The Breakfast Club - Do Something Strange for Some Change

Episode Date: July 29, 2019

Today on the show we opened up the phone after a story broke about a father was charged in the death of his twin babies that were left in the car by mistake! so we wanted to know if our listeners thought he deserves to be charged. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to a pastor who said he was sucking demons out of men he sexually assaulted. Moreover, we opened up the phone lines again to see what strange things our listeners have done for some change when a story broke about a 68-year-old dominatrix who charged men $150 an hour to clean her house. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? I planted the flag. This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my God.

What is that? Bullets. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. We need help! That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast

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Everybody come to the breakfast club. I call this the hot seat. Y'all are wild. Y'all are wild. Can I live? You are out of control. I can't even deal with you. Y'all are so alive. You're alive. Can I live? You are out of control. I can't even deal with you. Y'all are so petty.

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, D-Zambie. Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. It's Monday. Yes, it's Monday. Back to the work week. Yes, sir.

Now, I want to shout out to everybody in the Carolinas. I was in the Carolinas all weekend long. Saturday, I was out in South Carolina, Columbia. Home, the crib, 803, what's happening? We did a seminar on real estate. So we did one in South Carolina. Shout out to Cody and Alinda who put that together. It was me, my partner Flippin' and Jay Caesar, and Eric Thomas. And we just spoke to people about real estate, how to get started, how to get invested.

We did that on Saturday in South Carolina. And then we drove to North Carolina and did the same thing in Charlotte. Had a great time talking to everybody. Hours and hours and hours of just talking to people about real estate, how to get into it, about fixing their credit, financial literacy. We do these seminars, I'd say about once a month in different markets. Next month we're in L.A., and then September we're in Atlantic City. So it was so much knowledge.

Charlotte and South Carolina has so many great deals, and it's a growing city as far as real estate, and people are moving in, and it's such a great market. So it was a wonderful, I didn't say amazing, a wonderful time talking to my people out in the Carolinas. I saw a lot of people were in your comments about what Michael Blackson had to say about Caesar. Yeah, and shout out to Caesar, because he has a tough skin.

He hasn't mentioned it to me one time. You know when there's an elephant in the room? I don't want to say that. Wow. Oh, my God. He's an elephant it to me one time. You know, like, you know, when, you know, it is an elephant. I don't want to say that. Wow. Oh, my God. I did not. Drop one of Clues' bombs, man. What is wrong with you?

I was going to say the elephant in the room. But I didn't, not that at all. You should have the conversation with him, though. He lost weight. He's been losing weight. He's got 70 pounds. It's good. You should keep encouraging that because the truth of the matter is, like, you know, health is wealth.

It is. You know what I mean? Mental and physical. So y'all can be out there selling all the houses of the matter is, like, you know, health is wealth. It is. You know what I mean? Mental and physical. So y'all can be out there selling all the houses y'all want, but you ain't creating generational wealth if you're not as healthy as you possibly can be. But you know,

when it comes to losing weight and eating healthy, that has to be on your time. You just can't tell somebody or force somebody when to do it. Everybody's journey is different. They have to understand they're losing their time.

He has been losing weight. If you don't, the doctor will. The doctor will tell you straight up, hey, bro, if you don't get this off you, you're going to die. Yeah, right? He's doing pretty good. He's down losing weight. If you don't, the doctor will. The doctor will tell you straight up, hey, bro, if you don't get this off you, you're going to die. Yeah, right? He's doing pretty good. He's down 70 pounds.

He's eating healthy. Well, shout out to Cesar. He does look like he's losing weight, so good for him. What did Michael Blackson say about him, though? He was laughing. Oh, that was during the interview? Yes. Oh, that wasn't as bad as Donnell with the big pun stuff, though.

Well, it came from a different place with Donnell. What you mean? There's two comedians. It came from. There's two comedians. Michael Blackson said he has two stomachs. One for vegetables and one for meat. At least he's eating vegetables. The same place. So what I would do is I would just go get the stomach for the meat removed.

It came from two different places. Donnell was more funny, laughing, cheery. Michael Blackson wanted to stab. He attacked. Yes, it was. Donnell was more, he called him Big Pun. Michael Blackson wanted to stab. He attacked. Yes, it was. Donnell was more, he called him Big Pun. Michael Blackson was just, he fat. Big Pun died

because he was so big, Envy. Shut up. All right? It's a different place. First of all, salute to everybody in Montreal. I was in Montreal this weekend. My man, Terry Linder,

influence orb, he was there having a great conversation about mental health on Saturday. So salute to Montreal. They put me on to, you know, Montreal has a lot of French black people. So they put me on to another Charlemagne who was a Haitian general that I had never heard of.

And I love learning new things. You know what I'm saying? The Charlemagne that I always reference is the Roman emperor. But they put me on to a Haitian general who actually got killed for rebelling against U.S. soldiers. So, yes, salute to Montreal. I had a great time this weekend. And you had no problem getting in. I see DC Young fly.

What was the TRP that he needed or whatever he needed? Did you need any of that? I have no idea. The only thing they do at Montreal, they ask you a whole bunch of questions. They do. They want to know who you're coming to see. How long you been going. How long you knowing them.

Where did you meet them. I'm like, I don't know, man. Get down. They're serious about you. I be in and out. So, I know who you coming to see. How long you been going? How long you knowing them? Where did you meet them? I'm like, I don't know, man. They sit in front of my chair. I be in and out, so I didn't even stay the night. So they definitely was on me a little bit. Extra questions, yeah. Yeah, but it wasn't that bad. Well, I got to stay in New York this weekend, which is a rarity for me.

Did you run ye? I did my run with you. They were asking for you, Envy. They were like, Envy said he was going to come. Where is he? If I was, I was going to come. I wasn't going to probably run the whole thing, but I would have tried. Yes, you would have.

But it was a great turnout. So there was a lot of people that showed up for run with yeet. There was a few people that came for the first time. One woman actually had almost died previously. She was in the hospital. The doctors gave her when you said it was that I said she almost died. No, not there. They gave her two days to live and now she's out running and they told her she might never walk again.

So this was her first time doing something like that. So I want to thank her for joining us as well. And then I went to go see a play called The Black Clown that's based on a Langston Hughes poem. That was great. So shout out to everybody that was at Lincoln Center performing The Black Clown. Dope, dope, dope.

And I would tell you, I ran into so many people that knew Charlemagne, of course, from South Carolina. That's home. What are you talking about? Charlemagne talks about all the bad stuff that he used to do, so I'd never know if it's a good intention. I'd be like so many people that knew Charlemagne, of course, from South Carolina. That's home. What are you talking about? Charlemagne talks about all the bad stuff that he used to do. So I'd never know if it's a good intention. Like, I know Charlemagne.

I'd be like, word? Bro, that's home. That's still home. That's my brother. Oh, yeah, yeah. I have my own day in Columbia, South Carolina. I'm born and raised in South Carolina. That's home.

Hey, you did stuff with crackheads. I used to be in Charlotte, North Carolina all the time. That was a small, small period of my life. Majority of my life in South Carolina was spent doing radio. I want to make sure no crackheads is coming up to me. Hey, Charlamagne. Knock it off. I did radio in South Carolina from 2000, no, from 1998 to 2005.

Like, come on. That's home in a real way. You never know. Alright. You know who's out there too? Allen Iverson. Yes, he lives in Charlotte. He lives in Charlotte. I ran into AI out there. My favorite basketball player ever. He lives in Charlotte. Shout out in Charlotte. I ran into AI out there, my favorite basketball player ever. He lives in Charlotte. Shout out to AI. First time I ever met AI

was in Charlotte. Let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what are we talking about, Yee? Good news or bad news? What do you want to hear first? Good news. All right, we'll talk about

a 16-year-old who just earned $3 million. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee,

Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get into some front page news. Where we starting, Yee? Well, let's start with this 16-year-old. He won $3 million in Fortnite. So he beat out everybody else at the esports competition.

