up to cranberry sauce. Now I'm on a turkey. You killing the game when you're on turkey. You know how petty you got to be to worry about who on turkey? That part. And comedians are petty. That's why we need hugs.

We damage people. So she was so mad. She said, I wanted to fight three of them dudes. They was, oh, my God, I can't believe how they was talking about you. They so jealous of you. And I said, no, it's okay. That's normal. That's the environment.

I don't like when dudes do it, though. That's lame as hell. When women do it, okay, I can get it. Nobody should do it. But when a dude hating on a woman, that's just whack. Yeah, because you have a penis. But you know, men, they jealous of women anyways because their coochie fell out. What?

Yeah. See, everybody starts out as female. All humans start out as female. And then a chromosome kicks in and your coochie fall out. That's why men have nipples. Okay? And so you guys are like, this is a fact. And I've seen it in the encyclopedia.

All right. Britannica. And we all have little penises in us. Yours just, you know, your little penis just fell out. Yeah, I mean, if you ever look at look at a penis, that is nothing but a vagina that fell out. What? So the bigger your penis, the bigger your vagina was.

Yeah, yeah. The testicles is the ovaries. The shaft is the vaginal canal. And the tip is your coochie fell out. That's why some men act like bitches. My goodness. We love you and we appreciate you. And, you know, you've been inspiring me all year long.

Thank you. You've been inspiring me too, bro. I love your energy so much. Thank you. I love your energy too. You know me and my wife love you. We got you a gift. Okay?

Uh-huh. So that's for you. It was your birthday. Her birthday was last week. I'm opening it. Her book came out this week. Christmas is around the corner. So we got you something.

Oh! It's the whole Frank Roger Rabbit necklace. It's them diamonds? Is that what Mr. Flawless made? Yes, Mr. Flawless made it. Look at the back. Oh, I'm about to cry. It says, make people laugh

and they will do anything for you. One of my favorite people on the whole planet. I got a Roger Rabbit necklace. You said it was real diamonds? There you have it. Tiffany Haddish, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Thank you.

The Breakfast Club. The most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Right, and we got Pretty Ricky here. Pretty goddamn Ricky. What up, what up, what up? I'm glad to see y'all back together, man. Yeah, yeah, it's been a long time coming, man. This your boy, Baby Blue.

Whoa. Y'all have all individually had some crazy things just happening in life. Very interesting. First of all, y'all really blood brothers yeah like like really blood yeah me and spectacular got the same mama same daddy slick he really our cousin okay and man i got adopted man he got adopted listen listen i don't know my daddy so that's brothers period you know what i'm saying gotcha it don't get no deeper than that whose idea was it to get back together what made y'all say you know what I'm saying? It don't get no deeper than that. Whose idea was it to get back together? What made y'all say, you know what, let's bring the band back together?

Because I have to say, I never thought that was going to happen. I don't know, man. Me and P always kept in touch. I think it was a timing kind of thing. You know, it's like, we left a lot on the table. So it's like, you know what, let's just do one last album, one last tour for the fans and we'll just put it together to do that.

So it's not Marcus Cooper. You're back to Pleasure P. Yes, Pleasure P. For some reason, I'm always Marcus Cooper, but so much money that went into the name Pleasure P, it's kind of hard to make a transition unless you like, you know? Because at one point you did want to be Marcus Cooper. Still Marcus Cooper now.

I mean, go by professionally. Yeah, but no matter how many times I say, yo, my name Marcus Cooper, oh, that's Pleasure P. But it worked the other way because when a female come and holla at us about it, they be like, where Marcus at? They'll call him by his name. Right.

It's hard to be like, where's Pleasure P? That's when you know you're having sex raw. When a girl calls you by your name, when you got a nickname, you hear, hey. When you got a nickname, she call you by your government. For sure, for sure. Now, do you think boy bands can work

in this era? I don't think it's about this era, to be honest. I think it's just about our fans and the people that love us. You know what I mean? Like, we sold out

like a lot of shows, you know, recently. Like, we just put it up and within a week or two it just sold out. So we playing the same venues that any artist that's out right now playing and selling it out. So I think it don't really matter.

So Rico Love is executive producing a new project? Yes. Shout out to Rico Love. Shout out to Big D. Yeah. Lamb. Man, you put something in my drink, man. What?

It's pretty good. I don't need Bill Cosby now. Man, you put something in my drink. I'm not into two cents, man. I'm feeling woozy in here. You drank the whole bottle. That's a lot of juice. You'm in Bill Cosby now. Man, you put something in the drink. I don't know. I just took two sips, man. I'm feeling woozy in here. You drank the whole bottle. That's a lot of juice. You drank that whole bottle?

Yeah, I drank the whole bottle. Talk about, you put something in the drink. That bottle was fresh. By the way, that's Slickum on the mic that actually came in here laughing. I don't know what's going on. He said something about a tampon. What happened? No, it was a joke.

It was a joke. It was a joke. That was in my head. It was a joke. It was a joke. Yo, don't let that boy get that lick in him, man. See, this one is going to be a problem right here. I think our music is needed right now, man.

Ain't no baby making music coming right now. Y'all on Love & Hip Hop Miami? Is that true? Marcus Cooper is. Who told you that? Are you on Love & Hip Hop Miami? That's what the word is. What?

Y'all want to see us on Love & Hip Hop Miami? I know Brian McKinney's on there. Y'all want to see us on that? I don't think that would be very entertaining. I don't think that's a bad way to get'all wanna see us on Love & Hip Hop I know Brian McKinney is on there y'all wanna see us on that I don't think that would be very entertaining I don't think that's a bad way to get reintroduced to the game

I think it would be a good idea I don't think that's a bad idea it depends if Charlamagne says it's a good idea it's a good idea reality TV's changed a lot though

cause I mean you got people like look how successful Cardi B is right now yeah hey Michelle you know what I mean like people are really turning it into something

might have to stay tuned and if Trey Daddy and Trina are on there, you know. You know. Not bad. That could be a dope idea, you know. Or it could not, depending on what happens. You just never know. It's really how you act yourself.

I mean, we is Dade County, Miami, Florida. You know what I'm saying? We the group that represent the bottom. Right. Right, right, right, right. Now, we've been watching y'all for a few years. There's always been rumors. We can start from, we start with Spectacular.

Spectacular had the video. You were too quiet. When you was in your briefs. He was in his underwear. He was in your underwear and you was dancing. He did a couple of videos. It was a challenge. Yeah.

Hey, you're kind of nice today. What's going on, man? No, we're just starting. Did you ever, did you ever, did you get an underwear deal from head up? No, I ain't get no underwear deal. I should have got an underwear deal from that? No, I ain't get no underwear deal. I should have got an underwear deal. What kind of people were sending you challenges after you put up that 50 times?

