The Breakfast Club - Classic: "Shoot Your Shot" and Sevyn Streeter/ Corey Holcomb Interview

Episode Date: January 1, 2018

1/1 Monday- Today on the show we flashed back to the time Sevyn Streeter stopped by and spoke about her first album, dealing with depression and more. Also, we flashed back to our favorite "Shoot Your Shot" moments with one listener even doing the "For the d*** Challenge" to get her man back, but it is not what you think! Moreover, we flashed back to when Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to Jason Whitlock, following an interview with Corey Holcomb discussing why he gave Jason Whitlock the hee haw in the first place and more.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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So you better have the same energy. Hello, who's this? Kira. Hey, Kira. Tell them why you're blessed, mama. I am blessed because, first of all, I love your show, KC Crew. Helps me and my husband a lot. Oh, thank you.

The podcast. Thank you, mama. I also love lip service. Thank you. Lip service is also off the chain. I will be graduating on May 26th. I'm a certified surgical technologist. So, thank you for my class. What does that mean?

The past few years. But we all have jobs in our field. We'll get before we graduate. I'm also a little upset because I graduated with 3.47, and I needed the 3.5 to get honors. No, that's so annoying. Yeah. Yeah, but it's all right.

What kind of surgeon are you? What are you going to do? What does that mean? What kind of doctor is it? I'm a surgical technologist, so I work in the operating room. I pass instruments to the surgeon, and I set up the sterile fields and maintain the sterile field, maintain fluid count, different things like that. Oh, got you, got you.

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I'm calling from Hampton. Hey, Gloria from the 757804. What's up, Mama? You mad this morning? Yeah. I need to call my son's father out. Uh-oh. This kid, he's 11 years old.

Uh-huh. He hasn't seen this man, he's 11 years old. He hasn't seen this man since he was two years old. And I've been sending him messages on Facebook to contact him. You're a Facebook father? Yeah, it is. Not even?

No, no, no. Well, you know, you haven't seen him in nine years. You sure he's alive? Yeah, he's alive. He's posting. He's posting things on Facebook. I know you're alive.

You're posting on Facebook. I know you're alive. You're posting on Facebook. I know you ain't dead, Craig. Can I say his name? Yeah, what's his name? His name is Phillip. He's in the Masons. He is, I think he lives in South Carolina now. I mean, I have had the same cell phone number.

We live in the same house for, I mean, all the years of this kid's life. So it ain't like He don't know where we live You know Damn sorry for you mama So yeah Hello who's this Yo yo what's poppin

What's poppin Why you blessed Why you mad Nah man I'm mad I got baby mama problems Right now man Oh man I think your baby mom

Just called Nah she ain't calling She ain't woke But she mad as hell Though right now I think I might end up On real start I had faked a fight I faked a What A fight with my baby mom With somebody else Now, she ain't calling. She ain't woke. But she mad as hell, though, right now. I think I might end up on Worldstar. I had faked a fight.

I faked a fight with my baby mom with somebody else. One of my exes got kind of crazy on me, and she wanted to fight my baby mom. So I hooked her up to fight my homegirl who looked like her. And now somebody hopped out and videotaped the fight, and they was yelling Worldstar. Don't try to clean it up now. What is going on? You're going to jail for hitting a girl. No, no, no.

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Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Seven Squirter has returned.

Don't you start with me. Seven Streeter, good morning, welcome back. I miss y'all. How are you boo? I am so good, I miss y'all. I can't believe this is your first album because it feels like you done had it. This is your first album? This is my first album, like real life, my first album.

You've been here like six times. So what you been doing all these other nights? I know, man, EPs. I've had two EPs, I've tou real life, my first album. You've been up here like six times. So what you been doing all those other nights? I know, man. EPs. I've had two EPs. I've toured off of my EPs. I've gone on like three tours off of my EPs. Wow.

Well, congratulations. You really did. I mean, listen, it worked. So why Atlantic just decided to now say, hey, you know what, Seven, put an album up? You know what? It wasn't Atlantic. It was me. Okay. You know, I just, I didn't feel like my album was completed yet.

It was very, very, very important for me to like, you know, tell all, I didn't feel like my album was completed yet. It was very, very, very important for me to like, you know, tell all of my truth on this album. It was very important.

Well, you started off really just talking about things that you were going through. You said you decided you wanted to call the album

Girl Disrupted. Yes. But then you said your life really got disrupted. What happened? Yeah, it got disrupted.

You can't stand up and keep cursing now. Okay, I'm sorry. This is real. What happened? What man came in your life and ruined you with his penis? The thing is, it wasn't necessarily a man.

You know, like I say all the time, man, I write a lot about, you know, love and what I go through with love and relationships and all of that. But I just went through a lot over like the last year and a half of my life. You know, I silently suffered with depression for like a solid year and a half and didn't tell anybody. My mother. What happened? What was so depressing? It's a lot of different things in my life that changed. You know, for one, I lost my grandfather.

That was extremely hard. And we lost him in a week. So that was really, really hard. Sorry to hear that. No, thank you. We lost my grandfather in a week. You know, I haven't really told a lot of people, but I found out that, you know, my sister that has been my sister all my life for 30 years, found out last Christmas that we have different fathers and that the entire time her mother knew the truth, but none of us knew.

So that was really tough to deal with. You know, then dealing with, you know, it's still my sister and I still love her. But it was really, really tough to deal with and it's still really tough to deal with. You know, obviously I was in a very public relationship and so, you know, just kind of getting over that because I feel like at the same time I still lost a friend that was still a friend to me.

Bob, that was still my friend. Oh! Yeah, it was still a friend. Come on now, he believes in a flat earth. You should be kind of happy about that one. It's not even that. I'm just saying, like, in terms of so, it was just a lot of different things be kind of happy about that It's not even that, I'm just saying It was just a lot of different things

And you're a cancer And I'm a cancer And then on top of that I pour my everything into my music, my career And anytime you're working 120% And you just feel like it's not in a place Where you want it to be It just takes a toll on you

There were so many different things that, you know, that really just got to me. And, you know, a couple people in my life that, you know, I needed to, you know, kind of go separate ways from. And that was really tough, too. So all of it. A lot of people reach out to me saying that they represent you now as management. Yeah.

And I was like, I've never known someone to have any other managers other than Tina Davis and Brittany. So that had to be tough for you. Yeah, that was like, I've never known Seven to have any other managers other than Tina Davis and Brittany. So that had to be tough for you. Yeah, that was really, really tough. I mean, I definitely, I love them.

I always love them. For people who don't know who Tina Davis is, she used to work at Def Jam. She found Chris Brown. That's the one that they say Chris Brown was sleeping with. Oh, God.