Wow. Yes, he took home the $3 million grand prize for individual players. It's the largest ever payout for a single player in an esports tournament. How old was he again? I saw that this weekend. How old was he? 16. My son wanted to go to that bag. They had two of them. That guy

won $3 million, and the day before, they had two people win $1.5 million apiece, because they had the duo competition. Yeah, the duo competition. Yeah, okay, now here's some unfortunate news. In Brooklyn, there was a shooting that left one person dead and 11 people injured. Now, they were at this

festival, I guess it was like a picnic that they do called the Old Timers Festival. A food festival. In the playground, it was in Brownsville, there was local artists and musicians. They said it's been peaceful for decades, and they want to make sure that this event does not define Brownsville, but unfortunately one person was dead and 11 people injured.

Yeah, that's so sad. Brownsville reputation precedes itself. And they shot into the crowd, though. Well, they've been doing this, though, for years, and nothing's ever happened before. And they said there was heavy police around there, but those individuals still shot into a crowd, which is crazy. Yeah, and a woman had on a bulletproof bra or something, I heard, right? Well, the bra caught the bullet.

So fortunately for her, she was spared because the bullet got lodged into her bra. That's crazy. What kind of thick-ass bra was that? Yeah, it must have been the underwire

or something like that. Now, there was another shooting at another festival, and this was in Northern California. It was at the Gilroy Garlic Festival. This happened yesterday evening.

Three people were killed and at least 11 people were injured. So victims' conditions range from fair to serious. Really tragic, a six-year-old was killed. That's horrible, man. Yeah. And they said police officers did fatally shoot the assailant,

but they're continuing to investigate whether or not he had an accomplice because they believe there was an accomplice who was involved. So they said police did secure the area. Within five minutes, one woman who was at the scene had this to say. After he stopped shooting, that's when I got up and I started to run into a truck. And as I started to run, he started back shooting.

As he was shooting, he shot the lady that was running right next to me. We kind of hid behind an Enterprise truck. And behind that Enterprise truck was the lady, her daughter, and a sheriff. And the guy was still shooting. When we stopped, the sheriff instructed me and one of my family members to jump over the fence and run. The sad part about situations like this, there's nothing you can do about it. We live in this world where every day we're just trying to avoid other people's pain, other people's hurt, other people's trauma. But it's almost impossible because when a person snaps and they're ready to redistribute

that pain and do something like this, there's really nothing you can do about it. I feel sorry for anybody that lost somebody. That lost a child, man. Lost a child. Definitely condolences. But you know, as a parent, you know, it's difficult for me because, you know, that's all they have right now

is festivals when it comes to this music. Not too many, you know, tours going on. A lot of them is the big festivals, especially that my it comes to this music. Not too many tours going on. A lot of them is the big festivals, especially that my kids want to go to. And it's like, nah. Not even just festivals. Nah. Anything that has a whole bunch of people

and everybody's outside. Anytime you got to send your kids somewhere where it's just a whole group of people, whether it's summer camp, anything. You just don't know what people are thinking. Yeah, it's like, nah. That's all right. We can't go to that one. Summer camp, school. You can't stream it on Tidal. Nah. Conc summer camp, anything. Like, you just don't know what people are thinking. Yeah, it's like, nah, that's all right. We can't go to that one.

Summer camp, school. You can't stream it on Tidal? Nah. Concerts, festivals. It's like, Jesus Christ, man. 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 weekend. I'm just going to hear that story and start my day with a goddamn panic attack. Or if you feel positive and you want to spread some positivity, 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this.

It's surprisingly easy. There are 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Capraburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition.

Why can't I create my own country, my forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead. Oh my God. What is that? Bullets. Bullet holes.

We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more.

After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast Post Run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real, inspiring stories from the people you know, follow, and admire, join me every week for Post Run High. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all. It's lighthearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever

you get your podcasts. Hey, what's up? This is Ramses Jha. And I go by the name Q Ward. And we'd like you to join us each week for our show Civic Cipher. That's right. We're going to discuss social issues, especially those that affect black and brown people, but in a way that informs and empowers all people to hopefully create better allies. Think of it as a black show for non-black people. We discuss everything from prejudice to politics to police violence, and we try to give you the tools to create positive change in your home, workplace, and social circle. Exactly. Whether you're black, Asian, white, Latinx, indigenous, LGBTQIA+, you name it. If you stand with us, then we stand with you.

Let's discuss the stories and conduct the interviews that will help us create a more empathetic, accountable, and equitable America. You are all our brothers and sisters, and we're inviting you to join us for Civic Cypher each and every Saturday with myself, Ramses Jha, Q Ward, and some of the greatest minds in America. Listen to Civic Cipher every Saturday on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass up.

This is your time to get it off your chest. Say it, say it, say it. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's going on? This is your boy, Al from Atlanta. What's going on? What's up, bro?

Get it off your chest, man. Y'all look. Hey, what's going on? What up, King? How you? I'm all right, man. I was calling because a couple weeks ago, I had a dude from Howard call up. And he said that he was leaving Howard to go to another school,

a white school to play football. Yep. I just want all our black athletes to stay at HBCUs because you don't have to go to a white school to make it to the league. The reigning rookie defense of the year went to the best HBCU in the world, South Carolina State University, man, at Orangeburg. So you black and you're an athlete, man, stay at the black school. You still can make it to the league.

Hold on. You said he went to South Carolina State. What's his name? Darius Winner for the Indianapolis Colts. Darius? I didn't realize that he went to South Carolina State. Wow. Darius Winner, man.

The maniac went to South Carolina State. That's my mother. 300 College Street, Northeast. 300 College Street, Northeast. Orangeburg, South Carolina. Yeah, that's my mother's alma mater. I'm actually doing something at South Carolina State in October. Salute to Miss Nicole Brevard.

But, yeah, I'm doing something. You're a homecoming, man. Pull up October 19th, Sean LeMay, and you're a homecoming, man. It's going to be lit. I think that's when I'm going to be there because I'm doing something for USC's homecoming, University of South Carolina, and then I'm doing something for South Carolina State's homecoming. What? No disrespect to USC.

We're talking about South Carolina State. USC always get the plug. That's my mama's alma mater, South to USC. We talking about South Carolina State. USC always get the plug. That's my mama's alma mater, South Carolina State. And South Carolina University is my wife's alma mater. So, you know. I got love for both of them. Yes, sir. Hey, one more thing, man.

What? When Meek Mill had dropped championships, Trav had called up. They're talking about Rick Ross. He said the gay slur that rhymes with magic. Yes. But I was listening to Illuminati on Born Center the other day and J. Cole said the maggot word three times. But Trav going to call up there and talk about it.

You know Trav will ignore that. All right, we'll ask Trav about that. You have to show Trav listening this morning. Hello, who's this? Hello, my name is Lloyd. I'm calling all the way from Switzerland. Hey, Lloyd from Switzerland. What's up?

Get it off your chest. I'm happy that I came through because I listen to the podcast all the time on my way to work. And I'm on holiday now. I'm going to do Afrobeat Festival this weekend. So I'm blessed. What time is it in Switzerland? It's noon. Noon.

Okay. Well, we appreciate you. We appreciate you calling us and talking to us all the way from Switzerland. What do you have for breakfast? Some fresh juice. Okay, I have some fresh juice right here. Yeah, I was waiting for you to tell me something, but I guess it's far. Yeah, so it might cost a lot more to ship it than to actually buy it.

Well, thank you, bro. Thank you for listening. What did that guy say Daria's last name was? Leonard, yes. Okay. Hello, who's this? Hey, my name is Will. What's up, William?

What's going on? I just wanted to get off my chest, man. I wanted to apologize to my wife for stepping out on her. Damn. A little infidelity issue, man. I know black men don't cheat. I am now part of the faithful black men don't cheat community. Now, how long ago did you cheat, sir?

