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Episode Date: September 8, 2016

THU 9/8 - Comedian Gary Owen stops by The Breakfast Club to talk about his new reality show on BET (yes, Black Entertainment Television), how he handles today's racial climate with a multi-racial family, why he had to readjust his stance on the Kaepernick-Flag fiasco and why he thinks about ice cream when he sees black people. Sweet guy. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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listen to podcasts. radio right now. Do you know how to pop that coochie for a day? There you go. It's the world's most dangerous morning show. Got the cameras a mother******. What kind of show is this? Let's go listen to this show. The Breakfast Club. With DJ Envy. The captain of this b****. With Angela Yee. The only one who can keep these guys in check. With Charlamagne Tha God. I'm a lovable a**hole. And this is The Breakfast Club, bitches! Good morning, Angela Yee. Good morning, DJ Envy. Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. It's Thursday. Happy Thursday. My voice did crack just now. It was a short week this week, so.

Yeah, it was. It was? It felt long to me. It did? Yeah, Monday off. Oh, yeah, today is Thursday. So technically today should be Friday. No, not really.

No, it should be Wednesday. It should still be Thursday. We just have Monday off. It should be Wednesday. So what is today? Thursday. Thursday. We sure about that? Is that our final answer? Today's Monday. We just have Monday off. It should be Wednesday. So what is today? Thursday. Thursday. We sure about that?

Is that our final answer? Today's Monday. You don't want to call a friend? Nope. Okay. I have a little tickle in my throat. I feel like I'm about to get sick. Ah, drop on a clues bomb for a good time, damn it.

Damn it. What you did last night? You tickled your throat, ma. I worked all day yesterday. Word. And then what you do at after work? That's what we want to know. I didn't get home until like 1230 last night.

And you still got it in at 12.30? I always thought you had a sturdy job, ma. I hope you all get sick. You know what sick rhymes with, by the way. Tickling her jaw.

Yeah, but what should I do to make sure I don't get full-fledged cold? Drink some green tea with some lemon and some honey. I have green tea with ginger here. I'm going to do that.

And take some vitamin C. Okay? Okay. All right. That should do the trick. All right. Now, did anybody go to Kanye's fashion show yesterday? Did you go?

No. I had to do something. No. I didn't know Kanye had a fashion show, but I did think. We told you yesterday it was streaming live on Tidal. You said, wow, his fashion show is today also? I don't be paying attention. Yeah, and you respond and everything.

I did think a couple times yesterday that I did want to see his St. Pablo tour again, though. Like, I did. You know, you're riding around and you pull up the TLOP album and you're listening to the records. And you're like, damn, I wouldn't mind seeing that show again. Well, you can always head out to Atlanta. I think some of my friends in Atlanta are about to go. And you got three dates in L.A. if you want to go all one more time. But you can always head out to Atlanta. I think some of my friends in Atlanta are about to go. And you got three dates in L.A. if you want to go all the way across the country.

I might be in L.A. around that time, too. So I was thinking that. That's exactly what I was thinking. You're like almost famous. What's that mean? You never saw the movie Almost Famous? No, I heard the Big Sean album, though. What's the movie about? I think that was Finally Famous.

Oh, I don't know. But, yeah, that's when he follows the band around. Oh, no, I ain't following him around. I just like the energy of the show. You want to see it one more time? Because I'm telling you, man, when I left that show, I felt inspired. I wanted to create, and I want to create things that bring people together. Because, you know, when you go to his show, the audience is so diverse.

It's black, it's white, it's Indian and Asian. And it's like I want to create things that bring people together. That's the energy I felt when I left the show. Did it make you want to wear Yeezy fashion? Absolutely not. Absolutely not. I was wearing Yeezy fashion my whole life, growing up in Moscow and South Carolina when I used to cut grass, when I used to help my father do construction.

Clothes with holes in them. Yes. Been doing that. Well, he performed yesterday, too. I'm sure we'll talk about that in the rumors. Surprise show. But we got front page news when we talk about, oh, and comedian Gary Owen will be joining us. Gary Owens is the blackest, whitest comedian you'll ever meet in your life. He's white. He's not one of those white guys who act black.

But for whatever reason, black people have embraced Gary so much so that he even has a reality show coming on BET. A white man with a reality show coming on BET. That is what you call satire. The first white man leading on a BET show ever. BET network show ever. That's right. For any type of show. Series, sitcom, reality.

Yeah, Gary Owens. All right, well, let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what we talking about, Ye? We'll talk about Ryan Lochte, Olympic swimmer. What is going to happen to him? Also, the iPhone 7. Are you excited? Do you want to run out and get it?

We'll tell you what's new. Okay, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. Here's Drake. Here's One Dance. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. DJ, MV, Angela Yee.

Hey! We are the Breakfast Club. Wake the hell up, damn it! Now, let's get into front page news. Ryan Lochte, what happened with him now? Well, he's been suspended for 10 months and from the next world championship. And that's all for that gas station incident that happened during the Rio Olympics. Now, his suspension is longer than that of the other three U.S.

swimmers that he was with at the gas station that night. And he's banned, like I said, from the 2017 world championship meet, which is going to be held in Budapest next July. He exaggerated some of the events that happened. He acknowledged that he exaggerated some things, but he did still stand by his story that he and his teammates were detained at gunpoint and forced to pay money

so that they could leave the gas station. Initially, he was saying there was a gun cocked against his forehead, so on and so forth. That never happened. Now, authorities did paint the picture of the swimmers basically acting kind of obnoxious at the gas station. And then they vandalized the sign

and they were forced to pay $50 to leave. There were guns that were pulled when the swimmers tried to leave without paying for the alleged damage. Basically, Ryan Lochte lied. He's a damn liar. He over-exaggerated. He didn't over-exaggerate.

He lied. Stop it. The framework of what he said. I mean, there were guns involved. Stop it, Yee. Stop it. He's a liar. He lied. He didn't over-exaggerate. They did block them from leaving. He didn't embellish. He lied. He didn't over-exaggerate. They did block them from leaving. He didn't embellish.

He lied. But it was his fault. He said he got robbed in a taxi car. He lied. On his way, and they took all his stuff. He lied. I don't know why y'all keep trying to make it seem like he did anything other than lie. He lied.

He lied. Imagine telling your girl that you get caught cheating. You over-exaggerated. I didn't cheat. I slipped and fell into. I'm not lying. I'm over-exaggerating. But the framework of that is true.

I'm embellishing. All right, now let's talk about the iPhone 7. Now, let's see if you feel like you want to go ahead and get this iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. They did announce everything. You do want it? Yeah. I wasn't really, okay. They said it's waterproof.

Well, yeah, they said it's waterproof and dustproof. Y'all look like y'all swim all the damn time. Like y'all Michael Phelps. No, but people drop their phone in the rain. I ain't never dropped my phone in the rain. You never dropped your phone in the rain? No. No water spilled on your phone?

Yes, but damn, man. Ain't that much to cause it to go short. Y'all look like y'all dipping your phone in cups of water like teabags. I dropped my phone in water when my phone was ruined before. The iPhone 7 gets two extra hours of battery time compared to the 6S. It also has double the storage capacities.

And they also are getting rid of the jack for the headphones, so now you actually have to plug it into the same. Or you have to use the, I guess most of us use our Bluetooth anyway. That's going to ruin life for a lot of those aux cord DJs. All those DJs that like to get in your car, come to a party, and be like, you passed me the aux cord. Now, the camera, there's two rear cameras, so you can easily switch from a wide-angle shot

to a telephoto. Also, the phones have a larger aperture now, so that's going to improve if there's low lighting, so it's not going to be so dark-looking. And it's a 12-megapixel camera. Everybody's going to get to 7. You know why everybody's going to get to 7? Because that's just what we do as a society. When the iPhone drops a new phone, we go get it.

I hate when people try to say stupid things like, oh, it's waterproof. I'm going to get it. No, that's to be that way. I don't want to have to get new headphones. For me, it is. For me, I like the fact

that it's waterproof. What else in your life is waterproof? My other phone that I have, my Samsung. Yeah, the Samsung's waterproof already. Yeah, it's waterproof.

So that's the only thing we care about being waterproof is our phones? Well, I wish my laptop was waterproof, then I wouldn't have to buy a new one. I just want to know

how much water y'all around on a daily basis to join the waterproof. Well, I DJ in the club, and when I DJ phones? Well, I wish my laptop was waterproof, then I wouldn't have to buy a new one. I just want to know how much water y'all around on a daily basis to join the waterproof. People spill stuff all the time. Well, I DJ in the club, and when I DJ in the club, I put my phone next to the laptop. I don't need liquor spilling in it. So you need a liquor-proof phone.

That's waterproof. That's waterproof. A lot of people have spilled anything, things on their phone and wish that they were waterproof. People have dropped their phone in the toilet. Let me stop saying that, because I'll be done spilled,

dropped mine in the toilet today asking people about their phone. I feel like you put yours in rice or something one day. I did. I was climbing up. So you actually did spill something or dropped it.

I don't remember why I put it in rice. But you put it in rice because you got it wet. No, no, no. You know what it was? It wasn't working and somebody told me

to put it in rice. It was because you got it wet. Only if it was wet. Yeah, it had nothing to do with the water. It was just putting it in rice. That's why the rice didn't work. You would never put it in rice

unless it was... I was wondering why the rice thing didn't work. It got liquid on it. My goodness. I was clowning my guy yesterday. I was clown put it in rice. That's why the rice didn't work. You would never put it in rice unless it was got liquid on it. My goodness. I was clowning my guy yesterday. I was clowning

wax because a dude kissed him on his hand, right? What? In the club, right? What? What? We was in the club.