And Rihanna. That's why Rihanna swung on. I don't know anything about that. But she found Chris Brown and was managing Seven Streeter. So you got to a point where you wanted to kill yourself? Yeah. It was a lot. I dealt with a whole

whole lot. It was just a combination of so many things. I have a really great family. My mother is amazing. My mother is a minister. My aunt is my pastor. I saw your mom at this point. She's still married. Stop it.

She was like, I'm Seven's mom. I'm like, you're like her pastor. She's fine, too. I saw your mom at this point. Cut it out. She's still married. Stop it. She was like, I'm Sam's mom. I'm like, you're like her sister. You've been up here before. Wait a minute. That was your mom with the little crop top? Yes. Wait, little crop top? What are you talking about?

Little shorty. She had a little side boob show. First of all, my mom does not have a side boob show at all. Yeah, she did this morning. She does not. That is not a side boob. Your mom is fine, Sam. My mom is fine, though.

My dad is a very lucky man. They've been together 30 years. All right, mama. She's a very lucky man. But no, man. But it was just a number of different things. You know what I mean? Like I said, career things, you know, love type of things.

You know, that about my sister. That about my grandfather. Just so many different things that just, it took its toll on me. All at once. Did you ever think for a second, you was like, damn, like, B.O.B. believes in a flat earth. I was giving this man the poom poom.

Did that ever bring you down a little bit? Nah, that didn't bring me down for what? I mean, you know, those are his beliefs. They're not mine. Did you go to therapy? Shoot. It's half curtains. Shoot, sorry.

Shoot. Did you go to therapy? I tried it. I did. I tried it. And I wasn't crazy about it You know But that to each his own

It's not for everybody It's not for me One thing that you never know Is what somebody's going through Because you know me And Seven are friends And I had no idea Yeah

Like every time you see Seven She's very upbeat Yeah We've had some Really fun times And I never would have guessed That you were going through depression That's why I'm saying

You never know It might look like Okay I feel bad All the times Seven came up here and we drank with her and got her drunk self-medicated i honestly i have done that before i definitely have um but you know i'll come up here i have a good time with y'all y'all keep it light hearted i have a great time how did you get over it how did you get over everything um honestly are you over it you know

what today i feel great good you know you say that on the album too yeah you know what i mean like today i feel great and um i'm in a really And you say that on the album, too. Yeah. You know what I mean? Like, today, I feel great. And I'm in a really good space because so many things in my life, I figured out what my triggers were. You know what I mean? That's important. And it's very important. I figured out what my triggers were. And, you know, I handled all of them accordingly and dealt with them and faced them.

And, you know, I have a really great family, like I said. And they were praying for me even when I didn't want to pray for myself. So, you know, that always helps. As a cancer, oh, I'm sorry, go ahead. No, that's okay. And then, you know, I write, and writing is super duper therapeutic for me. Like, extremely therapeutic for me. What I love about this album is when I listen to it,

I can feel like I know what you're talking about. Yeah. Because if you know Seben, because she writes all her music and writes for other people, I'm listening to the music and I'm like, oh, okay, she's talking about him. She's talking about this situation. Listen, I talk about it all. I mean, I put it on my IG. I'm like, look, I'm probably gonna

write a song about you at some point. You know what I mean? Because I tell all my own business and records. You know what I mean? It's very therapeutic for me. It works. Alright, we got more with 7th Street and when we come back, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

7th Street is in the building. Charlamagne? Do you deal with colorism in the music industry? Because we saw Tinashe say that. Yes, I've been talking about that. You know, I always talk about that. Yeah, I've always been very vocal about it. You know, I can't speak about her experiences.

I don't know her like that. But my experiences, I've been dealing with that since I was 15 years old. And every group that I have, you know, been in, you know, I say it all the time, is not coming from a place of arrogance, but honesty. When you know that you can write or dance or sing just as well as the next person, but you don't get that opportunity because of, you know, them feeling like someone who looks a different type of way can sell, you know, can sell a record or sell a group, you know, better.

How do you get over those complexion issues? Honestly, I think that, you know, the younger you are, the tougher it is to deal with those types of things. And my whole vibe right now, you just got to surround yourself with, like, good, positive people. I don't have time for anything else. I just don't. You know what I mean? Now, what's your situation with Chris Brown now

Are you still like signed What was your situation before you were signed to him Okay are you still signed to Chris Brown I believe I am honestly I need to check and see But I think that I am still signed to him But y'all released one album I do I mean I'll be all the way honest and transparent

I love him to death. We haven't worked together in a very long time, you know, and I hate that that's the case. But, you know, there are other factors that are out of our control. I don't really think that it necessarily has anything to do with our personal, you know, our personal relation. I think there are just so many different factors. But, you know, I love him. I wish him the best. You know, he looks, he seems happy.

He has a beautiful daughter. So I'm happy for him. There's nothing about Chris Brown that says executive. And I love him. I wish him the best. You know, he seems happy. He has a beautiful daughter, so I'm happy for him. There's nothing about Chris Brown that says executive. And that's not a diss. He just don't seem like he's all the way together to be running other people's careers. I will say this. In terms of my career and his input in my career, he's been very instrumental. You know, like I said, even with

It Won't Stop, you know, him getting on that record, him getting on Don't Kill the Fun, like, I always appreciate that. That was the number one song. Yeah, it was the number one song. Like, you have artists who do this for years and never get to have a number one record, so I'll always be appreciative.

But I also think that was Tina Davis that was running his business and signing those orders at the time, wasn't it? No, that was Chris. That was Chris? Yeah, like, he was very hands-on, like, very, very hands-on.

Does he know you got an album out? I mean, I'm sure he does. Did he post it on the ground? I don't think he has. You're not signing him anymore. Oh, well, you know what? Listen, it doesn't matter to me. I'm just really in a good place with my own self.

I love my album. My fans are very happy with my album, and that's really all that matters to me. Now, why album this time? Like, why was it important for you to put out an album? Because you put out two EPs already. It was important because, I mean, for one, my fans deserve it. And two, I've waited my entire life to put out an album.

EPs are cool. EPs are fun. I love that. They're supposed to lead up to an album. Right. They're supposed to lead up to an album. So, and you just, you know, you get to put out more songs. You get to be more creative. Like, on this album, I literally got to tell so many different sides of my story. Like on this album, I literally got to tell so many different sides of my story.

Like I said, I got songs about sex. I got songs about, you know, motivating yourself. I have songs about, you know, obviously love and breakups

and all that, makeups, all that good stuff. So you just get to do a little more. You got a little more freedom. Does your mom know you're having sex? Of course she does, right? Boy, I am 31 years old.

When did you start telling her? I told my mom I had sex at 16. Wow. Yeah. How did she take it? I mean, like any other mother, she wasn't, surprisingly, she wasn't angry because of the way that she found out was through a hating friend, a girlfriend of mine, and she

just so did not appreciate the way that she found out, and she, we've always just had a really great relationship. And so we sat down, we talked about it. And, you know, unfortunately the way that it happened for my first time was not, it wasn't that great.

