The Breakfast Club - Diddy Interview and more

Episode Date: January 18, 2018

Thursday 1/18 - Today on the show we had Brother Love better known as Diddy on the show where he spoke about getting engaged once, his kids, and explaining his questionable statements and more. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to Alabama sorority sister, Harley Barber over her racist remarks. Moreover, for "Ask Yee" we opened up the phone lines after Charlamagne questioned Dj Envy for dressing up as another man in the bedroom, and he wanted to know if it was okay or not. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Why are y'all so petty? The world's most dangerous morning show. DJ Envy. Captain of this bitch. Angela Yee. I stay in everybody's business, but in a good way. Charlamagne Tha God. The ruler rubbing you the wrong way.

The breakfast club. Made for everybody. Good morning, Angela Yee. Good morning, DJ Ami. Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. It's Thursday. Woo. It is Thursday.

Yes, it's Thursday. Oh, man. I came in listening to the smooth sounds of Guy this morning. Drop on the clues bombs for Guy. Okay. Teddy Riley. Aaron Hall. Damien.

I can't remember if Damien was a Riley or a Hall. He was a Riley, right? No, he was a Hall. He was a Hall. Damien. I can't remember if Damien was a Riley or a Hall. He was a Riley, right? No, he was a Hall. I think he was a Hall. Damien Hall. Yes. I think. I believe so. It is, right?

He's a Hall, yeah. Anyway, I came in listening to the very best of Guy. You know, Guy's one of my favorite groups. Uptown Records is one of my favorite record labels. So the tone is set today. I always affiliate Guy with SWV. Why? I look at SWV as like the female version of guy.

Nah, two different eras totally. Guy was New Jack Swing. Guy was, was it before? Yeah, guy was before. But I always, for some reason

in my head, affiliate those two. Like if I could say what's the equivalent for women to guy, it was SWV. Nah, man. It's usually like

Jeff Redd when I do guy. Yeah, Jeff Redd, Horace Brown. That sounds crazy, right, when I do guy? When I listen to guy. He's not a woman. I know, but I usually like Jeff Redd when I do God. Yeah, Jeff Redd, Horace Brown. That sounds crazy, right? When I do God. When I listen to God. When I listen to God. He's not a woman.

I know, but I usually think Jeff Redd. Jeff Redd, Horace Brown. The whole Uptown Records movement. That's an easy thing. All Uptown Records. I usually think SWV. Sleuth to Uptown Records. That's what I do.

People always ask me who you want to interview. I want to interview God this year for a throwback Thursday. That'd be dope. Yes, we have to have God up here. You know what? I realized kids just don't get cold. Now, yesterday, it was a snow day for my kids. We got about, pause, pause, pause, four, five,

six inches of snow, right? So the kids are out there, and after about 30 minutes, I'm cold. I'm freezing. And these kids are like, no, I'm good. I can see their noses red. I can see their cheeks. But we stayed outside in the snow for like two, three hours. Well, you had no choice. I was at the WeWork Creator Awards yesterday, the Global Awards. They actually

gave away $1 million to two of the winners. It was supposed to be one winner, but then there was two winners. I know you guys know about WeWork where people go and rent spaces to work in. And so they had these winners from all over. The winners were Global Vision 2020. They supply people in need with eyesight prescriptions because there's all these people who can't see and don't have access to get the proper prescriptions for glasses. And then also, Read3D, they actually

turn plastic trash into materials from 3D printers. They make them into prototypes. It was great. It's people that are affecting change in the world. Wonderful, wonderful event. It actually really touched my heart, so shout out to WeWork.

You know what else I noticed, too, since event. It actually really touched my heart. So shout out to WeWork. Shout out to WeWork. You know what else I noticed too since you bring up that cold thing? What? Back in my day, white people didn't used to get cold. White people would be cold now. Remember white people around this time of year would be walking around in shorts. It depends. They have on like shorts and a hoodie or something.

No, I still see in my kid's school, white kids be wearing shorts. They do? Yeah. Oh, okay. My son be having a hoodie on, jacket, and the kids be walking in shorts. Yeah, the white kids. Low socks. The white kids I see now be looking like they're freezing.

Back in my day, I used to be like, well, is that one of the differences between black and white people? So they don't build up like they used to. They don't build up like they used to. Boy, white people, they don't build y'all like y'all used to, man. All right. Well, Diddy will be joining us today. Brother Love. Oh, man.

Well, he's just Love. Love. He's just Love. He's shortened it. He's already a brother. Okay. We have to talk to Diddy at some point in this interview about the interview he did on Drink Champs with Nori.

Okay. Now, if somebody out there that doesn't know, do you have a clip of it? Let's give him a little clip. Let's give him a little clip. We're going to pull it up. Give him a little clip, Daddy. Diddy was on Drink Champs with...

We're fabulous in Jadakiss. We're fabulous in Jadakiss. And, of course, the fabulous host host N-O-R-E. Right. Let's get a little clip. You got it? You got it? You don't got it, daddy?

Come on. Come on, daddy. Daddy. Daddy. All these great things that love is doing. And this is what y'all focus on. I like when he's,

what do you say? We're going to get to all the philanthropy and all that. What do you say? I like when he's shuffling it. We're going to get to the four. We're going to do all that. We're going to get to all that.

Bad boy reunion tour. You got it, daddy? You got it. He got one of them. He ain't got this. Let all that. We're going to get to all that. Bad boy reunion tour. You got it, daddy? You got it. He got one of them. He ain't got this. No, no, that one right there. What you got, daddy? Act like this is the National Syndicated Radio Show.

You got it, daddy? Yeah, here we go. Why won't you party with me for your birthday? Oh, that ain't the good one. We partied for my birthday before. You came to my party. No, but me and you ain't never really partied. You know what I'm saying?

It's the one under that. It's the one under that. Come on, daddy. You getting it wrong, daddy. I like when you like this, daddy. Yeah, yeah, when you put my'm saying? It's the one under that. Come on, daddy. You're getting it wrong, daddy. I like when you like this, daddy. That's it? Why you stop it?

I don't know why we're syndicated. It's not clean? Oh, it's not clean. I didn't give him a heads up. I don't care. That should have been on the board, ready to rock and roll. You know we got Diddy here this morning. That should be ready to go. Alright, front page is what we're talking about. Why are we syndicated? I don't know.

Bring back Tom Jones. Let's talk about that student at the University of Alabama who actually was saying some very racist things, dropping the N-word. What happened to her? We'll get into that when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Now let's talk about Haaley Barber, racist. What is that? Now, if you don't know who Haley Barber is, she's a 19-year-old New Jersey native, and she was going to the University of Alabama until she posted racist videos on social media.

She's repeatedly using the N-word in these videos. Take a listen. With the poor people going on, we do not waste water. We don't waste water because the people in Syria, I love how I act like I love black people because I f***ing hate s***. So that's really interesting. I f***ing hate s***.

But I just say f*** by shutting that water off. What are we bleeping out? So she's saying I love how I act like I love black people because I f***ing hate n-words. So that's really interesting. I effing hate n-words, but I just say the effing n-words by shutting the water off. Then she goes on to release a second video after people responded to her first video.

Now, you know, she was in University of Alabama. She got kicked out, though. That's what I said. Okay, no. She got kicked out because of this? No, I said she was a student. I'm explaining what happened. Here's the second video.

I wanted to be an alpha D since I was in high school and nobody understands how much I love alpha D. And now someone wants to say my fin to it because I said nigger. You know what? Nigger, nigger, nigger. I don't care if it's Martin Luther King Day. Nigger, nigger, nigger. I'm in the South now, bitch.

So everyone can f*** off I'm from New Jersey So I can say n***a as much as I want Hold on white people in New Jersey That's not true She said she's in the south now She said she's from New Jersey though I'm in the south now I can say n***a as much as I want

You think so? So you think so She actually ended up getting expelled from the school And kicked out of her sorority after she posted these videos on social media. Now, according to the university spokesman, Chris Bryan, he released a statement. These remarks are ignorant and disturbing and in no way reflect the values of the University of Alabama. This unfortunate behavior has been reported to the Office of Student Conduct as it does not align with the community expectations of students at the capstone. So it's over for her now.

She's been getting threatening phone calls in response to the videos. And she said she is an idiot. There's no excuse. I did something really bad. She also went on to say I'm wrong and there's just no excuse for what I did. What's the name of that university? University of Alabama. Drop on the clues bombs for them.

Listen, I support freedom of speech. All right. You can call me the N-word, but when I call you a racist, bigoted ass, a crack ass, cracker, white devil back, don't get upset. I'm walking in, not Times Square, I'm walking by Madison Square Garden yesterday. There was this dude with Down syndrome, and me and Wax was walking by, and he was like, what's up, niggas? What's up, niggas? And I didn't know how to react, because he was white, but he had Down syndrome. He was calling us the N-word.

You let that one slide. I didn't know what to say back. Don't say anything back. Because I was about to let off a few sl syndrome. He was calling us to end work. You let that one slide. I didn't know what to say back. Don't say anything back. Because I was about to let off a few slurs. No. Okay? No, no. But he had Down syndrome.

You let that one go. It was visibly Down syndrome. Then you let it go. I did. I was like, okay, all right. You just said, God bless you. Keep it moving. I ain't say God bless you now.

Well, I'm glad that she ended up, once these videos went viral, getting kicked out of the school, kicked out of her sorority. That should be the answer. Because imagine how uncomfortable as a student at the University of Alabama you would feel if you had to go to school with someone like that. I wouldn't feel uncomfortable.