Yesterday. That was about almost a year ago. Nope, you're not a part of the community yet, sir. Now, let me ask you a question. Why are you apologizing now? Did she just find out? I'm apologizing. I actually been was trying to call y'all, and, you know,

it's just I have nothing to do with time I call y'all. I'm in New Orleans. Okay. Well, I'm glad that you're on the right path now, but you're not yet approved to live in the faithful black male community, okay? Are you back in the crib? Hey, look, one more thing. I want to ask if y'all could get Pastor Geno Jennings on the show.

Google his name, our YouTuber, man. That's a nice brother, man, a nice pastor. I think y'all should have him on this show. Google his name, my YouTuber man. That's a nice brother, man. A nice pastor. I think y'all should have him on this show. Pastor Gino Jennings. G-I-N-O. His last name is

J-E-N-N-I-N-G-S. Well, I'm going to look that up, but I want you, I'm going to look that up and I want you to look up Pastor Jamal Bryant. He gave a nice sermon yesterday on why black men

should not be cheating. Okay? Yeah. All right, Charlamagne. Just reiterating my point, little black boy. Appreciate you, bro. Appreciate you. All right.

Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Get it off your chest. It's your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed.

We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? This is Neil, the blind runner. Hey, Neil, you was running with Yee this weekend? Yes, sir. Yay, Neil, you made it through. Thank you for coming. The blind runner said he was looking for me. He was looking for you.

You got some jokes. He asked for you. He wanted me to call you. I had three guys with me today. I mean, that day. You got three guys with you? What you was looking for me for then? To run with you, bro.

And Angela. He wants to blindfold you and have you run also so you can see what that feels like. That's not going to be too fun. Yeah, but no, I saw him running. Shout out to Patricia, Robbie, and Jim for guiding me yesterday. Yes. Okay.

I'm going to guide you one day, bro. It was a fun run in the park, and you'll be at the next one August 25th, right? Definitely will be there for that one, and hopefully he'll be there too. What's the day? The 25th is what day? Around the loop. That's a Sunday, right? Mm-hmm.

Damn, I'm doing my seminar in L.A. that day. Look at that. He keeps on passing us up. I had the seminar book beforehand, man. I would have loved to come. And at the end, we had some drink-fresh juice. Hey, MV. Hello?

It's Derek. I'd like to invite you to my car show up here so you can come kiss my chocolate ass while I pass gas. You bastard, you hang up on me again. That's it. You hear me, butterscotch butt? Butterscotch butt. That's Big Chocolate, the toe sucker. Yeah, Big Chocolate.

How y'all doing? He's so great at disguising his voice. He's horrible. I got you, right? So listen, I had a great birthday up at the Avalon Nightclub. We didn't even ask. It was great. The girls' booties were looking good. The booty cheeks reminded me

of Angela E's booty cheeks out there on the dance floor. Everybody had a good time. And what do y'all think of my video on YouTube? Nobody watched it. Nobody seen it, bro. I got over 600 views.

Well, I'm not. We not one of them. There wasn't nobody up here. No? No. Ah, Charlamagne. What's up with you, ashy lips? You don't support nobody, but you want everybody to support you, right?

No, I just don't support you. You don't do anything that interests me, sir. That's a personal thing, man. Yeah, it's definitely personal. What's your YouTube page? You don't do anything that interests me. I'm ready to sign that contract with HBO with you, man. You ain't got no toe time on HBO?

I definitely don't have no contract with HBO no more. What's your YouTube page? Yeah, you Google YouTube TV Big Chocolate the Toe Sucker. Hanging with Snoop Dogg.

You didn't really hang with him. You just jumped on you know what? Why are you talking to this guy? This guy is crazy, man. I'm going to look this up.

This guy is crazy. Hello, who's this? What's up, everybody? This is E from Asheville, North Carolina again. What's up, bro? You started your business this weekend? Man, I started my business this weekend. It's a hot dog cart called Bunny LLC.

Bunny LLC. I like that. That's dope. Congratulations, sir. You should have came out to the seminar, man. You would have had over 1,000 people wanting some hot dogs, brother. Oh, yeah, man. That's what I'm waiting on, man. I got to get you this money, man. You would have had over 1,000 people wanting some hot dogs, brother. Oh, yeah, man. That's what I'm waiting on, man.

I got to get you this money, man. I ain't mad at you. Hey, man, I want to thank y'all, man. You, Charlemagne, Anzalee, man, how you be a family guy, man. I really love that, man. And there's a lot of family men out here that look up to that, man. Keep going. Keep doing that.

Charlemagne, man, you just keep us inspired and everything. Anzalee, I love you. You're beautiful and everything, baby. I would like all y'all to take a look at Black Alachan. He hiked the Appalachian Trail and he biked the Underground Railroad. Black Alachan, he got YouTubed up and he's just trying to show, you know, black people that we can hike and because if the world comes to an end, boy, we ain't going to know how to do nothing.

So, you know, check them out. You ain't lying. And y'all for a rapper too, check them out. You ain't lying. All right, bro. Thank you, man. I say that all the time. If a nuclear bomb or something was to hit, like, how would people survive?

People don't know how to fish. They don't know how to hunt. They don't know how to live off the land. Nothing. Gary, what's up, Gary? I'm looking at Big Chuck

at the Toe Suckers page right now with Snoop. Jeez. I'm just looking. Gary, get it over your chest. What's good? What's the envy? What's up with your brother? He from Houston. What's up, Charlam over your chest. What's good with you, Envy? What's up with you, brother?

We from Houston. What's up, Charlemagne? What up, King? How you? Outstanding, my boy. Gary will convict the conversation. What's up, Yee? Hey, Gary.

What's good with you, man? I had a breakfast, a brunch with the Badgers not too long ago, man. It really, really well. Dr. Delvina even came out and spoke about mental illness. Okay. Yeah, I wanted to give a shout-out to my boy Raj and Charles Green over at Trillium Group. They doing their thing over there. I appreciate what y'all doing.

Okay. A shout-out to my daughter, Liani, in London, and my daughter, Tati, up at Tallahassee TCC. But I appreciate y'all, my boy. Congratulations, sir. Thank you, sir. Just for another day in life. A lot of kids didn't come out, though. It's kind of sad.

A lot of parents didn't bring their kids. I'm trying to get the kids, the parents, and the police to all talk. If they could meet right now before the child grows up and start getting into trouble, and the police remember that face, remember that name, I'm thinking he'll be less inclined on shooting him or taking him to jail if they already have a relationship. Oh, yeah. I mean, that's a conversation that's been going on for years.

Like, you need people of the community policing the community. That's a fact. All right, well, we appreciate the work you're doing, and keep it going and just be consistent. It's going to continue to grow. Thanks, G. Appreciate y'all. Have a good one, brother. All right, you too, bro.

Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up right now. And listen, I do want to salute Dr. Jamal Bryant of New Birth Church because he did do a whole hour sermon yesterday called Black Men Don't Cheat. It's on his YouTube page. Now, I haven't got a chance to watch it, but salute to him. All right.

Hit us up right now. Yee, we got rumors on the way? Yes, let's talk about Wendy Williams. Her biopic is definitely going down alongside Will Packer. And we'll tell you what she has to say about it. Alright, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to these rumors. Let's talk Jermaine Dupri. It's about time.

What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is The Rumor Report. Talk to them. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, Jermaine Dupri was talking to Atlanta Blackstar, and he spoke about the comments that he made about strippers rapping,

and now he feels like there should be its own genre. And he feels like it should be called strap. Check it out. I actually believe that these women that do this type of music should start calling it strap. I think just like we have trap, they should call it strap. I mean, it's the stories of their life. Why is JD on this so heavy?