I wasn't in the club. What club were you guys in when guys were kissing each other on the hand? This was last Friday when it was his birthday, so he

don't drink. He had a couple shots and he was a little tipsy, so this dude walked up to him, you know, gave him a pound and kissed him on the hand.

Right. Awkward. So I'm like, how a man kiss you on the hand? How does a man take your hand and bring it up to his mouth to be able to kiss him? You know what happened to me yesterday? A man kiss you on the hand? A man kiss me on the hand. Wait, wait.

How did a man kiss you on the hand? It was Dr. Oz. I shook Dr. Oz's hand. I don't know how Dr. Oz got his hand up to his lips, my hand up to his lips. But I was like, wow, that does happen fast. There's no prevent defense for that. Did you like it? I mean, I didn't think nothing of it.

I was just, I'm using that to say I'm talking about the phone and how my phone has never been wet. And I said, let me stop saying that before I drop my phone in water today because just yesterday I was saying, how does a man kiss your hand? And I got my hand kissed. But did you like it? No, I didn't think nothing about it. All right.

Yes. Did you have on a suit yesterday, Charlamagne? Yes, I did. I was around a lot of different people yesterday. I saw Bishop T.D. Jakes yesterday. I saw Layla Ali yesterday.

I saw Dr. Oz yesterday. So, yeah. Okay. I did have on a suit. All right. I saw Malcolm Gladwell yesterday. My friend was like, is Charlamagne wearing a suit

on his Instagram? Oh, yeah. Charlamagne about to switch up on all you hoes. I was in the time my friend was like, is Charlamagne wearing his suit on his Instagram? Oh yeah, Charlamagne about to switch up on all you hoes. I'm out of here. I got things to do, okay? Alright. And that's front page news. Tell them why you mad. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent. Call us right now.

800-585-1051. Call us. Vent. If you're having a problem, you had a bad night, bad morning, you want to get some things off your chest. Call us up right now. 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Hey, hey, hey, yo, hey, yo, good morning, yo. This is the Mad Rapper, son, for real. I'm mad and I stay mad. I stay angry. I stay heated. I stay pissed off. Tell them why you mad. Breakfast Club, let's go. Hey, this is Key from Columbus. Hey, Key, tell them I stay mad. I stay angry. I stay heated. I stay pissed off. Tell them why you mad. Breakfast Club, let's go.

Hey, this is Key from Columbus. Hey, Key. Tell them why you mad. Yeah, I'm mad because, you know, a co-worker, an ex-friend, you know, she filed to get a protection order against me. Wow. Yeah, me and her fell out a few months ago and never got physical, never threatened her. But, you know, I get the little thing in the mail, you know, and it's saying I threatened her and I'm riding by her house.

And I'm like, really, where is this coming from? But yet, you know. Y'all used to be lovers? Hell no. Maybe she wanted to, but yet, you know what, that made me want to put my hands on her. But, you know, I just want to wash my hands with the whole thing. I just want to be done. But apparently she's still holding on for some reason.

Well, maybe is it a temporary restraining order and then you have to go to court? Well, the first one wasn't even granted. So, she wanted to have a hearing. So, now it's going to court. But I guess she filed and I didn't even know. You got to give it to God, boo. Give it to God. Yeah, that's it.

I'm lying. I don't even know what that means. You should sue her. You can't sue her. For a false report. For defamation of character for my attorney fees. I'm going after that. You should. her. You can't sue her. For a false report? For defamation of character. Yeah. I'm going after that.

You should. Good luck. Defecation of character. No, defamation. Somebody asks on your name. Yo, what's going on? It's your man Stink. Tell him why you mad.

That's a good segue. I just said defecation of character, and he said his name is Stink. Stink, tell him why you mad. I'm mad because the other day, last week, I met one of his favorite rappers in the airport. Who was it? I played him one of them. Who was it? I can't tell you.

Yes, you can. Nobody knows you, Stink. Who was it? No, but they know him, and he might be listening. This is one of those popular shows out there. He's not going to sign you. No, but listen, though. He listened to a song.

He went from, yo, give me your email address, to, oh, snap, yo, here's my number. Call me on Monday. So I called to a song. He went from, yo, give me your email address to, oh, snap, yo, here's my number. Call me on Monday. So I called him on Monday. He was like, yo, come to the house. Send me the address and everything. It's about an hour away.

I drive an hour away, all the way to his house. He not there. He not answering the phone. He sent me back like two hours later. Ain't come through at 10 o'clock tonight. Mind you, I got to be at work at 4 a.m. I already know what he's going to do. He sound like he want to hit.

Who was it? What artist is it, man? Chill, bro. Chill, chill I got to be at work at 4 a.m. I already know what he's going to do. He sound like he want to hit. Who was it? What artist is it, man? 10, 5, 10, 10. No, he an OG in the game, so I got to keep going. Oh, he definitely wanted some butt. He definitely wanted to smash, bro.

If he was an OG, he definitely wanted some butt. That's what... I think I know who it is. Who is he? Nah, nah. He just got out of jail. Not too long ago.

Yeah, okay. That makes sense. Just got out of a deal. Who was it? No, I said he just got out of jail. Jail, not a deal. A rapper just got out of jail. Not too long ago. Yeah, okay. That makes sense. Just got out of a deal. Who was it? No, I said he just got out of jail. Jail, not a deal. A rapper just got out of jail. He just got out of jail.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And everybody was saying, Free him. You think he's cute? Free him. What? What? It couldn't have been Gucci

because Gucci ain't gay, number one, and Gucci can't leave his house. He can't leave his house. Who was it? And then on top of that, he's just like you, Envy, because you told me you were going to give me an email address and then you hung up on me. Envy invited you

to his house? Hold on now. No, he said he was going to give me his email address and he hung up on me. Oh, I remember that. Envy's trying to hang up on you now, which leads me to believe you must be handsome. Wait, where do you live? I'm in the A. I'm in ACL. Oh, you definitely was trying to solicit for some money. Wait, where do you live? I'm in the A. I'm in ATL.

He definitely was trying to solicit for some money. Nah, but what's up though, Andy? I've got some stuff. You got a pen? Why did you just make your voice so high like that? It's DJ. I got excited. DJ?

Uh-huh. That's so foul, man. They got disconnected. So foul. Hit him up at breakfastclubam at gmail.com. They got disconnected. Why you hang up on that nice piece of train, man. They got disconnected. So foul. Hit them up at breakfastclubam at gmail.com. They got disconnected. Why you hang up on that nice piece of train, man? That man willing to do anything to get on, and you hanging up on him?

You must be a change, man. It's got to be him. Oh, my goodness. Tell them why you mad. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, call us right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. That was Drake, Riri, Too Good. I really need to know who the hell that rapper was, that guy was talking about, that stink was talking about. From Atlanta. Atlanta, who just got out of jail. Everybody was saying, free him. And the dude gave him his email, his number,

and then invited him into the crib. The dude was trying to hit, though. I'm telling you that right now. See, now you say was trying to hit. I can't think of the rapper. I mean, is it? Just the guy that got out of jail. Who's the rapper from hit, though. I'm telling you that right now. See, now you say we're trying to hit. I can't think of the rapper. I mean, is it? Just the guy that got out of jail. Who's the rapper from Atlanta

that's been in jail? I don't know. Gucci been in jail. I know it ain't Gucci. Rico Richie been in jail. I don't even know who that is. I can't say who it is, guys. Sorry.

Who is he? No, he said an older rapper, though. He said an old guy. That's what he said. He said he's been around. Who is he? Come on, guys. I'm telling you right now,

if you OG in the industry and you say Atlanta and you say Atlanta, you're inviting dudes to your house at 10 at night, you're trying to get somebody on the old fat. Hit us up on Twitter. We'll tell you if you're right. Which is through penetration. We don't even know who it is, though.

Yes, he sent us an email and told us already. Would you like to get signed? Huh? Let me get in that behind. Okay? That's it. Now we have comedian Gary Owens joining us. It's Gary Owen.

No S. Yeah, there's no S at the end. No S at the end. Gary Owen. Owen. He'll be joining us next hour. He has a new reality show on BET based on his family. This guy, I'm telling you, Gary Owen is the blackest white guy you will ever meet.

Not because he acts black, because he doesn't act black. He's not one of those type of white guys. But for whatever reason, the black community has embraced Gary Owen for years. He's been in Will Packer movies, and it don't get no blacker than a white person having a reality show on BET. And it's pretty funny. I mean, come on. The show starts next month. Okay.

Well, we'll get into that later. But right now, rumors on the way, Yee? Well, let's talk about the Yeezy season four fashion show that just went down yesterday. We'll tell you kind of some of the highlights from what happened. Also, what love and hip-hop star has filed for bankruptcy saying that she only has $20 in cash? That could be any one of them hoes. All guys. And guys can be hoes, too. Okay.

I said she. Oh. All of them. It's a class action bankruptcy lawsuit. All right. We'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. The Rumor has it. On The Breakfast Club. So listen up. Well, after a great St. Pablo show at the Garden, Kanye unveiled his season four Yeezy collection. Now, I was hearing stories that this was a disaster, Pablo's show at the Garden. Great understatement. Kanye unveiled his season four Yeezy collection.