I'd be walking by like, look at that old racist ass cracker right there. That's the cracker that caught us at N-Words. You're lucky we don't beat your ass. I feel uncomfortable that my school would allow somebody to attend that would actually put out those viral videos. No, it's Alabama.

All right, well, that's front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent. Hit us up right now. It was Alabama. All right. Well, that's front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent. Hit us up right now. Maybe you had a bad night, horrible night, or maybe you feel blessed and you want to spread some positivity. 800-585-1051.

It's 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 Dolbus.

Hey, Dolbus, get it off your chest. Yes, I'm blessed because I have a job, and this to do here, a lot of people don't have a job. You're right. No, for real, man, y'all got to be appreciative of the little things in life, man. That's how you get blessed with more. Jobs are important. Where you working at, bro? I work for Birdham Construction out in Jacksonville, Florida.

There you go. Getting that legal money. Hello, who's this? This is Erica calling from Louisiana. Good morning. Good morning, mama. Get it off your chest. Hi, I just wanted to say, first of all, that I love y'all.

This is my first time calling and getting through, and I love y'all. I watch out every morning on the boat. Oh, you watch us on Revolt? More people getting Revolt nowadays. I love y'all beat headphones, too, by the way. I just wanted to say that I am blessed because I am getting ready to retire after 23 years of exodus in the United States Army.

Oh, congratulations, mama. Oh, man, thank you so much for your service. Thank y'all for y'all's support, and I worked hard enough that I don't have to work when I retire. Amen. That's 41. Amen. Retirement is not an age, it's an income.

There you go. Hey, salute to the Armed Forces Network, too. We come on the Armed Forces Network. We're in 150 countries via the Armed Forces Network. So salute to all our military. Shout out to all the troops. Hello, who's this? It's Jeff.

Hey, Jeff, get it off your chest. Yeah, I'm blessed this morning because I ain't got to go the troops. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Jeff. Hey, Jeff, get it off your chest. Yeah, I'm blessed this morning because I ain't got to go to work. We got this snow in Charlotte, so I'm feeling good. I ain't got to do nothing today but chill. How much snow is it?

You ain't got no woman, though? Oh, yeah, she right here. She over here. She just woke up. She mad now. She might got to go. They got a two-hour delay, but that ain't my problem.

You feel me? I drop off. She need to be dropped off. I got the truck, but... How much snow is it? I'm in here chilling. How much snow feel me? I drop off if she need to be dropped off. I got the truck. But other than that, I'm in here chilling. How much snow is it? I think we got like three to five inches. Listen, speaking of inches, did you hit your wife raw last night? Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah.

Not last night, man. We chilling. Watched movies last night. Ain't nothing to do. Early in the day, though, because we did that all day. We was off yesterday. Oh, got you, got you, got you. Oh yeah, so I was definitely good.

She cook something good for you? Oh yeah, all the time, all the time. What you had last night? What you had last night? Last night we had some lasagna with the garlic bread. Oh, that sounds good. We was in here lit.

Yeah, I was lit. Hey, well salute to the Queen City Charlotte. We gonna be down there soon. We do our annual day party down there. C-I-A-A-A. That's right. Yes, and they said it's been hundreds of car crashes across the South just because of the winter storm.

So everybody be careful driving. All right, well, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Let's go.

This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're man or flesh. Say it with your chest. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. So if you got something on your mind, let it out. Hello, who's this? Good morning, this is Gigi. Hey, good morning, Gigi.

Get it off your chest. All right, I just wanted to say it is so good that girl got kicked out of school for saying what she said because there's not enough personal responsibility going on out here in this world today. You know, people just feel like they can do whatever they want, say whatever they want. And so it's just really refreshing for somebody to get held accountable for saying some bullshit like that. I love it. I love it. We got to start treating racism like a crime. Like, treat racism like pedophilia.

Treat racism like murder. Like, yeah. Ostracize those people. I remember they had this whole Facebook group of these kids that got into Harvard, and they were saying all kinds of racist and sexist things on there, and the kids actually got their applications rescinded, and they were no longer able to attend Harvard. Wow.

Hello, who's this? You got to watch what you say. Hey, who's this? Yo, this is Lee from Mississippi. Lee, get it off your chest, bro. Yo, bro, I'm happy. I turned 27 yesterday. Okay.

Congratulations. Happy birthday. Capricorn season in full effect. Oh, for sure. I'm just glad to talk to y'all. I really love the show. I watch it all the time online, listen to the podcast, work out to it, and I'm just happy y'all still moving.

Thank you, brother. Thank you, sir. We happy, too. I enjoy y'all day. We appreciate you. You, too. Hello, who's this? This is Cam from Jacksonville. What's up, Cam? Get it off your chest, bro. Oh, yeah, man. I'm feeling blessed. Now, I was trying to call too. Hello, who's this? This is Cam from Jacksonville.

What's up, Cam? Get it off your chest, bro. Oh, yeah, man. I'm feeling blessed. I was trying to call for a week, man. I've been trying to call you all about that colonoscopy. I know you said you're not just going to wait until you're 50. I wouldn't advise waiting until you're 50 to get it done.

Okay, wow. I'm 39. I'm 39 and I done had five of them, bro. All right. Sounds like you and your doctor got a relationship going on. There we go. Does he even wear a glove? Does he even wear a glove

at this point? Yeah, man. They always wearing gloves, bro. What's his name? I had a digestible problem, man. They went in there and they found some polyps the first time, so...

What's your doctor's name, sir? What's your doctor's name? Well, I got two of them. Dr. Lynn Caroni up here in Jacksonville. Well, you have problems. That's the reason why they wanted you to go's name? Well, I got two of them. Dr. Lynn Caroni up here in Jacksonville. Well, you have problems. That's the reason why they wanted you to do it, right? Yeah, and we're glad that you're actually going to take care of those problems.

A lot of times people don't go and they wait until it's too late. But as soon as something doesn't feel right, it's important to get checked out. If a man is putting his finger... Yeah, that is true. That is true. But see, they tell you, well, in black males, you should get it earlier than 50. I know when they say Caucasians normally can wait until 50. When you're black, I say get it earlier than 50. I know when they say Caucasians, normally can wait till 50. When you're black, I say get it earlier.

I'm going to get one. Listen, my brother-in-law brother died at 38. I'm going to get one. You know what I'm saying? You're 39 and you've had five. You've had five what? What do you call them? What do you call them?

What do you say now? What do you call them? What? Pollets? When the guy put his finger in your butt to check you for stuff. What do you call it? What'd you say now? What do you call them? What, what, pilots? When the guy put his finger in your butt to check you for stuff. What do you call it? Colopscopy? Oh, yeah, yeah.

No, they ain't checking. No, no, no, no. They're checking your prostate. They check your prostate when they use a finger. Yeah. Well, I think that you need to get him a Valentine's gift. No, he's not doing the finger. Oh, please.

Here we go. He's going through the whole procedure. Oh. He's going through the whole procedure. Yeah, man, I had to get the whole procedure done. Man, the hardest part, the hardest part about it is the prep. You know, when you have to take that prep before where you got to drink that stuff down.

That's the hardest part. Everything else is pretty simple. You don't remember anything. Yeah, but at 48, that's when the doctor puts his fingers in your butt and checks around for everything. Oh, I thought, okay, okay, okay. He goes through the whole process where you got to drink the liquid and go all out.

I thought you had your butt fingered five times. I was going to say, buy your doctor one. No, no, bro. No, no, no. I had to get the little liquid and go all out. I thought you had your butt fingered five times. I was going to say, bye, you're not going to. No, no, bro. No, no, no. I had to get the colonoscopy. The reason I say that, man, because the polyps, they get in there and they become cancerous. They sit too long. Right.

Got you. So how many times he checked your butt like that, though, with his finger? How y'all turning this into this? No, man. No, I'm just curious. No, no, no. No, uh-uh. No, no.

They never checked me like that. What they did is they got different processes that go in. You don't even have to have that finger. They got a pill you can actually take. They never checked me like that. What they did is they got different processes that go in. You don't even have to have that finger. They got a pill you can actually take. They got a camera. No. I'm going to get me the finger.

You swallow that pill and you report your whole digestive system. Nope, I want the finger. I want the finger. Oh, man. Come on. I had the finger before. They checked me with the finger. How did they get that camera out of you after that? You poop it out.

You poop it out? Yeah, yeah. You poop it out. Oh, okay.? Yeah, yeah, you poop it out. Oh, okay. Do you got to turn the camera? Is it disposable? Huh? Is the camera disposable?

It's disposable, man. I'm just asking, man. No, it's wearing a little belt, and it got a monitor on the side of it. You got to wear that belt for like 24 hours. And then, you know, it goes through your system, and then you turn it back in the next day. It records the whole thing. It's like Wi-Fi. It communicates back and forth.

This is good information. Thank you. Yes, it is. Thank you, sir. Alright, thank you, brother. Alright, no problem, bud. I think my doctor might be too old school. My doctor just went with the fingers. Well, if your doctor's still fingering you, you need to get him a Valentine's Day gift. Alright? Valentine's Day gift coming up. Get him a Valentine's Day card, man.

He only did it once. Anyway, get it off your chest. 805-85-1051. You got rumors on the way? Yes, we are going to talk about Black Lightning on The CW. How did that show do? Also, we'll tell you about a book that's being turned into a TV series. Alright, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Yes. Let's get to the rumors. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Yes. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Black Lightning. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee.