Because I'm sure you got quite a few videos. I mean, I don't know, man. I wasn't paying 50 times. But it was for the ladies. Right, it was for the ladies only. You also had a child too? Yeah, I got two kids. Two kids now, okay.

Two beautiful kids. Yeah, I never, I never, the one thing that confused me about that video, though, they were trying to question your sexuality behind it. And I was like, well, why? I think that's for the ladies. I don't think we should be watching that anyway. Right. I agree.

If Tyson Beckford can do what a Chippin does, then you can do it, bro. Right. Listen, man, I don't really care about what people say. I didn't get that about me by now. I don't care about what people say. That's one thing about spec. I get money. That's all I'm worried about. I ain't worried about what social media talking about.

And for the most part, man, our demographic is all women, man. So, you know, we go on stage. We gonna perform for the ladies. You know what I'm saying? I know you haven't seen Slick strip down on stage. Why you trying to bring me in? What's going on? What's going on? stripped down on stage like, why you trying to bring me in? Y'all got to get down. Get down and do it again.

Everybody here has had some drama. What was Baby Blue's drama, Yee? There was a child that Tisha Campbell's little sister and Dwayne Martin was mad at you saying you're not taking care of your baby. Man, that was not real. It was so fake. But you said you did have

intercourse, but you just didn't protect it. You didn't shoot her club up. Nah, man. It was not real. It was so fake. But you said you did have intercourse, but you just didn't protect it. You didn't shoot her club up. Nah, man. It wasn't real. I thought it was. It wasn't real. They was like, this was before catfishing got big. You feel me?

So they was like, oh, this is Tisha Campbell's sister. And they made up a fake phone line, you know, and was acting like it was Dwayne Martin. Who does all this? It was a catfish thing. Yeah, it was crazy. All phony. So it wasn't even T.C. Campbell's sister or nothing?

Nothing. But there was a real girl involved? Yeah, it was a real girl. And you thought she was T.C. Campbell's sister? I didn't know who it was. I was just, at the end of the day, I'm a vocal person, so I'm not going to say nothing. So I just came on and was like, I mean, if I hit it, I strapped up because I'm

going to stay strapped. Oh, okay. Slickum, you had a sex tape a couple years ago. Man, why the shortest dude in here look tall, man? He real tall. Now Slickum. You see how I throw that out right now? You see how I throw that out? That performance

was subpar. Hey, hey, hey Put some respect on my name I'ma get on a trail, y'all I ain't gonna say it no more I'm sure that couldn't have been your best work Oh, no, no, see what happened Hey, hey

I don't know what I was thinking at that time of my life I don't know what was going on. I can't even speak on it, but yeah, we moving forward and we're going to keep it positive. Pleasure told me to say that in the car. Can we expect another take from you sometime in the future?

You have to redeem yourself after that. Is there going to be another one? I got one right now on the phone, y'all. Yo, yo, yo. But he ain't lying, though. Yo, yo, yo. But he ain't lying, though. Yo, this man is crazy. He is not lying, man.

Stuff like that don't hurt you, though, man. Ain't no little wild boy. Nah, they already know that. They already know. I had to unfollow Slick on Instagram, bro. You did? No, I unfollowed him, too. I had to unfollow him.

I was just strolling through my shit one day, and then next thing you know, I just see a dick in the, you know, in the screenshot, sitting in the toilet. I said, all right. You know what I never understood? We cool, bro. I never understood how a Caucasian rock band can do crazy stuff. But when an urban rock band do it, you know what I'm saying, they look at it kind of negatively. Yeah, I mean, an arm. I just, I don't like girls.

I mean, dudes follow me anyway. I just do it for the girls anyway. So you a dude, you know what I'm talking about. Hey, I'll hit the old follow up button. I already know it for the girls anyway. Yeah, I ain't doing nothing. Don't follow a buzzer. I already know. I see it every day. It's entertaining. It's entertaining.

Yeah, we got more Pretty Ricky when we come back. We're going to talk about Pleasure P's child molestation allegations. And did you know that Spectacular has been making some pretty sound investments? Oh, yeah. All that and more when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Yes, what's up? It's Angela Yee.

It's The Breakfast Club. Right now, we got Pretty Ricky in the building. Now, Shalami? It was allegations, P. You had a thing of child molestation. That's a crazy one. That's a crazy one. I feel like you addressed this up here before. Yeah, I addressed it a million times, but you know, nobody

want to hear the truth after the lies told. So it's like, I don't even care no more. Nobody cares about the truth when the lie's more entertaining. Yeah, exactly. You say it all the time. And they don't publicize the truth after the lies told. So it's like, I don't even care no more. Nobody cares about the truth when the lie is more entertaining. Yeah, exactly. You said all the time. And they don't publicize the truth. I ain't really focused on that anymore. I'm like so moving forward with my life. I don't even care. Whoever believe it, believe it.

Whoever don't, I really don't. I don't care. I just think the internet is undefeated, man. Like they do it and they go hard. I'm telling you, they did Bobby. They did Usher. They tried to do Marcus. I don't know if those are two good examples. It's a coincidence.

I ain't sure where Bobby or Usher stand right now at this present moment. Neither one of them are denying it. You know what I mean? I don't know where they stand right now. Now, you guys haven't really answered the question about love and hip-hop, though. Is that happening?

Or is it in talks? I want to do it because, you guys haven't really answered the question about love and hip-hop, though. Is that happening? Or is it in talks? I want to do it because, you know, my life is love and hip-hop because I got, like, five baby mamas, eight kids. You only got five?

I thought you had more. I got more, but, you know, them, like, God kids. I'm not having sex with they mamas, so I just say they God babies. You feel me?

You got five different baby mamas? Yeah, five different baby mamas. God damn. I mean, I think the people would want to see us. Is it expensive to see us? Of course, of course, of course, of course. Why you pinky up? You got his pinky ring.

That's how I can't play a drink right now. That's how I can't play a drink. Pimp, daddy, fat, lotty, posse. How is that going to affect y'all music if Slick the only one still wild? Right. That's what I've been trying to. Let these guys be settled down. It happens.

You got to grow up sometimes. And you can have your wife have puddles. In the sheets. Puddles in the sheets. Feel like you're on the beat. Why you look disgusted, Charlamagne? Because I'm going to feel sorry for Slick when they go on tour and he got to fuck everything by himself. That's all I do.

You still out here? Listen. Hey, listen. Hey, listen. I'm too busy running my business. Man, Spank is on Instagram on one knee. That's it. Hey, you see what Usher going through? You see what Bobby going through?

