The Breakfast Club - Decrackerfy the Businesses

Episode Date: September 20, 2021

Today on the show we opened up the phone lines for our listeners to shout out a business they know that needs some decrackerfication, based off Charlamagne's show "Tha God's Honest Truth" that spoke about"decrackerfication". Moreover, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to a mother that interrupts Covid related school board meeting with rant about anal sex. Next they open up the phone lines to see if any of our listeners made a fake page or someone created a fake page of them after a listener called up claiming that Envy owes them money, after being scammed by a fake DJ Envy page. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What kind of show is this? My son listens to this show. The Breakfast Club. With DJ Envy. The captain of this bitch. With Angela Yee. The only one who can keep these guys in check. With Charlamagne Tha God.

I'm a lover boy. This is The Breakfast Club, bitches. Good morning, USA! Yes, it's Monday. Back to the work week. No need to act like we want to really be here on a Monday. Monday is a slow for everybody. You know what I mean? It is. I mean, don't get me wrong. It's a blessing to wake up and be alive and all that good stuff.

But, you know, to get back in the groove of things after a weekend, it's a struggle. Well, it was a great weekend. Your show came out Friday, Comedy Central. Yeah, the show did premiere Friday, 10 o'clock on Comedy Central. So hopefully the de-crackification of America has started, you know, with that episode. Because that's what the episode was about. The de-crackification of America. And how denazification in Germany walked so de-crackification in America could run.

That's right. Now, the show, I've seen, got a lot of great reviews. I've seen you use the word cracker 24 times? I think 37. 37 times. But who was counting? We were, of course. Yeah, we were.

I've seen they had a cracker counter on it. But it's because cracker is a slur. Not a slur, but it's a word for bigoted racist people of Caucasian race. Okay. So I think that you've got to draw a clear line. And we talked about how there's, you know, good white people and there's crack-ass crackers.

You know, it was a play on the Chris Rock bit. Crack-ass crackers. No. Remember Chris Rock had the joke, niggas versus black people? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And that's what we're in right now. We're in a society where it's good white people

versus crack-ass crackers. Gotcha. So we have to let the decrackification of America begin. Right. Got to get rid of white supremacy out of all of our institutions and the medical system and the educational system, the law enforcement, everything. Don't you think?

Yeah, absolutely. And shout out to Amanda Seals, who did the, was it with Ten Cracker Commandments? De-crack Commandments. Oh, De-crack Commandments. Amanda Seals did the De-crack Commandments as her alter ego, MC Checo. And a salute to my guy, Chico Bean. He did a nice social experiment where we actually ran that commercial in Tennessee.

It was a flags for cash commercial. So we asked people to come bring in their crackaganda, right, in exchange for cash. Did it work?

Only three people showed up. No. You know, you saw that on the show. I thought maybe more came behind the scenes. You know, you can catch the reruns

on Comedy Central during the week or you can go to the God's Honest Truth YouTube page and re-watch the show. Or go to ComedyCentral.com and re-watch the show. But every Friday night, 10 o'clock, baby, the God's Honest Truth. And the podcast launches today, too. The God's Honest Podcast. Nice.

It launches today on the Black Effect iHeartRadio Podcast Network. Okay. Yes. And I was in Vegas for the iHeartRadio Music Festival. How was that? It was good. It was good. It. Yes. Now I was in Vegas for the iHeartRadio Music Festival. How was that? It was good. It was good. It wasn't too many urban acts, too many black acts.

I kind of felt bad for J. Cole and Lil Baby as they performed because it wasn't their crap. I did not know J. Cole or Lil Baby was on that show. I do not remember them being advertised. No. I remember DaBaby. No, no, no. Well, he was supposed to be outside. But inside was J. Cole and Nelly on Friday.

Okay. And Saturday was Lil Baby and Khalid. I don't remember them being there with us. Yeah. I mean, not Baby and Cole, but okay. So it was funny. When we were doing a broadcast out to Bobby Bones. My guy, Bobby Bones.

We were on the broadcast. They were talking about all these acts performing. It was like, Envy, who are you excited to see? I was like, Lil Baby. They was like, Lil Baby? They was like, I don't know.

You know Lil Baby? They was like, can you sing a Lil Baby record? I said, busting out the band though. I said, there's nothing y'all gonna know. There's nothing y'all gonna know.

Well, I'm glad Lil Baby got that look regardless. Yeah, he definitely got that look. So shout out to Lil Baby. Shout out to J. Cole. Shout out to Nelly. Shout out to Khalid. But it was good. It was, I had a great time. Shout out to the iHeartRadio family. I have a great time every time I go out to Lil Baby, shout out to J. Cole, shout out to Nelly, shout out to Khalid. But it was good. It was, I had a great time.

Shout out to the iHeartRadio family. I have a great time every time I go out to Vegas. It's a great event. I haven't been there in a couple of years because of COVID and this year, but you know, it's a great event. Yeah. All right. I did realize that I got to go see Dr. De La Russo again.

What, you can't see? Nah. So, you know, when you go to Vegas, they put the things on a teleprompter, right? And the teleprompter's dumb far away. Those things are called words. Yeah, the words. They put the words in the sentences, which is supposed to send a teleprompter. The teleprompter was at least 50 yards away.

Okay. I had to squint like you're squinting right now. I'm squinting at that goddamn watch you got on. Why would you wear something like that to work? I think I landed from Vegas. I came right to my hotel room. Jesus Christ. Why are you going to say that now?

Now I've got to worry about when I leave. I'm just sitting there like, why would he wear this? I landed from Vegas and I came straight to my hotel room. Jesus Christ. Why are you going to say that now? Now I've got to worry about when I leave. I'm just sitting there like, why don't you wait? I landed from Vegas and I came straight to work. He's got a Casio on, guys. It's an Apple Watch, all right? All right. Thanks. Yeah, Apple Watch.

There you go. All right. My God. Lord have mercy. Start the show, man. Hit me, Rob. Why don't you? I might do it.

Front page news is next. We'll tell you about your favorite football teams. Also, Gabby Petito. Do you know that story? If not, I'll fill you in. It's the about your favorite football teams. Also, Gabby Petito. Do you know that story? If not, I'll fill you in. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Now in football, Raiders beat the Steelers 26-17, 49ers beat the Eagles 17-11. The Broncos beat the Jaguars 23-13. Rams beat the Colts, Patriots beat the Jets Buccaneers beat the Falcons Titans beat the Seahawks

The Ravens beat the Chiefs How the hell did that happen? When I got off the flight the Chiefs were winning, but hey, alright, Ravens beat the Chiefs Browns beat the Texans Panthers beat the Saints, Bills beat the Dolphins Bears beat the Bengals Cardinals beat the Vikings. And tonight in Monday Night Football.

You know, I'm getting older. I'm getting older, so, you know, I don't hear like I used to. But I don't think I hear the Dallas Cowboys beat the Los Angeles Chargers 20-17. But I think we need to throw that one in there. Okay, dropping the clues bombs for my Dallas Cowboys, baby. All right, the road to the Super Bowl. We're still on it. Starts now. Starts now. We're still on it. Starts now?

Starts now? We're still on it, baby. I didn't even know they played. Okay, well, let me tell you. You know the story of Gabby Petito and her boyfriend, Brian Laundrie? Do you know? Mm-mm. All right, I'm going to fill you in.

This is why, if you have daughters, stories like this is the reason why I call my daughter three, four times a day, all right? Now, Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie, boyfriend and girlfriend. Not your normal boyfriend and girlfriend. Don't tell me that's going to have my anxiety going through the roof. It's going to have your anxiety a little bit. So they were kind of like nomads, where they would rent trucks, they would drive all over the country, they would take pictures,

they would do blogs, right? So the fact that she didn't speak to her mother in a couple of days was normal. So you know, after a week, mom said, look, I haven't spoke to my daughter. What's going on? It was just weird. So she reached out to the boyfriend, mom said, look, I haven't spoke to my daughter. What's going on? It was just weird. So she reached out to the boyfriend, Brian Laundrie. He didn't answer his phone.

He didn't call her back. Seemed pretty weird. Called the family. None of the family would answer. So she filed a missing persons report like she should have. After filing a missing persons report, police went to Brian Laundrie's house, which is out in Florida, in the family's house. And when they asked, hey, you know, where's this young lady? Y'all blog, y'all travel the world together. What's going on?

They gave him the lawyer's number. They gave him the lawyer's number? What you mean? They already lawyered up. Gave him a lawyer's number. Oh, okay, okay, okay. So the police went to question him and he already had his lawyer ready. Okay. That's right. Which made him a person of interest. Duh. Kind of weird, right? You give your lawyer's number, you don't say what happened. They're not talking at all. Now his

girlfriend is missing, his young lady's missing. She's from Long Island, by the way. Nobody says nothing. So now they find his body over the weekend in a Wyoming National Forest Park that they believe the remains are hers. So now they believe he's a person of interest and now they can't find him. He got out of Dodge. They don't know where he's at.

He's more than a person of interest. I mean, I guess you gotta say he's still a person of interest for legal purposes, but clearly he's a suspect at this point. I guess that's the same thing, right? Person of interest, suspect? I don't know. Yeah, so a TikToker claimed she was driving and she seen Brian Laundrie hitchhiking. He jumped in the car, and as they were saying, they were

going to that same... Why we call her a TikToker? That's what they said. That's so insane. That's how they referred her? Yeah, they referred to her as a TikToker. They said, but her name is Miranda. Miranda Baker said her and her boyfriend seen him. He was hitchhiking. He jumped in the car. They said, hey, we're going to the park where the remains were found.

Not that park, but they said we're going to the park. And he got crazy, jumped out the car, and ran off. They said that was weird. But now they're realizing that was probably weird because that's probably where he knew the body was. Lord have mercy. Well, I hope they catch him. I hope he comes clean. I mean, that's probably where he knew the body was. Lord have mercy. Well, I hope they catch him. I hope he comes clean. I mean, that's crazy.

And that's the reason why I call my daughter four times a day. It's not because I would feel like she would go hitchhiking. It's just you just always want to know where your kid's at. I mean, listen, every day we wake up, all we're trying to do is avoid crazy. You know what I'm saying? And sometimes crazy finds you. It just seems like one of those situations. I'm definitely sending healing energy to that young. Yeah. It just seems like one of those situations.