Am I missing something? Are these larger interviews where he's talking about other things and they're just taking sound bites from those larger clips? Well, yeah, because he does have a documentary that he's working on, so I think he's doing press for that, but this keeps coming up. I don't understand. People keep asking him about it. As strapped as in what, stripper rap? That's what you're trying to say? Yeah. But it's not just

stripper rap. Like, yo, by the way, only one of these women that he's talking about was a stripper. Cardi was the only one making the style. There wasn't no stripper. None of the city girls were no strippers. Like, stop. I don't know why he's saying about was a stripper. Cardi was the only one. Megan Thee Stallion wasn't no stripper. None of the city girls were no strippers. Like, stop. I don't know why he's saying this.

Why does he keep doing this? Envy was going to come up with a genre called Strap but for a different reason. Shut up. Okay, okay. She was waiting for that joke. She had the one.

I just came up with it right now. I just thought of it. You just thought of it. All right, now, Megan Thee Stallion spoke on Jermaine Dupri's comments and she basically said in an interview that she did that, you know, female rappers are popping right now, and who is he?

Basically, his opinion doesn't matter. So that's what she had to say about that. Yeah, I saw people taking that out of context when they were like, what do you mean, who is he? It's Jermaine Dupri, and he sold all of these records, and we know Jermaine is an icon. I just think she meant like... Like, who are you to say that?

Who are you to say that? Yeah, I don't care about his opinion. Yeah. Alright, now let's talk about Wendy Williams because she has her biopic coming. We told you about that already. It's going to be on Lifetime sometime next year. Well, there's more news. Will Packer will be producing with her.

Okay. And it's called Just Wendy and she's going to write the screenplay with Lee Davenport. So all we know is it's going to be about sex, fat shaming, drugs, and date rape. That's what they're saying right now. That's the second time Wendy's done a biopic. She did a biopic back in the day that was starring Robin Givens. Never came out, though.

What happened to it? Thank God. It was bad? Oh, it was terrible. Robin Givens was supposed to be Wendy Williams? Robin Givens was Wendy Williams. They actually shot the movie. It never came out?

No. Oh. Absolutely not. Well, you should. I don't see this. Okay. Well, yeah. Did you see Charlamagne is in Us Weekly?

What am I in Us Weekly for? Charlamagne the God is happy Wendy Williams finally got rid of that terrible husband of hers. They're like three months late. How long ago was that? I don't know. That just came out? Yeah, it just came out. I guess.

Who doesn't know that about? Who doesn't know that? Who doesn't know that? Yeah, so I heard. Aren't we all happy? They got your picture. You two's picture. What picture? Let me see which one they get.

You and Wendy? Yeah. Not the one where you're sitting on her lap, though. Oh, okay. That picture's always so funny. Yeah, I love the one where he's sitting on her lap. Like, why are you sitting on her lap? Yeah, why were you sitting on her lap?

I'm just curious. How did that even happen? Just curious. Would you like sit here? Let's take a picture. I don't remember those times. That one right there. Like, sit here, young boy. Like, how did you sit on her lap? I'm your puppet. How did that even happen? I'm just curious. Would you like sit here? Let's take a picture. I don't remember those times. That one right there, like sit here, young boy. Like, how did you sit on her lap? I'm your puppet.

I don't know. A different era back then. I don't know how that happened. You just randomly sit on people's laps? That's just weird. Oh my God. That picture always looks like she's Bill Cosby and you're a young Alicia Keys.

Oh, and that's your own you on Cosby's show. He was doing the horsey thing. It looks like she's moving her leg and you're just bouncing around. Did she do the horsey? What'd you think? I really think she might have been doing that. She held you by the back of your shirt and jumped you around? Dropping a clue bomb for Wendy Williams, damn it.

All right. God damn it. Hopefully it's not a picture of you sitting on Kevin's lap. Never. That's the next one that's about to come out. All right, Mary J. Blige is going to be starring in the Power... I'm not his type. Mary J. Blige will be starring in the Power spinoff series, Power Book 2, Ghost. She said

this is probably the most exciting thing that's going to happen to me this year. I've been a fan of Power since the very beginning, and I want to thank Courtney Kemp and 50 Cent for starting this conversation with me. So congratulations. She said, I've known so many Tashas. I've known so many ghosts. I've dated so many ghosts. I'm a huge fan for life.

And I'm so grateful to be a part of it. So the title of the prequel is Ghost? Yeah. Power Book 2. I wonder what that's about. Ghost. I mean, it clearly is about ghosts. I'm just guessing.

But I'm like, is it going to be young ghosts? It's got to be, right? I don't have no idea. I guess we'll find out. Until they tell us. Now, 50 also says that power keeps getting snubbed by the Emmys. And he says, I like to say it's racial. That's the easy way to get out of things.

People who are running and connected to these ceremonies are not necessarily cool people. Courtney Kemp, who is the creator of power, also reacted and said, well, we'll never get one now. All right. Kendrick Lamar and his fiance, Whitney Alford, are now parents. They had a baby girl on Friday. They've been very secretive about things. Now, if you guys remember,

when Kendrick Lamar was up here on The Breakfast Club, he did tell us that he was engaged. Last time you was up here, you said you're real personal and you're real quiet and private with your relationship. And you said you had a boo. Yeah, yeah. And there was rumors that you guys got engaged. Yeah, yeah.

Is that true? Yeah, definitely. Congratulations, man. I appreciate that. Yeah, I'm loyal to the soil. All right. I don't like when people say celebrities are being secretive. Like, it's not a secret.

It's just none of our business. Like, they don't have to tell us what's going on in their lives if they don't want to. Interesting backstory to that is Top Dog specifically said, hey, don't ask him about the engagement or anything like that. But unfortunately, he didn't tell me. I wasn't there. I wasn't here when they asked me that. I wasn't there.

I was in the bathroom. Are we mad at a person for not wanting nobody in their business? No. Exactly. Like, yo, he's there to do music. He does his music. He tells us what he wants us to know in his music, and he keeps it moving. And he's got the tea, baby.

Shut up. I don't know why we think we're so entitled to these people's lives in that way, but salute to Kendrick Lamar. That's how it is. Well, congratulations to them, their little baby girl. That's a goddamn bomb for Kendrick and his baby, John. Congrats to Kendrick and his wife. And his fiance, Whitney.

Absolutely. All right, I'm Angela Yee, and that's your rumor report. All right, thank you, Ms. Yee. Now, front page news is next. What are we talking about? Let's talk about Baltimore. Find out why everybody is mad at, well, not everybody, but people are upset at Donald Trump,

the things that he had to say about Baltimore. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. All right, morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news.

Where we start, Yee? Well, let's talk about Donald Trump and his attack on Baltimore. Now, he put Representative Elijah Cummings has been a brutal bully, shouting and screaming at the great men and women of Border Patrol about conditions at the southern border, when actually his Baltimore district is far worse and more dangerous. His district is considered the worst in the USA, as proven last week. During a congressional tour, the border is clean, efficient, and well-run, just very crowded. Cummings district is a disgusting rat and rodent infested mess. If he spent more time in Baltimore, maybe he could help clean up this very dangerous and filthy place. Why is so much money sent to the Elijah Cummings district

when it is considered the worst run and most dangerous anywhere in the United States? No human being would want to live there. Where is all this money going? How much is stolen? Investigate this corrupt mess immediately. You know, certain parts of Baltimore are in bad shape, just like every inner city in America with a

high black population is in bad shape. And it's not the people in Baltimore or these other cities fault. It's because of the systemic racism, oppression and marginalization that has always existed and affected people of color since day one that they are even in these conditions. It's that same systemic racism that Trump is always that he's pushing every day of his presidency. It's the same systemic racism and oppression that he's using to keep those kids in cages. So, you know, let's let's not let him change the subject on that by talking about Baltimore. Now, Donald Trump also said because people were saying this was a very racist statement by him,

there is nothing racist in stating plainly what most people already know, that Elijah Cummings has done a terrible job for the people of his district and of Baltimore itself. Dems always play the race card when they are unable to win with facts. Shame. Well, the mayor responded. He said it's completely unacceptable for the political leader of our country to denigrate a vibrant American city like Baltimore needs to focus on, that what we're in right now is fascism. Fascism is something that is going to impact all Americans, and that's what we are as a country right now. And if you don't know what fascism is, you need to Google it.