I'm scared of these girls now. It ain't like it was, you know, when we was on Scream Tour and all of that. You know what I'm saying? Like, motherf***ers is like this now. Just give me one woman, I'm straight. I don't give a damn. Hey, but not for real though.

I don't give a damn. He ain't gonna give a damn until he end up in one of them situations, you know? I had a whole conversation with Slick. If he trying to grow with somebody and he wants somebody to be supportive of him. I mean, hey, listen. One day you gotta take that step. You can't be 80 years old

trying to be the pimp player. You have to. If you want to grow with somebody, you want somebody to support you and be that foundation

and, you know, push you or motivate you to do better. And, you know. Nah, man. Spectacular. I heard you had a lot of success with, like,

investments. Like, is that true? What would it drink this beer to? So I got a company called Alwazar Inc. And pretty much what we do is help companies and

brands grow their social media following. So I just found out last week we just made Inc. 5,000 top 500. So the top 10% in America, the fastest growing company at 1,600% growth within the last three years.

Congratulations, man. Clap it up for Steve. How you getting to that kind of shit? What you want to tag in? So really, I was just on Twitter, man, just really just, you know, doing my thing. We was on tour at the time, and one of my guys called me up. My boy Matty J called me up and was like, you know, you can make money off of tweets. So at that time, I was like, okay, if I can make money off of tweets.

I had 50,000 followers at the time. Then I thought of a grind video that would, you know, get my followers. That's why you did that video. But yeah, so I figured out, you know, if I had 50,000 followers, if I had 100,000 followers, I'd make double of 50. Like, just being logical. And it just wasn't moving fast enough. So I started creating, like, different parody accounts, which is like role-playing accounts or whatever. So I created like Cat Williams, Will Ferrell, and like all these different accounts to grow a massive following.

So after that, I became top five in advertising dollars on the whole Twitter platform and grew on my page from zero to six million followers. Then I created a cat called Grumpy Cat, which is worth like $100 million right now. I see Grumpy Cat. You created it? I created Grumpy Cat. I was the very first meme on Twitter. My page right now got a million followers on it. That's crazy. Wow! I didn't know you could pay

for memes. Yeah, so, no, it's up front to advertise me. You get paid off the traffic, so traffic acquisition. So, what I did was, one day I was sitting down with Soulja Boy, Sean, Kingsley, whatever, and we was just talking about it. We was bragging about their followers and how many followers they got.

Oh, I got five million. I got six million. Just talking about it. It gave me the idea to start my own company and helping them monetize because they wasn't monetizing at the time. So I said, okay, cool. So I decided to pretty much take the Pretty Ricky page

and just, you know, at the time, we didn't have no Facebook. So I merged all the fake accounts and then started building from there and pretty much figured out a formula that I can do at scale and then we was actually having a tour a couple years ago with Jay Holiday

and Day 26, like a couple groups and like artists and Jay Holiday had the highest following at the time, like at 1.5 million followers and i signed him on the spot to my company he was my first client and i was making him like you know uh twenty thousand dollars a month off his social media page and then uh once i did that i started flying back and forth to um to from miami to los angeles miami to los angeles then i signed bone

thugs and harmony kevin gates uh we did a deal with Trina Pleasure. We got Twister. Like, we got a whole, I got over 100 celebrities right now. Wow. Monetizing their social media and helping them grow their social media following. And then after that, you know, we pretty much just started really just killing it. We did like 1.5 billion video views last year and 136 billion impressions and we grew all the followings of all our pages.

68 million last year. So why the hell are you back with Pretty Ricky? It's all love. It's all love. I tell him that all the time. He act like it too. Like he don't need pretty wiggins. Oh, you do? He act like it, too. He really act like it. So, listen.

He do all y'all a favor? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He really do. He really do. So, hold on. Time out. Time out. I've been coming up with all type of excuses.

Hey, my son having a graduation. I need $15,000. I need you to send that right now. Slick, you don't like the fact you're making money because you're all independents. Y'all got to fund the group. His money is my money. Look here, baby. You got to run with me, baby.

You ain't got no investment, Slick. What you been doing? Oh, man. What I been doing? I've been making kids like Bob Marley. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You get what I'm saying? I make kids like Bob Marley, and that's about it.

How many kids you want to have? About 14, 15. Round that, round, round that, round that. Do you get paternity tests, like when a girl says... Nah, nah. I'm going to take care of the baby. It doesn't matter. Nah, but see, Speck, the one who look at the baby and say,

get the baby at first. You see, Speck the one who look at the baby and say it ain't mine. Speck get the baby at first. You know, Speck go like this. Nah, Slick, this ain't yours. Hold on, what's my ratio of being right? What's my ratio? Hey, boy, you undefeated, boy.

Yeah. All right, we got more with Pretty Ricky when we come back. We need to find out if there was any animosity towards Pleasure P when he first left the group,

okay? It's the Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. It's the world's most dangerous morning show, the Breakfast Club. Now, did y'all have any animosity towards Pleasure P when he left the group? Nah, you know, you know, Pleasure... Nah, nah, nah. Listen, Pleasure came to me... We was at Circle House.

You know where to be at, bro. You wouldn't know because you wouldn't know. Fletcher came to me at Circle House Studios and was like, bro, I'm finna move out the crib. I'm not finna get out the group. I just want to move out the crib. We still going to do records. You feel me? It was more like the other people involved that had a problem because they weren't finna be able to have as much control over him like before.

You feel me? But he was real transparent. Like I said, we kept in touch the whole way. That's how we was able to even put this back together. You know what I'm saying? So all of you always got along, even at the point when Pretty Ricky wasn't together? Hell nah, me and Pleasure B.

That's what I'm talking about, baby. I felt like it was my group. But listen, like it was at one point we couldn't be in the room together, but it was everybody playing us against each other. He had the BET Awards. I'm backstage. I'm like, man, let me go see Pleasure. His security's like, nah, we ain't be in the room together, but it was everybody playing us against each other. He had the BET Awards. I'm backstage. I'm like, man, let me go see Pleasant.

His security's like, nah, we ain't letting you in. He don't even know I'm outside. Wow. So now I got a problem with that. Like, what you mean you ain't letting me in? That's my brother. Nah, I ain't letting you in. I just told him about it.

He's like, I didn't even know you was out there. You feel me? So everybody was just playing both sides, trying to get what they could get out of the situation. Ana, it seemed like you felt like you were very by yourself. Who, me? Yeah, like you kind of felt like they wasn't messing with you. Yeah, in a sense.

The whole time I was in the group, I felt that way, yeah. Sure, but it was, now that we're older, you kind of see the situation for what it is. You know what I mean? Right. Everybody was young. We have older people involved. You know what I i mean kind of dividing people and stuff like that but you know that was then and now is now we're old enough you know i ain't trying to drink that what was it just ego i think it was definitely ego i think it was, um, no, I for sure think it was the ego and, um, just inexperience.