I'm definitely sending healing energy to that young lady's family for sure, for sure. And, you know, that guy, whoever that dude is, he can't run from himself. No. I don't care. You can't run from yourself. Not at all. I just hope they get the answers that's needed. You know what I mean?

The fact that they're not talking. You know, sometimes the family just want to know what happened. You know, what happened to my baby girl? Not just the dead silence saying nothing, you know? Yeah, and you want justice to be served. Absolutely. Because clearly, I mean, you know,

sounds like foul play to me. Clearly. Somebody hiding something. Yeah. All right. Well, that's front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

If you're upset, you need to vent. Phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed.

You better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? It's Armando. How's it going, guys? Armando, what's up? Get it off your chest. Hey, man, I just wanted to, you know, I didn't get to see that Sunday night football game,

but I watched highlights of it, man. That was an amazing game, man. We came down to the last second. Are you talking about Ravens-Chiefs? It was a good game. Yes, sir. I was on the plane with that game on, and the Chiefs were up. I was like, oh, they got this game.

So I was surprised when I just read that score. Yeah, yeah. And then I seen that John Harbaugh asked Lamar if he wanted to go for it, you know, at the fourth down, and went for it, and sealed the game. Wow, wow, missed that one. All right, brother, thank you for calling. I wanted to give a quick shout-out. Go ahead.

Hey, Charlemagne, I wanted to give a quick shout-out to the All the Smoke podcast, Dream Champ, and also being with the game. I just got done listening to Million Dollars with the Game and All the Smoke last night, And I really enjoyed listening to Million Dollars with the Game with Carmelo Anthony, man. It was a real, real one to pay attention to. Yeah, I got to go check that. That came out yesterday. Sleuth to my guys, Wallow and Gilly. Million Dollars worth of game. They on bars too.

Drink Champs and All the Smoke. They partnering with the Black Effect, my podcast network. So sleuth to everybody doing their thing in the podcast space. Hello, who's this? Yo, this is Keyon from Georgia. Keyon, what's up, man? Get off your chest. Hey, man, let's talk about Jermaine Dupri and Diddy, bro.

Let's talk about it. Jermaine Dupri, please get out of the way. Get out of the way, my boy. I love him. I feel like he'll have a good battle with Diddy. If Diddy doesn't go in the biggie bag. But if Diddy go on the biggie bag, what are you going to play? Well, here's the thing.

I said that I think Jermaine and Diddy, they should just do an R&B and remix versus. It should just be their remixes and R&B records. I think hip-hop gives Diddy the decisive advantage. Yeah, I agree. I think if they do an R&B, it would be a great one. But when Diddy goes in

the Notorious B.I.G., I just don't. And I love J.D. I just don't think it's a counter for him. Not just big, though. Big, Mase, Black Rob, The Lox. Yeah, there's no counter for that. Yeah, the hip-hop bag too deep. So, like, he would be getting away probably with the best verses would be

with Diddy and Dre, especially now that they're performing. The friends they bring out, come on, man. Yeah, that would be stupid. Diddy versus Dre would be stupid. Yeah, would be Diddy and Dre, especially now that they're performing. The friends they bring out, come on, man. Yeah, that'll be stupid. Diddy versus Dre would be stupid. Yeah, I think Diddy and Dre Diddy and friends versus Dre and friends would be stupid.

Yeah, so JD, please get out the way, man. Like, just leave that alone. All right, brother. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's up, baby? It's Cam. What's up, Charlamagne?

Good morning. How you doing? Cam, what up, man? Get off your chest. All right, so basically, I'm a loyal fan. I listen to y'all doing? Ken, what up, man? Get off your chest. All right. So, basically, I'm a loyal fan. I listen to y'all all the time. Calling from New Jersey, by the way.

And I'm tired of Snack Man and Big Chunk and Toast. I've been calling, wasting air time. You feel me? Me too. I'm with you. I agree. All right. So, this is for Snack Man. Snack Man, bruh.

You can literally Google a joke. Why do you call it Snack Man? Gee, I got a joke for you today. Like, you be acting crazy on the radio. Like, we syndicated 100 markets. Right, Sean? That's right, 100 plus. You better act like it.

Big chocolate and toe suckers. Bah. I'm pretty sure you're a Caucasian. Why are you calling yourself chocolate? I'm confused. Like, you come on there. Hey, Sean. Like, no, we don't want to hear from you either. Like, you come on in. Hey, Sean Amin. Give me a bump.

Like, no, we don't want to hear from you either. Like, if you're about to call in, call in with something that's positive or a Google joke. Like, we're tired of hearing it. I'm with you, K. Thank you, brother. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up right now.

Phone lines are wide open. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. I'm telling. I'm telling. Hey, what you doing, man? I'm telling. I'm calling you. This is your time to get it off your chest.

Whether you're mad or blessed. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? He's Andy. Get it off your chest, bro. Someone's trying to pretend to be you on Instagram. Trying to get me to send them $1,400. If he needs the money, man.

This is the thing. They said they're pretending to be you giving me a vehicle and that I need to pay for the shipping. That is $1,400. Do you believe it, sir? I'm shaking about the whole thing. Bro. I'm like, if you're giving me a car, you're giving it to me.

Bro, there's no way in hell I'm giving you a car. Okay? And there's no way in hell I'm asking you for $1,400. So listen, if it doesn't say DJ Envy with a blue check, that is not me. I've been shutting these pages down. They create a page every other day. So, again, if it doesn't say DJ Envy with a blue check, it's not me. I'm going to be honest with you, man.

Any of these people who see a Rihanna hit them or a DJ Envy or whoever it is, a Beyonce asking them for money, Michael Jackson, if they stupid enough to believe that's really them people, let them send the money. I mean, they created at least 20, 30 pages for me. And people are, you know, if it's not my blue check, it's not me. It's not I'm not going to ask you for money. I'm not going to say send me fifteen hundred dollars. I'm not going to say none of that. And they're doing something now where they try to FaceTime you and they'd be like, oh, I couldn't get you to face that. That's not me. I'm not FaceTiming you. It's not me. It's not happening. Just putting it out there. I'm not asking anybody for money. I'm not saying give me no money. I'm not FaceTiming you. It's not me. It's not happening. Just putting it out there. I'm not asking anybody for money.

I'm not saying give me no money. I'm not saying I'm playing anybody's record. I'm not sending anybody's car. It is not me. Let them get their money, man. If Michael Jackson hit them up and asked for $500 and they want to send Michael $500, let him do it. No. Hello, who's this?

Yo, Breakfast Club fam. How y'all doing this morning? What's up, brother? Peace, King. I'm a blessing, a holy favor, man. Shout out doing this morning? What's up, brother? Peace, King. I'm a blessing. I'm a blessing. I'm a blessing. I'm a blessing.

I'm a blessing. I'm a blessing. I'm a blessing. I'm a blessing. I'm a blessing. I'm a blessing. I'm a blessing. I'm a blessing.

I'm a blessing. Shout out to my wife. It's her birthday today. Two Virgos. I don't know how we do it, but salute to her, man. That's my queen. Also, Charlamagne. Yes, sir.

Shout out to you, brother. I've been listening through 2010. I'm straight from high school, and I've seen your growth. That's why I'm still here, brother. You've been doing amazing. Keep that up, please. Thank you, King. Yes, sir. Y's why I'm still here, brother. You better not do anything. You got to keep that up, please. Thank you, King. Yes, sir.

Y'all have a good one, man. Yes, sir. Man, he just called to say he's seen your growth, brother. Shut up. Hello, who's this? This is Aaron Ridge. Aaron Ridge. Get it off your chest, brother.

Man, bro, I'm an apprentice with the Plumbers Price Fittings Union. I have a call with Harris. Harris took this call for MSG, Madison Square Garden, as the main contractor. And they building a big old entertainment global thing down here in Las Vegas on Las Vegas Sands Boulevard. So on our workflow,

you got about four or five of us African-Americans that's working. And when we come out for lunch, we get upstairs. They got a noose hanging, bro. Really? Damn. Yes. Yes.

I took pictures of it. I called the Channel 13 News down here. They aired the story. I put my name anonymous because you know how they are black by all those blacks, man. But today makes three weeks and five days the wednesday makes four weeks exactly and i still haven't been able to file a complaint i had to do one with the eeoc but the metro madison square garden i talked to they three representatives in new york they ain't did nothing about it they They won't let me pursue it.

They acting like racism does, you know, they trying to make it a new norm. So I go to the bathroom a couple of days after the noose was hung. They got white power written in there. So what's the name of this place? It's called the Spear. Where's the Spear? We got to de-crackify the Spear. Where's the Spear at?

He said it's out in Vegas. He said it's owned by the same company that owns Madison Square Garden. That's what you're saying? Yeah, it's Madison Square Garden, The Spear. It's on Las Vegas Sands, 255 Las Vegas Sands. Well, yeah, we got to de-crackify that place. And it's crazy that you had to be anonymous even though you got done wrong. Like, we shouldn't have to be anonymous when it comes to racism.

You know what I'm saying? Like, we shouldn't have to fear being blackballed because we calling out white supremacy and racism in America. Man, I got so much evidence on here. And then by making the news, the National Action Network in Las Vegas, that's in tune with Reverend Al Sharks, and they jumped in on it. And they wanted me to be, you know, doing live interviews and things, but they've been trying to get me in contact with a lawyer,

but none of the lawyers down here, none of the black lawyers as well, especially, wants to take the case because they're afraid of the backlash. I don't understand why we should never fear the backlash that comes from calling out racism. Yeah, but he's scared because he don't want to lose his job. That's insane. He got paid for his family stuff, so I get it. Yeah, exactly. They already trying to come at me, man. They gave three apology speeches on the job site, and now at that time,

did they say they apologized to the African-American race for having to go through something or experience something like this. Lord have mercy. Yes, I'm right now having to take mental counseling and be on medication because and I got to pay out my own pocket. See what I'm saying? They didn't give us no resources for people who haven't experienced something like this. Yes, I read it in books. Yes, I've seen it on groups, but to actually witness one in real life, man, it messed me up. It's like now I doubt white people.