Now, I was hearing stories that this was a disaster, the way this all went down. A fashion show. Yes, his fashion show. It was at Roosevelt Island in New York City. And I saw some great pictures of Tiana Taylor there who actually helped show off some of the clothes. People were talking about the models and how he wanted multicultural models. And that was on the calling for the models. There were about 100 models there that were going to be modeling the clothes.

And Kim Kardashian was there, of course. Kylie, Kendall, all of them were front and center. Tyga was there. But there were some issues. Now, sometimes I read things. I'm like, okay, people are just hating because they don't like Kanye's fashion. They got a Yelp report? But I'm going to tell you this. I actually read a lot of different things that talked about

this fashion show starting about two hours late. It was at Roosevelt Island on the grounds of an abandoned smallpox hospital. A lot of shoes were breaking, according to people that were on Twitter that were there, but one person said the clothes did look good. Okay, one of the models actually ended up taking her shoes off all together. Some of the people that were taken, they actually got an invite.

Now, one thing that was good to read was on Fashionista. This editor, Alyssa, she actually went and she was one of the invited guests and she gives her

full account of what went down, including pictures, if you want to check it out. She said she got her invite at 4.34 in the morning. Only about a thousand people were invited.

They didn't tell you where it was, but they did tell you where shuttle buses would pick you up and transport you to an undisclosed location. So she said they got there at 1.30 p.m. sharp. Okay, and then after that, they got on the hashtag Yeezy buses. At about 3 p.m., they reached the destination. There was a lot of traffic. They got to Roosevelt Island, but they still had a long way to go before they would actually take their seats. They did get a ticket.

Then they had all these security checkpoints. She said more than she's ever had to go through at the airport. Then, just as the sun was at its peak, they told them the show was going to be delayed until 4 p.m. And that's when they said people were getting upset. There was no water. There was no shade. It was really hot out, high temperatures.

But they did have a lot of merchandise that you could purchase, she said. She said finally they were corralled into the hospital area, the smallpox hospital area. Why do you keep saying it like it's smallpox right there, right now? You can see, actually, she put up a picture of, you know, the hospital and they had like a whole description of the hospital and everything outside of there. She said finally they were allowed into the venue at 4 p.m. for Freedom's Park. And she said that's when things took a turn for the worse. Some of the models were fainting because it was so hot out. Well, I mean, if you dress like fall and winter and it's still summer, I can see why that could happen.

People were trying to find shade, but there was no shade. They were trying to find seats. Sun don't shine in the shade. They said there was still another 40 minutes after that and some of the models I guess their shoes were also falling apart. One of the models, Amina Blue, actually took her shoes off altogether.

Yeah, she definitely did. I bet she wouldn't throw them away though. Right, and they said finally by 5 o'clock much of the audience had reached their breaking point and then he said after that there was... I'm watching. I take our shoes off and throw them.

If you have Revolve TV, you can see all of this. I'm going to be honest. I personally don't care. Kanye's fashion shows don't interest or inspire me, but his St. Pablo tour did. That's all that matters to me. So it feels like it wasn't the most well-planned event being that it was hot out, people were fainting, hills were breaking, you know.

I think it had been fine. And it was all untitled, by the way. It just was dressed like it was wintertime. All right, so that's what went down. Now, congratulations to Usher, who got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame yesterday. Congrats to Usher. That's a huge deal. That's dope.

Okay, so there's some pictures of him online. You can see him getting that. He said, I don't just celebrate this moment by myself. I celebrate it with those people who invested in me, those people who loved me through my hard times. And he also singled out his mom and his first manager. You know, mom was his first manager. He turned out a patent. He said, Mom, thank you for everything and all the people that you've actually helped to bring here.

They wouldn't be here if you didn't recognize and make sure you selected the right people to be around and to help me be the man I am today and in this position. I'll drop one of the clues bombs for us, you damn it. Yeah, congrats to us. He deserves it. That's just got a nice little catalog, a nice legacy. Absolutely. And then last but not least, I got to tell you,

Kanye also did a pop-up show at Highline Ballroom in New York City yesterday. It was a sold-out crowd. Rammed. And he did make an announcement about Good Music. Guess who else he has signed? Who Good Music signed? Tiger. And he signed him.

So now Tiger, I guess, is Good Music, which makes sense. Let's be clear about two things. First and one thing. Kanye announced Tiger signing to Good Music as a distraction He decided as soon as bad reviews started coming in for the fashion show I'm going to announce I'm signing Tyga And it worked Drop one of the clues bombs for Kanye West

Always being one step ahead of the media Did he sign to Migos too? Somebody said he might have signed to Migos I thought somebody said that too I didn't hear him say that They're killing Tyga on social media and Good Music But I don't see the problem here, but I don't see the problem here. The reason I don't see the problem here is because nepotism reigns supreme

over everybody, okay? They got a family, and they keeping it all in the damn family. All right? Tyga put out some records that did pretty well. I know one thing. Tyga got to get Kylie pregnant. We can't lose Kylie, Tyga. Not right now.

You can't lose her. You said we? Yes. That's for the culture. Yeah, they said Migos. He said he signed Migos. Yeah, I'm seeing reports about Migos. I didn't hear him actually say it.

But how many? Has your girl ever? Pusha T is the one that revealed that the Migos are now signed to Good Music. Has your girl ever gotten you a record deal? Think about that. What has your girl done for you lately? Now, actually, they're saying the Migos deal is just a management deal. And they're still signing a quality control as artists.

Okay. You really need to think about that, fellas. We need to really think, what has your girl done for you lately? Kylie done got this man a record deal. Kylie bought this man a Bentley truck. Hello. Even though Envy bought the Ferrari that Tyga got repossessed, somehow another Kylie got it back for him.

I did not buy his Ferrari, you idiot. I ain't seen a Ferrari since Kylie got it back for Tyga. All right, but that is your rumor report. That might be old footage. I've seen you post a picture of you driving it. We don't know what day it was. Shut up. That's all I'm saying. Alright, when we come back, we have comedian Gary Owen

joining us. Yes. Keep it locked. Yes. White is black man, you know. He has his own reality show on BET. A white man with a reality show on BET. You can't tell me we're not making progress out here in these streets. Okay, we're not. We're not.

Now, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was Sorry Beyonce. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building, and obviously he's a Giants fan, comedian Gary Owen.

So wrong. It's that time of year, Gary. Week one, we're coming to Jen. This is like, everybody got a gang, baby. Everybody's got hope right now. Everybody got all undefeated. All undefeated. Yes. I looked at the Cowboys yesterday

and it was like number one in the NFC East. I'm like, yes! Yeah, I'm sticking with the Bengals. You have no choice. See you guys in Houston. Super Bowl, baby. Is it bad that every year I have a different team I go for? Yes. Who's your team this year? I haven't picked yet. no choice. See you guys in Houston. Super Bowl, baby. Is it bad that every year I have a different team I go for? Yes. Who's your team this year? I haven't picked yet.

Bad choice. Biggles, baby. Only women can do stuff like that, though. Guys got to make a decision. I don't care. I just randomly pick. One year I was a 49ers fan. 49ers because of Colin Kaepernick?

No, that wasn't why. But I just randomly picked. How do you feel about Colin Kaepernick sitting down to take a stand? You know what? When he first did it, I didn't like it, but then when I heard him talk about it, I was like, I get it. I get it now because, you know, I'm ex-military, so obviously we put our guard up like, yo.

But then when he talked, he goes, I want to stand. He said, but what's going on in the country? I don't feel like I can right now. And then now the soccer player, she's taking a knee, too. She's a white lady. Yeah, yeah, make a reference. A white gay woman. Right.

So she said, so now I get it. I'm going to continue to stand just because, you know, me being ex-military, it's a different meaning to me. But I see why he's sitting now. I didn't know the flag repped the military. I thought the flag just repped America. You know, I've lost some friends in the war. So for me, it's like a sign of respect for them. And plus, some of our

best musical moments was the National Anthem, that Whitney Houston at the Super Bowl. Classic. You know what I mean? And then with the 9-11 coming up, you know, remember all the football games and T.O. crying during the National Anthem? I mean, some of our best musical, Marvin Gaye at the Laker game has been the National Anthem. So, I mean, take it any way you want it, but I'm still rooting for the Bengals. I mean, some of our best musical, Marvin Gaye at the Laker game, has been the national anthem.

So, I mean, take it any way you want it, but I'm still rooting for the Bengals. I guess it means so much to people, and right now with everything going on in this country, it's kind of like saying, okay, there's a lot of things that we need to do, and let's bring some attention and some light to that. And Kaepernick's not telling everyone else not to stand.

He's just saying, this is why I isn't standing. I mean, there's a difference. He's not trying. And that's what you want. You want peaceful protests. And that's what he's doing, a peaceful protest. And plus with the military, why do people act like they care about the military now? But you got homeless veterans out here begging for change.

And not only that, but the country is defended by those people that didn't have the greatest upbringings. You don't see guys from two-parent homes that went to private schools enlisting. You know what I mean? It's those guys that didn't have no other outlets. That's why I joined. I was in a trailer park. I didn't know. Listen, this is the truth. I didn't know you took

the SAT on a Saturday. I thought it was like during math class. I'm like, okay, we're going to take the SAT today. I came to school on Monday. They go, where was you? I go, what do you mean? They go, everybody took the SAT Saturday. I said, what? You gotta come in on Saturday? So the military was an escape for you, basically. Right. My buddy,

literally him and his dad woke me up and they was like, dude, it was December of my senior year of high school. You gotta get out of here. So I was like, I was rubbing the sleepers out of my eye. I go, what are you talking about? He goes, dude, what are you doing? And he literally drove me down to the recruiting station and then told me to sign up. Like, the dude got me out, basically.