You know what I mean? Black people or, I don't want, you know, I don't even want to say black people. I'm just saying a person that ain't never had nothing that come to something. Sometimes we don't know how to handle that. And, you know, you just learn from your mistakes and you keep it moving. You know what I'm saying? That's all you can do. Did you think that, like, you leaving was going to jeopardize the whole group?

Nah, you know what? I didn't even, I didn't even care when I left. You know what I'm saying? That's all you can do. Did you think that you leaving was going to jeopardize the whole group? Nah, you know what? I didn't even care when I left. You know what I mean? I left when we was on top, too. I just wasn't happy. And I was just like, I'd rather do anything than this at the time. But I never left to pursue a solo career. It was more so off of money and stuff like that that I wasn't getting.

Oh, so that's what it was. It was just all about finances. Yeah, it's like we put in that work and didn't get nothing. We put in all that work and didn't get nothing out of it. It's like, bro, I didn't get nothing. Putting in a lot of work, yeah. It's like watching that new edition movie. Yeah, it was just like, it was the same situation.

I think Pete realized first, you know what I'm saying? Because he already had responsibilities. He already had a kid, you know what I'm saying? So he had more demand for money like we didn't. You know what I'm saying? So it didn't hit us until later. We was brainwashed. They was brainwashed. By the label? No. Manager? Yeah, exactly.

Who was the manager? So listen, at the same time it's like it's like, you know, we kids. So at the end of the day we just following the leader, right? So if the leader say, this is what we should do, this is what's going to happen know, we kids So at the end of the day, we just following the leader, right? So if the leader say, this is what we should do This is what's going to happen

And we trust in the leader And then the leader do everything but lead us in the right direction We got no choice but to end up in the dark You know, and the pleasure like, yo I was Ice Cube in NWA I was the first Yo, bro, y'all don't see this? Hey, man.

When you realize it, like if we watching a Pretty Ricky movie, what's going to be the thing? I realized that when we was on the road and we had no money or, you know,

I want to do something for my family and it's like I got to ask somebody to do something. And just the feeling of not being independent when you got a number one record,

it'll drive anybody crazy. And then me, I'm from the streets, so I used to hustle. Like, they'll tell you, I used to hustle before I got into the group. So, you know, I'm used to having money all the time and stuff like that. I gave it up to pursue the group, so. Having millions of fans, selling all these records. Yeah, somebody else living like a superstar.

And I still don't have no money. Yeah. When you guys got back together, did you have to have, did you have, like, a you have like a sit down and go over a lot of things that y'all didn't realize at the time? Oh yeah, man. We fought. We fought.

We fought. We fought. We did it all. We fought. We cried. We laughed. We did it all. Did y'all ever get physical with each other or just yelling at each other?

Hell yeah, man. I was in L.A. with a black guy with like three missing teeth and shit. Broke leg. All types of shit going on, man. Who did that to you? Huh? Who did that to you? These right here.

They jumped you? Yeah, man. Jump me. Why y'all jump slick? Why y'all jump me? Blue, why y'all jump slick? Why y'all do that to me? Listen, listen.

I don't know what you're talking about, man. Listen, my role in the group, you know, I kind of like try to, you know, hold it together, you know what I'm saying? Make sure everybody eating, you know, bring the money to the table. Make sure I take all the goddamn. You drank that whole bottle. Oh, my God. Y'all supposed to go on tour with B2K or something?

Nah, you know, we was just I was just sitting home thinking about, like, all of the dope groups and stuff like that, and I just thought that that'll like, if they got back together, that'll be like a cool tour just for the fans type of thing. But, of course, you know, I reached out to Fizz.

Fizz said he with it. As soon as I tweeted it, Raz B was on my line like he with it. You know what I mean? They say Jay Boog with it. But, you know, Omarion, you know, he got his thing going right now. So I don't know if that would kind of conflict with what he doing. Omarion's still a cool dude. He cool.

He cool. He cool. O is real cool. But, you know, Fizz, I do. And one of the most talented in the game. Yeah, he's one of the most talented. But he got his own solo thing going right now. So who knows?

Maybe in the future, that'll be like a dope tour. Day 26, they'll do it too. Okay, that'd be good. I don't know if Day 26 got the catalog that y'all got and that B2K got. But it's a brotherhood. It ain't really, you know. It's a brotherhood. R&B music for our era. Ain't nobody doing. Nobody represents our era. Y'all got in that B2K got. I don't know. But it's a brotherhood. It ain't really, you know, it's a brotherhood. R&B music for our era.

Ain't nobody doing, nobody represents our era. Y'all took them serious? Like when they was like, you know, I guess because of the whole put together with reality TV thing. You know what I mean?

Yeah, man. You talking about B2K music. They made noise in the label. They was on the same label we was on. They made noise, you know? And also people felt really invested

because they felt like they knew them after watching them come together. Like you kind of watched the whole thing happen from the beginning. Hey, Fulton them had fans, though. Fulton them had fans, though. Even to today, if we do shows with them, like I be trying to get a couple of their little groupies and all that.

And, you know, they be like, nah, I want Willie. Yeah, the shows we did with Day 26 and Jay Holiday, them was all sold out. So they pulled, too. You know what I'm saying? Like together, together we pulled because I think what it does is it creates an experience for a fan.

You know what I mean? They want to come in, see the R&B music and the culture, you know? Basically, basically what I want to see is more R&B people start, you know,

doing things together. Everybody's saying R&B dead, but it's not dead. It's just, like people are not getting together. We got the fans that are sitting there waiting. They want to hear that kind of music.

You know what I mean? We got Unify. You just got to Unify. You know what I mean? You will come to a Mario, Lloyd, Pretty Ricky, B2K, and whoever else, you know what I mean? That's of our generation. You'll come to that show.

All right. Well, Pretty Ricky, we thank you so much. When the album coming out, man. Man, I'm mad. My dog ain't here, man, cause I was finna pull up on our trail, y'all. Album coming out soon, man. We just wrapping it up,

but we wanted to get a word of First Single. Good girls, y'all check it out. Get it on iTunes, support it. Y'all gonna hear a lot from us. We back, so. Follow me on Instagram, Baby Blue they just take care of me. You feel me? I don't think you want nobody to know what your Instagram is, Blue.

Baby Blue Woe. Blue getting married, man. How many A's on that woe though, bro? They going to find it. It's four A's on that woe. Blue getting married. Look, congratulations. Yeah, man.

You getting married. Hey, thank you, man. I'm with a beautiful woman. You know what I'm saying? She love me for me. It's real, you know? And she don't like you around on tour. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Blue got a high car. I don't know

who his girl is. Blue done left Miami. Blue don't even stay in Miami no more. Nobody stays in Miami but me. Nobody see me. I'll be staying in Jamaica. I'll be staying in Jamaica. I'll be back and forth.