I don't know if you're coming up to me to shake my hand and say hello, or you're coming to hurt me on this job site. You know what I mean? Well, I hope that more people speak up about what's going on there. I hope that there's some good white people out there. Stay on their neck, brother. Who can stand with you to help you fight this situation because it's going to take all of us to decrackify America, god damn it.

That's right. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up. Now, we got rumors on the way. COVID is still real. I'll tell you which one of your favorite celebrities got COVID over the weekend. So don't move.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's time. She's spilling the tea. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Now, shout out to Chris Rock. He said on Sunday that he tested positive

For COVID-19 He said hey guys I just found out I have COVID-19 Trust me you don't want this Get vaccinated Yeah we have to start having more context Around those type of announcements Because the first thing people say is Well Chris is already fully vaccinated

And still got COVID But I think what Chris is trying to say is If he wasn't vaccinated it would probably be a lot worse. It'd be a lot worse. You remember when he's on a breakfast club, he talked about getting vaccinated. I'm vaccinated. I'm, you know, they call me Two Shots Rock. I got my Moderna, and, you know, I might even get the

Pfizer as a backup. What about Johnson & Johnson? Would you get the Johnson & Johnson? Johnson & Johnson, the food stamps of vaccine. I don't know what's up with people not wanting to get vaccinated. I don't know what's in there. You know how many drugs I've bought at strip club bathrooms? You know what I mean?

Like, I'm not going to take a vaccine. I've done far more dangerous things. Now, people making fun of Chris Rock because he said on here he had Moderna. But then when he did Fallon, he said he got something different. You got the Moderna? I got Johnson & Johnson, the food stamps of vaccine. You know, I skipped the line, too, to get my vaccine. I didn't care. Oh, you did?

Oh, yeah. I used my celebrity, Jimmy. You just did. I didn't care. I was like, hey, step aside, Betty White. Guys, he's joking. It's called comedy, guys. He's joking, guys.

Why do y'all take people so literal all the time? It's clearly comedy. It's clearly satire. He's comedian, guys. Like, Jesus Christ, man. He's joking. You got to start changing your voice now when you're doing a joke, or you got to change your voice when you're doing satire,

being sarcastic now? You got to put in quotes, like, joke time. All right, God. Yeah. Maybe you got to announce that it's a joke. I'm about to tell a joke! Joke, guys! I took the Johnson and Johnson! Come on, man! Come on. Well, anyway, Chris Rock, we hope

he feels better and gets back stronger immediately. Yeah, we just need more context to those type of announcements, that's all. Because, you know, people can't wait to argue and debate and everything else. But I think he was just simply saying if he didn't have the vaccine he'd probably be a lot worse off absolutely now whack 100 he did an interview with bootleg kev and he talked about a lot one of the things he talked about was his conversation he had with takashi 69 and who checked him i'm pretty

sure it cost me a few friends and got on me. I think the one that got on me the most, right, is Birdman. That's my brother, and we get on each other. But Birdman, out of everybody, Birdman got on my ass. What did he say? No, he just told me. He said, who you are and what you stand for and what you represent is greater and bigger than that. So, you know, at the end of the day, some people got that lane with me.

You know what I mean? Where they can call me and I'm going to humble myself and I'm going to listen. Alright, he also talked about Ray J and Kim K's sex tape and is there more to that tape? Kanye, holla at me, bro.

We got part two on the laptop. Ain't never been seen. We'd love for you to have it. It'd be a great personal private NFT. So there's another ray j kim k sex tape yeah that was more graphic and better than the first one is it ever going to see the light of day personally i would never give it to anybody but kanye because that's he's a mother his children it's a lot of people that didn't try to reach for that for a price tag obviously kanye could buy it from you or would you just give it to him and say what i probably would because it's kanye i probably would give it to kanye now kim k's uh lawyer says the claim

that there's an unreleased sex tape is false it is unfortunate that people make statements to try and get their 15 minutes of fame ray j well you know whack 100 uh manages rage i don't know if he still manages uh ray j but he did at one point. Ray J responded on his Twitter and said, This ain't cool. I've been staying off the radar. Just staying focused and being humble and thankful for all the blessings I'm receiving. How can I show growth and maturity if this kind of stuff keeps happening? I'm a father now, and my job is to be a great parent and put them first.

This is not the message I want to send out. Dropping the clues bombs for Ray J, goddammit. That's what I'm talking about. Heal people, hear things differently, and respond to things differently. I see you, Ray J. I see you, Ray J. And Whack 100 responded, he says, Kim K's attorneys ask your client

about Santa Barbara and the signed deliverables for tape 1, 2, and 3. Can't control what I now control. If I have 15 minutes of fame again, I'll be forced to display the signed contract. Hashtag try me. All I know is salute to my guy Bootleg Kev. Drop on the clues box for Bootleg Kev. Bootleg Kev

figured it all the way out. That's my guy. Been watching Bootleg Kev in this radio audio game for a long time. Shout out to Bootleg Kev. Lastly, on some positive news, Tory Lanez donates $50,000 to help families post bail for loved ones. You know, a lot of times people get locked up for small crimes and just can't pay for the bail.

Maybe the bail might be $1,000 or $1,500 or $500, and he's donating $50,000 to help families post bail for their loved ones. So that's pretty dope. All right? Absolutely. And that is your rumor report. Now, when we come back, we got front-page news. Let's talk COVID a little bit.

Let's talk booster shots, all right? Oh, you get one? Well, we'll talk about it when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Come on. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. When a train hits a vehicle at a railway crossing,

the results are often deadly. Be cautious at crossings, and if the signals are going, don't be tempted to try and sneak across the tracks, even if you don't see a train. Stop. Trains can't. Brought to you by NHTSA. Everybody, it's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page

news. Now in sports, alright, the Raiders beat the Steelers 26-17. 49ers beat the Eagles 17-11. The Broncos beat the Jaguars 23-13. Rams beat the Colts. Patriots beat the Jets. Buccaneers beat the Falcons 48-25. The Titans beat the Seahawks.

Ravens beat the Chiefs. And I was watching that game. Chiefs were up too. The Browns beat the Texans. Panthers beat the Saints. Bills beat the Dolphins. Bears beat the Texans. Panthers beat the Saints. Bills beat the Dolphins. Bears beat the Bengals. Cardinals beat the Vikings.

And tonight in Monday Night Football. You're so disrespectful. The Packers take on the Lions. The Dallas Cowboys beat the Los Angeles Chargers 20-17. Last second field goal won the Dallas Cowboys the game. So our road to the Super Bowl, you know, we're still en route. Okay? One and one right now.

Dropping the clues bombs from my Dallas Cowboys. What's happening? Now, Manny Pacquiao, famed boxer, seems like he's going to be running for Philippines president in 2022. He says, I boldly accept the challenge of running as president of the Republic of the Philippines. What's the message to those who are taking advantage of the Filipino people? Your time is up.

I'm a fighter. All right. Now, the FDA panel votes for boosters for elderly 65 and up and people at risk only. So they rejected President Biden's plan. We have Fauci talking about it. I don't think they made a mistake. As we said in the beginning,

we would want to plan for the possibility of vaccinating all those who have gotten their initial vaccination with Pfizer. And it was always pending the evaluation of all of the totality of the data from the United States, from Israel and any bit of data that we could get by the advisory committee to the FDA. I mean, just tell people that the shot that they got now ain't working no more. And they got to get a re-up. Yeah, but they're saying 65 and up. But, you know, my doctor told me when I can get it, I would definitely, you know, he would encourage me to definitely get the booster shot, though.

That's what she said. Because the stuff you got now probably don't wore off. They say, what, eight months? Eight months. Yeah. Yeah. And lastly, this is crazy. A Michigan dad is suing a school district for a million dollars after cutting his daughter's hair without permission.

So what happened was his daughter was in school and a classmate, I guess, cut the girl's hair on one side. The girl came to the teacher, said, allegedly, I don't like my hair. Can you please fix it? So the teacher went and cut the girl's other side of the hair. And the father's like, no, you don't cut my daughter's hair without talking to me. No, you call the damn parents, fool. I'd be wondering if people that do stuff like that have kids they sell. Because

if you got kids, you're going to always put yourself in the parents' shoes and say, how would I want an adult to respond to my child in this situation? I would want them to call me immediately. Yeah, no, absolutely. I mean, the only thing I could think of if the girl was boo-hoo crying, bawling. I don't care.

I'm going to call your parents. And he was like, please try to fix it, please. And she did a little trim. I don't know. That sounds wild to me. Yeah, call me. I'm going to call your parents. Let me call your parents.

Let me call your dad. Let me call your mom. Let me tell them what happened. They'll be down here shortly. It ain't your decision to make about my child's hair. What's wrong with you? I agree. All right.

And that is your front page news. Now, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. So if you... What do you want to talk? You want to talk de-crackification? Yeah, let's talk about de-crackification. Now, your show came out Friday.

You said, crack it how many times? 26, 27 times? I forgot the exact number. It was over 30, though. Over 30 times. It was well over 30. Now, we were talking about de-crackifying an institution. Break it down. Yeah, it's, though. Over 30 times. It was well over 30. Now, we were talking about decrackifying an institution. It's called decrackification.

Decrackification is the act of ridding a system of its tired-ass, racist-ass, white supremacist BS. It's based off what they did in Germany to rid the country of all Nazi ideology from culture and press and society and education, politics, everything. And America needs to do the same. We need to deccrackify the country and stop celebrating racists and their BS. All right. Now, a caller called this morning. He wanted to de-crackify an institution

that he was working at. Can we hear his call? I'm an apprentice with the Plumbers Price Fetters Union. Job call with Harris. And Harris took this call for MSG, Madison Square Garden, as the main contractor. And they building a big old entertainment global thing

down here in Las Vegas, on Las Vegas Sands Boulevard. So on our workflow, you got about four or five of us African Americans that's working. And when we come out for lunch, we get upstairs. They got a noose hanging. Call the channel 13 news down here.