Mama has it. On The Breakfast Club. So listen up. Was there anybody in here watch the new superhero series Black Lightning? No. That aired on The CW on Tuesday? I haven't seen Black Lightning and I feel bad about that. I shouldn't hate DC

more than I love black people. Yeah, it's also being produced by Amara Brock Akil and Salim Akil who did Girlfriend. Really? Now y'all ain't telling me that. Really? Oh, okay. You know I love me some girlfriends now. Well, they're saying that this show's premiere

brought in huge numbers. It's the highest rated premiere for the CW in two years. So congratulations to them. Oh, drop on the clues bombs for Black Lightning. I should be watching

Black Lightning. You definitely should. I'm going to put my bias of DC to the side and watch it. We got a partner on that show too. Cron Dawn's on that show.

Oh, that's right. I did see. I did see a little, yeah. I did see Cron Dawn. Cron Dawn, strong on Steady Gang. And we got to salute our people on TV

and support them and everything. So even though you're a Marvel Comics fan, you still can. I love black people more than I hate DC. All right.

Now, Jeezy has sold his stake in tequila. I said something, did he like? You know, he has that Avion tequila. Well, he sold his remaining stake in the company

to Pernod Ricard. They made that announcement. Now, Jeezy's still going to be very highly involved and he's going to continue to work with them until 2020 to help fuel

the next wave of growth. He said, when I first became involved with Tequila Avion in 2013, I knew it had enormous potential on a global scale. So now he's going to help continue to grow that brand.

What would the coin like? So congratulations to Jeezy. It doesn't say. He just said, close another deal minus the business suit, big business to Jeezy. It doesn't say. He didn't announce the number? He just said close another deal minus the business suit, big business, trust the process. Oh, that means he made some money.

He made some bread off that. Shout out to Jeezy. You either do one of two things. You announce the number or you don't announce the number. When you don't announce the number, you made a nice little coin. Yeah, I'm pretty sure

he made some good money off and he's still going to be involved. So that means he's still going to be getting money off of it. Oh, drop on a clues bomb for Pastor Young. I love that. I didn't know he had equity in the company.

I thought he was just a spokesperson. No, no. He always said he had equity in that company. And it only made sense because I never heard of it really before him. So he did kind of introduce us. It was out before him. I know, but I never personally even tried it until Jeezy got on board. So that's why it makes sense.

Just like Ciroc was around before Diddy. But a lot of us didn't hear of it until he gotzy got on board. So that's why it makes sense. Just like Ciroc was around before Diddy. But a lot of us didn't hear of it until he got involved with the company. So it makes sense for these companies too. Yeah. Alright, now Fire and Fury, that book that everyone's been talking about, about the White House, written by Michael Wolff, is now going to be a TV

series. According to the Hollywood Reporter, networks will soon be able to bid on that project and Wolff is also going to executive produce it. As we all know, that book has caused huge controversy and Donald Trump's not very happy about it. He's saying it's fake news. We're only a year in and people

are already cashing in off Donald Trump's administration. I'd watch it. Yeah, but you know what? A lot of this is him interviewing people that have worked for him in the past, people in the White House, and a lot has happened. We don't even know how it's going in yet. We could see how this could be a TV series, because this doesn't even seem like it could be fast. It seems very fictional. This is going to be good.

Real life is like a movie. They are smarter than us, though, because it's like, yo, let's get it out the way now before the nuclear bomb hits and wipes us all away. Either that or the aliens, one of the two. Either that or the UFOs coming. Yeah, you know, there was a meteor that struck in Detroit. Oh, y'all think that was a meteor? Yeah. Okay. It caused an earthquake. Okay. What do you think it was? I know what in Detroit. Oh, y'all think that was a meteor? Yeah. Okay. It caused an earthquake.

Okay. What do you think it was? I know what it was. What was it? Don't worry about it. I've been in contact. You've been in contact? I've been in contact.

I knew you was in contact. All right, Mariah Carey is being sued for $3 million, and that is because she was supposed to be performing in Chile, Argentina, and Brazil, and she canceled those shows. Now, she tweeted out that she was devastated those shows were canceled. She said,

my fans deserve better than how some of these promoters treated them. But according to the promoter, they did what they were supposed to do. They arranged for Mariah to play two shows on her tour. And she pulled out. They don't know why. They said they paid her nearly 75% of what she was supposed to get. And that was basically standard on what you do with these deals and previous deals they've had with her. And they said they believe the real reason that she didn't show up is because she had low ticket sales

at three shows in Brazil. And they also don't like that tweet that she sent out because it made it look like they were the bad guys. So now they want $3 million. Promoting Mariah Carey's show must be the most stressful thing next to moving. Why? Because you remember when she came into the Breakfast Club,

she had her own lighting director. She did. And she made us turn the Breakfast Club, she had her own lighting director. She did. And she made us turn the light down so she could set her lighting up. That was just her coming to do a radio interview. So can you imagine her doing a show? Can you imagine her demands? Oh yeah, they've been talking about the demands that she has. I ain't got time for that. She probably wanted all red M&M's.

I think it was all pink. All pink M&M's, right? That was like something about flowers, too. All pink flowers. It was something. The only time I see pink M&M's, right? No, pink M&M's. That was like something about flowers, too. Like all pink flowers. It was something. The only time I see pink M&M's is around Valentine's Day. But I mean, if she asked for all pink M&M's, then you got to get old Valentine's Day candy to put in her bowl.

And she's not even going to eat it. She just wanted that for decoration. Absolutely. They said that she asked for, I'm looking at what her demands are, bottles of vitamin water to bathe her dogs in and an attendant to dispose of her used chewing gum. And she also requests 20 white kittens and 100 white doves. That's a lie.

That's not like an Illuminati sacrifice. 20 white kittens, 20 white doves. No. She's definitely sacrificing that and drinking the blood. Well, she's number one on the list of crazy demands on her rider, so just so you know. Alright, well I'm Angela Yee and that is your Rumor Report.

Speaking of crazy. All right. When we come back, brother or Diddy will be joining us. Yes. You might know him as Love, P. Diddy. The artist formerly known as Diddy, now known as Love. Maybe Sean Combs. All right.

And maybe we'll call him Daddy when he gets up here. I ain't calling him Daddy. All right. When we come back. I ain't doing all that. It's the Breakfast Love. Good morning. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Brother Love is here. Yeah. Just call me Love. Just Love now. Just Love now.

Just Love? I know it changes according to your mood, so you're in a love mood. He's in a love mood. I just needed to simplify it. I make things so complicated sometimes. And I'm already black, so I'm already a brother. So you don't need to say that. You can just hit me with the love.

I have told people I feel like Diddy's energy has shifted. Yeah. Because I always used to get bad vibes from you. But now it seems like you're just in a different zone. Yeah. I used to always get bad vibes from you also. That's what I thought. I said the same thing.

I said maybe it was me. I said maybe I changed. I don't it was me. I said maybe I changed. I don't know. Yeah. No, I think we both have changed. We all are evolving. It takes time to really kind of connect and understand the power of it. You know, you can speak about it.

I spoke about it for years. But, you know, I've had my ups and downs. If I'm going through something or if I'm not feeling a cat or whatever it is. But now I don't feel any of that. You know what I'm saying? Like, you know, I just I just feel love, you know, even for my enemies. You know, life is beautiful. Now, I felt very old this weekend.

I had a birthday party, me and Envy, and your son was hosting with us. Which one? Justin Combs. Does it feel weird partying with your son? No, it doesn't. It doesn't really feel weird because it's important for me to make sure that I show them how to move out here. It's more that I don't hang out with him

a lot. If I have a club date or something like that, then we'll rock together. I'm not trying to really just be partying in the club with my kids. What if you walked in the club and you saw your boys with another vodka at the table and not Ciroc? Yeah, yeah, they'd have a problem.

They wouldn't be able to come back home. Well, then I'll leave this part of the story out. Don't do that. Don't do that now. He asked Ciroc. He's a good mother. Don't do that to me now, man. Justin, we call it Justin. Change the that, man. He asked to ride. He didn't give him money. Don't do that to me, man. Justin, we call it Justin.

Change the locks, yo. But it has to feel good to see what a great job you did raising your kids. Oh, man. One of your sons, he's modeling for Dolce & Gabbana and rapping, and your daughters are beautiful. We saw the video of you giving one of your daughters a dog, you know, and how she reacted, which was really sweet. It's incredible seeing them grow up and actually be nice human beings and actually have their head on straight.

Because, you know, it didn't have to end up that way. When you think about a lot of other celebrity families, you know, it gets a little weird sometimes, you know. And they haven't been acting weird yet. I said yet. You know what I'm saying? We all go through our things, but, you know, I'm very, very proud of them, you know,

very, very proud of them as men and also the girls, the way that they're growing up and just the way that they treat people is just, like, outstanding. I see Christian got a, he's been dating a girl for two years. What's that conversation like now, you know? Is he getting a little serious? Is he getting a little older? And this is where you started going a little wild.

Yeah, I was like, nah, don't play yourself. Don't play yourself. We not about to be puff granddaddy. That's not happening. You know what I'm saying? Everything's on pause. I went a little further, but, you know, I don't want to, you know, I want to respect his girlfriend's privacy.

But, you know, I sat down and had a conversation with them, and we all on the same page, I hope. Tell them when to come and make sure they protect themselves, make sure they don't want no babies. Yeah, yeah. I mean, not right now, you know? Right. Now, I got to ask, on Ellen, you said you were engaged.

I ain't finished yet. You ain't finished with your babies? No, I ain't finished yet. You said you were engaged for four hours. Yeah, yeah. Without a doubt, I love children. You said you were engaged for four hours. You don't love children?

I do. I love them. I got two. I'm trying to get a boy. I got two girls. They're both trying to get more. There we go. I'm trying to get 10.