But I'm Dade County for life, man. It's in my heart, man. I'm happy for the race. I'm the only one in Dade County. Hey, shout out to my kids, Makari, Speck Jr., my fiance, Pretty Jamie. Man, they all leaving you slick.

This sad, man. You feel me? That's how I feel. That's how I feel. That's how I feel. That's how I feel. I don't like this. Hey, the pretty Ricky, thank y'all for coming, man.

Thanks for having us. Thanks for having us, man. Hey, and I want to say, man, this is like literally my favorite morning show. And I know I ain't supposed to say that. Don't shoot me with the country, but I love this show. Thank you. Thank you, Blue. You put Simon Madrian, man.

Yeah. You put Simon Madrian, man. It's a breakfast club. It's a breakfast club. I'm a fat and all that around your eyes. They want this man to throw them blows, man. They wait for Charlamagne to tap these gloves.

Let's go. They had to make a judgment of who was going to be on the donkey of the day. They chose you. The Breakfast Club, bitches. Who's donkey of the day today? All right, listen, man. Charlamagne Tha God here. I'm on vacation until 2018.

I don't give a damn what y'all think about that because I deserve it. Now, the Breakfast Club is in 80-plus markets in 150 countries, so we have a lot of new listeners who probably don't even know who Charlemagne Tha God is. So use my time off to catch up on some of my past work, okay? Okay. If you're new here, I do a segment every day called Donkey of the Day, Donkey as in jackass, and that's when I give someone the credit they deserve for being stupid. So if you never heard of it, this is new to you. But if you are a regular listener, then this is an oldie but goodie

because it's the best of the donkey of the day. Donkey of the day goes to the Breakfast Club's own DJ Envy. All right, now when I woke up, I had quite a few texts from people.

One of my homegirls said, what in the DL hell? Okay. My other homeboy sent me a tweet that said, you're going to take this scrap DJ Envy. And then a group chat

with Envy and Angelique popped up on my phone and the text was from Envy about one o'clock this morning that said, you're going to take this scrap, DJ Envy. And then a group chat with Envy and Angelie popped up on my phone, and the text was from Envy about 1 o'clock this morning that said, so guys, apparently I like dildos in my ass. LOL. That's one blogger's reporting. Then Angelie replied, okay, to each his own.

DJ Envy responded, F you. And I did not reply because I don't know what the hell is going on. No judgment here. I just want to wake up in the morning, say my prayers, listen to Oprah's Super Soul podcast. I wasn't ready for all this download dildo talk, okay? But I walk in the studio and everyone immediately starts showing me that DJ Envy is the number one trending topic. Over 40,000 tweets. So I'm like, well, what the hell happened?

So I did a quick Google search. I Googled DJ Envy Dildo. And an article from Black Sports Online pops up, and the headline says, Twitter reacts to DJ Envy asking woman on Snapchat to use Scrap-On and eat his ass. Okay, two things. I already know half of this story is not true. Envy's not cheating on his ass. Okay, two things. I already know half of this story is not true.

Envy's not cheating on his wife. Okay, he's been scared straight a long time ago. All right? Well, maybe I should say he's not going to cheat on his wife with a woman. A woman, okay? Or with flesh. There you go.

All right, I don't believe that part, okay? I don't know who or what Envy is having a conversation with. Only thing I can do is deal with the facts of the case. Now, do you have some of the Snapchats, Angelique? Some of the alleged Snapchats? Do you have any of those? Yeah, let me pull this up. Could you pull up some of those?

I didn't have those ready. I'm still a little flustered by what I've been hearing. I didn't want to put that on my spirit. Okay, so Envy says he told the person, you are vicious. And the person said, I lick your ear as I'm slowly sliding it in. Can you feel my nipples? Yeah, a few different things. That's it?

Yeah, I can't. Some of it I can't really say. Well, look, I can only deal with the facts of the case. But there's some old tweets, too. I have those. I'm actually about to read those. I can only deal with the facts of the case. You know, the Snapchats are out

there, but six years ago This is bullying. DJ Envy tweeted These toys say 10+. 10 plus Envy? Boy, you got a 10 piece boy, don't be stingy. Wait, this tweet gets better. Envy tweeted These toys say 10 plus

but should say 21 plus. I can't figure these things out. What toy was this? I don't... I was putting together a dollhouse for my daughter and I said these toys say 10 plus but they should say 21

because I couldn't figure out how to put it together. Toys. Christmas time. Oh, I thought you'd only go up to 9 1⁄2. Yeah, I don't think a man who was taking 21-inch toys

would scale down to 9 1⁄2. Okay, what is 9 1⁄2 going to do for a man who's used to 21-inch toys? And that's another reason I don't believe this story. All right, now five years ago, DJ Envy tweeted, hashtag see the God feels like that first anal experience. You want to explain that one, Envy? I don't understand why you would tweet something like that, sir.

I didn't put that. Oh, that's the thing, trying to say that's a fake tweet? This is long before fake tweets existed. No, it hasn't. I didn't put that. Wait, what context did I put that in? That's what I want to know. There's no judgment here. Can I just bring something up that he did to me?

Yes, five years ago, Angela Yee tweeted, I can't believe Envy Thought Security would stop me because he put his dildo in my luggage. Now, I didn't realize it was one that he had used. I can barely remember what happened yesterday, so I don't understand the context of all these tweets from five years ago. Well, I was going through my luggage.

Actually, no, no, no. I didn't go. I didn't see it. And then Envy asked me, hey, did you see my dildo? I didn't say that. Yes, you did. And I said I didn't see it,

and so I didn't realize it was in my luggage. I thought it was funny. I got the intern to go get a dildo. We put it in your bag, and I thought you was going to get stopped through security.

First of all, interns don't travel with us, you lying-ass bastard. No, up here. You sent the intern to get a dildo, and you took the was going to get stopped through security. First of all, interns don't travel with us, you lying-ass bastard. No, up here. You sent the intern to get a dildo, and you took the dildo all the way to the airport. I'm just disgusted that you put a used dildo in my bag. I didn't put a used dildo. I just want to know why you've been playing with dildos all these years, my brother.

See, now I think I might believe what's on these Snapchats. Oh, my goodness. And you know here at The Breakfast Club, we keep slander for situations like this. Our producer, Daniel, has years and years of suspect audio. Some is on air. Some is behind the scenes. Keyword, behind the scenes. Are you ready?

Okay? Let's play some of this. Pick up a pack of Oreo cookies in Amizie's butt. Are you flaming? Yes, I am. I'm done, mother f***er. Who the f*** are you sucking? Yes, Charlamagne f***ing Amizie in the ass.