They forced you. Yeah, he didn't force me, but he was like, what are you going to do? And out of nowhere, you spontaneously joined. Yeah, this is how I joined. He was like, what are you doing? I go, nothing. You don't want to join us? All right.

You know what I mean? I got no thought. Free dental, free medical. All right. Was your discharge honorable or dishonorable? No, it was honorable. I know you got discharged. It was interesting.

I actually got the hosting job on BET. I was still active duty. I was still in the military when I got the job because I took a week's leave and filmed Comic View and came back down to San Diego. And then Curtis Gatson, who was the head of BET at the time, he called me up to his office and was like, yo, we want to make you the host. And I was like, all right, well, let me check. So I had to go back to my command.

And I got out a couple months early. They let me out. How did you get out? What did you tell them? I had already been in for six years. So it was just like they gave me like a little extended leave, basically. I only had to get out like a couple months early. It wasn't that big of a deal.

It was the BET, wasn't it? They was like, we don't want you in the military. Well, the good thing is I went in front of a board, and there was like four brothers on the board, and they watched BET. And I was like, all right, we got you, Gary. Tell us a joke right now. I was supposed to get out in July.

I think I got out in May. It wasn't no big deal. It wasn't like they let me out years earlier. And now it's all full circle because you have the show coming to BET. I do the Gary Owen show. Yeah. Is it a sitcom? It's a reality show.

We're coming on after Real Husbands of Hollywood. Is it a real reality show or is it like a funny spoof of a reality show? No, it's real. No, it's a real one. It's a real one. Them and my kids and everything because that's what my wife was worried about. Our kids, you know, because one's 15 and one's 14. My black wife. My black wife.

My black wife. You know she's going to be hosting parties soon, right? She's going to be on flyers. Her hair was a character in the show. It was literally a character. Your hair has a budget. You know what I mean? It's on the call sheet.

You know, Kenya's hair. Kenya's hair. Kenya's hair is on the call sheet. That sounds like a brand. Malaysian, Brazilian, Kenya's. Now, you grew up poor and white. So can you see why a lot of poor white people support Trump? No.

You know, Trump, that's the thing about it. Go back to the trailer park. You're trying to get me in trouble. No, I'm just saying, go back to the thing about when you was there. You think he got to go back to the trailer park? Don't do no sound bite that we just put out. No, no, no, no. Here's the problem with Trump is he, you know, his delivery is all wrong

because he does have some decent policies. Not all, but a few. But it's just we can't get past the delivery of some of the stuff he says. What are the policies, Gary? I'm not political, so you ain't getting me in trouble. I'm saying one policy. What's one of that? It's just the one in Syria.

It doesn't do with the states. It's a long story. We ain't got all day. You know what I mean? Let's see. What's the point of that? It's just the one in Syria. It doesn't do with the states. It's a long story. We ain't got all day. You know what I mean? But I will say, I went to the RNC to speak, not in support of Trump. It was something else. I just happened to be there during the RNC. You opened up for Scott Baio.

No, no. Right, right. Charles in charge, too. No, but it was funny because Quicken Loans Arena, where the convention was, outside was all these food tents, right? The most popular food tent was all these food tents, right? The most popular food tent was a soul food, black-owned food tent. Let me tell you something.

They might say them white Republicans don't like black people, but they love them barbecue ribs. They was crushing that. They was asking for the recipe. Is this boiled? This isn't grilled? I was like, the line was around the corner for the black-owned soul food food tent. All right, we got more with Gary Owen when we come back. Keep it locked.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was Mo' Money, Mo' Problems. Notorious B.I.G. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We have comedian Gary Owen in the building.

He has a new reality show on BET. Now, you have a black wife, and I wanted to ask, how do you talk to your kids about police brutality? Because you are Caucasian, you're white, but your kids are black. Right. How do they look, though?

Son's definitely mixed. My daughter's a little fair, but you can tell she's black. Got you, got you. All I always tell them, be extra polite, even if you know you're right and the officer's wrong.

Be extra polite because let me and your mom fight that battle but we want you to be here absolutely we do fight the battle you know me because i think sometimes you know you just it's so hard when you know you're getting profiled i can only imagine what that what that's like because even my wife got pulled over like four times by the same cop in the same area where we live and i even told her her, I said, just say you're black and then let's go to court. You know what I mean? And she was like, no, I don't know if that's the reason.

I said, I do. It's either that or he knows he can give you a ticket. You're not going to fight it. But there's not that many black people in our neighborhood. So this guy keeps pulling you over. Come on. Why don't you just make them ride around with a family portrait and just be like, this is my husband.

This is my father. See, you got to use your white privilege like Wi-Fi, bro. Well, my privilege ain't got me too far so far. I do better with the black people. But I think it's like reverse affirmative action with you. It's like Gary is the white guy that succeeded in the black entertainment world. Yeah. Yeah.

I can't think of anybody else. No. You got a reality show on BET. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You got a reality show on BET. Wait, a white person succeeded in entertainment period?

I'm talking about comedian, actor. And has there been a comedian with a reality show, like a real reality show? Definitely not on black entertainment. But I'm talking period. Ricky Smiley got one. Oh, okay, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now, recently we had somebody.

He's like, I don't consider him a real comedian. No, no, no. I haven't seen it, so I can't comment on it. I haven't seen it. Don't get me in trouble. Don't do that. Nah, because you say there's one thing bad about Kevin Hart. That thing goes crazy.

Jim Carrey. Yeah, but you know what? But he didn't... Yeah, he started with a living color, but then blew up with the mainstream. Yeah, but Jim Carrey... He didn't stay true. He didn't stay true to his roots. He sold out.

Yeah, I stuck with BET, bro. I wrote it out. I don't want to go to WE TV and do a reality show. They're going to need my ass. I'm going to BET, stick with what got me here. Now, I want to ask you a question. Somebody called here for advice the other day, right? She was saying that she is black and she has a white boyfriend.

She has to bring him home to her family, but she's concerned because she's scared that they're going to make inappropriate jokes. That's what I said. As long as it's not malicious. Yeah, yeah. People feed into the media too much, and they think this country's at odds racially, and we're really not, because you go to any concert,

you go to any sporting event, anything, it's just like black and white, we do, for the majority, we get along. It's just you got these few little things that happen, and the media gravitates to it, and a lot of people buy into it. You know what I mean? And then somebody hit me on Twitter and was like, you told

her wrong information, because I said, as long as the jokes aren't malicious, and they really like him, it should be fine. I love a good race joke. Yeah, I mean, listen. Man, who doesn't? My family is Chinese on one side, and West Indian on the other. Adrian's dad? Oh, my goodness. He's Chinese?

Yes, he's Chinese. He's with the West Indian lady? Yeah. How'd they meet? They used to work in a department store together in Brooklyn. That's crazy. I would have thought it was the other way around. I was like, whoa.

Usually it is. They have that game. But somebody was very upset. She was like, you need to tell them that there should be no reason for you to ever make a racial joke. That is wrong and insensitive. And I'm disappointed in you. And I was like, it's a family joke. What's your favorite race joke, Gary?

My favorite race joke? Like when you pull up to your wife's house and all her cousins there. Nah, I'm not doing that. I can't tell her there. But my favorite racial moment On TV was The The Richard Proud

Chevy Chase one On SNL When they went through All the racial comments And then Oh yeah yeah I remember that I was like

It was so good It was so good Have you ever said that word I have Not around Not in public And you'll never get it on tape But I mean

It's in all the rap songs I'm gonna sing the song You know what I mean If you go in all the rap songs. I'm going to sing the song. You know what I mean? If you go to a concert and you're singing. That Kanye show last night, it was like, it's a super diverse crowd. Yeah. And the white kids in there like, what's Gucci, man? What's Louie?

They're going. But it's Gary. Can he go in there and do that because somebody's looking? I just fade out. I just fade out on that part. It's Gucci, man. Hmm. I'm feeling this.

The Marsh Pen? Come on. Whee hmm. I'm feeling this. The mosh pit? Come on. Wheezy. I'm just going to something else. Well, I said it in the last movie, but that was my character. Meet the Blacks. Right. I had to say it.

That was in the script, though. How did you practice that? Did you practice that at home? I would say, can I? No, I went and auditioned for Django Unchained. No, you didn't. Yeah, I did. Oh, man.

No, you didn't. All my life, I did. No, you didn't. Yeah, I did. Oh, man. I know you did it. All my life, I did. No, you didn't. I swear to God. What role? I swear to God. Django. You're right, I tried out for Django.

No, I auditioned for Django. It's a true story. I was really into it, too. Like, I came into overall. That was that dude. What character was he? Leonardo DiCaprio's character? No, not Leonardo, but his sidekick.

He's in all the movies. He was in Hateful Eight, too. Yeah, I can't remember what you talked about. Yeah, his part. And when I tell you, I must have said the N-word 20 times in that audition. Make sure I did. And the cast director was a black lady. I just kept looking at her like, are you okay with this?

You know the period piece. Gary. I know. I was just looking at her. And then I remember I called, I think I called Johnny and I texted Jamie like, I kind of feel free. I feel liberated. I got it out of my system and I'm good.

I'm back to Gary. Can they destroy that audition tape? I come back. I was like an angry white dude. I was like, yeah, this is a little aggressive. When you was growing up, did you hear the word a lot? Not. Because you were in the trailer park.