It's a race. I ain't doing 10, though. You really want 10 for real? I could go to eight without a problem. I'm trying to get 10. It's a race. I ain't doing 10. You really want 10 for real? I could go to eight without a problem. I could go to eight real quick. Can't stop, won't stop. So how would that work, though? Would you have him with your current woman?

Are you bringing some new troops? I would hope so. I don't know. Hey, hold on. Let me go do this on the job. Don't get this man in trouble again. It's an African king right here. He might want more than one wife. Don't get this man in trouble again. It's an African king right here. He might want more than one wife.

Don't get this man in trouble again. I am a king. But I'm not doing that, though. You know, whatever's supposed to happen in the future is gonna happen, but that's something that I want. Now, you were engaged for four hours. And I would only have it,

I would only have it with my girl, of course. Just to make sure. Just make it short. Exactly. You don't have to clarify. You don't have to clarify. Last time we got into girl, of course. Let's clarify. Exactly. You got to clarify. I don't want no problems. I think I got to tell her for Diddy Trouble. Now back to my question.

You said you were engaged for four hours when you were on Ellen. How did you get out of an engagement? Like, did you just say, I was just kidding? Like, how does it not happen? I acted like it didn't happen. You was drunk. I didn't even act like, I mean, I was definitely, you know, in the spirit. But, you know, the next day I just, you know what I'm saying?

I just, you know, treated her like we had a great night last night. You know? She never brought it back up? Hmm? She never brought it back up? I mean, she brought it back up? Hmm? She never brought it back up? I mean, she brought it back up, man. I was just like, you know, maybe we should just, like, wait a little while. Yeah. What?

Oh. Okay. So, Diddy, why did you... I can't tell y'all which girlfriend, but, you know, it definitely happened. How many girlfriends you got, Diddy? We only know one. Man, no, I'm talking about... In the past. In the past. This didn't happen right now. That wasn't... Yeah, it definitely happened. How many girlfriends you got, did he? We only know one. Man, no, I'm talking about... In the past.

In the past. This didn't happen right now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You just assumed it was Cassie, I understand. Right. Yeah, but I was just telling the story about just a wild night that happened. That is a wild night. Yes, yes, yes.

You lucky you weren't in Vegas, but it got married. I was in Vegas. Oh, you were? Yeah, yeah. Oh, see, that's nothing. That's a good lie to say in Vegas. I'm going to get married right now. That ain't nothing. In Vegas? I mean, I got proposed to. Oh, you were? Yeah, yeah. Oh, see, that's nothing. That's a good lie to say in Vegas. I'm going to get married right now. That ain't nothing.

In Vegas? I mean, I got proposed to. Oh, they proposed to you? Oh, you did? Yeah. And I said yes. What? I said yes.

That's what she did. Did she have a ring? Huh? Did she have a ring? No, we didn't have no ring on us. That was the good thing. No, no, no, no. Definitely.

She definitely had a ring. And she definitely no ring on us. That was the good thing. No, no, no, no. Definitely. She definitely had a ring and she definitely put it on me. But it wasn't. It was like just one of her rings that I guess I complimented her on. You know what I'm saying? Nice thing. Well, it's yours. We're getting married. Hold on.

Did you at least smash her that night? Yeah. Yeah. You told her what you had to say. No, no, no, no. You told her what you had to say to get the drug. No, no, no. We was in a relationship. to say to get the drug. No, no, no. We was in a relationship.

This is not coming out of nowhere. Oh, got you. Come on, man. You're painting me as a savage over there. Oh, man. King Diddy. King Love. But you can't say no.

The polygamist. No, I'm not, yo. You can't say no when your girlfriend proposes to you, right? That's awkward. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But it was just all in the spirit of fun. I'm just amazed. You can't say no when your girlfriend proposes to you, right? That's awkward. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But it was just all in the spirit of fun. I'm just, you know, I'm just mad.

It wasn't like a real serious thing, you know. But it was just something that was interesting that I did, you know, I did say yes and did, you know, propose to her. Even when you talk about polygamy, though, we do watch you and be like, yo, man, Diddy got a nice little setup going on. Because when you be at, like, Thanksgiving, all your baby moms nice little setup going on. Because when you be at Thanksgiving and all your baby moms be there and your girlfriend and all your kids, that looks dope. A lot of guys

can't get that off. Yeah. You have to take care of everybody. And if everybody's happy and you're taking care of them and you're respecting them, then you can have a meeting like how I had. I had a, can we all just get a long meeting? And it's just, it'd be better

for all of us. How long did that take? That probably just happened this year just with, you know, everybody, the whole squad. Really? Yeah. I mean, you have to start to treat your family like a tribe if you, you know, if you have other mothers or your children.

The separatism starts to wear just on the family as a whole. And we all in it together, you know. So we might as well figure out how to coexist. And they get along lovely, laughing and talking and partying and dancing and chilling and shopping. And, you know, everything is good because they're good people though too. They're good people. It was just making sure

it's just about honesty, you know what I'm saying? And just making sure like everybody's clear and like everybody's very respectful as women, just as themselves. They're not really into you know, fighting or beefing like that. Yeah, you have to be honest. I can't see

you on a boat somewhere, on a yacht and I didn't know you were there. Then everything gets. Yeah, you have to be honest. I can't see you on a boat somewhere on a yacht and I didn't know you were there. Then everything gets crazy. We got to just keep it open. I don't understand that one. You have visions of me being on a boat and yacht and I don't tell my girl? Oh my God, the 70-30 has me out here.

Like the worst. Ladies, let me explain something to y'all right now. I'm the best. I'm not the worst. I'm the best. You know what I'm saying? I've had my different things and point of views and stuff like that in the past, but I'm cured now.

I'm loved, and everything is all right. All right, we got more with Diddy when we come back. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are The Breakfast Club. We have Diddy in the building. Yee. Well, let's talk about the four because we've all been watching the show and we do like watching the four. Yeah. Explain the four because a lot of people are confused with the concept of the four. Okay. It's like vocal Game of Thrones. You Explain the four, because a lot of people are confused with the concept of the four. Okay. It's like vocal Game of Thrones. You have the four best singers we could find at that time.

We start where all the shows finish. So we start with the actual four that were the best out of all the auditions. So you guys picked the four, right? Yeah, so we picked the four. Then you could be at home sending your audition to the four music.com then you could be on the show and you could challenge someone so like there's somebody her name is javaya okay you see javaya up there and you're and you're like a singer from canada or whatever you could go once you get past the judges you come and perform for us

once you get past the judges then you could go and you us. Once you get past the judges, then you could go to Javiah and say, I want to challenge you. And then they basically have like a singing battle, like a rap battle. Yeah, so it's like a sing-off, and it's real combative and also. So if Javiah lose, Javiah's off the throne. She's gone. She's out of here. Yeah, so if Tony challenges Javiah, so tony is just somebody made up right and he beats

javaya then he takes her seat and javaya is gone no more on the show yeah right and what was what's the end game for the show like what what is the the winner win or the four the top four win and how long is the season do they get record deals or they get money yeah you get a record deal with Republic Records. Then you get us, the panel. You get me and Khaled and Charlie Walk and Meghan Trainor. I saw you had to check Charlie Walk a little bit on episode two. He kind of got a little snappy with you. You had to remind him. He was like, remember you talking to Diddy?

Yeah, nah. You know, the stuff with the show, it's intense in there because it's like a coliseum, so our audience is totally different. The audience energy and everybody's like, ah. And the testosterone is up and the hormones and it's crazy. And, you know, he just felt like going a little too far. It was all good. We reel it back in and we keep it moving.

But, you know, I think Charlie Walk, he's that guy that you want to have your record in his hands. You know, and also we have iHeartRadio. You know, they get to win that iHeartRadio power play. Yeah, that program, the Cali program. That means you get played once an hour, every hour, on every station across America. You know what I'm saying?

You get your record fully supported. If your record don't pop after that, you trash. Seriously. Yeah, and so we really feel like we have something that other shows don't have. Because me and Cali, we're going to stay involved. We're going to executive produce the album. We're going to do their social media,

blast them out there. And so, you know, it was something that was special. Callie made a comment on the last episode. What did he mean when he said this? I remember Diddy saying, if you get on your knees. What was he talking about? I said, if you get on your knees,

you're supposed to cry. Oh. If you're singing a song. Oh, okay. We're segwaying into the Drink Champs interview. When you was with Nori and Fab and Jada and everybody, they made a compilation video of you because they said you were signing real suspect on the interview.

Yeah. Did you see that? Of course I didn't see that. No, I didn't see it. You didn't see it? I swear to God, I didn't see it. Oh, man, you saw that on World's Off and on the tram. Check this out.

When they started playing the game, the pause game, I would definitely. That came from Harlem, too, by the way. Yeah, it came from Harlem. I definitely would say some, oh, my, ooh. The crowd would be like, whoa, did he just say that? You know what I'm saying? I don't play games. Y'all know.

You know what I'm saying? I'm a grown man. I don't play games. But, yeah.. You know what I'm saying? I'm a grown man. I don't play games. But, yeah. Did you go? No, I was coming off of being in Miami a night of partying. I don't really remember what I was saying. You know what I'm saying?

Would you like a reminder? Yes, sure. Play something. Yo, I love it all. I love it all, man. I like when you like this, daddy. Daddy, I like when you scrambling and scraping for shit. That was you.