They end the story. I put my name anonymous because you know how they are black ball of blacks, man. Think about that. You working at a job and you black and somebody puts a noose up, right? To shake you and the other black employees up. But you got to make a employees up. But you gotta make a complaint anonymously because you're afraid to get blackballed because you're calling out

white supremacy. That's why there has to be a de-crackification of this country right there. Alright, well let's open up the phone lines. Let's have some fun with this. 800-585-1051. Is there an institution, a place, a business, a job that needs to be de-rackified? That means

to be decrackified. Of course it is. This is America. Now when you say decrackified, it doesn't have to just be a white business. It could be a black business that needs to be decrackified. You know some black businesses that need to be decrackified? So you're saying that there's some black businesses out there who have absolutely embraced white supremacist ideology? Correct. And they oppress and they marginalize

black folks just like the oppressors do? Yes. That's what you're saying? Wow. I'm saying that. So let's open up the phone lines. Is there a business or institution that needs to be de-crackified? Call us up right now. 800-585-1051. Let's talk about it. Let's talk about the business

and why they need to be de-crackified. Let the de-crackification begin. Alright. Call us up now. We're just having some fun. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's topic time. Pick up the phone, baby. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club.

Talk about it. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, we're talking about de-crackifying some institutions. That's right. If you saw my show, The God's Honest Truth that premiered this past Friday

on Comedy Central at 10pm, you heard me break down the concept of de-crackification. Can we play a little clip of that? Sure. De-crackification. Defined by this, the God's Honest Dictionary as the act of ridding a system of its tired ass, racist ass,

white supremacist bulls**t. Now, was de-Nazification a perfect solution to fixing Germany? No. But not celebrating racists was a step in the right direction to actual healing. Will de-crackifying America be easy?

Hell no! Because America really, really worships its biggest. Now, FYI, there's a difference between good white people and crack-ass crackers. You know, good white people, we call them GWPs, and they don't like crack-ass crackers either. They use their privilege to combat prejudice, and we thank them for that.

But we're gonna need all hands on deck to de-crackify this country. Okay, so let me ask you. What companies would you like to see decrackify? I mean, I mean, it's so many. I mean, you got the medical system. You have, you know, all of these different financial institutions, education, you know, I mean, like law enforcement, like America as a whole needs to be decrackified. Like it's got to start at the root. Like we're still a country that still has, you know, the names of bigots and racists on highways and bigots and racists on institutional buildings.

Like, why is J. Edgar Hoover on an FBI building? Like, which we're talking about this Friday on The God's Honest Truth. But it's just, I mean, come on, this is America. I mean, I think the whole financial industry, I mean, and the way that they tax people. I mean, let's not forget that Amazon pays nothing in taxes. Yeah. Donald Trump paid $750 in taxes, and he's damn near a billionaire.

That doesn't say anything to anybody? This country is designed for old white men to prosper, and it's designed for everybody else to fail. That's why it bugs me out when I hear people say things like, oh, this institution has historically failed us. Yeah, it's historically failed you because it's been designed to fail you. I would also decrackify all those institutions like the NFL, the NBA. I just think it's so wild that the majority of the players are minority, but the ownership is one in NBA and how many NFL? I just think it's so wild that the majority of the players are minority, but... No black ownership. The ownership says... No black executives.

That's right. In NBA and how many NFL? The NBA just got a record number of black coaches this year, which is seven. You know what I mean? So, yes. But how many owners in the NFL? Black? None.

Zero. Zero. Zilch. Nada. And how many in NBA? One. Michael Jordan. And before that, it was Bob Johnson.

Are minority? That's not crazy to anybody? And think about Jordan. But the majority of players are minority? That's not crazy to anybody? And think about it. Think about how it works, right? Bob Johnson was a black owner. Bob Johnson is the person who sold the team to Michael Jordan. So you have to have a black person in that position who says, you know what? I want to keep it black.

And you got to have a black person who has the capital to be able to get it. Yeah. And that's very hard to do in a country that needs to be decracified. Okay. Also the music industry. Let's talk-hop a little bit okay how many uh african-americans how many black people actually own the companies that put the label that put the records the distribution companies distribution companies 100 zero yeah zero none yeah none none none none yeah you could talk about uh qc who owns a label but they don't own the distribution company you

could talk about rock nation that owns the company they don't own distribution we could talk about QC who owns a label, but they don't own a distribution company. You can talk about Roc Nation that owns the company. They don't own a distribution. We could talk about Bad Boy. We could talk about Gotti's label. All those labels are great, but we don't own a distribution company. All right, well, let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this? Joseph Gatsby in Atlanta.

Hey, what's up, brother? What institution do you want to de-crackify? I want to de-crackify the music business, the record labels, man. Yet again this weekend, another rapper was shot, and it just keeps happening over and over and over. These execs sit back, you know, in their mansions, cool, chilling. You know what I'm saying? No worries, no dodging bullets or nothing like that.

And all these rappers is on the front lines. You know what I'm saying? And I just feel like that institution right there is just one that's been so sacred that they never wanted to touch nobody wants to touch it you know i'm saying and i feel like you know that same situation that the guy spoke about um in his business where he had to file anonymous these rappers are ducking bullets out here and have to go to work every day like it's normal you know you know what's so crazy the decrackification of america runs so deep because you know these people are peddling black trauma. Right. But then that black trauma goes out and it influences, you know, our communities.

You know what I'm saying? And inspires people to go out there and continue to commit these crimes that these artists will be talking about. I take it a step further. I used to work at a radio station where people used to come to the station to try to force DJs to play records and to the point where DJs used to have security. And the program director would ride up in her scooter by herself, no security, and she's the one that used to decide what records get played on air and had no problem. Well, it's because she was a white woman and nobody expected a white woman to be running the radio station. Nobody would have been.

And let's just say it. Sluice to Tracy Clarity. Sluice to Tracy Clarity. Nobody would expect, you know, they see Tracy, they wouldn't expect her to be running Hot 97 at the time. But still, she used to come up at her school and never had no problems, never had no fights, nothing. Happens all the time, bro.

Happens all the time. But every DJ used to have to fend for themselves. Happens all the time. I used to thought that was wild. Happens all the time. We say that even about black bloggers. You know what I mean? Our black radio personalities like us.

They'll run up on us all day, but they won't go near Harvey Levin. Or Elvis. Or TMZ. Or Elvis Duran. You know what I mean? Even though Elvis don't peddle and that type of stuff. But you don't see nobody running down on a Paras Hilton and nobody else. No.

It's just our culture and our community. But that's a whole other conversation. We're talking about Decrackify in America right now. All right. 800-585-1051. What institution do you want to Decrackify? Call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Come on. I know it now. I know it now. I know right now. Alright, 800-585-1051. What institution do you want to de-crackify? Call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Add your opinions to The Breakfast Club topic.

Come on! 800-585-1051. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're talking decrackifying institutions. Decrackification. Decrackification.

If you saw my show this past Friday on Comedy Central, The God's Honest Truth premiered this past Friday at 10 o'clock and comes on each and every Friday. We talked about decrackification. Let's play a clip of me explaining what decrackification is.-crackification. Let's play a clip of me explaining what de-crackification is. De-crackification. Defined by this, the God's Honest Dictionary as the act of ridding a system of its tired ass, racist ass, white supremacist bulls**t.

Now, was de-Nazification a perfect solution to fixing Germany? No. But not celebrating racists was a step in the right direction to actual healing. Will de-crackifying America be easy? Hell no. Because America really, really worships its bigots. And I mean, look, it can be done. It happened in Germany. Like I just explained, they got rid of, you know, pretty much all Nazi ideology from, you know, everything from culture to education to politics. America has never even taken a step to do that because we still celebrate racists. We still celebrate bigots by having their names on buildings, by having highways named after them.

And to me, you know, if you have, you know, a name like J. Edgar Hoover still on the FBI building, that means that his ideologies still live in that building, which we're discussing this Friday on The God's Honest Truth, by the way. All right. What institutions do y'all think need to be decrackified? All right, well, let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is a South Florida anonymous kid. I don't really want to state my name. I'm a local coach in the community, and a friend of mine went to a university,

and her and several other basketball players have made statements against Lena or Ryan University. Basically, I tagged you guys on Instagram. There's a release statement and a lawsuit against the university for basically kicking girls off the basketball program for speaking against racism. Wow. See, that's insane to me.

That's what I don't understand. So it's really intense. And, like, my friend's whole career was almost in shambles. I mean, right now she has other offers and everything, but she's developing this story with her lawyers and with eight other basketball girls. So it's pretty big. It's on Instagram.

I tagged you guys if you can look at it. And what's the name of the place? It's L-E-N-O-I-R, Ryan University. Okay. We'll look it up. All right, mama. Thank you. Hello, who's this?

Hey, hey, hey. My name's... Yeah, no, forget about my name. But yo, I'm from Hartford, Connecticut. Peace and blessings to everybody. Shout out, shout out Envy, shout out Charlamagne, shout out Yee. But, um, bang, crack ass cracker company in Hartford, Connecticut. It's a garbage removal company, but they trash too.

When I mean, yo, I was the only black dude working in there. I was the only black dude working in there for like, I want to say, I ain't going to say how long ago I was working there, but like I said, I was the only black dude working there. They never brought no other person into the office. All the drivers that they had driving the trash trucks, they was all black, of course, but they had nobody in the office. They fired me over some dumbness.

On top of that, I heard this one story. I never seen it myself, but I heard a story about how one of the drivers went into the garage to get their truck one day. Boom, the noose hanged right off their truck. He complained about it. Jesus Christ. Complained about it. Two weeks later, they doubled down on it Boom, the noose hanged right off their truck. He complained about it. Jesus Christ. Complained about it. Two weeks later, they doubled down on it,

put a noose on both of the mirrors. And he couldn't say nothing about it after that. Wow. So what's that name of that place again? All Ways. And when I say trash, I mean trash. Hello, who's this? Hey, good morning.

This is Royale. Royale, good morning. So I definitely agree with Charlamagne about that. Pretty much, I think. There is a bamboo willies on Pensacola Beach, Florida, that is very so racist. It's like a factory place that sells like bushwhackers. That's what they're known for.