Yeah, yeah. Not too much. I mean, there wasn't any black people around. So it's not like we're just throwing it around and we see a black person and we say it. But I tell you,

this is when I knew it was funny because the only black guy I saw on the regular was the dude that drove the ice cream truck through the trailer park. Right?

His name was Sonny. Sonny was cool. Like, he was a nickel short. He'd still give it to a nutty buddy. He didn't care. That sounds weird. I know.

And then one year, he was gone. Like, you know, ice cream starts coming back in April and the winter's over and it was an old white dude driving an ice cream truck and two things happened. One, our next door neighbor, Chubb Hart, goes hey, hey, to the ice cream driver. Good to see a white guy driving an

ice cream truck. That black guy's about to get his ass kicked. I go, Sonny was here for eight years. Nobody said nothing. Now you want to talk smack? And then the white, the old white dude was a jerk. Like, if you was a nickel short, sorry, can't help you. I'm like, God dang it. Bring Sonny back.

Where's Sonny at? So my only interaction with like a black male adult growing up was the dude who drove the ice cream truck. So that's why I feel like I've never like judged people because if you go off the media and you're a white dude and you're not around black people, I can see how white people can be a little nervous.

You're going off what the media shows you. When I saw black guys, I thought of sundaes and sprinkles and whipped cream. I thought of good stuff. You know what I mean? I thought of black guys, ice cream. So it was never like a learned behavior they tried to instill in you? In the trailer park? Yeah.

Nah. I never bought into that stuff. All right. We got more with Gary Owen when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was Story Lanes with with Love Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, Gary Owen, comedian, is in the building. He has a new show on BET, his own reality show. Now, why do you hate retarded people? What do you mean? What? They was mad at you because of the Showtime special.

Oh, I know. It was so bad. They wrote a whole article on the Huffington Post. How bad is Gary Owen's comedy routine on Showtime? Well, the special was like two years ago, and then some guy watched it, and he wrote an article to the Huffington Post. They picked up on it, and then a

supermodel out of Russia has a special needs sister, and she wrote an article to the Daily Mail in Europe. Also, I'm enemy number one because I said the R word in my act. And I do have a cousin that is like that. Mentally disabled, we learned it properly. It's a lot of different things.

You know, a guy with Down syndrome wrote an article about you. I met with him. I went to D.C. and sat down with him. Really? Yeah. I love it when he tried to rewrite my jokes for me. I was like, hey, I'm doing all right, buddy. What was the joke?

I kind of remember it, but I don't want to misquote it. This is a true story. My cousin got an STD, and she's special needs. And then the whole family, we're at a family reunion, and the whole family was like, yo, Tina got STD. Tina got STD. And I'm like, Tina's having sex? She's regarding it, right? I was like, who did it with her?

And then we found out it was her boyfriend that's special needs also, right? So I'm like, what was the conversation like that who did it with her? And then we found out it was her boyfriend and special needs also. Right? So I'm like, what was the conversation like that led to it? Like, what kind of game did he spit to my cousin? And I went into this whole action about it. And clearly he's been getting it in because he got STD. Right. That's what I said.

So the joke is that it's a little dirtier. But I just got into it and then they went off. But then, you know, I got my web guy. I got him to splice together like a 10-minute video of 15 different comics that all do the R-word jokes. Oh, you're snitching now. You're snitching now. No, I'm not.

So basically, just because one person picked up on your particular joke, and it just spread. Were you the most famous one? No. Epps. Everybody knows Epps. Carlos Mencia. You know me? Daniel Tosh. No, there's a lot of them.

It's not snitching. By the way, this is how we know you're really white. That's typical white guy. I go down, everybody go down. Nobody went down. It was just a dispute. But as a comedian, that's what we do.

We're your escape. You know, we talk about uncomfortable subjects and make them comfortable. It's like, and. But as a comedian, that's what we do. We're your escape. You know, we talk about uncomfortable subjects and make them comfortable. It's like, and it's at that point, it's like, are you, you're drawing a fine line between freedom of speech. And like, if we're so worried about that, I did a joke about being circumcised. Is everybody with foreskin going to come after me now? You know what I mean? It's like, when does it stop? There's a committee for everything, Gary. Yeah.

I found out. They came at me. You find yourself at a dinner with a bunch of guys with foreskin. I had a meeting. It was crazy. So was it just this one Special Olympics guy there, or was it like a crew? It was a posse, man. Who says Special Olympics?

It was a posse. By the way, that's his actual title. It's like Special Olympics Global Messenger. No, it was a posse. It was a board in front of him. Really? Their thing was, we're not a punchline. Don't make fun of us. I said, no, no. Stop saying that. I said, everybody's a posse. It was a board in front of them. Really? Their thing was, we're not a punchline. Don't make fun of us.

I said, no, no, no. Stop saying that. I said, everybody's a punchline. I said, stop letting your advocates speak for you and saying you're less than. I never looked at you guys as less than me or I'm better than you. That's why I'm able to talk about it. Absolutely. You know what I mean?

You all can get joked on. Everybody. Equal opportunity to joke. That's part of equality. Right. So stop saying you're not a punchline. Everybody's a punchline. Feel free to make fun of me.

Feel free. Now, let me ask you this. Your daughter is in ninth grade, right? Has she started dating yet? No. No. How would you feel if she brought home a guy with Down syndrome? That's a good question.

I'd be like, whoa, okay. Just wrap it up. Because I heard it's big. Oh, my gosh. I heard God takes a little bit of the brain away, but he gives it to him in other places. We're going to balance it out somehow. The Lord ain't stupid. Look, look.

I'm going to take a little bit of his brain power, but watch this blessing I'm about to lay on you. I want you to take off them pants. He's going to have another meeting next week. He's going to have another meeting. He's going to have another meeting next week. He's going to have another meeting. He's going to have another meeting. Oh, my God. How dare you say we have big sloths? How dare you? We don't. All of a sudden I got them all

unzipping their pants, showing me their stuff. And they have foreskin, and that's another issue. Oh, man. But the reason I asked you that, I was with a bunch of my friends yesterday, and we were all talking about when our parents had to talk with us about sex. Right? And I was saying, my parents never really talked to me about sex.

I've never had to talk either. My parents, my dad never talked to me about it. Can you imagine my dad talking to me about sex? We actually did ours on the show. We had ours on the show. That's what I was going to ask you. Yeah, we had ours on the show. All right.

What do you think about rape? What? What? Because, you know, there's this whole controversy nowadays. I like this. There's the punchline. Hey, Gary, rape. Okay.

What do you think about rape? Is rape real hip-hop? What? This is a hip-hop station. Rape ain't all about hip-hop, man. No rape has ever been real hip-hop, man. No, it's this whole controversy about college rape culture

and the stuff with Nate Parker and everything going on. So, like, it's the lines of consent. You know what? Never mind. That's like, yo. I was like this. Yo!

What do you think about separating someone's art from things they've done in their real life? That was the worst segue ever. That's how you ask. From my daughter to rape. Charlamagne, you guys gotta talk

before I come on your show. That was just like, yo, what do you think about your daughter dating? What do you think about rape? I was like, yo, how about what do you think about Chipotle? Do you like the brown rice or the white rice? Oh, man. That was the worst segue, Charlamagne. Jesus Christ.

This ain't real hip hop. So just so you guys know, I want to make sure I say that Gary Owen is going to be at Caroline's. Always go to carolines.com to get those tickets. I'm sure we want to go. How long you guys had a show? I don't know why he just asked. I bet you guys don't even have each other's cell numbers. You just come in and, oh, I saw you at the Yeezy concert.

You didn't say hi. But what about rape, though? But it wasn't that you said it. It was just your face went blank. Hey, what'd you think about rape? It was very night of, just got to prison. Questions you don't want to hear on your first night of a jail sentence. Yeah, yeah.

Hey, so what... We appreciate you joining us. What's your thoughts on rape, Gary? Sorry about rape. Hey, let's talk about my show on BET. When does it start? Nobody gets raped. When does it start?

October 11th. October 11th. October 11th. 930. We're following the real husbands of Hollywood. I'm looking forward to seeing that. We have Regina Hall up here, too, man. Regina was here yesterday. I saw that.

Yeah, yeah. I saw that. Yeah, Regina's cool, man. Yeah. I like Regina a lot. She come with her dog. No. She didn't have her bulldog.

No, she didn't have Zeus with her. Yeah, Zeus. We should ask the dog. Hey, Zeus, what you think about rape? What you think about rape, Zeus? God. It's so random. It's a morning show.

I don't know why he did that. This is crazy. What do you think about Satan, though? What do you think about the devil? What do you think about the white man being the devil? Right. Hell, yeah. This station is a setup station. Yeah, give us one good Trump devil. Right. Oh, yeah. This station is a setup station.

Yeah, give us one good Trump policy. One. I said Syria. I'm not familiar with that one. Exactly. Tell that joke you told about R-word again. I got hot sauce in my purse. No, you don't.

Did you call her out? Did you go to Hillary? He didn't ask her that. No. He didn't ask her that. Complete lack of respect. Hey, what you think about rape? Well, Monica said yes.

You know what? Gary Owens. October 11th. October 11th, 930. Caroline's all weekend long. Caroline's all weekend. Gary is crazy, man. It's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Real hip-hop, baby. How he calling you crazy when he was the crazy one? Real hip-hop in the morning. Yo! The Breakfast Club. It's about time. What's going on?

Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is the Rumor Report. Talk to them. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Yes. So Gary Owen actually just tweeted us. Did he?

What did he say? He said, thanks again, see the guy Angela Yee, DJ Envy, for having me on Breakfast Club this morning, but work on your segues. I really want you guys to talk more after you're off the air. You sound like our program director. Hey, boss. What up, coach? All right.

Well, police have recovered $3 million in jewelry that was stolen Tuesday on a tour bus that Drake and his DJ were using. Well, Drake and Future actually used this tour bus, but it was actually Drake's DJ, I guess, the jewelry was stolen. His name is Future the Prince, but he probably thought it was Future. That is kind of confusing. That is funny. Right? At first they were saying Future's jewelry was stolen, but name is Future the Prince but he probably thought it was Future. That is kind of confusing. That is funny. Right? At first they were saying Future's jewelry was stolen

but it was really Drake's DJ. Now they tracked down the suspect. His name is Travion Lamar King. He's 21 years old and he actually was booked on suspicion of criminal... He looks like a burglar.

He looked like everything. Don't choose profiles. He looked like a burglar, a rapist, a murderer. He looked like a burglar. He looked like everything. Jay Walker. Okay, oddly enough.

It's Heigl. I'm going to give you the whole story because the jewelry was stolen from the town. Town drunk. He looks like everything. Town crackhead. Everything. I can't. First of all, let's just talk about how his DJ has $3 million worth of jewelry.

That's a lot of money. DJ, shout out to the future of Prince. That's a lot. He is clearly getting paid very well. I know some DJs go on the road and don't get... Oh, let's be clear. He's not just his DJ. He's also Drake's manager.

He manages Drake, too? Yes, he does. His DJ manages him? It's like a road manager. Okay. I don't even think he really DJs like that anymore for Drake. They're a big family, though. All right.

Well, anyway, the surveillance video helped them identify him. Oddly enough, he actually used to work at local concert venues, and he worked there too. So I guess, you know, not the smartest thing to do to rob a place where they might recognize you. He was off that day too. Yeah, no, he wasn't even working. He just used to work there. They found him on campus at Tempe Campus.

That guy you just showed me a picture of got a job? Yes, he used to actually work at different venues. So I don't know. That's it. He's booked. He's done. He used to actually work at different venues. So, I don't know. That's it. He's booked. He's done. He's in jail. They found it. They got the briefcase full of jewelry. Now, why was he walking around campus still with the briefcase? He should have been got that off. He don't have a house. Look at him. He clearly has nowhere to go.

He got all that jewelry and didn't know what to do with it. How did he get on the bus, number one? Ain't nobody watching the bus? That's the real issue. There's no way he should have got on that bus. Yeah, he looks suspicious. But I will tell you this, being that maybe he worked at that venue before, maybe he knew how to get around, but the bus should be locked. It doesn't matter. Even if you're

in a secure area, your bus should always be locked. So they got the jury backing everything? That's the driver's responsibility to make sure, yeah, they got it back. They got everything. Alright, now let's talk about a loving hip-hop Atlanta star who has filed for bankruptcy. I guess Dawn, she's the one that used to manage Jocelyn, and then Stevie and Jocelyn got into it. Never heard of her.

Yeah, I don't know who that is. Because you guys don't watch the show. Nope. Now she has filed for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. She says she only has $20 in cash, and she also has to get food stamps to survive. So for everybody that watches these reality shows. That's about right. 90% of all women on Live in Hip Hop have food stamps and $20 to their name.

So she's not getting paid to be on the show? I guess not enough. She says she has $235,000 in assets and $263,000 in liabilities. So she has a home in Georgia. She only has $20 cash, $320 in her checking account, and $100 in savings. We've all been there when we only had $20 in our account, though. Yeah, but I ain't on TV fronting like I got the world.

You right. Okay? That's why I watch Love & Hip Hop New York only because I know people on there who are actually doing things with their lives like DJ Self,

Remy Ma, Pat Poole. Remy. Who else on there? Pat. I can't remember right now. Who? Cardi B.

Cardi B. Cardi B just got her life together. Safari. $20 Disney food stamps. Karen, but he can pop lock in Pat 12. Ray J. Ray J got it. Ray J got it.

But that's why I said New York. I watch New York. I know people in New York that's doing things. Okay. Amber Rose has a new podcast that she's doing. She's the new host of the Loveline podcast with Dr. Donahue. And in her first episode, which actually you can download today, she's talking about threesomes and how she did a threesome. It was a guy and it was a girl and it was horrible.

I literally am having sleepless nights. I felt the pressure getting older to experience new things with the threesome. There was no passion. I feel really crazy that I did it, and I probably will not do it again. Maybe if it's two guys, whatever, but not another girl. Why did y'all look like that when she said maybe two guys? Because I don't understand why girls say that they're having a threesome

when they're having sex with two guys. You're getting a train ran on you, ma. No, the definition. Yes, you are. That's not true. The definition of threesome is three people. Oh, yada, yada, yada. Whatever, tomatoes, tomatoes, you're getting a train ran on you. mom. No, the definition. Yes, you are. That's not true. The definition of threesome is three people. Oh, yada, yada, yada. Whatever, tomatoes, tomatoes,

you're getting a train ran on you. No, you're not. In your eyes, you had a threesome. In those guys' eyes, we just ran a train on her. No, a train ran on you means that it's one person

at a time that goes. A threesome means it's all three of you at once together, simultaneously. Have you ever had a train ran on you? No. Okay, so let's talk about it.

Let me speak from experience. No, it's a guy, it's two guys running a train on you. No, that's just your's talk about it. Let me speak from experience. No, it's a guy, it's two guys running a train on you. No, that's just your definition. No, that is a train. I'm sorry. A train is one at a time.

No, it's not. One after the other after the other. Yes, it is. No, it's not. That's why it's called a train. It's like different train cars. You and your boy

can be in the room taking turns and you still get a train No, not if she has both her holes filled up at the same time. Okay, okay. That is a threesome.

All right, ye. A train is you go, then I go, then he goes. My virgin air, ye. You smutted out. You're getting jumped. You're getting a train

ran on you. That's not a train. All right, enough of the holes. Let's wrap it up. When you and Envy and Emeasy do that, is that a train or is that like a threesome?

That would be a threesome because it's three people. A threesome is three people at once. It depends. When you guys are all on top of each other. If me and Envy

are doing it to M-Eazy, we're running a train on them. All right, this is getting uncomfortable. This is getting awkward. This is what it is. This is getting awkward and uncomfortable.

That's what he said. Shut up. Wrap this up. That's what else he said. Somebody need to talk to Amber Rose about politics though. Talk to her about politics. Talk to her about anything but sex.

I am tired of hearing Amber Rose talk about sex. Do you want to hear her talk about anything else? Is she the new age Dr. Roof? Is that the lane she's going down? Yes, absolutely. Okay, maybe that's what she's doing. Or maybe I want to hear her talk to people about their sex lives. I'm tired of hearing about her sex life.

We get it, Amber. You like sex. All right. That is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee. Power to the people. All right. Thank you, Miss Yee. Charlamagne! Yes. Who you giving that donkey to? It is a coach. His name is John Torella.

Did I land that? I don't know. I didn't land that one. I didn't know who that is. Well, he needs to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with him, please. Okay. We'll do that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning! I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the day.

It's the donkey of the day. That's pretty funny. Charlamagne the devil? Possibly. The Breakfast Club. Yes, donkey of the day for Thursday, September 8th, goes to John Tortorella. I think I landed that.

I landed that. Simone Ballas with the land to finish. I didn't even get her name right. Jesus Christ. This guy's crazy. Lord have mercy. Now, he is the coach of Team USA for the upcoming World Cup of Hockey. He's one of the latest people to speak up in regards to Colin Kaepernick

taking a stand by refusing to stand for the national anthem. Now, John Tortorella was asked what would happen if one of his players didn't stand for the national anthem. Let's hear what he told ESPN. If one of your players sat during the national anthem, what would you do? If I was ever involved in a situation where someone is trying to make a point and they had the perfect right to do that, but to disrespect our flag and anthem. As I said yesterday, they would not play. And if that ever happened, yeah, there's no question. It's just not right.

And it's not black, white, blue, red. It has nothing to do with the politics of all this. It's just not right. This is our country. Our people are fighting for our country, our flag, and our anthem. That shouldn't come into this equation at all. There are other ways of doing things. right. This is our country. Our people are fighting for our country, our flag and our anthem. That shouldn't come into this equation at all. There are other ways of doing things. Okay. Once again, another individual using the military as the reason why you shouldn't sit for the flag. And once again, I will repeat, if America loves this military so much and loves

those that serve so much, why are there any homeless veterans? Why are veterans that have fought and served this country standing on the corner begging for change? Why do they get substandard health care? Why do a lot of VA hospitals suck? If you served this country, went to war for this country, you should get free room and board for the rest of your life. You shouldn't have to pay taxes. You should be straight for life, but you're not. You know why?

Because people don't care about veterans the way they act like they care about veterans. Now, the reason John is getting donkey today is not because he disagrees with Colin's protest. That's fine. He has the right to do that. That's what protests are. Some people agree.

Some people don't. The reason John Tortorella is getting donkey is because you can't say you're not criticizing anybody for stepping up and putting their thoughts out there about things. You can't say you agree with people's right to protest but then punish people for protesting. You not letting them play for not standing for their anthem is criticizing them, and that's not American, sir. And furthermore, John, you wouldn't say that if you were coaching the U.S. Olympic basketball team.