He's screaming. Ah! What is going on? What's going on? All jokes aside. Where do I work? I'm all jokers. Yes, Charlamagne f***ing Emmys in the ass. He's screaming. Ah! What's going on? What's going on? All jokes aside. Where do I work? I thought I was the zestiest member of this show. What is going on?

Slow down for one second. Can I play one more? Okay, go ahead. Because I thought about this one this morning, too. I did tell our producer to grab this. This is when Ro James was here. Play this. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy Angelou. Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest. Play this. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angelou. Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed. Ro James. What's up? Now, Ro, I'm going to tell you something.

When you was over there doing drops, Envy looked over there and Envy goes, Yo, who's that with the fatty? Stop right there. Stop. Hey, all I'm saying is, look, DJ Entry, all right? I got your back, all right? I got your back, but don't expect me to do anything else while I'm behind you, okay? This is ridiculous.

Now, I want to just say one thing because I work in the room, obviously, with both of y'all every day, and a lot of uncomfortable things happen here. So it is a little weird to me, Charlamagne, that you would do all these things and say all these things about DJ Envy because there's a lot of things that I wonder about you as well. Now, I put together some audio of things that happened in the studio behind the scenes, and here is Charlamagne. I'm a rough. I like it rough.

I like to come in. I'm not getting thrown in here with you today. If I get thrown in here with you today, we're f***ing tonight. Nothing can stop me. I'm all in this butt. Stop. Stop. Let me check. Why? I was just have that same energy. Why?

I was just grabbing the Cetaphil. Don't stop. Why? You want to wet me? Why? You don't got that kind of dick that can make me yell and holler, my nigga. Why? My nigga's like ass and booty.

He's thinking of what he do. I done brown hogged that nigga with my dick. My dick ain't nothing over here for you, my nigga. But vitamins and butt. Raindrops. Big cunts. I didn't do that to you, man. But vitamins and butt. Raindrops. Big c**t. I'll do that to you, man. Always think about him having a partial heart.

Listen. I'm not letting Cedric bust off in my face. Listen. No, that's just some of it. Listen. Why? Why? That's just a little bit of things that happen.

Envy got 40,000 tweets. Why does that have to happen to me? I have to defend Envy because, Charlamagne, I do feel like certain things that you say and repeated offenses would make it seem like... Envy got $40,000. Don't bring this to me. Why? I'm not on trial here.

It is to you. Envy's the one on trial. No. I think both of you guys might like certain things even more than I do. Listen, all I'm saying is this. Shut up. This is the only reason I'm giving Envy donkey today. All jokes aside.

I'm not here to shame him or nothing. Okay. All I know is a lot of us have watched Watch the Health, and you know there's no benefit to GMO products. So the reason I'm giving him V-Donkey today is because I don't understand why he prefers GMO dildos over organic flushing blood. Why are you standing up? Because you're in basketball. Then why are you bent over?

I'm ashamed right now. I don't know why you would shame me like this early in the morning on the radio. Why did you get up and bend over? It had nothing to do with me. You just shamed me for no reason. Like you just had a whole group of real of just me. Oh, you tried to have one of just me? You know what?

Give me donkey of the day and just let me be by myself for a second, okay? This is ridiculous. And give Charlotte my donkey of the day as well. Why do I got to be in this? That's what he said. Why? That's what he said. Why we got to be all in this?

My goodness. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Yee. Hello, who's this? We got Nisha on the line.

What's up, Nisha? Oh, my God. I'm on the radio with Angela Charlamagne and DJ Envy. Hey, I am. Yes, you are. Hey, Nisha. Hey. Okay, Nisha. Okay, so you guys, I've been with my guy for two years, right?

And just three months ago, we had a baby. Okay, congratulations. Thank you. And I just started working and I'm finna get a new place, but the problem is the relationship between me and my guy. Like, he has an anger problem. When I first met him, he was like the coolest guy ever we became

best friends and then we got into a car accident later like i'll say like six months later when we got in a relationship and like his anger raged that was the first time i ever saw him mad like that and it's like ever since any itty bitty thing like you could like hit his lamp in his room or something and he just go out on a rage. He needs to seek some help for that. The other day, I had came home late at work, and, like, you know how, like, it starts getting dark outside earlier now? Mm-hmm.

And I was taking a shower, and I was getting my daughter ready for bed, and he was just, like, under suspicion that I had been outside with somebody else or something and just had a whole attitude with me. Meanwhile, you're hired at work, and then you come home and work some more. Right. So, basically, he gets mad. He calls me a dumb bee. What?

And I call him a bum, and he just swings and hits me in my eye. Oh, hell no. And I told my manager at work, because I just need somebody to talk to, you know what I'm saying? And she told me, like, she's known so many girls who've been in my situation with guys who've been like that. And she said she lost her eye because of a situation like this. But my thing is, that was the first time he ever put his hands on me, you know what I'm saying? And then I was just going to, like, let it go.

But then I was going to church. Literally, I promise, three days later, I was going to church. And he was mad because I was going to church and bust my windshield. Y'all won't believe how he bust my windshield with pizza boxes. What? How is that possible? Now, here's my whole thing, because I can hear how emotional you're getting over this. And there are women who have lost their lives to domestic violence.

Your boss is 100% correct. And the fact that somebody could get that angry, a man should never even feel like he would ever want to hurt you in any way. And the fact that he's capable of that lets you know that that's the person that he is. You guys have been together for, you said, two years? Yeah. And it looks like the real him is coming out now. It sounds like he's got some issues within himself,

but you also have a child to think about. Right. You have a daughter, and if not for yourself, for your daughter, you have to make sure that you get out of an abusive relationship because that's what you are in. And the fact that you're like, oh, well, I was going to just let it slide. How could you let it slide that somebody gave you a, he gave you a black eye? No, it was a knot like right above my eyebrow.

The fact that somebody gave you a knot on your head and you were willing to let that slide? If a stranger on the street did that to you, would you let that slide? Oh, no. Okay, so the fact that somebody that supposedly loves you and has a child with you did that to you and you were willing to let that slide? Why is that okay? And why would he not continue to do that? Because as you said, he did that. You said it was the first time he did that, but then he got mad and

broke your car windshield. What if you would have been there and he would have seen you? What would he have done to you? Yeah, that's what I was saying too. Like, what does that mean? It's not acceptable and this is your life. And you have a child that you have to think about and worry about. And do you want to waste any more time with the wrong man? I really don't.

Okay, so value yourself. Lord have mercy, girl. If you don't get your act together, what the hell is wrong with you? You keep letting this man bust you upside the head. The penis can't be that good. Don't think that there's anything wrong with you because clearly a lot of women go through situations like this, and it's not an easy situation to be in.