Scrambling. What? You said, I like when you do it like that, daddy. When you scrambling and scraping for shit. Hey, man. I don't know what I was talking about. Nah, nah. You don't go back and look at that stuff and laugh i mean it's i mean it could be funny i don't really be on it like that you know

what i'm saying like like i'm sure we don't put charlamagne's compilation against diddy's we have a bunch we put yeah yeah i mean i also i also don't do it because I know I'm bad at the game. Right. I know I say, like, reckless stuff out my mouth that's just not maybe, you know, adding up to somebody who maybe somebody who's homophobic, but I'm not homophobic, and I really don't, you know, care. You know what I'm saying? I just, but I'm bad at the game, and it's probably hilarious. I would love to see it.

I would love to see the video compilation. It's hilarious. Fitney came up here, and he was giving you flack for asking Fab to party. So he asked you to play the clip, man. Yeah, play the clip. Go ahead. Why won't you party with me for your birthday, man? We partied for my birthday before.

You came to my party. No, but man, you ain't never really partied. You know what I'm saying? I asked 50 about that. He said you did the same thing to him. You him to take him shopping yeah I thought he needed some clothes what I'm a nice guy I don't have no beef with with with I don't know why with fifth he loves me he loves me y'all can't see it I mean y'all can't see no we can't y'all He loves me. He loves me. Y'all can't see it? Y'all really have a beef?

I mean, y'all can't see it? No, we can't see it. Y'all can't see that he loves me? You really, hold on, you really think that's hate? You really, when you really break it down, you've been out here a long time. You know he loves me. I don't think he likes you. You know he loves me.

I don't think he likes you. Okay. But why not? Y'all both passionate. Y'all both. I don't know. Yo, try to say, I don't know. Y'all both the same. No, we want to know. Yo, try to say, I don't know. Y'all both the same.

No, we are not. Okay. We are not the same. We are not cut from the same cloth. You work hard. Yeah. And, you know, I mean, I respect that. I don't never hit on with no, you know, nothing.

I don't even think of no other man, man. Besides, if I'm thinking about another man, I'm thinking about uplifting. I'm not thinking about all that. All them nats,ats you know they can't really touch me y'all at the end of the day y'all see and y'all know what it is you know the track record y'all know the business acumen y'all know the community service y'all know what i'm about you know and um when he does that it's it's it's like funny to me i don't really take it personal i know he has a different sense of humor and

he's just not in my life. We don't have to never cross paths and I will never say nothing negative about him, you know, because that's just not me. It feels like something must have happened though that we just don't know about behind the scenes. He loves me. That maybe a situation a deal went bad. I don't know

what it is. Sometimes sometimes people that feel like they don't like you and they act like that, they really love you. Like, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not like, you know, just saying it to say, you know. I mean, it's something about me

that has them on me all the time. And I'm not going nowhere. You haven't been giving out a lot of money lately. You gave French 200 grand for his nowhere. You have been giving out a lot of money lately. You gave French $200,000 for his charity. You donated money to us for change. You donated $150,000 to us for change. You almost gave the young boy

a million dollar contract. Is that real? Nah, that wasn't real. Oh, that wasn't real. You put it out there and then you took it back when the parents spoke. That never happened. No, no, no. Why would I give a kid a million dollars for a picture? That don't even make, that's not even good for them. They said it was a modeling contract you offered them.

For what? It ain't that much modeling in the world. You put the pictures of my kids back in my pocket. Because I said, if you're going to give me a million dollars, big nod. Yeah, yeah. That caused problems at Sean John? Like all the other models? Like, yo, we been here.

Where our million dollars? Nah, it didn't happen. So, yeah. So where did that come from? You saw, I mean, it just comes from a story off the internet. You know what I'm saying? Like the internet, you know, the internet is crazy, man. Now, we saw you with Mary J. Blige with her getting her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Shout out to Mary. Mary J. Blige. You said you used to pick her up in your, what did you have? I had a Volkswagen Rabbit. I used to pick her up from Slow Bombs up in Yonkers. And I always remember her getting in my car, because freezing outside the way somebody gets in your car cold. And my heater wasn't working,

and we trying to make sure that we could get to the studio, we have enough gas money. And then to see her there, see her get nominated for two Golden Globes Awards, and then to be able to present her, her star in Hollywood, it was a crazy, like, life experience to be like, wow, if you really stay focused, really go hard, and really stick together, you know, we could do great things.

It was just a beautiful moment, and, you know, I'm so proud of her. All right, we got more with Diddy when we come back. Let's get on to Diddy Mini Mix. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was a Diddy Mini Mix. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club.

We have Diddy in the building. Can you buy the Panthers? Is that a possible position? And what do we have to do as people to support? The process has just started, so I will be able to give more updates on that maybe in two weeks. But one of the things I want to say is that it was never

about me buying the Panthers. It was always about we. It was always about we need a team. I jumped out there to make sure that they understood that they have to consider some black ownership right now where 80%, 70% of the league that they understood that they have to consider, you know, some black ownership right now where 80%, 70% of the league being African American.

And it's just time. Like, right now, we don't own nothing. If we don't own nothing, then we don't have nothing. And we have to make that change. And I feel like that shift is coming that we have to make sure that we have, you know, a seat at the table. Have you put together an investment group? Yes. Now, you know, we had, I'm sure you heard everybody talking about the five best lyricists on Bad Boy. Let's break this down correctly, right?

Because I'm glad you're the person that we've been waiting to hear weigh in on this, right? It's about lyrics, bars, delivery. Nothing else. Not star power, not album sales, nothing. And it's not even a diss to Mase. I just said... Let him do his list. I haven't explained what it is yet. You're leading the witness.

I haven't said... You're leading the witness over there. I said that Mase wasn't a top five lyricist on Bad Boy. And I disagree. I'm not saying he's whack. Bad Boy was stacked. Right. Mase got busy.

Who was your top five? Big, Kiss, Styles, Sheik, Black Rob. And then I had G-Dub at six and Mace at seven. Y'all entitled to your opinion. I'm definitely not going to step out with that. You know what I'm saying? Would Mace be in the top five? Yes, he would.

Where would he land though? Sean Perez had him at five. He'll be in the top five? Yes, he would. Where would he land, though? Sean Perez had him at five. He'll be in the top five. I think he's in that top five. That's all you need to know. Why do you think people still have such a fascination with big and pop stories? Because you see it's always a new documentary

or a new something all the time. I mean, it was a movie. I ain't going to lie to you. It was a movie. The movies aren't really even exaggerating. You know, it was just a crazy time. So I think that's really intriguing to people because it was so

real. It was like so dangerous. And it was like, you know, we was all just living on an edge that I don't even think, you know, people really have the stomach for right now. You know what I'm saying? It's still unsolved. And so there's still questions people have.

So they're still doing documentaries, trying to figure out. But it doesn't help with healing, though, does it? Like, it's like always, like, literally, it's always a new big Pac documentary. Yeah, nah, nah, yeah. Well, you know what it is? It's like we're a part of history. Right now, it's like our history it matters

because we want to know. Younger kids want to know what went on because they hear about Tupac and Biggie. They grew up hearing their names, their names, their names. And then you go on a search to get as much information as you can. And there will be many documentaries and many movies

because both of them had such diverse personalities, you know? How much of the whole story, your legacy, do you want to tell while you're still here to tell it? Like, we saw the documentary, but, like, how much do you want to tell? Oh, yeah, I'm going to tell it all. I'm going to tell it all, you know? I've lived an exciting life. I think it'll do well on the big screen.

Oh, so there's going to be a Diddy movie? Yeah, one day. Oh, wait, wait, wait. Charlamagne, I plan on being great, man. You are great. I plan on having movies made about me. I plan on there being statues and different things like that. You know what I'm saying, man?

Absolutely. Yeah, yeah. How did you and, I know one time you and Drake were rocking. How was that first conversation when y'all got back cool? You know, he did a song on the Lil Wayne mixtape.

He mentioned he was at your house. We see videos of him at your house. How did that conversation come back around? You know, we just bumped into each other and just kicked it. Just sat down and kicked it. Two men.

And had some real talk and kept it moving. It wasn't no need to be the end of the world. And I didn't have no malice towards them. And it was just one of those nights. So we moved past it as men. And we was cool before. That's why everything went down. And then sometimes brothers have scraps. You know what I'm saying?

And we gotta be able to move past it. We gotta be able to have scraps with each other and then move past it. Something happened in your life that made you a positive. Did you go to anger management or something? Something happened in Diddy's life. Like what happened? Was it spiritual? Which is a good thing. It's a great thing actually. But it's something happened that just,

Diddy just turned and became love. Man, I think I was also like going through like a stressful time too, you know, probably like two, three years ago. And I was getting everything out of my system. And, I mean, if you've been there, you understand that if you're like a person that has to always be on like the defense and, you you've been there, you understand that if you're like a person that has to always be on the defense and be ready, then that's the energy that you bring. You're carrying around with you.

And I mean, I just, once I sat down and had a talk with myself, you know, I just love love. You know what I'm saying? It just connected with me. It was just like anything else is a waste of time. On the defense with who, though? You top of the food chain. Yeah, yeah, and that makes you want to be on the defense. You're defending your throne.

Yeah, I mean, you just have to have a guard up, man. You have to protect your person. You know what I'm saying? It's rough out here. You can't give everything to the game, you know. And so, you know, I looked at the game from my history as being very antagonistic. You know what I'm saying? You know, our crew, a crew, this, that, and the other. And, you know, that's a part of growing up.

You evolve and you see things differently. And so I think that's what it is. And then just, you know, getting closer, more of a connection to God, but being honest with yourself on like, how do I want to be seen? How do I want to make people feel, you know? But you've always had a connection with God. Even with the Steve Stout situation when you hit him, it was over God, technically. No, it was.