You won't try that with the hockey team because you know it's no minorities on the U.S. hockey team. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I doubt it, okay? You know who to try, John Tortorella. We all have free speech. We all have the right to protest, and we shouldn't but I doubt it. Okay, you know who to try, John Tortorella. We all have free speech. We all have the right to protest, and we shouldn't be punished for it.

Don't act like you're so patriotic, but you aren't respecting people's civil liberties and constitutional rights, because that is completely un-American. Please give John Tortorella the biggest hee-haw. And he has a son that's deployed in Afghanistan for the third time as a member of the U.S. Army Special Forces.

Let's see how America treats him when he comes home. Let's see if America will care about him 10 or 20 years from now. Okay, but in light of history and veterans, I see homeless begging for change on street corners in America. I doubt it. If you're pouring disenfranchised and you go into the military looking not to be pouring disenfranchised, it's a good chance you're going to go over there, fight, come back home, and still be pouring disenfranchisement. America won't give a damn about it.

Right. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey of the day. When we come back, ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you need some advice, you're having some problems in your relationship, and you need another person's opinion, call Yee right now. 800-585-1051.

She'll put you live on the air. Call her right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was Usher. You don't have to call. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Yee. You need relationship advice.

800-585-1051. What line you want to go to, Yee? Line three? Okay. Hello, who's this? This is Anaya. Hey, Anaya, what's your question for Yee? My husband and I, we've been together for 21 years. Woo, 21 years! Yes. Yes, it's been a long time. And he now

wants a baby. We don't have any children. And I just feel like at the time it's not the right time for us to have a baby. We're both doctors and I just feel like our schedules are too busy, and a baby would change the dynamics of our relationship. Well, of course a baby is going to change the dynamics of your relationship. There's no way it wouldn't, but it could really change it in a great, positive way.

I guess, but I just, you know, I'm 36 years old, so it's like I think I'm too old to have a baby. Well, have you tried to? We don't have a bad sex life or anything like that, but I just, you know, he doesn't know I'm on birth control. Oh, now come on. You didn't let him know you're on birth control? So he's shooting the club trying and you ain't telling him? He thinks I'm wrong

in his prime, but it's you. That's not cool. You can't be on birth control and not tell him. I'm going to be honest with you. I know a lot of people that didn't want to have kids at first, and then when they had kids, it changed their lives in such a positive way that they don't regret it at all, and they couldn't anticipate it. And that maternal instinct really kicks in. I had one friend that I never, ever thought she would want to have kids

because she just was always, you know, crazy, running around. Nah, I don't want to have no kids. She got pregnant, had a baby, and she just absolutely couldn't have done nothing better for herself. My issue is this. I don't want to be 50 and my kid is in elementary school. Okay, so...

You know, I feel like we should have had a baby 10 years ago. But you guys haven't yet, and it's still fine. Women are still having babies. I haven't had a baby yet, and I probably will do it soon, too. But I think you should, if that's your only issue, I don't think that's the real reason. It's something else. It can't just be, I don't want to be 50 and my kid's in elementary school.

Yeah, I just feel like we're just too old. Like, he's 37, I'm 36. Listen, you guys, 36 is the new 26, okay? There's people having babies. Janet Jackson is 50 years old about to have a baby. We got to see how that baby turn out for us. Shut up. Go have a baby, man.

Stop it. I'm just saying you cannot be on birth control and not let him know. And I understand, you know, it is a huge change for somebody's life, but it really could be a huge change for the better for both of you. I got five of them. You'll be all right. All right. You can borrow one of mine and check them out for a weekend for both of you. I got five of them. You'll be alright. Alright. You can borrow one of mine and check them out for a weekend and see if you like them.

No problem. But don't let it be... I say this all the time. Don't let it be your age that is, if that's the reason they're holding you back, don't let that be. You sound like you're very young and spry and running around still. Yeah, because y'all be screaming Janet Jackson and Holly Berry, but y'all ain't got that kind of money, man. Y'all don't know what...

Exactly. I mean, we're not... She's a doctor and he's a doctor. She'll be fine. We're both doctors. I'm a third-year emergency doctor, so we're fine. Why don't you listen to your own advice? If you think you may be too old... She's not too old. Maybe I'm too old.

My friend's oldest sister is 42 years old and just had a baby. No problems. Beautiful child. No issues. People are having babies. You know, medical is so much better now. That's not likely. But if I was you, Ma, I would go freeze the eggs. What do you mean it's not likely? So many people are having kids.

I know plenty. Don't freeze the eggs. There's a lot of women over 40 that didn't turn out so well. Go ahead, have a baby. Be 50 at the elementary school. The little hot 20-year-old mom's there that your husband's going to be looking at will be fine. That's not true. I wouldn't discourage anybody just because you're 36 years

old and say you can't have a baby. That's ridiculous. Freeze those eggs until you decide. At least you'll have the eggs. Okay. I say if you're going to do it, do it. And hire a nanny to play with the kids in the yard because your whole life ain't going to be able to keep up with it. Stop it, man. Stop it, man. She'll be in shape. Oh my God.

I hope we got the help you wanted. No problem. Thank you guys so much. Have a great day. You too. Ask Yee, 800-585-1051. You got a question for Yee, call her now. It's The Breakfast Club. Come on. That was Riri.

Needed me. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Time for Ask Yee, 800-585-1051. Now, if you got a question for Yee, call us now. What line do you want to go to, Yee? Let's do caller number five.

Five. Hello, who are you? Hey, how you doing, DJ M? Hey. What's your name? I want to speak to Charlamagne Tha God, too. I just think the funniest thing I ever heard him say was when Nicki Minaj's brother got in the show, he said, yeah, Nicki Minaj's brother really did undone.

I just thought that was funny. But anyway. Hey, that's random. I just thought that was funny. But anyway. That's random. Okay, but I was calling. Okay, so I'm from Louisiana. Okay. I moved to Texas. A guy, he got like a lawsuit. And he moved me to Texas.

He got a lawsuit? Yeah, he got like a like he had a wreck with an 18-wheeler. Okay. Okay. So he said when he gets the money, he's going to bring me to Texas and let me do something with my life. So I came down here, and I got a good job. He paid my apartment off for six months. That's nice.

It's been a year now, so now it's like I'm getting lonely, and he got an old lady, so he's not for me, you know, physically all the time. Wait, okay, so he moved you there as his side piece. Well, he said it's for the baby because I have a two-year-old. So wait, hold on. Wait, let's start over. So he has a woman that he lives with. Yes.

He got you an apartment, paid six months on it, but he just wanted you to be closer to him so he could come smash whenever he feels like it. Basically, yeah, but he's doing this for the baby, though. It's his baby. No, it's not his baby. No, it's not. So you have a two-year-old, and

you're this man's side piece out in Texas. It don't sound so good when you say it, but that's reality. I just want to move on and find me someone else. And it's like, he's not having it. It's like, no, you cannot do that. You know, it's like, he's going to

stop helping me, and it's just like everything is going to shut off. Well, you said you have a good job. Why do you need his help? I mean, he pays the child care every week. Well, where is the father? The father in Louisiana lost in the clouds somewhere. I don't know. He in Louisiana somewhere.

So basically you're staying with this man and you're being his sex slave. No, no, no, no. I don't stay with him. No, I'm saying you're staying with him as his. Okay, so you're faithful to him, but he's not faithful to you. Basically, because we got an old lady. And so I haven't met no one up here yet. I don't have company.

Well, you can have company because he has keys, right? No, he don't have a key to my house. Oh so I haven't met no one up here yet. I don't have company. I don't do nothing. Well, you can have company because he has keys, right? No, he don't have a key to my house. Oh, no, no, no. I'm not that crazy. But he pays all the bills. So he just basically pays the daycare as of now. But ever since I started working, I pay my own bills now.

So that's why I feel like I can move. Well, you better pay that daycare bill, too, then. Listen, you like living in Texas? Yeah, I love living in Texas. I'm not going back to Louisiana. Okay, great. Listen, you are a side piece. Fortunately for you, most side pieces don't get all the stuff you got.

You got a man to pay your rent for six months. You got on your feet. You got you a good job. What kind of example are you setting for your child, letting this man pay for your child's daycare? Not a good one. That's bad karma. Do you believe in karma? Yeah, I believe in for your child, letting this man pay for your child's daycare? Not a good one. That's bad karma. Do you believe in karma?

Yeah, I believe in karma. Yes, I do. Okay. Well, I would suggest, even though you've been doing the wrong thing up until now, now it's time for you to start doing the right thing. Right. Because the truth is, I can pay the daycare actually myself. Yes, you can. Yeah, I can pay it myself.

But I guess it's just a little easy, you know, the easy money that come and he can just pay it for me, and I pay that money in my pocket, but I think I'm going to start doing that. The worst thing that could happen is that somebody, you know, his wife could find out, confront you, you're ruining somebody

else's relationship, and you don't even want to be with him. You are lonely. He laid up with his wife, and you at home lonely so you can get your child care paid for. Come on now. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Look, that's why I had to call you and ask. Angela, you ain't got money though.

Your ass gonna have to get another job. No, she said she could afford to pay for it. She could afford to pay for it. And I said you track and can I suggest you track down your baby daddy and make him handle his responsibility? Yeah, well,

I didn't already try to put his disarray on the chart and everything, but I'm not going to talk about him like that, but he didn't

got married, so he got married when my son made one, but I had called his wife as soon as I moved to Texas to let her know

what was going on. You're just in the middle of all kinds of drama. Girl, why don't you clean your slate and get right? Good luck, Mama. She's going to be fat, too.