It was actually really terrifying for me. Oh, damn. Yeah, so. Penis was too big? Nah, it wasn't that. It was just a really uncomfortable situation. I won't, it's not, you know, rape or anything. I won't say that. Okay, okay. It wasn't that, but it was just very, very uncomfortable.

And I was in a not so great, you know, situation. But my mother is, has always been very vocal, very transparent. Like, ain't never like, you know, hid anything from me. So we've always had that kind of relationship. Did she tell your father? I don't think she told him initially. I don't. Did she tell your father? I don't think she told him initially. I don't. Did she give you any sex tips?

I remember when I was like probably early, early 20s. Oh, she gonna kill me. Early 20s, but we definitely had a b****** conversation. And how she taught you how? She didn't teach me how, no. Oh, okay. She didn't teach me how, but like I said, she's very like lay it all out on the table.

Like once I became grown, it's like these things are what goes down in a relationship. What was that conversation? Well, because I was like, oh, no, like to. One of those. When I was like, yeah. I mean, listen, yeah. Basically. We all been there.

We all been there. You been there before too, Shona? I had the whole, I'm not going to eat the pussy conversation. Of course. I'm not going to eat the pom-pom. I'm not going to eat ass. Oh all been there. We all been there. You been there before too, Sean? I had the whole I'm not going to eat conversation. Of course. I'm not going to eat the pom-pom. I'm not going to eat ass. Right.

I feel you. Your mom ain't going to give you all the tricks until you get married though. Really? You think so? Yeah, she's going to wait until you get married

to open up that wall chest and say, this is how you keep me for 30 years. I mean, I'm going to need that. I'm going to need all that advice. Tell mama to come in here with her fine self.

You leave my mama alone. Call mama in here, Ryan. Now, are you dating anybody now, Stephanie? Date? You are so stupid. I'm going to tell my dad. Oh, you know, they want you in here, mama. Remember when I was like in my early 20s,

you were telling me that sex is a very, it's an important part of a relationship. Yes. It is. But you're married. It's different. You taught her how to give a ****, mommy. She did not teach you how to of a relationship. It is. But you're married. It's different. You taught her how to give a b****. She did not teach me how to give a

b****. I just told her it was important. Yeah. It was important that it was, you know. It was important to give fellatio. No, nothing is to foul in the bedroom when you're married. I told her, I said, you're probably waiting until she gets

married to give her all the tricks. Yeah. She won't give me all of them. See? She won't give me all of them. I mean, she kept my daddy for 31 years now.

She'll be till about 35. Oh, okay, 35. 35, 34. 35 years. Karen, do you like the guys that seven days? Until they hurt her. Because I think

she can choose well. You know, it's just, they just mess up. When you find out B.O.B. believed in a flat earth, what did you think? I'm an educator. So, hey, I just felt like you need to go back to the book. I did, because that's not what history has taught us.

Oh, my God. I just think he's a little misinformed. When you see Chris Brown do his antics and stuff, do you ever worry about Seven being signed to him? Absolutely not. Because Chris, in his personal life and the things that he has experienced, never affected her. He's always shown her the utmost respect. It's the same thing I just said.

She's never seen him do anything that she's, nothing happened around you? I literally can honestly say I've never seen him do, never in my professional relationship. Not even cocaine? Boy, come on. 7th Street, the album is out right now. Girls Disrupted, yes. Mama, we appreciate you for coming. Yes, thank you guys.

You got to hide that side boob because you had Charlamagne all looking at you. First of all, we both married. Her dad go whip your ass. She is fine. There you go. It's 7th Street. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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

Mess it up. We got Manny on the line. Manny, what's up? Manny! What's going on, guys? What's happening, brother? How you feeling today? I'm hopefully feeling better after this.

Now you want to shoot your shot. Who you want to shoot your shot with, bro? With this girl named Rosa. Tell us about Rosa. Tell us about Rosa. I met her at a family party a couple months ago. I think she was like a friend of one of my cousins or whatever that I don't get to see that often. So

things are going good. Got a couple drinks in us. We're out there on the dance floor. She's grinding. You know, everything's going good. I get her her Instagram. I hit her up later on, you know, hit her up in the DMs and got her number. We started texting. It just hasn't progressed from there. Yeah, because you don't know how to talk.

You pause after every other word. You know what I'm saying? The best thing for you to do is probably text. You're probably a terrible conversationalist. Why would she want to progress with you, sir? Did you ask her out, man? I've tried to get with her a couple times. Just hasn't worked out.

I mean, she's busy. You sound like you lack confidence, low self-esteem. You don't believe in yourself. Why should she believe in your penis? Jeez. Yeah, I believe in my penis. Yeah, Manny, we need you to hype it up, man. You can't be kicking games sounding like this.

Look in the mirror and say you're the problem. You're the reason you can't get no ****. It seems like you work better with liquor in your system, though. I could be a case. I could agree with that. I mean, I let loose a little more. You got some liquor at the house now? Yeah.

I need you to take a few shots or something, right? So, Manny, what are you... Yeah. And then call us back. Manny, what are you going to say to Rosa? Basically, let's get together. We've been flirting back and forth. Let's just finally...

This is painful. Go pour a drink now. Manny, this is painful. Manny, this is painful. I'm not going to lie. Take a shot now. You got anything to do today? No.

You don't got to drive nowhere? No, I'm off today. All right. I'm off today. Go pour three shots of liquor. Shoot him right now. Go do it while you're on the phone. Go.

Go. Right now. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. He's going to do it. We're going to do that. We're going to get a song on it.

Manny's so easily influenced. I want to hear him take the shot. Now you can take shots. We got to hear him take the shot, and then We gonna get a song on it. Manny's so easily influenced. I wanna hear him take the shot. Now you can take shots. We gotta hear him take the shot and then we go to a song. That might be against protocol, drinking liquor on air. He's home.

I know, but we're not. When we get back... What? Hello? Take a couple of shots. Manny! And then we'll cool... You got the liquor?

You pouring the liquor? Oh, yeah. Let me hear you drink one. Okay, I don't believe him. It's like you was sucking a d***. But it's all good, brother. It's all good. When we come back, let's play a song.

Let them take a shot. We'll call Rosa. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. We're in the middle of Shoot Your Shot. We have Manny on the line. Now, Manny's going to call Rosa.

Go ahead, Manny. Hello? Hey, Rosa. How are you? It's Manny. Oh, hi, Manny. How are you? You remember me from the party a couple months ago?

Yes, I remember you. What? This is a different number. I just, you know, I'm at my friend's house. Okay. I thought I'd give you a call. We haven't been able to connect, so I was hoping that we could get together soon. Manny, I don't know about this.

I feel a little weird with us talking, okay? What's the problem? I mean... Wait, what? Do you realize that we are cousins? Oh, well, this is not going anywhere. No way. What are you talking about? Manny, you're trying to talk to your cousin?