Yeah, I mean, God has always been in my life. Yeah, but, you know, I had my days, and that's what, you know, that's what life is about, being able to go through your low points and your high points. And those times when I would act out like that um that was just that was the environment i was in that's the that's the way it was feeling out here you know people getting punched in their face every day every day somebody's getting punched in their face so i figured why i'd be the first one to punch people in their face since the

punching in the face is gonna start at some time time. It was just the climate that was out there. So I definitely tripped and fell a couple of times. What about the UCLA coaching, J. Cole? Did you reach out to them and smooth things over with them? Yeah, I did. Yes, I put all of that in my past. You can bring up all 20 different things, Charlemagne, and it's in my past.

It's in my past. It's in my past. I want to be an example of a man that evolves. It feels like the world needs a lot of love right now. Yeah, and it does. We have to be a lot more united. Yeah, and we got to let things slide, though, too, because it's just not worth it. Like, that has nothing to do with my life. I came in here by myself.

I'm going to leave here by myself. My time is precious. And my time being I'm beefing with you over here. I'm not happy to see you. Or I'm not happy to be here in the room with you guys. Like, I'm happy to be here. You know what I'm saying? I'm happy to see y'all. I haven't seen y'all. This is like, you know,

we're all an extended family of each other. So when I come in the room, that's the way I want it to feel because that's genuinely what's in my heart. All right. Well, we thank you for joining us. Thank you. Thank you. Everybody tune in to The 4 on Fox, 8 p.m., 8 p.m. Everybody keep tuning in. Hashtag The 4.

Thank you all so much for your support. And God bless you all. Happy New Year. Yes, sir. The Breakfast Club. All right. It's The Breakfast Club. It's Diddy. The Breakfast Club. All right. It's The Breakfast Club. It's Diddy. The Breakfast Club.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Salute to love for coming through this morning, man. Brother love. Diddy. The artist formerly known as Diddy. Mm-hmm.

Now known as Love. Why you say it like that? Man, shut up. All right. Well, let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Berman. What happened to Love. Why you say it like that? Man, shut up. Alright, well let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Birdman. What happened to Love? See what I'm saying? It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report.

This is the Rumor Report. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, it looks like Birdman is going to have to give up his Miami mansion, 20,000 square feet. He took out a loan for that house back in 2015. And according to this lawsuit, he defaulted on that loan just last year in February. So apparently he was hit with a $12 million foreclosure lawsuit in December of last year. Right now he is being ordered to immediately surrender the possession of keys and security system to his house.

Lil Wayne ain't never getting his money. Ain't even got to worry about that there. As a temporary resolution, the judge is allowing that property to be rented or leased, and anybody who rents the house has access to everything, which includes the spa, the cabana, the below-ground pool, and the waterfront dock. I can't see him being broke, though. He's made so much money. Well, he bought the house for $14.5 million back in 2012. It was worth $20.

And he's been trying to sell it for $16.9 million, but the home right now can't be sold or transferred to anybody until this whole legal situation is resolved. Think about the millions he made, though. Listen, man, rich Negroes go broke every day, B. Rich people go broke every day, B. All right? I don't expect much from a man with a tattoo on his face.

I knew it was going to crash and burn. No. All right. Speaking of millions, Kim and Kanye have been offered millions for pictures of their new baby. According to sources, there were offers between $2 and $5 million for that first picture. Now, of course, Kanye and Kim did not entertain these offers. They would not consider taking money for the first photos of their kid because

that would violate their morals. We know if this baby's a boy or a girl. Why would that violate their morals? The Kardashians show their whole life on television. They get paid to showcase their life. So why would taking money for baby pictures violate their morals? Well, I guess they're concerned about the

security and safety of the family. I don't know. But you see the other babies. But do we know if it's a boy or a girl? Did they say by any chance? It's a girl. It's a girl. And as for in the past, they first posted up a picture of North two months after she was born. And as for St. they waited a little more than two months.

And I respect it. You know what I mean? Hey, it's your kid. You do what you want. I don't know why people be putting their kids on front screen all the time anyway, but whatever. All right, Justin Timberlake was announced, as we know, as a Super Bowl halftime headliner. Everybody wants to know, what about Janet Jackson? Is she going to come out? I was with Justin last night. They were both banned, I guess, from performing at the Super Bowl.

Yes, he has an album coming. I know he had an album listening also in New York as well. Now, here is what Justin Timberlake had to say when he sat down with Beats 1 host Zane Lowe. It wasn't too much of a conversation. Just one of those things where you go like, what do you want me to say? Like, we're not going to do that again. You know, like, and I stumbled through it. You know, to be quite honest, like I had my wires crossed.

And it's just something that you have to look back on and go like, well you can't change what's happened but you can move forward and learn from it so yeah everybody's wondering what's about to happen and i guess that's basically his answer on how he handled the situation who's justin man that's my guy i was with him last night his album actually sounds good no doubt i did hear the album and we definitely had a conversation about uh janet and the Super Bowl and all of that good stuff. What is she performing? That's his story to tell.

All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that's your Rumor Report. All right. Now, Charlotte Bate. Yes. Who are you giving your donkey to? Donkey of the day

is actually going to Miss Harley Barber. Okay? She needs to come to the front of the congregation. We would like to have a whirl with her on this fine Thursday. All right. All right.

And you know, I've been listening to, you know what? Never mind. What? I just want to say rest in peace, George Jefferson. Well, Sherman Hemsley, but George Jefferson. Okay. Same difference. All right.

Donkey of the Day is up next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's time for Donkey of the Day. Donkeys of the day, I'm a Democrat, so being Donkey of the Day is a little bit of a mixed one. So like a donkey, donkey of the day. The Breakfast Club, bitches.

Now I've been called a lot in my 23 years, but Donkey of the Day is a new one. Donkey of the Day. For Thursday, January 18th, go to a new one. Donkey of the day for Thursday, January 18th goes to a former student at the University of Alabama named Harley Barber. Now, Harley is a 19 year old New Jersey native and a former member of Alpha Phi sorority. Now, the

reason I keep saying former is because Harley has been kicked out of Alpha Phi and she has been expelled from the University of Alabama. Dropping the clues bombs for these people for getting rid of this young lady. Now, what was this young honky Harley ousted from these fine organizations for? Well, it's because she's a racist. Now, I know you're saying, well, you just called her a honky, Charlemagne.

And to that, I will say, once a person is exposed as a racist or bigot, you have the right to call them racial slurs, okay? I keep telling y'all, I'm not the rise above the ignorance type of guy. Nope. Queen Michelle Obama says when they go low, we go high. But Uncle Charlotte says when they go low, take it to the floor with them. Now, if you want to be mad at me for calling young Holly a honky, then let me play videos of what she said.

And when we come back, let's see if you have that same energy, okay? Now, it's two of these videos. In the first video, she's in a bathroom talking in a mirror after turning off the sink faucet, and she seems to be very concerned about the water shortage in Syria. Let's hear it. We don't waste water because of people in Syria. I love how you act like I love black people

because I f***ing hate n****s. So, that's really interesting. I f***ing hate n****s, but I just save the f***ing n****s by shutting that water off. Oh, Harley, you hate F&N words, huh? You still mad I called Harley a honky? You want to defend that? Well, if you're still defending that, let's go to the second clip where Harley addressed the backlash she received for the first video.

OK, we call this one the crack ass cracker clap back. Let's hear it. I wanted to be an alpha since I was in high school and nobody understands how much I love alpha. And now someone wants to say my finesse because I said nigger. You know what? Nigger, nigger, nigger. I don't care if it's Martin Luther King Day. Nigger, nigger, nigger.

I'm in the South now, bitch. So everyone can fuck off. I'm from New Jersey. So I can say nigger as much as I want. She's not even using it in the term of endearment context. Now, we all make mistakes, but during that crack-ass cracker clapback, you hear a voice in the background saying that, Harley, you

shouldn't post that video. But she kept going, and she posted the video, so there's no need to feel sorry for Harley. In fact, I want you all to check your own prejudice temperature right now, okay? Really, really think about this for a second. What upsets you more? This young woman saying that she effing hates N-words

or me calling her a honky and cracker? If it's me calling this racist bigot a honky and cracker, then you're probably a racist bigot, crack-ass, cracker, white devil yourself. See, this is a pivotal point in our society. I love the fact that the mask is off America. I love overt racism because you can't heal what you don't reveal. See, this young honky holly has a chance to

evolve and grow now, okay? She has a chance to get that hate out her heart, but you can't get that hate out of your heart if you have never experienced any consequences for your actions, okay? You will think being racist is cool if you've never been checked for it. Okay? You know how many young racists

grow up to be old racists because nobody ever taught them that being racist was wrong? Alright? We gotta treat racism like a crime. Like pedophilia. Like rape. The same way the Me Too movement and Time's Up movement is changing the culture for women by exposing the BS that men have been doing. That's how we have to treat racism.

People have to lose jobs for being racist. They have to step down from their companies for being racist. They got to get kicked out of school, kicked off their teams. We saw it with Donald Sterling in the NBA when he made racist comments. He had to sell the team. If you're racist, you have to be exiled because the thing is, if the University of Alabama

doesn't expel Harley Barber, then that means the administration there agrees with her. If Alpha Phi International doesn't kick her out of the sorority, then that shows that y'all agree with her, too. So if you don't agree with her, make it be known then. All right? Pick a side. Pick a side. Okay?

Harley Honky, I don't feel sorry for you. All right? I just hope you evolve from this and don't die a crack-ass cracker white devil. Get that hate out your heart. And I want to quote the late, great Maya Angelou and tell you that hate has caused a lot of problems in this world, but it has not solved one yet. Please give Harley Barber the biggest hee-haw, please. Hee-haw! Hee-haw!