Now, the Baltimore Sun did an article. The title was Better to Have a Few Rats Than to Be One. And they pointed out all the amazing things that Baltimore has to offer. Because, as Charlamagne said earlier, of course, there are certain parts that aren't as nice as others, but there's a lot of great things that happen in Baltimore also. Yeah, and I just don't. They have Johns Hopkins Hospital there.

That's the nation's leading medical center. The U.S. Social Security Administration, where they write the checks for everybody. Yeah, and I just don't like the inner harbor. I don't like when people make a mess and then complain to other people that they need to clean it up. Like all of these inner cities are bad because of systemic racism

and oppression. And it's the same systemic racism and oppression that he's using to keep those kids in cages at the border. So let's not let him change the subject on that by talking about Baltimore because Donald Trump doesn't give a damn about those black kids in Baltimore and those inner cities. All those black kids at the border. Those black and brown kids at the border.

So let's not change the subject, okay? We're talking about those camps right now, Mr. President. Okay, now let's discuss a father, Juan Rodriguez. He had just worked an eight-hour shift at the hospital in New York. And unfortunately, this is really tragic. It's going to be hard for you guys to hear this, but he left his twins in the car. I heard this story. And the twins were discovered

lifeless in the back seat. He has been charged with manslaughter. They shouldn't charge that man. He left his one-year-old twins in the back of his car. You said they shouldn't? They shouldn't charge him.

Why shouldn't they charge him? Because it was an accident. It was an honest mistake. How do you leave your kids? You got five kids. I got three. He thought he dropped them off at daycare.

How? His mind was probably running. You hear this all the time. How? I need to know. I You hear this all the time. How? I need to know how. I suffer from parental paranoia. I micromanage my kids' situations. Me too.

I'm always looking around. Where are they? What's going on? How do you leave your kids in a car? How do you just forget that you dropped them off at daycare? Right. I don't understand how, but it was a mistake. And you got to think about it like this.

He lost his twins. That's hard enough. And then you're going to charge him a manslaughter? You got to fight that? I need to hear more. He lost his twins. That's hard enough. And then you're going to charge him a manslaughter? You got to fight that? I need to hear more. He went to work. Well, I'll tell you what he said. He said, I assumed I dropped him off at daycare

before I went to work. I blinked out. My babies are dead. I killed my babies. Was he on drugs or something? No, he just came from a long day at work. Long day at work. I guess he thought he dropped him off,

which sometimes you think he did something. And he did drop his four-year-old at daycare that morning. Right. So he went to work, forgot his kids in the car. After he finished his work shift, he came back to his car, realized that they were in the car and went crazy. Jumped out the car, screamed and called 911. He's hurt. I don't know if he should be charged with manslaughter, but he's got to be charged with some type of parental neglect or something.

Because it was a mistake. It wasn't like he did this on purpose. No. This is his kids. Isn't there a neglect charge, a parental neglect or something? What's the charge? Yeah, his wife is standing by him, and she's saying that he's an excellent father, and it was a tragic mistake.

It was a tragic mistake. And that he would never have done this on purpose. He lost his kids. That's the worst punishment right there. Could you imagine that? Like, in that heart? And then they say charge you with manslaughter. You don't want to kill yourself.

Like, I just lost my kids. I got to look at my wife and my other family and try to continue on with my life without my twins here? Listen, I agree. And you want to charge me with manslaughter like I did it on purpose? I agree with you wholeheartedly. No. But we all have responsibilities as parents. We all have to be held accountable.

And I don't know if he should be charged with manslaughter, but it got to be some type of parental neglect charge or something. Well, his wife said, I will never get over this loss, and I know he will never forgive himself for this mistake. This was a horrific accident and I need him by my side to go through this together. They do have three other children,

16, 12, and four. And I pray to God that I'm never that tired. And he's also a disabled Iraq war veteran. Oh. That's what I'm saying. It's a lot going on.

It can't just be that, oh, I just left my kids. It's got to be something else going on in his mind. He must have these spells where he blacks out or something. I don't know. It has to be. But he shouldn't be charged with manslaughter. But let's open up the phone lines.

800-585-1051. If you just joined us, this man, he thought he dropped his twins off at daycare. He didn't. He parked, went to work, got back from work. And when he got and opened the door, he realized he didn't and his kids were dead. His twins were dead. How old are they? One. One years old. Dead. He jumped out the...

One year old. Two kids, man? Yeah, twins. One years old? Yes. He jumped out the car. People lose their mind when they think they're forgetting their phone. Started screaming, going crazy. Called 911 immediately. His kids were dead. They charged him with manslaughter. 800-585-1051. Do you think he should be charged with manslaughter?

There's got to be more, bro. He said he blinked out, and he didn't. He thought he dropped them off. Y'all don't think that's weird? Like, something had to cause him to blink out. It is. I mean, something did happen. Or maybe he got so much going on, he just thought he did.

It's something he does every day. He also dropped the four-year-old off earlier that day. So maybe he just, you know, doing the same routine every day. You thought dropped the four-year-old off earlier that day, so maybe he just doing the same routine every day. You thought you did something and you didn't do it. We got kids. What's more top-of-the-mind awareness than your kids? What are you thinking about every day more than your kids?

For me, it's nothing. Like, absolutely nothing. But everybody said he's an amazing father. I'm sure he is, but man, there's got to be something more to this story. Alright, we'll talk about it more when we come back. Don't move. 800-585-1051. Do you think he should be charged with manslaughter?

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you get your podcasts. It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join into the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Talk about it. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joinedvy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, Angela Yee was telling us about the story that happened in Harlem. Now, you want to give the people updates on what happened? Well, Juan Rodriguez, he had been working. He had an eight-hour shift at a New York City hospital, got back to his car and found his one-year-old twins in the back of the car.

They were dead. They had been in the car the whole eight hours that he was working his shift. He apparently forgot to drop them off at daycare. He thought he did before he went to work. Now, you said initially that he was just charged with manslaughter, but he isn't just charged with manslaughter. He's charged with... It's two counts of manslaughter and two counts of negligent homicide. Okay. Yeah, I don't think

he should be charged with manslaughter and negligent homicide, I can see. But manslaughter, no. I don't think he should be charged with anything. Now, you homicide, I can see. But manslaughter, no. I don't think he should be charged with anything. They have a statistic, right? And they said that there has been 23 deaths of children left in hot cars so far this year. And they said in over 55% of these cases, the person responsible for the child's death unknowingly left them in the vehicle. Lord have mercy. That's according to a children's safety organization website.

I don't think he should be charged. It's like the pain is going to come from every day waking up knowing that those twins are not there. Looking at his wife, looking at his other kid, he shouldn't be charged. He didn't do that on purpose. It was one of those things that was an honest mistake. Maybe he slipped on his mind. Whatever happened, but his pain is not having those kids, man. He shouldn't

be charged. I don't agree with that. I think that he should be charged with negligent homicide because the truth of the matter is negligent murder because the truth of the matter is... Homicide. Yeah, negligent murder. Because the truth of the matter is that was an act of negligence. And it's an extreme act of negligence that costs two one-year-old children their life. Now, I'm a parent of three.

I got a 10-month-old at the crib, a three-year-old, an 11-year-old. You got 22, Envy? I got five kids. Kids. You know what I'm saying? For me, top of the mind awareness is my children. It is. My children are always on my mind. I'm the parent that's in the

car like, make sure you got your seatbelt on. I want to know where my kids are at at all times. I'm in the house. I'm constantly walking around the house to make sure everybody's good, see where everybody's going. I hear bumps in the night. I'm jumping up to see what the hell's happening. I can't ever see myself leaving my kids in the car

and just going to work for eight hours. That is an extreme act of negligence. But he said he dropped them off. And his wife is even saying that they'll never get over this loss. She said, I know he will never forgive himself for this mistake. It was a horrific accident. I need him by my side to go through this together. I agree with all of that.