Your blood cousins? Who is this? Manny, do you have multiple people on the phone? Hello? Come on, slow down. It's not just multiple people. It's the Breakfast Club. We're your cousins, too. Angelique.

We are multiple people. Charlemagne Tha God. Now... Wait, what do you mean we're related? Como estas? Everybody calm down, calm down. I am from South Carolina. I have experience in humping cousins.

Really? Let's talk about this. Okay. What number cousin are you? First, second, third, what is it? Well, Rosa, okay. No, you gotta know this. What is it, Rosa? That's a good question. I don't like this. What is it are you? First, second, third, what is it? Well, Rosa, okay. No, you got to know this.

What is it, Rosa? That's a good question. I don't like this. What is it, Rosa? How does Manny not know this, but Rosa knows it? Because my mom explained to me. I had asked her, you know, who is Manny to us? Like, is he just a friend, a family friend?

She's like, no, he's your cousin. What kind of cousin, though? How much of a cousin? Manny, you're not, like, love-related to us. Well, y'all can have sex then. It feels weird. Who am I talking to now? So, that's Charlamagne. So, you guys are cousins by marriage?

Yes, by marriage. Oh, y'all good, man. You just used that as an excuse. Did you know this, though, before all the dancing and all the texting? Manny, you knew how drunk I was. I did not know you from Adam. I wish Manny was drunk right now. It was Adam.

Listen. I don't think it matters. I've had sex with my cousin before. Really? What's his name? Shut up. This happened in Mount Sinai, South Carolina, and you find out after the fact,

somebody be like, yo, you want some older relative? Be like, yo, you know that's your cousin. Listen, me and Chris Rock are cousins. We're not like first cousins, second cousins, third cousins. Cousins don't really mean nothing unless they're like your mama's brother or sister's kids, man. So you're saying only first cousins matter? First, second is a little sketchy.

You know what I'm saying? But third cousins is okay? Third cousins, you can get that off. I'd wear a condom on just in case because you don't want your child to be born with three arms. You guys aren't related by blood, though, so do you just not like Manny? No, I do. I like Manny. I get goosebumps when that happens, when my mom told me.

So you're my cousin's cousin? Yeah. Rosa, esta noche fue perfecta. Quiero tener sexo contigo. Rosa, How about we Can I give you a call later And you'll pick up Yeah cause we're bored

I'm gonna be honest with you I would not Y'all don't need to be having No conversations with each other Y'all just need to text each other Write each other letters There's nothing They might be a great couple

Y'all Y'all kids are gonna be The slowest talking kids On the planet Dale una oportunidad. They don't talk that fast. There's no need for you to keep repeating Spanish to them. That sounds terrible.

Your accent is awful. I don't know. You sound like y'all put commas after every word. I'll talk to you later on that. Oh, my God. Bye, man. Bye, Manny. And what's the girl name?

Rosa. Rosa. Okay. Have a blessed day. Hasta luego. We are the Black Clothes Club. Okay, yeah. Besa mi culo.

Why are you quoting Spanish? Spanish? No, I know Spanish, though. Why? Why are you saying? Because they all speak Spanish. He's looking at his phone. You sure they Spanish?

Rosa Spanish. Everybody, you can't really trust that now, man. I don't like your accent. Because a lot of people are faking accents. Listen, ever since the hurricane in Puerto Rico, a lot of people are faking accents and putting GoFundMe links up. All right. Well, we think Rosa Spanish.

Okay. Anyway, when we come back, we got the rumors. You know she does speak Spanish, is what you mean. What did I say? You said she is Spanish. Oh, what was I supposed to say? Spanish is a language

or a major from Spain. You ain't supposed to say nothing. That's the point. Emi, cede la boca. Hasta la vega, all right? Rumors on the way, it's the Breakfast Club.

Hasta la vega? What does that mean? Hasta la vista, I spent. Anyway. That's Arnold Schwarzenegger. That's the Terminator. I don't know what the hell you're quoting right now. It's the breakfast club.

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

Mess it up. Mess it up. We have Ashley on the line. Ashley, hey. Hey, what's up, guys? What's up, Ashley? How are you, boo? What's going on? You shaved your legs yet this morning? Oh, stop it. Now, Ashley, who do you want to shoot your shot with? My ex,

Nino. Okay. Why'd y'all break up? You know, I think it was my fault. Anybody listening, any ladies out there listening, your man keeps, know that you played a role in it. Like, I wasn't giving him enough attention. I work all the time. Wow.

Oh, you sound like you're victim-blaming, boo. So, Ashley, he cheated on you, but it's your fault he cheated on you. Yeah, you got to make sure that you take care of him first. She got a point. I mean, it's just like with a woman, sometimes women, they say they cheat because they wasn't getting what they wanted from a man. So, yeah, it can work both ways. Isn't it more of a conversation that you guys have of him maybe perhaps breaking up instead of cheating or saying, I'm not getting what I need?

I mean, sometimes that's kind of fuzzy, right? I mean, it's a little f***ed up here together for five years. And it's not always easy to be like, hey, you know what? Maybe this isn't working. Sometimes it's just easier to just, you know, go meet with somebody else real quick. True, true, true. Of course that's easier, but relationships doesn't always mean taking the easy way out. I mean, yeah, I just, I recognize it's hard.

And all I know is I want my man back. And it's not like y'all was married. You know what I'm saying? You like a car that he was test driving. He went to go test drive another one to see if he wanted to buy that one. You know? Here's the thing, Ashley. It's fine if your boyfriend cheats on you and you want to get back together with him. Happens all the time, every day.

People stay together. But I don't know about blaming yourself. Why are you telling her her struggle? Jesus Christ! Yeah, you shouldn't blame yourself though, mama. But you don't know what she did yet. Or what she wasn't doing. For not giving him enough attention. What do they always tell women? What your man don't do, she did yet. Or what she wasn't doing. For not giving him enough attention. Hey, what do they always tell women?

What your man don't do, another man will, right? Same thing with a woman. So does that mean you would be justified, too, because you weren't spending enough time? So, therefore, he wasn't spending enough time with you? You know, no. I was just working all the time. I'm a nurse. I was just trying to, like, get as much money as possible.

And he wasn't working at the time. You're a nurse, and you ain't never gave that man a warm scrub down. You ain't never walking there and see if his balls need some tending, too, but you so busy washing everybody else's. Well, he wasn't even working. He could wash himself. Now, what makes him so good that you want him back, my mo? You know, this love is real.

I miss him. Stop it. I don't really even. Come on, do the 40 challenge right now. I know you got it. Come on, come on. All right, you know what? Let's just, Ashley, let's just call him. I want to see. All right, you hold on, do the 40 challenge right now. I know you got it. Come on, come on. All right, you know what? Let's just, Ashley, let's just call him.