Okay. And they need to, you got to decrackify that place? Okay. Yes. What happened? Okay, so this is what happened. Pretty much, he was on the beach. You know, my son, who is half white,

must I say, and I'm a fully black woman. Well, he was on a different tantrum. So at that time, I took him to the bathroom of Bamboo Willie's to go and talk to him. Well, there was two white women beaming on the door, trying to make it seem like I was abusing my son. And I'm like, what are you doing? And they're like, this ain't what you want to do. You need to let him out of there.

I was like, you need to mind your business. I'm talking to my son. I am the parent here. That's right. So the bartender, who is a white male, he runs in there, bug-eyed, like, oh, what's going on? I'm seeing them jumping all over me. Okay?

They jumped you? Other guy. No, no, slight screamer. Physically, like, they was trying to, but they're not going to intimidate me. Okay? but they're not going to intimidate me. Okay. And they were pretty much showing their white privilege and all this other stuff and pretty much got the bartender on their side. They're out there talking it up,

serving drinks and all this. They're intoxicated, obviously. Well, me and my sister, we walk up to ask them what the issue was in the bathroom the supposed security who was talking to them like that was their friend is like screaming at my sister say get the f out of here i'm gonna get the police if you don't get the f out of here wow my nephew runs up he was 16 fully black he's like nobody's gonna touch my mother do not touch my mother my father is not here to defend her do not so he runs gets the police they're calling my nephew boy talking to him talking

about don't look this way boy lord have mercy so fast forward they get the police but the police more so sided with me because it was like he could tell they were intoxicated and they was jumping over me for no reason he was like I'm a parent too so I appreciate that from the sheriff's department of Pensacola Beach

but they definitely showed their white privilege well that's why decrackification of this country has to happen. Alright, well thank you, Mama. Thank you, and can I shout out my music on YouTube? Of course. World Queen 160

YouTube. Look me up. Listen to my music. I appreciate y'all. Love y'all. Alright, Mama. Thank you. And I really want people to understand that there is a difference between GWPs, good white people, and crack ass crackers. And I really want people to understand that there is a difference between GWPs, good white people, and crack-ass crackers. And, you know, good white people, they don't like crack-ass crackers either. And they use their privilege to combat prejudice.

And we thank them for that. But it's going to take all hands on deck to really implement de-crackification in this country. But America definitely needs to be de-crackified. I guess that's the moral of the story. That is definitely the moral of the story. And you've got to watch uh the god's honest truth every friday night at 10 p.m on comedy central it's screaming on a paramount plus right now too and it's on comedycentral.com and you know we got the decrackify america t-shirts all you gotta do is go

to my shopify.com see this see the show.myshopify.com, and we got the good white people t-shirts. So y'all need to go out. Y'all got to claim your set, bro. All right. For real. Get you a I'm a GWPA you know me t-shirt. Okay. From see the show.myshopify.com.

All right. Well, we got rumors on the way. We got to talk about Karen Civil. It got real spicy over the weekend, so we'll break it down. What's up with KC? Also, shout out to Hampton University. H-U, the real H-U. We busted Howard down.

And I seen all you guys. Real, your little cute Howard t-shirts because Kamala Harris came to the game. And oh, you want to ride Howard all of a sudden. Well, you got your ass busted, so shout out to Hampton University. Oh, bro. What? You said they cute. You said you riding them.

You said you busted their ass. God damn. You heard all of that? Yeah. I ride H-U. H-U? Rumors on the their ass? God damn. You heard all of that? Yeah. I write HU. HU? Rumors on the way is the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Hey. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, and Tilly Yee. Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Look to my guy,

Louis V, in Atlanta. You know, the station that we're on in Atlanta. He said it to me, too. Yeah, Louis V just said somebody was complaining about us station that we're on in Atlanta. He said it to me too. Yeah, Louis V just said somebody was complaining about us saying that we need to

de-cracker-fy the country. Correct. There needs to be a de-cracker-fication of America. My thing is, whenever you hear people more offended

at the word cracker than they are about all the evil, racist stuff that makes someone a cracker, then they probably a cracker-ass cracker too they are about all the evil racist stuff that makes someone a cracker then they probably a cracker ass cracker too it's really just that simple because the caller that complained actually was uh referencing the guy who called about the business in vegas so if you hear this black person tell a story about working at this corporation in vegas and you know

they found a noose and he had to file an anonymous complaint because he was afraid to be blackballed, even though he's the one experiencing the racism. If you hear all of that and you say, but you know what? I don't want to hear the word crack. You bypass all the news, the offensive stuff. You bypass all the racism to talk about the use of the word cracker. That's why we need a decrackification de-crackification of this country right there. All right. Well, when we come back, we got rumors on the way.

We got to tell you about Karen Civil. It got real spicy over the weekend with Karen Civil. I'll tell you all about it. We'll try to break it down as much as possible. And we'll do that next. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It, Karen Civil's been on The Breakfast Club a couple of times. She's from New Jersey. She's a digital marketing entrepreneur, author.

She handles all that. She started off as an intern at Hot 97. She worked for Dipset, Little Wayne, Beats by Dre, Hillary Clinton, and more. She was actually the one that ran that campaign when Lil Wayne was locked up where you could actually write Lil Wayne and he was writing you guys back. She was the one that did that campaign.

And Karen Civil gets busy. So over the weekend, this is how it all started. Comedian Jessie Wu, she's been on Wild and Out, she's been on Love and Hip Hop. I guess her and Karen Civil had a lawsuit, a three million dollar lawsuit with karen civil lost and jesse will run and she talked about uh the things that karen civil uh allegedly did to her well that opened up the floodgates because joiner lucas talked about karen civil scamming him let's play it this is around the time nitsy did his hundred dollar mixtape you know what i'm

saying and i'm like damn karen's the way to go at the time i was up i had an investor he'd already kicked up so much money and the only thing that i had left was a little bit of bread that we had left in which we chose to hire you that was 2015 you keep saying it was seven years ago but that was a big time in my life my son was about to be just born my back was against the wall and at this time hiring you was like our last ditch effort to really do something and i really believed in the name karen civil now this was on clubhouse so they were both speaking on clubhouse joanna lucas posted many a post about how karen civil uh took 60 000 from him and you know his at the time his child was just born he He didn't have the money. This was a last

ditch effort. I've never been on Treehouse. I'm proud of that. Clubhouse. I've never been over there. Every time I ask who all over there, it's a bunch of people I don't think I want to be in the same room with. Well, you were mentioned on Clubhouse. Let's play that part. I saw you

write your thing. I said, damn, this nigga still upset by this. So I hit Charlamagne. I said, damn, this nigga still upset by this. So I hit Charlamagne. I said, I want to get this man on the phone. Because the last time we had some shit, the shit was on Twitter. We never communicated. Charlamagne told me what you felt. I said, forget it then.

He still has an attitude, and he's upset, and he wants to do social. And you did social. That's what it was. So how exactly was I supposed to reach out? I literally kept everything. I was so proactive with doing your business there's some better hits and misses it takes longer than other times yeah that's true i mean karen the homie you know i never did business with her so i can't speak how she does business but knowing her for years and i like peace i want everyone to get to a place of healing so she if she asks me to reach out to someone,

I got no problem doing that. And Joyner, my man, too. So, you know, that's why, you know, I hit Joyner like, yo, Karen wants to holler at you. Joyner said if she ain't calling me to pay me my money back, I don't know what she want to talk about, but feel free, you know, to have her call. So that's all that was. Okay, well, let's open up

the floodgates over the weekend. And Jason Lee from Hollywood Unlocked, he talked about his run as with Karen Civil. A couple years ago, Hollywood Unlocked's Instagram, when we reached 1.2 million followers, got taken down. And I didn't know what was happening. I was in Atlanta on stage at Wild N' Out, and somebody reached out to me from Miami and said, my brother is a 17-year-old hacker from Orlando. He was paid $20,000, promised $40,000 by Karen Civil to hack your page because we had written a story how she had stole $17,000 from James

from Love & Hip Hop in New York. He had put her on blast. We wrote the story. We refused to take it down. And she basically paid a kid to hack us. She promised him a rap career. She didn't pay the back end, so he outed her. What?

You would do that, Envy. You would do that. So? You would do that. So? You would do that. If I felt like somebody was writing a false story on me, you're goddamn right. What?

I wouldn't hire no hacker. I'll just call the people and say, hey, take that. If I don't know. Hey, you want to write a story about me? Oh, do you? Okay. Oh, man. Well.

Oh, Lord have mercy. Karen Civil got on Clubhouse and she talked about that incident yeah i hit this nobody promised him twenty thousand dollars nobody promised him a rap career nothing like that he decided to double back and tell you some stuff jason called me about it i admitted it to jason and i apologized it got back to jason jason called me upset flipping like why the would you do this? This is how I eat. I can own my bulls*** for that. I mean, I respect the honesty, but.

Yeah, I wouldn't have admitted that. Yeah, what's the point? I wouldn't have admitted it. I respect the honesty, though. Yeah, but she did admit that. And, yeah, so allegedly, well, we ain't going to say allegedly. They're saying Karen Civil paid a blogger to take his site down, which I think it happened. And he did get it back up. And then Jason Lee said this about Karen Civil paid a blogger to take his site down, which I think it happened. And he did get it back up.

And then Jason Lee said this about Karen Civil. Now, I'm not mad at her hustle, but what I'm mad at is that the industry, the Breakfast Club, all these people have given her a platform, used their platform, let her finesse them in order to give her culture clout so she can go and rob the culture blight. Jason, why are you name dropping us specifically? Well, he named a couple of others. Name a bunch of others. They just cut those out. All right. Okay.

I mean, when a person has a personal problem with a person, you know, they don't want anyone messing with that person. I understand. I mean, we've had Jason Lee up here and people have said, why are you giving him a platform? That's true. That doesn't mean anything. Jason will probably be here this week. I think he's in New York.

Mm-hmm. But we had a couple people up here that necessarily people don't necessarily like. There's nobody nobody likes all across the board. Not one person. Nobody. Zero. Zilch. Nada.

Yeah, now it goes a little more. Now, Meek Mill. Oh, my God. How deep does this mess go? Yo, it's crazy. Meek Mill posted, Karen was my friend and turned on me for opportunity. Started having the blogs posted negative-ish about me on some conspiracy-ish. I feel like I've heard all these stories before except for the Jason Lee one, though. I feel like Joyner's expressed that before.