It's not you. He's got the problem, and you are making excuses for him, and you're willing to forgive him. It's not your fault that he has a problem. Yeah, you enabling him and hurting yourself in the process. The only person who's going to really get hurt in this situation is you. You and your daughter. You don't owe that man nothing.

Okay? Okay. Now, hold on the line. I'm going to give you some information of somebody that you could talk to. You can do better, boo, unless you like walking around with black eyes. Okay. Hold on one second. Jesus Christ.

What is wrong with people? Why are so often people just to walk away? Listen, that sounds easy, but do you know there's millions of women that deal with that? It's not an easy situation. They have a child together. Sometimes women feel like, well, I shouldn't have did this. And he was just mad. And he just loves me.

And that's why he got so emotional. People really make excuses for men's behavior or for women. Women, you know, abuse men as well. But we can't make excuses for somebody not being able to control themselves. Let me tell you ladies something. I want y'all to go Google Charlamagne Tha God, can I get a drop video. When somebody punched me in my head I took off running You should do the same

Alright Ask Yee 800-585-1051 If you got a question for Yee You can call her right now The number's 800-585-1051 It's the Breakfast Club

Come on in Good morning everybody It's DJ Envy Angela Yee Charlamagne Tha God We are the Breakfast Club Ask C and E You got a question

You need some advice 800-585-1040. Call your Uncle Charlo and your cousin and see what's happening. Hey, what's your name, Mama? Nicole. Nicole, what's your problem? So, I'm living with my parents

and I'm living with my man, right? How old are you? So, I'm 26. 26, you live with your parents and your man? Yes. But the situation is that I pay the bills in the house, right? That's what everybody who lives with their parents says. I'm serious.

Go ahead. Damn. All right, so I've been with my man for like seven years, and now he moved out out of nowhere. That's not out of nowhere. You don't want to live with your parents no more. I congratulate him for being a grown-ass man who don't want to live with somebody's parents.

But what you mean I pay all the bills? Girl, you need to get your own apartment and pay your own bills. Why did he say he left? He didn't even say it because he said he's tired of this s***. Duh, he lives with your parents. Yeah, he can't knock you off like he wants to because you can't scream. He doesn't want to live with your parents, mama. I want to feel like a man.

I can't feel like a man living with your parents and you paying all the bills. But what is my family going to do? What do you mean? What is your family going to do? Why don't y'all both move out and get your own place? But I'm the one that supports my family. Lord have mercy. You Mexican?

What are you, Spanish? You're racist. Why am I racist? She's Latino. You're Spanish, right? Why is always a Mexican thing? But you're Latino, right? Yes.

All right, listen, man. It comes a point in time where Latino families got to stop depending on one paycheck. All right? That's just all it boils down to. Oh, hell no. That's all it boils down to, man. Well, try to get out, man. Try to get into an apartment with him. And, I mean, he just doesn't want to be under your parents.

You can't be mad at that man for wanting to be a man. I don't want to live with your parents while you're paying all the bills. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's up? This is Shay. Hey, Shay. What's your question, mama? So, my question is, I'm not your boyfriend, though.

No, you're not. I'm your man. So, if your man, right, he wants you to correct his nipples, like, you're not. If that man want his nipples caressed, caress his nipples. Ain't nothing wrong with a little caressing of nipples, and you should lick it, too. Listen, when you want your butt eaten, does he complain? Does he eat the butt? All right, you right. All right.

What's wrong with you, girl? And you might want y'all eating his butt. You might like that, too. No, no, we learning, though. How old are you? I'm 27. Oh, come on, now. Y'all way past the stage of learning, now.

Y'all should be grown. Caress that man nipples. Hey, there's nothing new to learn every day now. Come on. You all right, but you should lick his nipples, caress his nipples, and lick his butt. I wish a woman would complain about me wanting my nipples caressed when I'm eating her butt. I would, too. Hello, who's this?

Yo, this Lick out of Florida. Man, turn your radio down, man. What's your question for Charlene or CNE? So, my girl has a man best friend, but I don't know how I feel about that. Is he gay? No. All right, then. He's trying to hit.

Now, you should shut that down. You should shut that down immediately. Unless all y'all friends are all of y'all friends? I mean, we all went to school together. I ain't ask you that. I said all of y'all friends. Do y'all hang out? Do y'all kick it?

Huh? Hello? He hung up. Oh, he went to go get his gun. Damn. I ain't wanted to go that far. Well, he's definitely hating on him on the low, so you should definitely get rid of that situation.

Unless he's gay, no, you can't have any male friends. There's no such thing. Listen, when you got friends that are opposite sex, all of y'all got to be friends. All my close female friends, my wife is close with, dude, they call all cool together. Right. All right? That's the way it works. Hello, who's this?

Good morning. This is Demarie. Hi, Charlamagne. Hi, DJ Envy. Good morning. What's your question, mama? So, basically, I know everyone does music. Everybody and a great aunt.

Uh-huh. Go ahead. Get a job. I do have a job. Get a job. Are you a rapper? I do everything. Okay.

Get a job. No, let her explain. Go ahead, mama. How old are you? Come on, Charlamagne. I love you for that, for being yourself. But, you know, my question is just, like, how do I market myself? Like, I understand everybody

out there does it. How old are you, first of all? I'm 21. Oh, she got a little time. I think you should get a job, and you should pass out mixtapes at your job. I do. I have a job. I'm a college student, so definitely being on campus helps, but it's just... What's your major? It's human services.

I graduate in May, and I'm transferring to do my bachelor's in social work, so I'm doing things to make sure if certain things don't work out, you know what I mean? I can fall back on human services, but like... Well, do you rap or sing, Mama? I do both. Well, let me hear something right fast.

Hear something right now? Okay. So, they want me to keep it PG. They want me to keep it PC. Politely correct. They probably want to try to control me. Okay, okay, okay. Okay. So, they want me to keep it PG. They want me to keep it PC. Politely correct. They probably want to try to control it. Okay, okay, okay. About this plan A, right? About this plan A. You're in school. You should let plan A go. Alright. You're in school. You got a job. No, keep plan A. Don't worry

about plan B. See, this is the thing. Now, plan A was a rap career. No, plan A is not your rap career, is it? No, it isn't. Okay, good. So, about this plan A. Listen, stick to your plan A. Your plan B is not going to really work out. It's good that you're in school. It's good that you have a job. Now you can do all of that rap stuff as

a hobby maybe. You know what I'm saying? Because in the pursuit of your dreams you have to deal with your reality. You're dealing with your reality by going to school. And you'll eventually have a job. But if I was you, I wouldn't focus on that plan B unless it's a pill that you pop because somebody s*** you at school one day. There you go.