I want to see. All right, you hold on, okay? Okay. Now watch, you're about to hear a whole other story from this guy. Hold on. About Ashley. Hold on. We're going to call him when we come back.

Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, we're in the middle of Shoot Your Shot. We have Ashley on the line.

Now, Ashley wants to shoot her shot with her ex. His name is Nino. All right, it's up to you, Ashley. Let's call him. Hello? What up, Nino? How are you? What up? What's good?

Dang, you sound so cold. You don't miss me? Come on, man. You already know the deal. You be on your crazy shit all the time, for real. I mean, okay, but I'm off of it. I'm off it. I miss you, and I wanted to talk about working you out. Oh, man. See, we to go down this road again, right? No, we're just going to go down a different road.

Listen, we are so good together and out here I've been by myself and I don't think I'm going to find anybody that's better than you. You really just missed the D, that's all it is. No, that's not all it is. No, that's not maybe a little bit, but that's not all it is. That is what it is. No, that's not all it is. No, that's not maybe a little bit, but that's not all

it is. That is what it is. You already know that. Let me hear you say it. Say it. You really want me to say it? Yeah. First, you have to tell me that we can be back together. This is sexy.

No, first you gotta tell me how much you miss the pipe. I miss the D. I can't hear you. This is sexy. No, first you gotta tell me how much you miss the pipe. You think your voice is sexy? I miss the D. I can't hear you. I can't hear you. Say it louder. I can't hear you. I miss you.

Just a little bit. What do you... Tell me how much you miss the pipe game. Ashley, tell him how much you miss the d***. I told you to do the 4 to D challenge.

This is disgusting. It's not disgusting. This is sexual. This is not disgusting. How is it disgusting? My nipples are gone. First of all, Ashley, this is The Breakfast Club. DJ Envy, Angelie, Charlamagne Tha God.

Oh, what's the guy's name? Nino. Nino, what's up, brother? How are you, sir? Nino, you are a cheater. Nino, I like your pimping. Yeah, he got some good pimping. I like your pimping, Nino.

I told her before she called you that she should do a 4 to D challenge. She won't even say it anyway. She did say it. Not really. Yes, she did. She knew we was on the phone. If we wasn't on the phone, she'd have been like, I love you. Say it, Charlamagne.

Say it. I said it. Nino, why'd you cheat on Ashley? What happened? Yo, y'all are crazy as hell. I'm really in the breakfast club, man. Yes, yes. Nino.

Oh, man. Good D, Nino. Can't believe you're one of our listeners. Why did you cheat on Ashley? Yo, Ashley, she be wilding out, man. You know? Nino Oh man Can't believe you're One of our listeners Why did you cheat on Ashley? Yo Ashley She be wilding out man You know Like she just gets crazy

And she be accusing me Of shit that I didn't do So So you didn't cheat I'm like yo If you gonna accuse me I may as well do it Wait Nino did you cheat

Yes and no though I mean I did I did I'm not gonna lie I did But I couldn't take Her crazy shit anymore

But she wants you back She wants to try it again. She wants to start the relationship over and see where it could go. She's kind of crazy, man. Like, we got to lay down some ground rules. Like, all that going through my phone, when I'm hanging out with my boys, accusing me of being with other bitches. But, I mean, you have been with other girls.

Let's lay down some ground rules for you. All that cheating. How you know all that cheating? You know how much this man cheated. How many times have you cheated, sir? I mean, you know. All that cheating. All right.

Will you get back together with Ashley is the question. I ain't going front, man. Ashley a freak, you know. So, you know, and I do miss her, you know, but... Oh, so you want to do a for the poom-poom? I guess I'll give it another shot. Now you want to do a for the poom-poom challenge? Yeah, I'll give it another shot.

There you go. All right, Ashley. All right, Ashley. That's what you wanted, girl. You got it, Ashley. Listen, Ashley. No judgment. You do you.

This is what y'all should do to make this official. Ashley should do a for the D challenge. Nino should do a for the poom-poom challenge right now. Ashley, you happy? Ashley, you got some balls for that? I'm so happy. Nino, you got some balls for that poom-poom? Come on, Ashley.

She got to go first, though, for real. Go ahead, Ashley. She the one got me all the breath. Why I got to go first? Ladies first. I already said. You're crazy as hell. Why do I have to go first? Ladies first. I already said. You're crazy as hell. Why do I have to go first?

Go ahead. One, two, three, go. Go. Boom. Hit the beat, Envy. Boom. Okay, go. You shy for that.

You can't even get on the radio and lie for that. Catch a STD. Come on, Ashley. I the radio and lie for that. Catch an STD. Come on now. I'm telling you why for that. I go to work. You can't go to the birthday club and freestyle for that. I called y'all up for that. I go to work for that.

There you go. And you know and I know I ain't fucking with that. That is trash. You got to be out of your f***ing mind if you think I want you back, Nino. I just called because I wanted everybody to hear that you and your trash-ass s*** wanted me back.

What? What? What? What the f***? That's what I'm talking about. Oh, my God. I'm talking about. Oh, my God. I was questioning Ashley. Drop one of the clues, Bob, for Ashley.

But now I'm all for you, Ashley. I'm all for you. What an audible. Ashley was down 28-3, and she came back and won the Super Bowl. Thank you, Ashley. Give it up for Ashley. Oh, my God, Ashley. Nino, your D is trash.

Give it up for Ashley's tarty, tarty, tart. Nah, Ashley. Give it up for Ashley. Oh, my God, Ashley. Nino, your D is trash. Give it up for Ashley. Tarty, tarty, tart. Nah, nah. We don't need that now. Boom, Nino. Boom. Now you want Sarah Poon Poon's thing because she dissed you. Boom.

Nino, trash. Drop one of Clue's bombs for the heavyweight champion of the world, Ashley, God damn it. Lord have mercy. Nobody wants that trash ass penis. Ashley. You're crazy. Ashley, I love you, girl. I don't even know you and I love you.

She shot her shot and blocked her own shot. Ashley, you are my level of petty bull, all right? Michelle Obama said, when they go low, we go high. But sometimes you got to take it to the floor with them. Sometimes you got to go lower. You took it to the goddamn depths of hell just now. Oh, my God. All right, Ashley.

Thank you for calling, Ashley. May God forever bless you, Ashley. No, stop it. Oh, my God. Goodbye, Ashley. My goodness. All right. Oh, my God.

You don't hear the date. Yeah, my God. You get donkey of the day. Yeah, you dumb ass. You get donkey of the day. Yeah, you dumb ass. You are a donkey. It's time for donkey of the day. Donkey of the day, huh? I'm going to fatten all that shit around your eyes.