And I'm sure he's a good father. But negligent homicide is the right charge. Not man-slung. I don't think he should be charged. I think that pain he has to deal with every day is enough of a charge. He didn't do that on purpose. People make mistakes.

He might have been overworked. He might have been trying to support them family and overworked and really was just tired and wasn't thinking. Things happen. If he could do it over, of course he wouldn't. You can't charge that, man. Let's go to the phone.

Let me ask you a question. What if they weren't his kids? If they weren't, would you say he shouldn't be charged? It's still an accident, bro. Nah. It's still an accident. Negligent homicide is the right charge, not manslaughter. Hello, who's this?

This is Shonda. Hey, Shonda. Good morning. Good morning. I just want to say good morning, first of all, to Angela. Good morning. Envy, good morning to you. Good morning.

And good morning, Charlamagne. Good morning. Now, what do you think? Do you think he should be charged with manslaughter? You know what? At first, I thought that way before this situation happened. Until my friend, it happened to her son. And they were all on the floor getting ready to have her son-in-law's son was getting married.

Uh-huh. And they left their baby in the car. And they were all sitting in the house. And the little, her granddaughter said, where's the baby at? And then they thought the baby was upstairs. The baby was in the car, but the baby didn't pass away. So accidents do happen. Right.

Yeah, no, I agree with you. Accidents do happen. How old was the baby? The baby was one and a half. I don Yeah, no, I agree with you. Accidents do happen. How old was the baby? The baby was one and a half. I don't, I really just don't understand. I really don't see, especially a mother. I don't see, I can see a father being maybe slightly absent-minded. I can't see a mother

being that absent-minded. People are overworked, man. And they do so many different things. You just forget. You think maybe the dad did it. I don't know. Nikki, good morning. I'm sorry. My name is Angela. Oh, I'm sorry. Hey, Angela. How could we get that wrong?

Do you think that you should be charged with manslaughter? Absolutely not. I lost my daughter two and a half years ago, and you'll never be the same person. How'd you lose her? You'll never be the same person. She had a car accident. She was on her way to OSU. She was 15 minutes away.

I'm so sorry to hear that. I'm sorry to hear that, absolutely. But I just, looking at his, I should be asleep right now, but I looked at the TV when I heard you guys saying that, and that man is clearly devastated. He's devastated, yeah. What about negligence? Do you think he should be charged with a negligent homicide?

They can charge him with negligence, but I'm sure, mentally and emotionally, what he's charging himself with is not going to compare to that. I agree. That's what I think. I think he should be charged with negligence homicide. I don't think he should be charged with manslaughter, but the negligence part, yes.

800-585-1051. We're talking about this family in Harlem. Explain to them what happened with Fashi. He's been charged with manslaughter and negligent homicide after he accidentally left his one-year-old twins in the back of the car while he worked an eight-hour shift. When he came back to the car, they were dead. A whole

eight hours, though? Because in his head he dropped them off. So he's not thinking they're in the car. He's thinking that he dropped off his four-year-old. The daycare don't call? That's another thing. Now, I don't know about you, Charlamagne, but if my kids miss any school, they call my wife's cell. That's what I'm saying. The daycare don't call? That's another thing. Now, I don't know about you, Charlamagne, but if my kids miss any school, they call my wife. That's what I'm saying. The daycare don't call.

Like, my grandparents. That's what I'm saying. They call everybody. The daycare don't call and be like, yo, the kid's not coming in today. Like, come on, man. Eight whole hours. Nobody calls and says, where are these children?

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Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, we're talking about this family out in Harlem. You want to give them an update of what happened to you? Yeah, really unfortunate, tragic, horrific situation. Juan Rodriguez just worked an eight-hour shift, gets back in his car, and realizes he never dropped his twins off at daycare.

Crazy. So they were in the heat in the car for eight hours, and they had unfortunately died. That is crazy. Hello, who's this? Courtney. Courtney, we're asking, who's this? Courtney. Courtney, we're asking, should this man be charged with a manslaughter? I think he should,

just because he dropped his four-year-old off at daycare and then he left his one-year-old in the backseat. It's not like he had a three-row vehicle he was driving a Tahoe. He was driving a small Honda Accord. You can easily look in the back and see that your kids are still in the backseat. That's what I'm saying. And two one-year-olds?

His mind could have been somewhere else, bro. I don't know where your mind is at. Well, listen, by the way, that's why they call it neglect. Because if your mind is somewhere else that far away, when you got two one-year-olds in the backseat, that's neglect. I'm not comparing the two, but you know how hard it is right now for somebody to have a job and have to pay for three kids and a family? It could be just a lot on his mind.

That don't mean you get to neglect them. No, you're right, but it's an honest mistake. There's no pain you could give that man that's worse than him losing his twins. No doubt. It's an accident that ended with his children dying. No doubt, but we have a loss, okay? And even though our president is not following any of them, everybody else has to, clearly.

So it's neglect. I don't think you should be charged with manslaughter, but neglect. Hello, who's this? Paco Tarantino. Hey, what's up, bro? We're asking, should that man be charged with manslaughter? To me, it should be a lesser sentence, but still, you know, he got the kids to look after the man.

They in his custody. He's supposed to have full attention on them. Yes. That's our responsibility. We don't get days off his parents. Sorry. No, we don't. Exactly, exactly, exactly. Also, I wanted to get something off my chest.

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This is Maya. Good morning. Hey, Maya. Do you think Juan Rodriguez should be charged for leaving his kids in the car? I think some other things need to be taken into consideration before they just charge him with manslaughter. I think it was an honest mistake. I mean, it was fatal, and that really sucks, but parents make mistakes all the time. My mom forgot me, and I'm still here.

Oh, she forgot you in the car, too? How'd she forget you? See, I was quiet. I was being too quiet sitting in the back seat for, like, once in my life. And she pulled up to work and turned around. She was like, I'm sorry I dropped you off. Why didn't you say anything? I was like, I figured I was coming to work with you.

I don't know. Damn it, man. Thank God she turned around and saw you. Thank God she turned around. And, thank God she turned around. And people said, well, the one-year-old, did it make any noise? No, the one-year-old probably was sleeping. Yeah, they were probably both asleep. They probably were knocked out.

He didn't make no noise. It was quiet. You know, he just... Yeah, like, just getting in the car, falling asleep, like, stuff happens. And parents have a lot on their mind. Like, I understand that you say your kids be your number one thing,

but I mean, like, 24-7, 365... Yes. Sorry, hey,7, 365. Yes. Sorry. Hey, hey, hey. As a parent, sorry. 24-7, 365 is how this thing works when it comes to being a parent. There's no days off. There's no minutes off.

That is true. There's no hours off. None of that. But sometimes things slip your mind, man. Not your kids in the backseat. And I'm going to tell you something. That lady had a good point. It was a Honda Accord.

It wasn't a truck that had two, three rows. Now, I don't think the man should be charged with manslaughter, but he definitely should be charged with some type of criminal neglect. That's it. Not manslaughter, but some type of criminal neglect. So that's the moral of the story? That's the moral of the story. Prayers up to that man and his family.

Man, he looks so devastated. Yeah, he looks devastated. I don't think he should be charged, man. So sad. People look devastated all the time when they commit crimes and they make mistakes. Prayers up to that man and his family. He lost his children. I don't think it's manslaughter, but I definitely think it's some type of criminal neglect he should be charged with.

But I think we need to use stories like this, parents, to make sure we double check and triple check and quadruple check on our kids to make sure. Because, I mean, that's how I am. If I hear a kid drown, I'm even more crazy at the pool. That makes your anxiety go crazy. If I hear about a break- drown, I'm even more crazy at the pool. That makes your anxiety go crazy. If I hear about a break-in, I'm even more crazy with the alarm system. That's just how I am, and that's who we should be. We should use this as... When my kids are in the car, I don't drive fast, even though I'm not a fast driver anyway.