I feel like Meek has expressed that before. Cam'ron. Definitely Cam. Cam'ron. Well, she responded to Meek Mill. She just says, you know damn well I have no sight play you. I literally just supported your album and shown you nothing but cordialness and respect

the last few years when we've seen each other. Saturday on these Clubhouse chat rooms defending you and didn't take part of these Twitter key moments. Like, come on with the BS narrative. So that's Sid in a nutshell. I explained what I could because I really didn't know. I was really enjoying myself this weekend and I just started seeing all the spicy stuff.

I feel very low vibrational energy. This is what I call low vibrational nigga. Okay? And I don't like that in my life. And lastly, this is the last thing I'm going to do. Jason Lee, he posted this. He said, Karen Civil needs to be in jail. Jesus Christ. And yes, Karen Civil needs to be in jail.

Jesus Christ. And yes, with the confession, we will be seeking all legal and prosecute available under every law. I mean, hey, I don't have an opinion. I don't have an opinion on any of this. Everybody got the story. Everybody got a story. You know, Joanna got her story. Karen got her story. Jesse Wu got her story. Jason Lee got the story. Everybody got a story. You know, Joyner got his story. Karen got her story.

Jessie Wu got her story. Jason Lee got their story. I mean, I guess it's good conversations are happening. I don't know. And it goes further. It goes into the Nipsey camp. It goes so deep so far. But I am sending everybody healing energy.

Yeah, me too. My Pauly Santo. Yeah, give me a Pauly Santo. My Pauly Santo. Give me a Pauly Santo. What else you got over there, man? I don't know. I'm about to light something. Yeah, light somethingisanto. What else you got over there, man? I don't know. I'm about to light something.

Yeah, light something. I say I ain't got no sage in here to smudge the building. Light something. Sage. Christ. Weed. Something. All this low vibrational echo.

Give me a damn lighter. All this low vibrational nigga nonsense. Jesus Christ, man. So let me ask you, Chris. Don't ask me nothing about this. For the white person, listen, do they think we have to de-blackify certain institutions? Do they think that? We got to de-nigify. When they hear certain stories, they're like, see?

We got to de-nigify certain institutions. All right. All right. Well, who are you giving your donkey to, man? Oh, my God. Carabel. Okay. Carabel is a mom who has some concerns in Texas. Okay. We'll talk about it. All right. Well, who are you giving your donkey to, man? Oh, my God. Carabel. Okay. Carabel is a mom who has some concerns in Texas.

Okay. We'll talk about it. All right. We'll get to it next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.

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Yeah, you got donkey of the day. You are a donkey. It's time for Donkey of the Day. Donkey of the Day, huh? I'm going to fatten all that shit around your eyes. They want this man to throw them blows, man. They wait for Charlamagne to tap them gloves. Let's go.

They had to make a judgment of who was going to be on the Donkey of the Day. They chose you. This is a breakfast club, bitches. Who's Donkey of the Day today? Yes, Donkey of the Day for Friday, September 20th goes to Carabelle. Carabelle is a Texas mom who, like any parent, has concerns about what her children are learning in their schools. When you are concerned about things that are happening in your child's school,

the school board meeting is absolutely the proper place to express them. But Carabelle might have expressed her grievances at the wrong school board meeting. See, this school board meeting was supposed to be about COVID. It's a middle school, so they probably have different COVID protocols because some of the kids aren't able to get vaccinated yet unless they're, what, 12

and up, I think it is. 12 and up, yep. Yeah, well, Cara didn't, you know, come there to find out about no social distancing. She didn't want to hear about come there to find out about no social distancing. She didn't want to hear about no mask. Okay. She had one thing on her mind and it wasn't COVID related. Let me give you the context once more.

Cara Bell, mom, middle school, school board meeting about COVID. Ladies and gentlemen, this is what it was about, COVID. Here is Cara Bell. Alright, well I'm just thankful that y'all don't have the ability to make a mask mandate and tonight I was going to talk about the need for a second high school, but I was sidetracked by for the boys or the idea of

a Mexican is a Mexican is a Mexican. Take her out back, we boys figured, then hand on the tits. Put it in her coin box, put it in her cornhole, grab a hold of that braid, rub that calico. You can find that on page 39 of the book called Out of Darkness, which you can find at Hudson Bend Middle School and Bee Cave Middle School. According to Wikipedia, cornhole is a sexualist slang vulgarism for anus. The term came into use in the 1910s in the United States as verb form to cornhole,

which came into usage in the 1930s, means to have anal sex. I do not want my children to learn about anal sex in middle school. I have never had anal sex. I don't want to have anal sex. I don't want my kids having anal sex. I want you to start focusing on education and not public health.

I know your Uncle Charlo always says the craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida. But boy, Texas is really, really, really, really, really putting they self in that number. Now, I could be wrong here. I could be wrong. But from what I just heard, I think Carabella is trying to tell us that she doesn't like anal sex.

Yeah. All right. The best thing about stories like this is the headlines. All right. Let me read you some of these headlines. Complex. Texas mother interrupts COVID-related school board meeting with rant about anal sex. TMZ.

Texas mom loses it over anal sex in book at school board meeting. MEA www.com headline, Texas mom slams school board over anal sex. I mean, who's not going to click on those headlines? Here's the thing. Is Carabelle right? Sure. Is there a time and a place for everything? Sure. Is there a way to have that conversation? I'm sure it is.

But I don't think a school board meeting about COVID is the time and place. OK, anal sex is not as dangerous to the kids as COVID. At least I don't think it is. I don't have any scientific evidence to prove that. But the whole idea that we have to focus on education and not public health, because that's what she said. I want you to focus on education and not public health. That is insane. All right. Schools should absolutely do both at the same damn time. It's a pandemic, Cara. OK, it's a public health crisis happening that kids aren't really protected from because kids aren't able to get vaccinated yet unless you're over 12 so these kids are spreading it at school and then bringing it

back to older people who could really get sick and die so yes we can talk about education of course we should schools should focus on education and public health but don't tell people not to focus on public health because guess what else? COVID isn't the only public health issue that kids will face at school. Please give Carabelle the biggest E-R. What are you looking at your lips for? I'm not saying nothing. Oh, okay.

All right. Well, thank you for that donkey of the day. Do we have a question? No, I don not saying that. Oh, okay. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey of the day. Do we have a question? No, I don't have a question. I would play a game, but I know the answer. We know the game. Yeah, I know the answer. I think a good question would be, what would you rather have, COVID or anal sex?

No? All right. No, you shouldn't agree with me on that one. That's when you're supposed to shoot me that. That's when you're supposed to say, no, Leonard, that's not a good question. Okay, that is not a topic

we should do. See, this is the problem. There's no policing in this room. That's the problem. Sounds like a great question. I gotta police myself.

You know I'm still here. Let me ask you, what would you prefer? No, leave me alone. Let me see. See my Palisanto? You see what I'm doing?

What I'm doing? What I'm doing here? What I'm doing? What you doing? See, Palisanto all over me. Leave me alone. Put it around the backside.

Leave me alone. I actually am. You wanna help me? No, I'm doing. What you doing? See, Bobby Santo all over me. Leave me alone. Put it around the backside. Leave me alone. I actually am. You want to help me? No, I'm good. See, you play too much. All right. Let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051.

Earlier this morning. Oh. Earlier this morning, somebody called in. It was talking about a fake page. It was a fake DJ MVP. Somebody hit him and was requesting $1,400. And the guy was about to send the $1,400. No.

The fake page said that I was going to give the guy a car. Prove the page is fake. I ain't never seen that watch you got on it. That watch look mighty icy. I ain't got no watch on it. Prove, prove. That's a new watch. I was at iHeart.

This is not new. This is old. But I was at iHeart over the weekend. And when I go to iHeart, I got to perform. I put my outfit on like I'm Superman. That's my costume. Okay. Alright.

But anyway, a guy called and said that on a DM I said I was gonna give him a car for free and all he had to do was pay the taxes and shipping for the car which is $1,400.

And he was about to send the money but he wanted to make sure. That's not me. I'm not giving nobody a car for free. But let's open up the phone lines.

Sounds like you and him giving Carabelle something to complain about. That's what it sounds like to me. 800-585-1051. Have you ever had someone make a fake page of you? Whether it's on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Black Planet, whatever you are. 800-585-1051.

And if so, what did it say? What did it say you were doing? What did it say you were going to do? Let's talk about it. 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Talk about it. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just join us, we're asking 800-585-1051, have you ever had someone make fake pages of you?

Now, I have to report these pages at least twice a day. They create all types of pages. They use my pictures. They use my government name. They use my DJ Envy and my government name. It's ridiculous. And people have been getting got. People have been sending these fake pages money.

And that's the reason why they create these fake pages, because they keep getting you guys. That's their dumb ass. Because I saw somebody send Michael Jackson some money. If you think Michael Jackson need any money in his afterlife, you're out of your damn mind. The fact that you don't even know Michael Jackson dead is crazy to me. Yeah, that is wild.

That is wild. I know they have to create fake pages for you, but you don't even know. I have no idea. Goodness gracious. I don't even check my regular DMs. Somebody showed me how to check, you know, DMs yesterday. Well, last week they showed me how to check,

like you can go to your DMs and check just who sends blue checks yes i did that five people i did that and i you know was replying back to people last night but i don't check my dm so my man king karan too man karan what's up brother hello who's this hi this is kim hey kim good morning now somebody created a fake page of you. Now, somebody created a fake page of you? No, I actually created a fake page of someone else. Why would you do such a thing? What did you do that for? I was bitter at the time. I was going through a little bit of phase in my life

and I said my I had another girlfriend, so I made a fake page of her and I put that she was selling s*** and I put her phone number so that people would call her. Evil. Did you apologize to her? Absolutely not. So you just ruined

that girl's life, had people calling her, trying to pay her for her poom poom, and you just living your life like it's golden. My best life.

Have a nice day. Boy, you people need healing. What is wrong with y'all? Yo, yo. Yo. Somebody created a fake page of you and they said that you were gay? Man, they was saying all that stupid stuff, man.