They want this man to throw them blows, man. They wait for Charlamagne to tap them gloves. Let's go. They had to make a judgment of who was going to be on the donkey blows, man. They waiting for Charlamagne to tap them 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've 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 sports journalist Jason Lee Whitlock. If you don't know who Jason Whitlock is,

he is the co-host of a daily sports TV show that I never heard of called Speak for Yourself on Fox Sports 1. Now, Fox Sports 1 has been in the news because Colin Cowart had LeVar Ball on his show and LeVar got into an exchange with Kristen Leahy, also a Fox Sports one. Play that real quick to refresh everyone's memory. Have you sold any shoes yet? Yeah, I've sold a good amount to me.

How many? Stay in your lane. I'm just curious. I don't even worry about her over there. Every time she scares me to death, I'm thinking of Saul right now. Hey, my problem is you are a hater. I never disrespect women, but I tell you what, if you act like that,

something's coming to you. Oh. And it's okay. Do you think... Wait, are you threatening me? Okay, now I gave Christian Leahy donkey of the day for those comments because that is textbook, let me weaponize my whiteness to demonize the black man. Anybody who can't see that doesn't want to see it. And I said during donkey of the day that she played the race

card by accident. I don't even know if she weaponized her whiteness on purpose, but that's what she did. And I stand by my statement. That's the same kind of energy that got Emmett Till killed. You got these idiots who want to say, how can you compare LaVar Ball to Emmett Till? I'm not comparing LaVar Ball to Emmett Till. I'm simply saying the same weaponizing of whiteness to demonize the black man

is what got Emmett Till killed. That's the same energy Christine Leahy gave out in the middle of that exchange. Yes, that man says you're going to get what's coming to you, Christine Leahy. That's him simply saying calm is going to come your way based off the comments you've made about him and how he raises his kids. But Christine, by your logic, if you think that's a threat, then Jason Whitlock definitely threatened me yesterday on Colin Coward's show The Herd. Can we play that?

Charlamagne Tha God has come at Christine in a totally unprofessional, dangerous, irresponsible way. Some of this is spun in a racial way that I think is difficult for white people to handle. This is my area of expertise. I'm going to go at Charlamagne Tha God and all these idiots. Charlamagne Tha God and the Breakfast Club is the most powerful, popular, urban radio show in America. In New York, L.A.-based? New York, but it's a national show. It's Sirius XM.

He needs to be dealt with, and he's going to get dealt with. We're not Sirius XM. We're iHeart, damn it. I'm going to be dealt with. I need to be dealt with. That is a threat, Jason Whitlock. If you think what LeVar Ball said to your precious Christine Leahy is a threat, then you saying you're going to deal with me is absolutely a threat.

Jason Whitlock said that I am spinning this in a racial way that is hard for white people to handle. You know why it's hard for white people to handle? Because waste of good black skin like you, Jason Whitlock, get around these Caucasians in corporate settings and don't tell the truth. How are we going to make racial progress in this country if we don't communicate? Tell them the truth. Same way Christian Leahy can say what makes her uncomfortable, I can point out as a black man what makes me uncomfortable.

And Christian Leahy demonizing LaVar Ball and weaponizing her whiteness by saying this man was threatening her when he clearly wasn't makes me uncomfortable. And yes, I use the example of Emmett Till because that's the same kind of energy that got him killed. News like that wouldn't be hard for white people to handle Jason Whitlock if Negroes in position like you to tell them the truth, told them the truth. But you're too busy attacking black people and demonizing us that you don't seem to understand that. Malcolm X once said, if you're not careful, the newspapers will have you hating the people who are being oppressed and loving the people who are doing the oppressing. Well, it's 2017. If Malcolm was alive, he wouldn't say newspaper.

He would say media. And he would be talking directly to Negroes like you. Because when Jason Whitlock got on his show, Speak for Yourself, along with Eric Davis, Chris Bessard, and the damsel in distress, Kristen Leahy, he said this. Charlamagne Tha God did a commentary labeling you the donkey of the day. And this kind of sent me over the top because he went as far as to analogize this to what happened with Emmett Till. For Charlamagne Tha Guy to use his platform, the most powerful urban hip hop station in America, with a huge following to throw that kind of heat on you when your intentions weren't malicious at all, your interaction with LeVar Ball wasn't disrespectful at all. For him

to throw that kind of heat on you and your family, this is ridiculous. And it plays into a racial politics that has gotten out of hand or via social media. Charlamagne, stop it. Grow up. Be a man. You don't need that to build your following.

Social media, people over Twitter, please stop and think. We're being racially divided for no reason. For the entertainment of people over Twitter and Instagram, this needs to stop. This was never supposed to be

a war and it's turned into it. It was never supposed to be a war between me and LeVar, between me and Charlamagne Tha God, and now it's turned into that. It's not a war on race. It's not a racial discussion. It's not a feminist discussion. It was about respect. And to Charlamagne Tha God, I would love to go on your show.

I've actually been a fan of The Breakfast Club. And if we can have a healthy conversation about this and make some good come out of it, let's do it. Put some respect on my name. Oh my God. Now, Jason Whitlock has the nerve, the unmitigated gall to say what I said was irresponsible, inappropriate, dangerous, out of bounds. Even has the nerve to say that I don't have to demonize

someone. But not once did you check Christine Leahy for demonizing LaVar Ball. Not once did you tell Christine Leahy that her demonization of LaVal Ball is dangerous. And Eric Davis and Chris Brassard, I'm disappointed in you both because not once did either one of you Negroes speak up and try to explain to the damsel in distress why she was

in the wrong. Even if you feel like Laval Ball was in the wrong, do you think her playing the victim and positioning herself like she was in some sort of danger from the big scary black man was okay? Y'all keep screaming about lack of respect for christine lahey but on that show to her she's positioned in the back of the bus you want people to look her in the eyes and talk to her how what guest has eyes in the back of their head if you respect her so

much position her the way she's a real part of the show and guests don't have to break their neck to talk to her hey christine last thing i have to say to you is the way they have you positioned in that room is how they feel you should be positioned in life. OK, behind the guys, way off to the side. But F that. It's not about you right now. It's about Jason Whitlock. Jason Whitlock, you have the nerve to talk about someone being inappropriate, irresponsible, dangerous, out of bounds. Jason Whitlock, have you met yourself? OK, I remember an article you wrote about Serena Williams calling her an underachiever.

Serena Williams, the greatest tennis player of all time. Top five athletes of all time, regardless of gender. You said she her an underachiever. Serena Williams, the greatest tennis player of all time, top five athletes of all time, regardless of gender, you said she was an underachiever. One of your lines from that article was, seriously, how else can Serena fill out her size 16 shorts without grazing at her stall between matches? Jason Whitlock said Serena Williams has chosen to smother her athletic gifts into an unsightly layer of thick, muscular blubber, a byproduct of her unwillingness to commit to a training regimen and diet. All of this coming from a man who waddles when he walks, a man who looks like he has to concentrate with every breath he takes, has the nerve, the body shame, Serena Williams.