You know what I'm saying? If I got something like low air pressure, I'm like, you know, let's drive the other car just in case because I don't want a tire to blow out when my kid's in the car. Like, I'm just different with my kids. I micromanage mine. It's our responsibility. We don't have a tire to blow out with my kids in the car. Like, I'm just different with my kids. I micromanage mine. It's our responsibility. We don't have days off, minutes off, hours off as a parent. We just don't.

All right. Well, we got rumors on the way. Man, this story really disturbed me. Kodak Black freestyling from prison. What did he say that was extremely disturbing? All right. We'll get into that next. Keep it locked.

This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Hey, morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Char next. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Hey, morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let me shout out to Eric Thomas, motivational speaker. I was not really up on him. I seen his stuff every once in a while, and I didn't really necessarily click it.

Well, damn. No, I didn't. I just really didn't know. But then when I was out in South Carolina, when we were talking, you know, we did the real estate seminar out there, and we got a chance to talk then when I was out in South Carolina, when we were talking, you know, we did the real estate seminar out there. And we got a chance to talk to people about real estate in South Carolina. He came on after us. And, man, I thought I had a lot of jobs.

And I thought I was just pushing myself. But after hearing him speak, it made me want to go even harder. I thought I'd go hard. Eric Thomas. Oh, I don't know who that is. A motivational speaker. He does a great job. But he was speaking with us out in South Carolina,

and I said, you know, at first I ain't gonna front out. When I hear motivational speaker, I be thinking it's some BS. But after hearing him speak... Why? Well, anybody can be a motivational speaker because you can be... Anybody can motivate.

Right. Exactly. You can motivate people with your story, with the experiences that you've been through. But his conversation and what he said and where he came from, it just put a bigger battery in your back to really, really work harder. So shout out to Eric Thomas.

Shout out again to everybody out in South Carolina and North Carolina. Had a great time over the weekend, man. Yeah, I was in Montreal this weekend on Saturday. I was doing an event with influence.org, my man Theory Lindor. And it was just, you know, you know what I like to talk about. I like to talk about mental health, you know. So we had a nice discussion about mental health and economic empowerment

and all that good stuff in Montreal. So salute to Montreal. They put me on to another Charlemagne, not the Charlemagne who's the Roman emperor, but a Charlemagne who was a Haitian general. Why is the Revolt camera guy just staring in the corner? What's wrong with you? You all right?

It's not on Revolt. Oh. It's not on Revolt camera guy just staring in the corner. What's wrong with you? You all right? It's not on Revolt. Oh. It's not on Revolt? It's in the corner. I'm like, what's going on? It should be on Revolt. It should be on Revolt. He's reading stickers.

Go ahead. So you say Charlemagne. No, they just put me onto a Haitian general named Charlemagne who helped fight off U.S. soldiers in Haiti. And then they killed him, shot him in his chest and then they took his picture and circulated it all around to try to keep other Haitians from rebelling.

Okay. I believe. So you learned that story this weekend? Learned that this weekend, man. That's why I like, you know, traveling different places and meeting new people

because they put you onto new things. Okay. Yes. We got rumors on the way? Well, let's talk about Nicki Minaj and Meg Thee Stallion. They were on Instagram Live together over the weekend,

and people were going crazy. So we have some of their conversation. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. I want to be with you. Yeah, I want to be with you.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to these rumors. Let's talk Meg Thee Stallion. She's spilling the tea. This is the rumor report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club.

Well, this was nice. An Instagram live session with Nicki Minaj and Megan Thee Stallion. Now, Nicki Minaj was on her Instagram live and she was going to pick a winner for her Megatron challenge. And Megan Thee Stallion requested to, Nicki Minaj was on her Instagram Live, and she was going to pick a winner for her Megatron Challenge, and Meg the Stallion requested to join her Instagram Live, and it went very lovely. Here's how it all kicked off.

Meg the Stallion was showing respect to Nicki Minaj. I still put people on Slumber Party and Freaky Girl to this day. I'm playing with her! Yes! Oh, okay. I'm playing with Nicki Minaj like she ain't the motherf***ing goat. Like she ain't that bitch. Thank you. Thank you, Megan. Stop playing with Nicki Minaj like she ain't the motherfucking GOAT. Like she ain't that bitch. Thank you.

Thank you, Megan. Don't ever question me. I already know the vibes. You know the fucking vibes. Tell these people to quit playing with us. Don't get me started. Stop fucking playing with us. All right, now Nicki Minaj told McDiseling that she does appreciate her words and her support.

I want to tell you that it means a lot to me, all the nice and all the sweet things that you've ever said. Like, it means the world to me. We love you. I love you back. All right, in addition to that, she gave her some advice on her album. Don't overthink yourself, you know, like, because let me tell you something.

All the times when I'll be working on albums, like, I'll be stressing myself the f*** out, and then when I just kind of let my hair down, down so to speak with stuff like freestyles and stuff that's what they love and plus we're we're school girls in our brain and and we write so automatically we treat it like work and I find that when I treat it like fun and play time I get better results. I agree with that if it feels like work uh then you probably start making records the label wants or what you think radio wants or what you think your fans want instead of just doing what you feel

like doing at the time. Alright, now MTV is supposedly thinking about removing Michael Jackson's name from the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award this year. Why would they do that? They said there's a lot of heated discussion at the network about how to handle it and they said it is getting ugly according to a source. There's talk about if they should change the name, get rid of it altogether, who would handle it, and they said it is getting ugly, according to a source.

There's talk about if they should change the name, get rid of it altogether, who would present it, who would accept it. So they're saying the whole thing has been a mess. I guess after leaving Neverland, there's still some issues there. No, they shouldn't. Why? Leaving Neverland was just somebody's side of the story.

Somebody that, a couple people that lied before about their side of the story. So no. No, people that lied before about their side of the story. So no. No, they can't do that to my kid. Not at all. All right, now, a woman is stepping forward.

She's trying to say that she was Scottie Pippen's side piece. He had an affair with her about 26 years ago. That don't count. And she wants to sue him now. She said,

her name is Chavette Valentine. She spent thousands of dollars traveling to see him. I don't even remember. And also on hotel expenses, gas, food, parking, all of that from 1987 to 1993. And he would always say he was going to pay her back. That's your dumb ass.

Why right now? You were dating Scottie Pippen 26 years ago. 26 years ago. That was like, I'm terrible at math, but it feels like that was in the prime of the Bulls dynasty era. And you mean to tell me that you were the one paying for flights and all kinds of other stuff? Nobody believes this story. Huh? 93? They already

had three peated. Scottie had a sneaker at that time. Knock it off, girl. You got here holding wrong and you mad at people. She also said, can I finish? She also said that Scottie Pippen lied to her about having a baby. She would see bottles of formula at his house and he said the milk was for his sister. Girl, you was buying your own flights, paying for your own rooms.

And you sleeping with Scottie Pippen? One of the top 50 NBA players of all time? Yeah, yeah, Mike is, I don't know what you're doing over there, Shalman. You're so upset. You're so upset he smacked his mic out. But 26 years ago, come on now. Somebody fix my mic so I can finish this rant. He's really upset. 26 years ago? Like, now. Somebody fix my mic so I can finish this rant. He's really upset.

26 years ago? Like, what it made her think she could do something now? Now, she's only suing him for $9,999. Oh, Lord! Who is this woman? Fix your mic, man. Your mic is still a bit broke, man. That's not just paying the value of her vagina at all.