Oh, and I got a special Harley honky today. Goodbye, honky. Did she say goodbye, honky? She meant goodbye, donkey. Rest in peace, Sherman Hemsley, Georgeky. Did she say goodbye, honky? She meant goodbye, donkey. Rest in peace, Sherman Hemsley, George Jefferson. There you go. And don't be mad at me for using the word crack-ass, crack-a-white devil when it comes to referencing racist bigots.

I call things how they are. And all you good white people need to start calling them crackers, crackers too. Okay? All right. Well, thank you for that donkey of the day. When we come back, ask Yee. 800-5. You sipping your tea over there?

I'm sipping my good hot tea. Why does it say white tears? What, on my mug? Yeah. It says that? Yeah, it does. White tears. I didn't even know it said that.

Yeah, right. I know Charlamagne had an ask Yee question for me today, so. Oh, Yee, thank you for reminding me. 805-805-1051. What's the ask ye question? No, no. No, Charlamagne's having an issue and he hasn't asked you a question. All right, go ahead and ask.

So, we'll get into it. Every time. No, we'll get into it. You want me to wait? Okay. When we get into ask ye. All right, let me switch gears. All right.

What gear you going to? No, you don't worry about it, beige boy. You just ride in the passenger seat. He needs some help this morning. You let Ye drive, and I'm in the back yelling at you from the back while you're in the passenger seat. No, don't sit behind me. We got questions.

I don't want you behind me. No, we got questions. Damn it. What's about to happen? All right. All right. Asking is next. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. That was 50 Cent 21 Questions. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now it's time for Ask Yee, but Charlamagne has a question for Yee. He needs help in his relationship.

Well, Angela Yee, you know, yesterday I was doing what I like to do, which is listen to podcasts, and I was listening to the Joe Budden podcast. Salute to Joe and Rory and Mal. You know, and I heard Joe bring up an interview that DJ Envy did. Okay. So explain this. Oh, you know what? I know what interview you're talking about.

You know what interview I'm talking about with Essence Magazine? Essence Live. Essence Live. Shout out to Essence and the good people over there. And I know Envy likes to role play. He's discussed that before. And I don't think it's anything wrong with a little role playing. But the roles that he chose to play.

Oh, boy. Has had me perplexed. You know what? Some people haven't heard it. So let's play DJ Envy and his lovely wife, Gia. Listen to the roles he likes to play. On Essence Live. Yeah.

I mean, I've been a cowboy. I've been a cowboy. I've been a police officer. And one time I was Maxwell. Now you guys know Maxwell, right? First of all, let's not even go there yet, ye. Oh, boy.

How do you role play as Maxwell? All right, let me explain it, right? Yes, please. I need to know. I used to have cornrows, right? I used to have Bray. Shout out to Maxwell. I know he listens every morning. That's my friend now, right? That's your friend? That's my guy now. And you pretend to be him in the bedroom with your wife? No, this was a long time ago. This was when we were in college.

I had cornrows. So you know when you take your... Why did you pretend to be Trey Songz? You didn't do that interview while you was in college. No, I role played when I was in college. I had cornrows. When you take your cornrows out, you have a big afro. On a cover of Maxwell's album, he had an afro. Was this the one where he was in the bathtub?

Not that one. I did that one too, but we're not talking about that. When you ejaculate, do you go, woo, woo, woo, woo? No. So one day when my wife was coming home, I know my wife is a huge Maxwell fan. I don't know if this is a good idea. I had this shirt that Maxwell had on, and I don't know if this is a good idea. I had this shirt that Maxwell had on and I laid in the bed

naked with my afro and when she came in the room, I was Maxwell. Here's the thing. Did she know what was going on? Baby, I love you. It was just...

I don't care what y'all say. Don't talk to me about colorism. Light-skinned dudes are different, y'all. Beige dudes are different. Wild-colored Negroes don't move like the rest of us, I'm telling you.

Here's my question to you. And we were at the Maxwell concert together, by the way. Maxwell is a whole living human being. That's my guy. He actually exists. Your wife can have sex with Maxwell if she wants to. Right, she doesn't have to role-play. Yeah, when you role-play, you're supposed to do things like,

just generic cowboy, police officer. He did that. You know what I mean? Probation officer. Why are you being people that she actually knows? I thought it would be fun. You should be Trey Songz. No, I'm not being Trey. You know what I realized by this whole conversation?

I realized that Gia just needs to have sex with Jay Pharoah. Because if you want to do impersonations and you want to be Barack and you want to be Maxwell, Jay got about 10 different people he can pretend to be for Gia. All right? Now, let me ask you this. If Gia, if you ask her to pretend to be someone,

like a real person that you both know. Set yourself up for this dumbass. I'm not setting myself up. Set yourself up for this dumbass question. Oprah's a safer.

Oprah's always safe. Oh, you want to sleep with Oprah? Oh, you know what? Never mind. There's nobody I want to sleep with. Whoever she wanted to be is fine with me. But sometimes she dressed up like she was Swedish.

She had a Swedish outfit on. That's generic. But do you see the difference between being a real person? I don't like to wear Swedish costumes with the garter. You know what I mean. Wait, you dressed up as a Swedish? No, she did. Sometimes, you know, she could be a stripper.

And, you know, she danced with me. Sometimes she's a doctor. That's generic. She ain't a whole specific person. You are in the strip clubs all the time, so it might seem like you're fantasizing about the women that you are DJing. I hope Gia's thoughts become things, man. And I hope that she keeps thinking about having sex with Maxwell,

and I hope one day you ain't around and she runs into Maxwell at Whole Foods. And you know what? This was 20 years ago, guys. Does this mean that she gets a pass from Maxwell? No, she doesn't get no damn pass from Maxwell. You guys are the same person. You couldn't ask her to be like Rihanna? No.

You thought about it. Wow. Oh. Now, what if you were Jay-Z and she was Beyonce? We might do that one day. What about Kelly Rowland? Wow. If she's Kelly Rowland and I'm Nelly.

Are you thinking about it? If she's Kelly Rowland and I'm Nelly. You know Kelly Rowland's married. Love you. Yeah, we could do that. Like, we do stuff like that. It's cool. Like, crazy love.

So you could be Usher. You could be Usher. She could be Alicia Keys. This is why I'll be sure it's not considered a legend like Aaron Hall. This is why Christopher Williams is not considered a legend

like Bobby Brown. Like, waffle-colored Negroes will just never be great because they have these kind of thoughts. I just want y'all to know. We just have fun in the bedroom. We've been together over 25 years. If you could ask Gia to be anybody,

who would you ask her to be? Herself, I'm no fool. Yeah, I just want to ask you this one question. This is my ask you question. Is it weird for Envy to be Maxwell? Yes. Okay, all right. I'm just wondering.

I'm just wondering. It's somebody you know. I didn't know him at the time. We know him. I ain't being nobody. My wife has met. All right. We met at the Barclays a couple weeks ago and saw Maxwell introducing my wife.

Felt like the handshake was a little too long. And you out here being that old sexy, flexy nigga. There's nothing wrong with that. All right. Where you want to go after this? Home. Home. I think we need to go.

Well, I want to hear what the people have to say because I feel like it's a little bit weird to role play as somebody that your wife actually knows. Somebody that exists. Could potentially, if she so chose. Yes. I will do a little something, something with. Gia and I are going to probably do Jay-Z and Beyonce tonight. We're going to play Crazy in Love.

I'm going to rap Jay-Z's part. She's going to sing. Don't you do that lemonade, though. I'm going to tell y'all like I tell everybody else. See, you go too far. You ain't Jay-Z and she not Beyonce, okay? And you need to be yourself. We are tonight.

All right? We are tonight. I told Joe Budden that this morning. I heard you and Cindy role play as Envy and G not Beyonce, okay? And you need to be yourself. We are tonight. All right? We are tonight. I told Joe Button that this morning. I heard you and Cindy role play as Envy and Gia. All right? I want you to have more respect for yourself. Oh, my God. Envy, would you play Joe Button in the bedroom?

Pump, pump, pump it up. I'm just playing. What you doing? That's how we do sound We not 800-585-1051 Is it strange? Have you guys done this before?

Call us now It's the Breakfast Club Good morning That was Gold Link crew Good morning everybody It's DJ Envy Angela Yee Charlamagne Tha God We are the Breakfast Club

Now if you just joined us These guys are role play shaming me this morning. Well, no, you can role-play. We're just Maxwell role-play shaming you because you dress up as Maxwell and you pretend to be somebody that you know, that you're friends with, that your wife knows too, and I think that's a little odd. That's a little strange. Like, I'm all for role-playing, but when you role-play,

you're supposed to be generic things, you know what I'm saying? You're supposed to be a cowboy, a police officer, let your wife be a stripper, a nurse, you know, a cheerleader. Not like your friend. A cheerleader was always my thing because my wife really was a cheerleader in high school and college. But I'm not going to be Maxwell. I didn't know Maxwell.

I was in college, and my wife loved Maxwell. So I was like one day when she came home, I just thought it would be fun. I took my cornrows out. I had my high afro. I had my Maxwell shirt on, and I was like, oh. I'm going to be I was like, oh. I'm not going to pretend to be another man.

It was fun. I might pretend to be another occupation but I'm not pretending to be another whole man. Unless it's somebody that's like a character from a movie, like you could be somebody from

the wire maybe. No. I'm not pretending. Maybe black panther but that's only because it's a superhero and you'll have on the whole outfit. You know what I'm saying? Like you'll have on the helmet or something.

But I'm not pretending to be a whole other real man that actually exists. I feel like if you're pretending to be that other man, then that other man's penis should be in the bedroom with y'all. No, that's all right. Let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this? Hi, it's Allison. Hey, Allison.