But that's what you do, Jason Whitlock. You love tearing down black excellence. You always strive to demonize black people in the media for absolutely no reason. Let's run through a few of them, shall we? I just told you about Serena. Well, Jason Whitlock also had something negative to say about LeBron James' equality commercial. How do you speak down about

a man who did a commercial encouraging equality? Listen to what he said about LeBron. My point about LeBron James that I don't think people are getting. His athletic privilege and wealth define him more than

the poverty and or racism that he experienced growing up. And therefore, if you buy that, you'll understand my analogy of why I say he's no different than Donald Trump. My Emmett Till analogy

is crazy, but LeBron is like Donald Trump. Come on, now that's crazy. How, Sway? LeBron is about building bridges, bringing people together. Donald Trump builds walls. He wants to keep people divided. How are they remotely the same? Jason Whitlock also doesn't think Colin Kaepernick is authentic. Let's hear it. Should Kaep's sincerity

still be questioned? 100%. And I. Let's hear it. Should cap sincerity still be questioned? A hundred percent. And I think it's fair game. This kid was about Instagram models, tattoos, his abs, and building up the Colin Kaepernick brand until the very moment he loses his starting quarterback job. And now he's out here and he's Martin Luther Cornwall. I don't buy it. I don't care. Oh, he's raising awareness for this or that.

See, that rhetoric is dangerous because it makes it seem like the issue that Colin Kaepernick was protesting isn't important. If you're making the white people you work with feel like Colin Kaepernick's protests aren't important, then by default you're making what Colin Kaepernick is actually protesting, which is the unarmed killing of people, especially people of color by the police, seem not important.

But Jason Whitlock, this is what you do. It's your stick. This is how you get attention. Attack and demonize folks that are black and prominent in our community. I refuse to believe you would come capable for a woman of color the way you capable for Christine Leahy. See, you keep telling me not to make this a race thing, but the same way Christine Leahy used a textbook example of weaponizing whiteness and demonizing blackness, you are a textbook

example of a twisted house slave. You are Steven and Django. You are doing what you have to do to keep your white counterparts happy because you think it gives you some sort of job security. I mean, look, it's documented that no black people at ESPN wanted to work with you, so you went over to Fox Sports 1 to be the white man's watchdog.

That's all you do is balk and try to bite black people on behalf of the white man. Because if that wasn't your agenda, you would have at least attempted to school Christine Leahy on why her rhetoric was dangerous. Not just to LaVar Ball, but historically why that type of energy has been dangerous to black men in this country forever. Now, Jason Whitlock, I know you threatened me and said I was going to be dealt with. But I need you to have that same enthusiasm when it comes to dealing with your obesity. OK, you need to lose weight, my brother. All right, your first, last, and best love will always be self-love,

and that's why you don't love anyone. Look, Jason Whitlock is a house slave, but he don't love the white man. All he does is tear down black people, so we know he doesn't love us. But truth is, Jason Whitlock doesn't love himself. If he loved himself, he would lose weight, hurt people, hurt people. And when you are built like Cleveland Brown from Family Guy in real life, nine times out of ten, you're hurt, and you better not get on fox sports one today and say i body shamed you because damn it you body shame serena and i'm not going back and forth with you because

i know you eat this kind of attention up i mean you eat everything up but you really love dining on attention and i'm not giving you any more until you lose 200 pounds i refuse to go back and forth with a man who doesn't love himself, okay? I would not take any critique from you serious until you take your life serious and lose weight. Jason Whitlock, if you're confused on what I'm telling you, it's simple. You're too fat for a fedora. And I don't take fat house slaves and fedoras seriously. I'm just using this as a moment to teach the white people you work with that are confused about why the Christian Leahy situation with the ball is so serious. And it's simply because some white women in this country have a history of weaponizing their whiteness to demonize the black man.

And if guys like Jason Whitlock can't convey that message, then guys like Charlemagne, the God can. Please give the fat fedora wearing house slave Jason Whitlock the biggest hee haw, please. The Breakfast Club. That's right, please. The Breakfast Club. That's right. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. Now, Charlamagne just gave donkey of the day.

A fat fedora wearing house slave named Jason Whitlock. Just ether Jason Whitlock. But I don't have anything else to say. I got my man Corey Holcomb here. Corey Holcomb, welcome. Good morning. How do you feel about Jason Whitlock, Corey? He's a professional burper.

He burps anywhere from 20 to 30 times a day. From food, alcohol, something. He burping. Now, do you think he is what they call an Uncle Tom? Well, he's definitely an Uncle Tom. Everything he says, he's looking for approval from Caucasian people. And I want to let those guys know that Caucasian people see it. They're like, wow, you really kissing butt, dear.

You know what I'm saying? That's a fact. And you know what? Caucasian people don't like Uncle Tom's. I'm going to tell you why. Because if you don't love your own people, it's only a matter of time if you turn on them. All intelligent people know if you don't love yourself,

if you don't love them. So no matter how Jason Whitlock tries to get cool with them or whatever, I'm just saying, you're making a fool out of yourself. You're making a fool out of your people and you're making a fool out of everything that has to do with you.

Because I watched the people he attacked. He attacked LeBron James, Serena Williams. He attacked Kyle Kaepernick. And now Charlamagne Tha God. It just makes it seem like he has a problem deep down inside with himself.

He cannot stand people who can walk up a flight of stairs. He can. He cannot stand people who can walk up a flight of stairs. If you ever let him go up some stairs behind you, just look back real fast. You're going to see him like, oh. What's your experience personally with Jason Whitlock? One day he was in L.A. and he needed a ride to the hotel because he knew a friend of mine. And, you know, he put him off on me.

But I was nice. I was like, oh, that's dude. Okay. I drop him off at the hotel and I saw the loneliness in his eye. It was like when we was driving, I didn't even have my radio on, but that Incredible Hulk music was playing. That sad music. I could tell he really wanted me to be like, hey, you want to go to a bar or something like that? But I was just like, no, let me drop you off, dude.

I hope the elevator ain't working in the hotel. That'll make me get out and get my iPhone out, watch you walk up the stairs. But I hope you're on the second floor. Well, let's go to the phone lines. People want to talk. 800-585-1051. Hello, who's this?

Hey, what's going on? It's Anthony. Hey, what's going on? It's Anthony. Hey, what do you think of Jason Whitlock's comments? Man, what I think is, man, I put him on the same level as Ben Carson. He has no idea what's going on. Like, he has no idea what the black community goes through. He doesn't understand what the black community is doing, such as LeVar Ball.