Stop it. She is. I can hear it in her voice. All right. Ask Yee, 800-585-1051. You got a question for Yee. You can call her at any time. Now, Yee.

Yes. We got rumors coming up. A little way. And he got really upset at the cops. And we'll tell you what happened at his home. Okay. Also, let's talk about Zendaya. She was saying that she was the target of some type of racial discrimination.

Profiling. We'll tell you what happened, racial profiling, and see if you agree. All right. We'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip.

Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. Brother Wayne was mad about a swatting call. This keeps on happening to him. That's funny. Okay, Miami Beach Police responding to a call of an unknown male shot and bleeding at Wayne's house.

Here's the thing. There was nobody there. They got to the house. Wayne was sleeping. They said initially he was very cooperative, but then as he gave cops permission for a canine unit to search the home, he just got mad and yelled out, I'm tired of this ish. Take me to jail.

Why? I'm not going to jail because somebody keep calling the police on me. He didn't mean that. But anyway, they did handcuff him. They didn't find any victim in the house, so they let him go. And he did calm down, and he understood that officers were doing their job. But this happened to him before. They got a report someone had shot four people inside

his house. So that's annoying. And the bad part about that, if he ever really does need SWAT, they might be slow to respond. Right. Can't they find out who's making these calls to, I would think. I mean, there's so many different ways to block your phone numbers. But the bad part about it, if he was even smoking weed in his house,

and they kicked down his door and seen the weed, they would arrest him for it. Can't you just press star 67? No, it's not that simple anymore, jerk. You should know that. You probably press star 67 and it goes back to Birdman. Does star 67 block your number? I thought that blocks your number. I thought star 69.

Star 69, I think, blocks your number. I think star 67. Maybe star 67 blocks. Star 69 calls back. I don't know which one. I don't remember. I 69, I think, blocks your number. I think Star 67. Maybe Star 67 blocks. Star 69 calls back. I don't know which one. I don't remember. I mean, I don't use it ever. All right.

Now, Zendaya, she was saying that she was disrespected at a grocery store because of the color of her skin. She said she went to a Vons supermarket, and this is what happened. Now, I'm trying to buy a lot of gift cards. Now, there's some certain specific things you have to do when it comes to buying gift cards But the lady that was helping us I don't think she was a huge fan of our skin tone Not at all In fact I recall her not trying to help us at all

Saying that we couldn't buy the gift cards Exactly And then throwing my wallet Long story short there's so much progress To be done In our world. I love Zendaya because my daughter loves Zendaya, but why does she always attract racists?

Well, a rep from Vons said that the interaction did not involve race. They said the store has a policy limiting the amount that can be charged on your credit card for gift cards. The limit is $200. And that was the basis of the discussion. They said the manager even came over and made an accommodation and allowed her to get $400 worth of gift cards.

Now that does happen with gift cards. There's a lot of scammers out there buy gift cards using fake credit cards and they bust it down. So they don't really allow you to buy gift cards using a credit card usually. So then they don't blame this one on race, blame this one on Brooklyn. Pretty much. I just saw on the news this morning that they recovered all these guns and empty cards that were being scammed this morning on the news this morning that they recovered all these guns and empty cars that

were being scammed this morning on the news. They said it was like 2,200 of them. Brooklyn. Brooklyn? Might have. Just say it. Yes, it was Brooklyn. I don't know.

It's not a stereotype if it's true. I'm not sure. All right. There you go. Shout out to Brooklyn. God bless all the scammers in Brooklyn. They were all moving, okay? Okay.

Shout out to, oh, never mind. All right. Kevin Durant got a new tattoo. Now, I'm sure you guys have seen Kevin Durant's tattoos previously, right, Kevin Durant got a new tattoo. Now, I'm sure you guys have seen Kevin Durant's tattoos previously, right? He has a Tupac tattoo. He has the Wu-Tang W symbol on his lower left leg. Who do you think he got now?

I saw it already, so I don't want to guess. Rick James. Okay. Apparently, he's a Rick James fan. He said, I don't understand what he got inspired by to do that one. That's a big tattoo pause, too. It's huge. It's on his thigh? Yeah, it's on his thigh.

What did you call that? Screw the lame-ass report on ESPN who was talking about Kevin Durant's tattoo, and he led with Rick James' domestic violence history and then said, and he did music. What? That was wild. Oh, come on. That's crazy.

My daddy sniffed coke with Rick James before. He did? Yeah, my daddy sniffed coke with Rick James. Your dad did? Yeah, my daddy sniffed coke with Rick James and Tina Marie. Your dad did a lot. He should write a book. He's going to tase somebody at the stadium. He smoked. My dad been in the nightclub business for a long time.

You said with Rick James and who? Whatever girl name it. Not the one on Love and Hip Hop. Tina Marie. Tina Marie. There you go. Okay. Yeah.

He sniffed cocaine with both of them? He sniffed cocaine with Rick James and Tina Marie. We need to get your pops up here to do it. No, we don't. What else has he done? Just to let us know. I don't know. But anyway, Rick James, just so you know, he was a songwriter, producer for The Temptations,

Smokey Robinson. Hey, we know Rick James, bitch. I'm letting you know. I don't mean bitch like you. I mean Rick James, bitch. Go down. You know what I mean? Some people might not know all the things that he's done In addition to him

Being a musician And for those who don't know Rick James When I said Rick James bitch That was from the Chappelle show I was not talking to him No it wasn't You really said that

Oh god You gotta watch how you Talk to women Charlamagne You know what I'm done Alright I'm gonna be at a dinner With a bunch of women I'm gonna have to do that dinner With a suit on

Call Gary Owen That's all you'll be good And lastly Let's talk about Kanye's fashion show I'm going to have to do that dinner with a suit on. Call Gary Owen. That's all. You'll be good. And lastly, let's talk about Kanye's fashion show. He did his Yeezy season four fashion show. It was in New York City. Some people that went are saying it was kind of a bit of a disaster. Okay.

Kind of? Didn't like a couple girls pass out? Yeah. Some of the models. It was hot. People had to wait a long time. It was an hour and a half drive. People got an invite. They had to get on a bus. It was an hour and a half drive. People got an invite.

They had to get on a bus. It was about 1,000 people invited. I thought it was amusing. They said the shoes were falling apart. People were falling. Girls were falling. People were fainting. It was hot. Or they were dressed like it was fall and winter,

which didn't go happen. It's still summertime. But he did make an announcement, okay? He does have a new artist on Good Music. And he made this announcement while he did a pop-up show. Here's what he had to say. Yeah, we're pulling it up. Do good music. And he made this announcement while he did a pop-up show. Here's what he had to say. Yeah, we're pulling it up. Do good music, Sandy.

Tiger. And the tiger. Tiger is good music now. And the Migos are signed to a management deal. But is Tiger off of Young Money Cash Money? Is he off of Cash Money?

I thought he'd been off. I don't think so. Kanye announced Tiger signing the good music as a distraction because as soon as those bad reviews came out about his fashion show, he said, how can I get people talking about something else? Boom. Signed Tyga. Tyga signed the good music.

All right, well, that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee. I don't mind the nepotism, though. I like the family keeping it all together. Why not? Tyga makes some records, though, so. Tyga ain't made some records in a long time. He made, um. Okay, say it. He made that song recently that sounds like another person's song. Exactly. What was some records though, so. Tyga ain't made some records in a long time. He made, um. Okay.

Say it. He made that song recently that sounds like another person's song. Exactly. What was it? One on one. One. He did the album with Chris Brown. That didn't go far. The one on one didn't go far. Chris Brown. The album with Chris Brown. Rack City. I knew you was going to say that. That's what you wanted to say from the beginning, but you kind of avoided it.

Pass me the hookah. Pass me the hookah. Pass me the hookah. Pass me the hookah. Tyga do got one record I really like, though. What's that? The one called Molly. Molly. Molly was hot.

Molly. We just named four. See? No, I named one. We all named four collectively after thinking about it for two minutes and 30 seconds. Ayo Technology.

What is it? Ayo Technology. No, that's 50 Cent. That's 50 Cent. What's the song with him and Chris Brown? See? Ayo. Ayo. Okay, there it is. All right. All. No, that's 50 Cent. That's 50 Cent. What's the song with him and Chris Brown? See? Ayo.

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People's Choice Mix is up next. 800-585-1051. Hit me up. Let me know what you want to hear. If the people want it, I got it. I'm putting it like that. Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? I planted the flag.

This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my God. What is that?

Bullets. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan. On the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a

chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself.

It's okay. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best, and you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, y'all. Niminy here.

I'm the host of a brand-new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Executive produced by Questlove, The Story Pirates, and John Glickman, Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Flash, slam, another one gone. Bash, bam, another one gone. The cracker, Flash, slam, another one gone. Bash, bam, another one gone. The crack of the bat and another one gone. The tip of the cap, there's another one gone. Each episode is about a different, inspiring figure from history,

like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. And it began with me. Did you know, did you know? I wouldn't give up my seat.

Nine months before Rosa, it was called a moment. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, everyone. This is Courtney Thorne-Smith, Laura Layton, and Daphne Zuniga. On July 8, 1992, apartment buildings with pools were never quite the same as Melrose Place was introduced to the world. We are going to be reliving every hookup, every scandal, and every single wig removal together.

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