You two are married. That's your thing. So if that's what she wants and you are willing to accommodate her, then go for it. That's your marriage. No one else should be able to tell you how you all do what y'all do. I didn't say that's her thing. She doesn't have a thing for Maxwell.

She likes his music. She clearly does if you're pretending to be him. My love, my love, we're not asking if it's okay for them to do it. We're asking do you think it's weird for him to be another man. Don't hang up on the girl. I'm asking her a question. Tammy's on the line. Tammy.

What's up? Good morning. Hey, Tammy. Do you think it's weird at all about my role-playing bedroom thing? Absolutely not. And this is why I'm going to say that. Because if you don't role-play it, some other man will role-play it. Well, no, we're not saying to. If he don't role play it, some other man will role play it. Well, no, we're not saying to.

If he don't role play it, somebody else will role play it. Tammy, we're not saying role playing. We're saying to be somebody. Specific. You guys both know. Who you know. Okay, I'm going to give you this example. I'm going to give you this example.

I absolutely love Ne-Yo's video, Lazy Love. That is my ish. Do you not know? I went and got my husband a pair of jeans, a pair of loose jeans, the drawers that I like, and the backwards hat that I like. But do you and your husband know Ne-Yo personally and are friends? I didn't know Max was at that time. Oh, wait a minute. First of all, you wanted.

You know what? This is the type of person I am. If my husband said, you know what, I like your friend Angela, and I'd be like, jeez, this, that, and the other. I bet I'll be Angela by that night. First of all, I'm still stuck on the fact that you actually wanted your husband to be Neo. I mean, you got a shot.

Why did you get him? No, no, no. I don't want him to be Neo. I want him to be him, just in that Neo fit. Did you get him a big black helmet to put on his head? She likes that particular song in Neo. No, don't do Neo's big ass head. Thank you, mama. Jesus Christ. What is going on video. No, don't do Nia's big ass head. Thank you, Mama.

Jesus Christ. What is going on in the world, man? Hello, who's this? What's up, Envy? Oh, man. Oh, Trav. We got to hear from Trav

this morning. What's up, Trav, man? What's up, what's up? Listen, Envy, you got to stop being so light-skinned. Tell him again, Trav. Please.

You have got to be. And I'm just going to say that I love you. I think your wife is so beautiful. I listen to your podcast all the time. But watch D around Maxwell. I'm got to be. And I'm just going to say, I love Gia. I think your wife is so beautiful. I listen to your podcast all the time. But watch Gia around Maxwell. I'm trying to tell you.

Well, first of all, she just likes his music. And second of all, those are the two people she stays away. Maxwell and Trey Songz. Now, Trav, ask him if he would pretend to be Trey Songz, because Gia has a thing for Trey. I know Trey. I didn't know Maxwell at that time. I won't play with him now.

Can I ask ask Trav? None of this makes any sense because if you really want to keep Gia away from these guys, why bring their name up in the bedroom when y'all both naked

and you got your penis inside of her? You said you're insecure. That's the most intimate moment and that was before. That was 20 years ago. I don't play Maxwell now.

Trav, would you dress up for your man as somebody that you guys both know? Not as somebody that I actually know. It has to be a character like Tarzan or something like that. That's cute. I like that. Tarzan.

Okay, Trav, you little kinky self. Okay. That's your new name up here. Tarzan. Trav Tarzan. All right. Envy. You need to dress up as Lee Daniels for her.

Oh, I like that too. And then that dildo going to go right. Envy. Well, you need to dress up as Lee Daniels for her. Oh, I like that, too. And then that dildo going to go right in that b**** for real. That nine and a half inch dildo going to go right in that b****. As soon as you pretend to be Lee Daniels. What's the moral of the story? The moral of the story is you should be crying, but you just can't let it show. Okay? All right.

All right. That's the moral of the story. We got room to go to where you eat. Well, all this sex talk. Let's talk about Donald Trump and the porn star who he had sex with, allegedly. All right. That's the moral of the story. We got rumors all the way, Yee. Well, all this sex talk, let's talk about Donald Trump and the porn star who he had sex with, allegedly. All right. All that and more. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Okay. Let's talk Offset. It's time. She's spilling the tea. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club.

Well, Offset is discussing some lyrics in the song Boss Life. Now, that song is with YFN Lucci, and he upset the LGBTQ community. They were offended by what he had to say. These are the lyrics in question. Whoa Well I'm from the era Where slurs that are used To insult gays Were tossed around freely

In rap records But they didn't have anything To do with someone's sexuality So what is he talking about? Well he said I'm trying to make me out To be a homophobic I'm a whole gangster

I don't even speak on sexuality The definition ain't even that Trying to make it about gays a homophobic. I'm a whole gangster. I don't even speak on sexuality. The definition ain't even that. Trying to make it about gays. I work with them all the time at events, dealing with fashion TV shows. I wasn't going to speak on it, but I see so many dumb ass MF on here talking about ish.

They don't know I'm not against nobody. Your choice in life. I have fans that love my music. I don't discriminate and I don't speak on politics or sexuality. The actual meaning, I'm a post it from Google. I do not judge people. I've been in front the real judge and they judge me and I don't speak on politics or sexuality. The actual meaning, I'm a post-it from Google. I do not judge people.

I've been in front the real judge and they judge me and I'm sentenced. And sentence me, I'm here to bring people together with fun and music culture too on the way. I like how you read definition like it's spelled right too. He spelled it D-I-F-I-N-I-T-I-O-N. He spelled some other things wrong too, but you get his point. And you know, I was thinking about that too because the definition of queer didn't always have anything to do with being homosexual.

No, it's always had something to do with being homosexual. It used to be offensive. It's not offensive anymore. No, the real definition is strange or odd. She had a queer feeling that they were being watched.

That's the real definition. Oh, okay. I know it was strange and odd and then it was a way to describe a gay person at one time. Yeah, I used to think queer was offensive until most recently when they added it to the LGBTQ thing. And, you know, we had Lena Waithe up here, the brilliant Lena Waithe,

and she identifies as queer, and she explained to us what queer was. School, I'll listen to this real quick, because, you know, you call yourself an openly queer woman. When did the word queer change from a slur to a term of endearment? Yeah, I think for me, the reason why I use the word queer is because even though, yes, there's lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex, asexual, non-binary, there's a lot of, you know, categories within our group. And the reason why I like to say queer is because I don't want to separate myself from any of those other people. So for me, when I say queer, it's really my way of just sort of being all inclusive. So it's an umbrella term for the whole community. But before queer was used as a slur, it really did just mean like, OK, that's queer.

It didn't necessarily mean gay. So when he said that, I don't vibe with queers. He just means like strange, odd people. So I can understand that because he might have been using it in the term that has nothing to do with being gay. Well, I would tell Offset that he's vibing with the wrong queers. Because all the queers I know are pretty cool. And some people would look at the Migos and consider them strange or odd and queer. I'm going to have to take Offset's side on this. Because I understand that you can call somebody queer like they're a weirdo.

And it doesn't have to mean that they're gay. He explained himself. Right. So I can understand that. That's true. Come on. Don't talk about our board up like that, man. Oh, that's what we're gay. He explained himself. Right. So I can understand that. We work with a query. That's true. Come on. Don't talk about I bought up like that, man.

Oh, that's what we're doing. Okay, well, I was talking about you, but don't worry about it. But I'm just saying. Oh, nothing. But I don't, I mean, yeah. So I think that

if you're overreacting to that, I really don't think that was his intention. All right. And in the meantime, Cardi B is going to be doing her first movie. She just did her first movie deal.

She starts filming in March. So we don't know anything about it yet. We don't know what the movie is. We don't know all of that. But we do know she's going to be in a movie. So congratulations to Cardi. I already told y'all that was going to be Cardi's next evolution. She didn't even drop an album yet.

But I already told y'all she was going to go to Hollywood. TV, movies, that's a natural fit for Cardi. I agree. All right. And Stormy Daniels, she's a porn star, and by the way, searches for her on Pornhub have gone through the roof after this interview

that she did back in 2011 with In Touch has now resurfaced. They're going to put out the full interview now, but she apparently had some relations with Donald Trump right after Melania gave birth to his son Barron back in 2006. Now, she said that it wasn't really that exciting, the whole incident they had.

And she did take a lie detector test back then as well to prove that she was telling the truth. But she did say that she agreed to go back to his hotel room. She found him wearing pajama pants. And he says about Melania, oh, don't worry about her. She said he was sitting on a bed and was like, come here. And I was like, ugh, here we go. And we started kissing. She also says that Donald Trump

compared her to his daughter. He told me once that I was someone to be reckoned with beautiful and smart, just like his daughter, referring to Ivanka. See, I don't respect that because I don't think she'd be telling this story if he wasn't the president.

Well, she told this before he was the president. This was an interview she did back in 2011 with In Touch, but it wasn't a big deal back then. Because he wasn't the president. Right. But now that I'm in this position. But now In Touch is like, okay, they never really put out the full interview.

So now I guess they want to because nobody really cared that much back then. I don't care now. I mean, a reality show billionaire had sex with a porn star. Now, she said he also promised to put her on the Apprentice show. Did he? No, he didn't end up doing it. She said he apologized and said he couldn't do it, but that he would take to put her on the Apprentice show. Did he? No, he didn't end up doing it. She said he apologized and said he couldn't do it, but that he would take care of her. That means the box was trash.

That's all that means. The box wasn't up to par. He didn't think it was good. All right. Well, I mean, he had her on Apprentice. And that's your rumor report. All right. Thank you, Miss Yee.

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