The only reason he feel that she is right and saying it's a threat because he wouldn't tell her how many shoes he sold. The only way the white man is still threatening is if the black man is making money and they don't know how he's making money. All right. Thank you, man. Now, what do you think of LaVar Ball? I think he's a cocky guy,

but I love what he's doing for his kids. You put it right, man. I think, like, if I was his friend, I'd be like, hey, cool out a little bit. Just a little bit. But we behind LaVar Ball because I like his swag. You know, he went was his friend, I'd be like, hey, cool out a little bit. Just a little bit. But we be high on LaVar Ball because I like his swag. You know, he went on the show, old girl who was trying to get at him

with all that negativity and try to hang him in the room, make it seem like he did something. He was just like this with her, like I would be if she was talking crazy about me. Right. I would love to meet a girl like that. Yeah, we see what goes on when somebody talks crazy on your show. Yeah, we need to get Zola to run up on Jason Whitlock's show one time. Zoe's going to do his elbow dance.

And Aaron Spears will turn up. 888-510-51. Corey Holt comes in the building. We're still taking your phone calls. Okay. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, if you just join us, Charlamagne gave donkey of the day to Jason Whitlock. Yes, sir. I call him a fat fedora wearing house sleeve. And I'm not going back and forth with Jason. I challenge him. If you want to go back and forth with me, you got to lose 200 pounds.

Now, what if they want to come on the show? I don't think that's necessary. Because I know we've talked before about engaging with people who might have a different point of view and kind of having conversations with them. Is it worth a conversation? If we bring Kristen Leahy on the show, I gotta bring Angela Rye up here for woman to woman to tell her why her

weaponizing her whiteness to demonize the black man is wrong. We got Angela Yee. She can do it. I think so. Like you threatened her. Exactly. That's why I want a woman to do it. I would let a woman do it. Exactly. I mean, we were gonna have Tommy Lauren up here before she canceled. Well, God works in mysterious ways. She canceled and we haven't made that mistake yet.

Now we have Corey Holt coming to build him. Now, 805-85-1051. A lot of people on the line want to give their view on Jason Whitlock's comments. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Von Isaac from Norfolk. What do you think of John Whitlock's comments, Jason Whitlock's comments? I think he was just reaching. And the fact that he tried to say anything about Charlamagne,

I really think he was just like, because he was on that show trying to appeal to her and not really listen to what Charlamagne said, he was just trying to nitpick at the whole Emmett Till thing

and then just take that and run with it. Basically, he's just dumb. Okay. You got the attention you wanted, I'm sure. Hello, who's this? Hi, it's Shirley.

My name is Shel. Hey, Shel. What do you think? What's the comments on Jason Whitlock? I just want to shout out Charlamagne for really addressing these real issues, because the things that he is saying are cries out for attention, like, in order to

defend Christina, and I feel like Charlamagne broke it down with research and facts to back up his pettiness to let him know that what he's doing is not okay. Oh, you did see the pettiness, though. It was a little pettiness. Of course.

Y'all know I'm the petty guy. Come on now, I'm petty wise. Of course, of course. But God, you have to. Sometimes you have to because they will get away with the things that they do. And if there's not people like Charlamagne to call you out on the BS that's going on,

then it'll just slide by. And I just want to say thank you because for people of color all over the world, like, we need somebody defending us. That's real. Thank you, Mama. And that's why it's so crazy when he says it's hard for white people

to understand the things that I'm saying. It wouldn't be if you would just tell the truth to him when you up there. That's real, man. He mad because he got that dip in his bed. You already know. When you see him walk, he got that dip in his bed. You already know. When you see him walk, he got that dip in his bed. Right in the middle.

And it ain't come from being with a woman. When he real tired and he fall in that bed, that dip is... It ain't going away. It ain't going... You got to start over with a new bed. Now, I want to know, are you and Eric Spears cool now? Is there a lawsuit? People might not know because he wasn't in the shot.

Corey Holcomb got a show called The 5150 Show. Really good show. You probably saw it on TMZ. The young man named Zoe took off his glasses and swung 100 punches at Aries. Probably landed two. Aries said that he was drunk during the interview. Aries came in there acting up. He was drunk.

He was embarrassed. So that's why I do want to say this because I haven't had a chance to talk to him. But I'm not mad at you, Aries, that threatening message you left on my phone. I know you was just embarrassed. What did he say? If I took him seriously, I'll be looking for him. You know what I'm saying? When I see you and saw you, you got 24 hours in your day.

I'm going to get my golds from Brooklyn and all that. I was like, you ain't got no ghouls. And you know, when I helped him up off the floor, I just never felt a man so soft. Right. Helped him up off the floor. No, see, y'all only saw the fight. The video got cut off.

He kept hitting him until he fell to the floor. Oh, so Zoe didn't land some punches. Yeah, well, he didn't land. You guys are saying that he blocked the punches. Nah, he fell to the floor, and I helped him up because I didn't want him to get beat up. He was just really gooey when I helped him up. I never felt a man that soft.

I was like, wow, you ain't never did a push-up. Is there a lawsuit? It costs money to file a lawsuit. Everybody's ain't got money to be fighting no lawsuit about some dude doing an internet show out of storage. Them people would be like, get out of my office. Now,

you talk to Zoe about, you know, you gotta let, you know, the people at your interview say what they want. You just can't beat up everybody. Yeah, yeah,

but this is what wasn't said. Just like that lady who, they never say what they did. Right. They just, like, they were just talking about

what Charlamagne did. The whole show, he kept touching them. During the breaks, he was very disrespectful, you know, and he was just a bad guy while he was up there. So it led up to all that. But I told Zoe.

Unless it's light skimming, we get emotional sometimes. You know, you only want to push us but too far. And I told Zoe, man, I bought this equipment. What if y'all tore up this equipment? Because that was the main thing I was worried about. Don't break the desk. You know what I'm saying? But, you know, Aries, I love you, man. Just be for real. If you be for real, you won't have nothing to be worried about. Don't break the desk. You know what I'm saying? But, you know, Aries, I love you, man.

Just be for real. If you be for real, you won't have nothing to be embarrassed about, no matter what happens. If you get beat up for being for real, there's nothing to be embarrassed about. That's right. Now, how do you feel about these man rompers that everybody's been very into?

The romp him. They got to be baggy. Okay, so you're into it if it's baggy. Well, yeah, if it's baggy, I might pull one off, but I'm a weirdo. You wouldn't wear no romp him card. I would wear it. No, so you're into it if it's baggy. Well, yeah, if it's baggy, I might pull one off, but I'm a weirdo. You wouldn't wear no romp-em card. I would wear it just for the response. I like when people talk about me because I know how to signify.

But I can't wear the tight one. I can't wear the tight one. It'll show off all my flaws. You look like a mechanic or something like that. That's too baggy. So ladies, if you want to get him a gift for Christmas, he's looking for a baggy rumper. A baggy one, right? We appreciate you for joining us, bro.

That's right. And I want to say to all the ladies out there, real love is taking that burner phone number and earning your way to the real phone. Oh my goodness. All right. That's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

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