You know what I'm saying? Inboxing all different types of people, man. It was out of hand, man. Page actually had like 3,000, 4,000 friends. So if people really thought that was me, man, you know, they make it, you know, build a relationship with people. No. How do we know that wasn't you, though?

It was out of hand, man. I couldn't believe it. How do we know that wasn't you? That's a good question to be asked. Hey, you know what? I tried my hardest to find out who did it, man, but there wasn't no way really I could find out. You still ain't answered the question.

How do we know that wasn't you? What you mean? How do we know that really wasn't you? And you got caught. So being that you got caught, you're not ready to come out, which is fine. I ain't gotta do that, man. You know what I'm saying? I ain't gotta do that. That's right. You can be gay

and open about it. You don't gotta hide it. I understand. That's right. Alright. Alright, my brother. Alright, my dog. 800-585-1051. Has somebody created a fake page of you? And what did they do? Whether it was Instagram, Twitter, or who cares?

Facebook, Black Planet, whatever you want. MySpace, call us up. Black Planet. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. I ain't no witness. I don't even know. I don't even know.

I don't even know. I don't even know. That kid don't even deal with that. Call me. Add your opinion to the Breakfast Club Topic. Come on. 800-585-1051. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are the Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, we're asking, has somebody ever created a fake page of you on social media? Instagram, Twitter, whatever it may be. TikTok. We're asking what happens. created a fake page of you on social media instagram twitter whatever it may be tick tock and we're asking what happens let's go to the phone lines hello who's this tasha hey tasha somebody created a fake page of you they really did but it wasn't like your normal social media pages some years ago my boyfriend well he was my ex-boyfriend at the time his current girlfriend made a craigslist ad about me. It said what?

She used my number, but fake pictures, and was, like, offering up sex. And people really started calling me about it. That's the only way I knew. And I didn't believe them. So I'm like, can you send me the link or, you know, screenshot the ad? But I was like, take it down because it's not me. I would never do that. And they were really sending it to me.

So every time somebody called, I'm like, just report the page, report the page. And they finally took it down because it's not me i would never do that and they were really sending to me so every time somebody called i'm like just report the page report the page and they finally took it down but like years after that she admitted that she did it hold on so people was calling you like yo how much you charging for the box yeah they was like i'm calling you about your ad you have a what's up you want me? Wow. That is so crazy. I had my ad up there, and it was up there for real. I had my number and all. All I'm getting from these phone calls is, boy, it's a lot of people that need healing. You ain't trying.

Lord have mercy. Y'all need healing. You know what? Give me $10,000 just to see what your box worth. You ain't trying. She was hurt. She was hurt. But I don't care how much it cost.

No, I don't know, y'all. I would never do that. OK. They were seriously calling. Thank you, mama. Like, no, I don't know, y'all. I would never do that. Okay. They were seriously calling. Thank you, mama. Hello, who's this? Yes, this is Jenny. Hey.

Jenny from the Bronx. Jenny from the Bronx. Somebody created a fake page about you? Yes, my actual page is at Jenny, Jenny Lo underscore underscore, and then they created Jenny Lo underscore underscore X. Like, some X-rated stuff. So what happened? I still, I can't get in

touch with nobody on Instagram. I'm reporting the page, trying to get it taken down and I know who it was because I just had a fight with, you know, my cousin. You don't know but I had a fight with my cousin and then we get arrested.

All that drama happened. And then days later, a page comes up. And everybody, my inbox is going crazy. Like, yo, you made a second page. You made a second page. I'm like, no. So I go, I do my research. And it's this Jenny Lo underscore underscore X.

Like, chill out. So what they selling? What they doing on that page? I don't know, but they selling like pictures or something. I don't know. It's like a website or something. Now listen, how would you feel if they put your picture up and they was like, use box for half off price? what would you say to yourself listen the subscription is

free what yes damn jesus christ they said you just out here giving it away and they don't be dirty but i can't get in touch with nobody on Instagram for them to take it down. Like, I report it. I tell everybody to report it. That is crazy. And it's not coming down. It's still up. That's crazy. Slightly used box, slight odor.

$3.99. That's horrible, man. Hello, who's this? This is Christy. Christy, we're talking about fake pages. Somebody created a fake page for you? Yes, they did. What happened?

So, this was, I guess this woman had some insecurities about me and her fiancé's relationship. We were just co-workers. You know, he was actually one of my supervisors. And she decided to create a fake Facebook page and was messaging him as if it was me. And so I'm at home one day just sitting on the couch watching TV. He sent me a screenshot of the messages and, you know, it's like, why would you send this to her? I mean, why would you send me these messages? And I'm like, hold on, wait a minute.

I'm looking at the date and I'm looking at the date and I'm looking at the time and I'm like I didn't send any of this. Like I had no idea what the heck was going on. Had no idea she felt any type of way about us at all whatsoever. Yes.

So needless to say, we had some issues moving forward. Yeah, y'all don't be playing fair with each other, man. Not at all. Nope, nope. Lord have mercy. All right, what's the moral of the story, huh? If there is a moral.

The moral of the story is low vibrational N-words. Okay? You know? And you know how much, you know how to go out of your way to make a fake page about somebody? Just to slander them? Why? Man, send people healing energy. People need healing.

That's the moral of the story. People need healing. All right. Well, we got rumors on the way. We got to talk about the Emmys last night. Did you know the Emmys was on last night? Well, yeah, I did because Stephen Colbert was nominated. So I did.

All right. Well, we'll get into that next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club Now shout out to my brother

Fat Joe. Fat Joe you know he does his live thing he was on live with Snoop and they were talking about Diddy and possibly Jermaine Dupri and possibly Jermaine Dupri. And then Jermaine Dupri jumped in, and then Diddy jumped in, and they had the conversation about Versus. Will Diddy and Jermaine Dupri or J.D. do Versus? I don't think they should. I don't think it's a fair matchup.

J.D. is the homie. I just feel like you just don't have artists like Notorious B.I.G. Yeah, I think that if they do it, it should be R&B and remixes. I remember when JD put out a social dev project called Definition of a Remix and Diddy put out We Invented the Remix. So R&B and remixes. Correct.

Diddy and JD would be a great versus. I feel like Diddy's hip-hop bag gives him more than an edge. Yeah, because when you have B.I.G., you have The Lox, you have Mase, you have Black Rob. Shine. Shine. You can't put Bow Wow, the Brat, the Franchise Boys,

crisscross against that. It just doesn't match. Even if you do like a lot of the Bad Boys South stuff. You can play the Young Jockeys going down. You can play, you know, Boys in the Hood, them boys. It's a lot of different. It just doesn't match. 8-Ball and MJG.

Well, they had this conversation on live, and this is what Did he had to say. I want the world to know that this is one of my best friends. You know, one of my best inspirations. This is my brother. Like, I love him. You know what I'm saying? I must say this to everybody.

You amnesia having mother. I didn't gave your life for mother. 20 years of music. You know what I'm saying? I'm going to tell you, JV, anything I touch, don't play with me, boy. Yo, I'm the greatest. What the f*** y'all talking about?

And yo, when they go back, I don't hear nobody play none of your s***. I want free! Where is free? Yeah, I mean, R&B, they can go toe-to-toe, but when it comes to that hip-hop, I just don't see it. R&B, they can go toe-to-toe, but when it comes to that hip-hop, I just don't see it. R&B and remixes, man.

R&B and remixes. I'll tell you something else, though. I do feel like some of y'all are ducking that Trackmaster smoke. I don't know why y'all overlooking the Trackmaster. That would be a good one. I see the Trackmasters, you know, calling people out, putting their hat in the ring. I don't know why y'all fronting on the Trackmaster.

I think JD and Trackmasters would be a good one. I think it would be very, very, very, very, very dope. Now, this is also what happened on the live. Jermaine, what is your top five records you'll play at this battle? We're not doing all that. Oh, you scared ass. I dare you. First, I hit you with victory just to start off.

And then I hit you with hypnotize. Am I supposed to be saying that? Joe, let me say this. Because I just want to make sure I clear this up with everybody on the line. The man said I don't have enough hits, right? Every song that I can play, if I wanted to, would be a number one record. He just told me he was going to start off with a mediocre-ass song. Come on, man.

I mean, if those number one records are not cultural anthems, it doesn't matter. Some of those number ones, they may not be cultural anthems. Can't think like that. It doesn't matter. You know, some of those number ones, you know, they may not be cultural anthems. You play Victory. It's not a number one record, but that's a cultural anthem. Absolutely. You hear Victory, you love Victory. Like, yeah, it puts you in a mood. That's the workout song.

You know what I mean? That's the song you walk out to when you about to do a boxing match. Absolutely. You know what I mean? Like, you know, you can play one of those number one Mariahs or Ushers, but it gotta be the right record. Right. All right, well, we'll see.

We'll see if it happens. I don't like people acting like Jermaine Dupri is a slouch. No. J.D. is no slouch. J.D. is an icon, you know, in his own right.

Yes. There's only two writers, two writers, black, what am I trying to say? I don't know. There's only two rappers in the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Right. That's Jermaine Dupri and Jay-Z. And I don't even know if you call Jermaine Dupri a rapper, but I'm just saying two people from hip hop. Yeah, he's a rapper. He's a writer. He's a producer. And the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

He gets busy. I just don't think that versus is a good match. I don't think so either. Now, over the weekend, there's some positive news. Shout out to Anthony Davis. You know him from the Los Angeles Lakers. He got married over the weekend. Of course, his whole team was there, and he sang to his wife.

Make you cry. I promise I'll never hit you. Cause I know I won't die. Cause I know I'll keep. Thank God he plays basketball better than he sings. Way better. What song was it? It was Drew Hill, right?

It was Drew Hill. He didn't even know what song that was. But congratulations to Anthony Davis. I was about to say One Step, but I don't think Drew Hill had a song called One Step. Five Steps. There you go. Five Steps. Sounded like One Step the way he was singing it.

Something about some steps. Was that it? I don't know. I don't know what song that was. Well, congratulations to him. Now, yesterday was also the Emmys. Did you know the Emmys was on last night? I knew because

Stephen Colbert, who's the executive producer of God's Honest Truth, my talk show, was nominated for an Emmy. Well, Cedric the Entertainer was hosting and he started off like this. We paused up on TV got these famous people screaming we came to flip the script and take Emmys from

Europeans. From 50-20 Cedric to Emmy stages to Cedric. My job is to inspire you looking at where you're headed. TV, you got what I need. Would you say he's just a friend? Would you say he's just a friend? Oh, baby, you, you got what I need. He started off with a tribute to Biz Markie.