Oh, my God. Okay, thank you, guys. Have a blessed day. I think he was pretty honest with him. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God, We Are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Yee. Hello, who's this?

Juicy. Juicy. Okay, Juicy, what's your question for Yee? So, basically, I feel like I understand celebrities feel like all their fans are crazy or whatever, but I feel like if I go to every show, I'm up there supporting you, I'm telling all my homegirls about you

I play your music all the time anytime you come out I'm there supporting you if I respectfully ask you to come with a company to my appointment that basically is going to let me know if I got breast cancer or not. If I ask you as a fan, like, hey, I have, you know, a lump in my breast and, you know, I have two appointments and the results, you know, come out, you know, on the second appointment

and... Wait, now, who are you asking? You're asking celebrities? Just random people? Well, the person I asked, I've met him three times. So, you know, I'm not like a crazy fan. Like, I'm a fan who's met him. Oh, you're definitely a crazy fan.

Okay. How? Juicy, Juicy. How? Because I support you as an artist, and I asked you to come with me to find out if I got breast cancer or not. I'm crazy. Yes. Well, Juicy, celebrity or not, you've met somebody three times.

Right. And you asked him to come with you. I wouldn't ask somebody I met three times. Did you ask your mama? What about your daddy? Yeah, what about one of your best friends or something? My mom is dead, and my dad, he's not here. So I'm not sure I have friends, and I do have family,

but I feel like you're somebody that is able to help me in the sense that I wouldn't be in there crying. I wouldn't die if I found out. You know what I mean? Who is the celebrity? I don't want to say that because I don't want to be like, I'm not a crazy person. And I don't feel like I'm crazy for asking you to help me. Who is the celebrity? Well, so Juicy, so let me, okay, so he blocked you after you asked?

Yes. It's not like I was like, you know, crazy or anything. And I felt like I was, I said I would be grateful to have your support. That's what I said. I think you should tell us who it is. So maybe he'll feel guilty and then maybe he'll go with you on your next appointment. Stop it. Stop it.

Who is the person? That's messed up. I can't, I feel like, what if it's. Give us a hint. Give us a hint. Is he a singer? Yes. Trey Songz.

Have you had sex with him? Why is y'all so right? Is it Trey? Is it Trey? It's Trey, right? That was so sad. It's Trey. I know it was Trey. The reason I know it was Trey is only Trey's fans would feel like he's close enough with them to ask him to go

to a breast cancer appointment. What is this so silly? I'm sorry. I will just... Juicy, juicy, juicy. Supporting the whole music world because I feel like if I support you to that level, like, I spent a lot of money. I travel to shows, like, outside, not because, you know, like, I wanted something in return,

just because I wanted to support you as a fan. I'm like, you're great. Juicy, I just want to say something here. Number one, I just want to tell you, I am sorry that you're dealing with this, with the lump in your breast and having to go to these appointments and everything. I'm not crazy. I'm a very good person. I do a lot for people.

I take care of all my siblings. I'm the oldest. My mom passed away. The person tell you that they're not crazy more than seven times in a five-minute conversation. But Juicy, let me explain something to you, okay? The artist is not asking you personally, hey, I need you to come to my show.

Hey, you're doing this out of your own free will. And you should never do things to support people expecting them to do something for you in return. You should do it because you want to do it. You're right. You're right. So if you really support a person and you're, you know, a true, true person that feels like connected to somebody, you go to those shows, you spend your money because you want to because it makes you feel good and you should not say, well, because I've done this for you, you need to

do this for me. I'm not. I'm just saying that I feel like when I did ask. How about you could ask him to just, hey, can you offer me some kind words or let me know that I'm in your thoughts? Things like that, but you can't expect him to leave what he has to do and his responsibilities. He's only met you

three times. And I'm sure he does appreciate your support, and he loves the fact that you come out and support him, but you should never do anything in life expecting something in return. I never expect anybody to do anything for me. I can ask, and if you say no, I have to respect that. You sound very entitled. You're

right, and I do respect that. You ain't even offer that man no fellatio or nothing for us. Stop it. I did. You know, I did. I asked him. I was like, hey, I'll take you to dinner, you know. What?

You know. What? Did you say I will give you fellatio? Well, I mean, it's Trey Songz. He should already know that. Like, it's not. True, true. You got a point.

Listen, you're making a valid point. Girl, this is not. Okay. My goodness. Anyway, just leave him alone. Don't expect anything. Continue to be a fan and a supporter. And just chill.

And we'll keep your mama in our prayers, baby. Her mom dead. Oh, your mom died? Yes, that's what I'm saying. You talk about where your family at. Okay, they're gone. So if I do feel like I could reach... Like, I'm not saying that he should.

But I feel like if I do feel like I reach out to you on something serious, like, you can at least understand me. Like, I'm not... I'm not... that he should, but I feel like if I do feel like I reach out to you on something serious, you can at least understand me. Everybody's nice. And I wasn't expecting nothing. Juicy, you gotta for things like that, you really have to call on people that are very close to you, not somebody that you've met three times.

You can't push it. My thing was when I told Alright, alright, alright, okay. Juicy You can't pursue it. But my thing was when I told... All right, all right, all right. Okay. Juicy, don't make it... Juicy. No, wait. Let me tell you.

When I told my grandma, she just was like, oh, my God, it's the end of the world. So I stopped telling people. You know, I was like, oh, well, I can't tell nobody else. Because she started crying. She's like, oh, you're going to die.

So I was like, if I tell anybody else close to me... So who got breast cancer? She does. She has a lump. That's why she has... Oh, you got breast... Oh, she doesn't know. She got a lump. Yes. You have breast cancer? It's. She says she has a lump. That's why she has... Oh, you got breast... Oh, she doesn't know.

She got a lump. Yes. You have breast cancer? It's a bump in my breast. She doesn't know what it is. Well, you don't know what it is, but I say this. You need to go to the damn doctor,

not Trey Songz. I did go to the doctor. I made two appointments and that's why I told him. I was like, hey, could you come meet for the one where she's going to give you the results?

So she was waiting on Trey Songz to go to the doctor. Girl, just go handle your business and worry about yourself, okay? Hey, Ashley, if you don't hang up on this dumb ass girl. Oh my gosh. Jesus Christ.

Juicy, good luck to you, man. I would have mercy. We hope that you don't have breast cancer. Then you be trying to have patience with these people and then you talking to them and as soon as you call it stupid,

you the bad guy. That was the dumbest thing I ever heard in my life. Juicy, if you're listening, hit up Charlamagne and hit up Yee and ask them to go with you. I'm not coming with you. Charlamagne life. Stop it. Stop it. Calm down. I'm not coming with you.

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