He started it off with, Have you ever met her? And LL Cool J jumped up and finished the recording. It was pretty dope. So rest in peace to Biz Markie. I'm looking at this article on Variety, and it said, Emmy's so white,

no actors of color win despite record nominee lineup. But I thought I saw... RuPaul. RuPaul actually won. RuPaul makes Emmy history with most wins by a black artist. They said no actors of color, so I guess they don't consider RuPaul an actor? I have no idea.

But RuPaul definitely won. RuPaul definitely won. And Kerry Washington, she paid tribute to Michael K. Williams as well. The nominees for this next award astounded us with each of their uniquely remarkable, memorable performances this past year. But I would like to take a moment to mention one nominee in particular, Michael K. Williams. Michael was a brilliantly talented actor and a generous human being who has left us far too soon. Michael, I know you're here because you wouldn't miss this. Your excellence, your artistry will endure.

We love you. I see what they're saying. First of all, salute to Michael K. Williams. Send the healing energy to his family always. But they're saying that even though it was a historic and diverse nomination field, no major acting trophies went to people of color. All major acting trophies went to white actors. Correct.

Like Mike, I can't pronounce his name, Kyla Cole. She was nominated for four Emmys. She picked up one in the writing category. Yes. All right. Well, that is your rumor report. All right. Now, shout to Revolt.

We'll see you guys tomorrow. Everybody else, the People's Choice mixes up next. Get your request in. And don't forget, 7 Streeter will be joining us after the mix and after Donkey of the Day Replace. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Your mornings will never be the morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. The saga continues. Season two of Wu-Tang, An American Saga debuts on Hulu September 8th. The Wu-Tang Clan will have to overcome even more obstacles, odds, and past beef as they come together to create the iconic

album, Enter the Wu-Tang 36 Chambers. Catch up with season one now and stream new episodes of season two on September 8th, only on Hulu. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Big 7.

7 Streeter. Families. How y'all been? Good morning. Welcome back. Thank you. 7 is independent. Yes. So you're independent now. Welcome back. Thank you. Devin is independent. Yes. So you're independent now. I am. You got tired of Atlantic? No, listen here.

It's not that I'm tired of them. I love them. They were amazing. I learned a lot of shit, but I love being independent. I keep learning more and more things every day, and I can apply, you know, all the years that I was at majors to the shit now. So it's been good. So what made you decide to leave and go independent?

I think it was a number of things, but I think for me it was just growth. I have gone through so much over the last couple of years. I lost my uncle to cancer. That shook my whole life. And I just wanted to be able to express myself however I wanted to express myself. First of all, we being so disrespectful, how are you? I'm amazing. You good? How did

you cope with the pandemic? Man, where do we start? I think for me some days I was happy, some days I was a little lonely, some days I was a little angry, some days I was you know, I had to develop and I've been doing it for the last

two years anyway, but I really had to lock into setting my days. So I made a routine of waking up every morning early before anybody can, all the phone calls come in. You know what I mean? Wake up every morning, watch my sermons, go outside, meditate, stretch, write down what I want to do for the day. Like, it was, you know, I feel like I really locked into a routine in the pandemic. You also got COVID at one point, too. I saw when you got diagnosed with COVID.

How was that for you? You know, it was crazy because a couple of days before I knew, I felt terrible. I couldn't lift my head up off the pillow. Really? No, I could not. And, you know, I thought that was a little weird, but it only lasted one day. And then I ended up having to get tested because someone on my team got COVID. They're like, hey, you should go get tested.

Got tested, but then for the duration of it, I didn't feel bad. I felt okay. Well, the new album is Drunken Words and Sober Thoughts. So let's talk about this because you write your own music. And so I listened to some of these songs and I'm like, now, what was going on?

Girl. When she wrote this. Now, of course, you know, I love this song. You have I Would Be Here right now, Nasty Girl. That is my joint right there. I even love how it just even starts and comes in. Thanks. So tell me about writing that song and what was going on.

Well, Nasty Girl is just a nasty-ass record. You know what I mean? It's very sexy. It's very confident. It's very like, you know, to be a grown-ass woman and know what it is that, you know, what you want when you want it. So it came from, you know, just a couple of little sexy nights that i've had and i wanted to write about excuse me seven i can have sexy night charlamagne she's grown thank you drunken words and sober thoughts what does that

mean for me i feel like um especially over like the last couple of years you know you can be under the influence of a multitude of things you know under the influence of love and lust and anger and jealousy and heartbreak and all of these things. And I didn't want to I don't want to box myself in. I didn't want to tell myself you have to only sing about this thing because I feel everything. You know, we all do. We're not the same people from day to day. Change my mind. Yeah. What is that record about?

That's the baby making record that's a sexy ass record um shout out to business boy he is absolutely amazing um change my mind is basically about being really really comfortable with somebody enough to maybe try a few things that you didn't think that you would try before. Oh. Yeah. It's that level sexy. You know, so in whatever that is and whatever fashion that is for whoever, you apply that to, you know. What haven't you tried? What haven't I tried?

I haven't tried anal. I haven't. I haven't tried anal. What was the other thing? We said something else the other day. Threesome? I haven't had a threesome. No.

Have you found that person yet that you'd be willing to try different things with? I found pieces of that person in a few different people. You got to patch it together. You know what I mean? So I'm like, you know, filling it out. So how do you know that's the person you want to try something new with? Like if it's not your dude dude and y'all just having some fun, why does he get those perks? If his penis is small, then you can put it in. You can try anal, but don't do it if it's too your dude dude and y'all just having some fun, why does he get those perks? If his penis is small, then you can put it in.

You can try anal, but don't do it if it's too big. Really? Okay. Is that advice-y? Well, yeah, I would think. If that's what small penis is, that's like. You can't take back the advice you just gave. You said that very confidently, OG wisdom.

Yeah, now listen. Don't you let him. If it's little, you let him do it. Listen, don't you guys agree? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. But I don't want the finger penis for the rest of the act. But maybe if I try, you know.

What the hell is a finger penis? Like something that's... Come on now, Charlamagne. I don't know what a finger penis is. Hold up your fingers. And now look in your pants. That's a finger penis. Oh, you mean like the side of your finger?

Yeah. That's not cute. God, I never heard. That sounds wild. That's hurt finger penis. That's a hand. That's not cute. That part. That sounds wild. That's hurtful, man. That's super disrespectful. Yes, it is. It's not hurtful.

Finger penis. It's disrespectful. Little finger penis. All right, but let's talk about the other song, because you've had a couple of singles. Guilty. Yeah. Now, that song is a little risque.

You do have A$AP Ferg and Chris Brown on that song, but that is about you being in love, but not with the person who you're with. Did that really happen to you? First of all, you're going to quit acting surprised. Listen here. I like when records spark conversations and Guilty is

one of those ones. I think that that's a real situation where you got somebody you may not even understand why you rock with them and why you with them so hard and heavy but you do you know what i mean you you know you know you put somebody but you're in love with somebody else or you want to be with somebody else yeah that's happened to me before sheesh yeah it's happened to me before you have a song This title is very confusing Because I don't know what this song could possibly be about Wet Dreams You know what god damn it

Listen here Wet Dreams is featuring Jeremiah Shout out Jeremiah But Wet Dreams it's about Well let's start It starts off it goes Don't know what your plans is Don't know what your plans is

I don't give a f*** about what your plans is If I hit your line Will you answer? Whatever it is you better cancel I was thinking maybe we can fall through So I can put this s*** on you I know it feels good for the both You know what I mean?

Feels good for the both of us So it's like, I mean it's kind of self explanatory You know what I mean? Now you've been wanting to put this album out for quite some time. We've seen a lot of drunken words, sober thoughts, posts. So why is now the right time? And what were some of the delays for you? I think, well, I think now is the right time.

And I say that I always operate. Everything is in God's time for me, first and foremost. That's right. Everything. So for the last, you know, three's i would people would like to you know they'd like to say they think that i've been strictly just working on my album for three years i just i had to live my life you know i mean i i lost my um my grandfather to cancer a couple years ago and i wasn't there when he took his last breath and that bothered me so with um my uncle my uncle got sick three years ago i was

like oh that's never gonna happen again so i i spent a great deal of my time home you know on the on on the floor next to his bed you know watching sermons with him in the like i i refused and so i was i was there until he took his last breath so i spent a lot of time at home with that and even in between that because i love writing and I love recording, I'm never going to not be working. So I just kind of allowed myself to write whatever you feel that day. You know what I mean? That's just I had to live my life and take my time and be comfortable

and be good with myself. For artists, right? Yeah. Has streaming eliminated the need to write a radio record? What is that nowadays? I feel like it has.

Yeah, I feel like it has. And I think that that's, first of all, I love radio. Don't ever get that twisted. I love, love, love radio. But I love the freedom that streaming has given artists. I think that that is beautiful.

Because a lot of times when you're at a major or any kind of label and they're pushing, everybody's record is not going to get pushed the same. You know what I mean? The fairness in streaming is that if it's a good song, people are going to, you know, they can dive into that. It doesn't have to have a million dollars behind it to make it go. And I think that that's beautiful.

I agree. Because, I mean, you know, it puts the go. And I think that that's beautiful. I agree. Because, I mean, you know, it puts the power to me back into the people's hands. You get to see what, I mean, the artists do what the music they create, but you get to see what people are actually consuming. I don't think radio is a good reflection of that. But, you know, I will say with streaming, they do put you, like, on certain playlists. And there are definitely ways to make sure when you have, like, a random playlist going, certain artists will be on those playlists, you know, and then it does make your streaming numbers go up well let's get into

a record off the app what you want to hear not guilty we play you gotta play nasty girl nasty girl shout out bia bia that's my bitch we appreciate you for joining us all right well the seventh street up it's the breakfast club good morning morning everybody it's dj mv ang Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Shout out to 7th Street for joining us. And make sure you pick up her album, all right? And let me remind you guys, don't forget,

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