Because it's the maximum that's allowed in small claims court. That's the reason why. That's the only amount that she's suing. But why now? 26 years later, why right now? What did she see that said I could get $9,000 from her? If you supposedly think you're dating a very rich and famous NBA player

and you were paying for your own flight in hotel rooms and he's telling you he's going to pay you back. Scottie Pippen had four rings by 96. He had his own sneaker that was fire. I gotta see how she looks. Man, I don't know, but this has put the high girls down some points. I just don't how she looks. Man, I don't know, but this has put the high girls down. I got to see how she looks. I don't believe this story. I just don't believe this story.

Yeah, I got to see how she looks. And why would you be telling this story now, Grandma? I don't know. How are your grandkids looking at you? Yeah, because she's got to be like 50, 60, right? Come on, man. Your granddaughter probably out here got freaking Anthony Davis spending all kind of money looking at you like you crazy.

Like, what? You think one of the top 50 players of all time? And you ain't got nothing to show for it with a $90,000 claim and small call? All right, now let's talk about Kodak Black. And this story disturbed me when I heard this. I was on social media and I saw people going crazy over this Kodak Black freestyle.

I saw people saying, leave him in jail. And I was like, what did he say in this freestyle? And then I heard it and I was appalled. I got Gucci Tout and all the yellow 808s swinging and I bought a young Miami Arangement on an 808, baby. When I see them hit that bitch on her stomach, the way I keep this shit too real,

they say I'm f***ing up my money. Oh, hell no. Does Kodak know that he's going to trial? Hell no. You know how disgusting that is to even say something like that? Does Kodak know he's going to trial for rape in South Carolina? So if you're already going to trial. Hell no. You know how disgusting that is to even say something like that? Does Kodak know he's going to trial for rape in South Carolina? So if you're already going to trial

for committing an act of violence against a woman, why would you do a rap about committing an act of violence against a woman? Why would you do that? You wouldn't even put that out there. So you bought her a ring, like, okay.

Does jail... You shouldn't punch a woman at all, but she's pregnant. I would think that when you're sitting in jail, I would think... I would punch her in the stomach. That's what I'm saying. I would think when you're sitting in jail, you would have time to think and reflect and get your mind right.

He's not thinking about the right thing. And get focused. Clearly not. That was not cool. And whoever decided to put that out that was recording that over the phone, terrible idea. Why would you even think that, say that, put it out in the atmosphere? Goodness gracious. Well, of course, Southside responded.

Southside ate away that that is young Miami's boyfriend slash baby daddy, soon to be. And here's what he said. Hey, somebody said, Kodak, suck a d***. How about that d*** out of jail first? Wow. Why would I leave jail to suck it? It's the perfect place to suck it. All right.

And then, and then just into that. I'm starting to think about the things we're saying to people. Young Miami posted on her Instagram page, Move Forever, and she posted herself in the club, and the lyrics match perfectly with her thoughts. They don't care. All I hear is act up. Yeah, that's her song, obviously. But she posted that particular part.

Don't give an F about it. Yeah, because those lyrics go with her thoughts. I will say, young Kodak, if that's what you're thinking about after having some time to think, then maybe you might need to just sit there for a little while longer and think some more. See, I got off T.I.'s ass when T.I. said he needed to have five minutes with Kodak. Everybody told T.I. to chill. I ain't never heard T.I. say he need five minutes with Kodak. Just when T.I. went out crazy at Kodak.

But he ain't never said he wanted to fight him, why you just put that whole beige gossip all over it? He ain't say nothing about wanting to fight no damn Kodak. He wanted to have

strong conversations with Kodak, okay, is that what you want to call it, a strong conversation? He told Kodak he needed to correct what he said about

Lauren London. Better chill out, this is about to be defamation if y'all keep playing. Deflamation. Then Kodak went at his kids and what did he say after that?

When Kodak went at T.I. kids. I don't remember all that. You don't remember that all that? I don't remember. You say after that? When Kodak went at T.I. kids I don't remember all that You don't remember that all that? I don't remember You remember you called T.I. It was like T.I. chill You don't remember all that? I don't remember I told T.I. not to follow him

You can know man I don't remember why I told him You can't get old man You gotta check your backseat In your car Make sure you leave Nothing in your car man Cause you getting old bro

All of this stuff moves too fast And I really don't care About none of it Is what I'm simply Trying to tell you Okay Kodak needs to chill out Yes he does Period Period And Southside moves too fast, and I really don't care about none of it, is what I'm simply trying to tell you. Okay? Kodak needs to chill out.

Yes, he does. Period. Period. And Southside, if you really want him to suck it, I'm Angela Yee, and that's your rumor report. Don't tell him to get out of jail. Tell him to stay right where he's at. Absolutely. Goodness gracious.

All right. Salome! Yes. Who are you giving that donkey to? Speaking of sucking! What? All right. Relax, everybody.

Relax. Where are you going with this? There's a pastor in Linden, New Jersey who needs to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with him. And always remember, semen does rhyme with demon. Let's talk about it. Are we going to play a game after? No, we not.

Not that type of game. I mean, guess what race this is. You're a kinky freak. Your segue was just horrible. You can't do that. I feel like I should step out for you guys. How does that not sound, Yeen? I'm not supposed to take that the wrong way?

This guy is crazy. Did you say yes? No. He did say yes. He did say let's play a game. All right. Don't get a day's up next. This is The Breakfast Club.

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You are all our brothers and sisters, and we're inviting you to join us for Civic Cipher each and every Saturday with myself, Ramses Jha, Q Ward, and some of the greatest minds in America. Listen to Civic Cipher every Saturday on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Well, Ed Sheer Who's donkey of the day today? Well, Ed Sheeran, donkey of the day for Monday, July 29th, goes to a pastor in Linden, New Jersey, named Reverend Dr. William Weaver. He is a 69-year-old Presbyterian minister who is being accused of sexual assault. He was accused of sexually assaulting

three male members of the church. Now, we couldn't find a news report for this situation, so I will be referencing Yahoo News when it comes to this story. I just have to tell you what happened. All right, Dr. William Weaver was accused of sexual assault. Now, what kind of sexual assault? How is this pastor convincing these young men to give him some action? Well, Dr. William Weaver was telling these young men, and I'm quoting Yahoo News, and I'm quoting the actual criminal report, he needed to suck the demons out of their bodies.

Yes, Dr. William Weaver said that performed oral sex acts on the men under the guise of exercising evil spirits. Reverend Dr. William Weaver ordered his victims to place angel coins on their head. I don't even know what that is. What is an angel coin? All right? Some people give you a penny for your thoughts. Dr. William Weaver gives you a penny for your penis. After placing the angel coin on your head,

he put balance stones on their hands. I have no idea what balance stones are. And I have no idea why they have to be placed on these young men's hands before he gets to work extracting demons through semen. But this is what the Reverend did. Now, it's not lost on me that semen rhymes with

demon, but that has nothing to do with anything, okay? I am so sick of people using the word of God for their own criminal desires. Now, when you're young, back in the day, you'd say a lot of wild things to convince a person to have sex with you, okay? I've tried to convince plenty of women in my younger days to just let me eat them out, all right? But I wasn't, you know, tasting them for any particular reason other than I hope it felt good to them and they would let me hit. But I'm sitting here thinking, would that have worked if I told a woman you have a lot of demons in you?

Let me suck them out, okay? I have a lot of questions. Well, really not a lot, just two. One, does Reverend William Weaver swallow or spit? Because if he swallows, isn't he then putting the demons in him? Second question, Dr. Reverend William Weaver, does he not have his own demons that he wants removed? Is this semen demon sucking thing a one-way street?

Because I would think that if I was the Reverend, I would say, let me suck your demons out. And once I get your demons out, you do me. And even if you tell the person that you're doing it to that you don't have demons, you know, you can still, you know, I can still fill you with this whitish, grayish, jellyish Holy Spirit. I'm just saying. Now, the Reverend has been sucking off people in the name of Scripture since 1999. And the four accusers have now filed a civil lawsuit.

One of these young men said, Dr. Weaver had lifted my head up and looked into my eyes and said, You don't have to be afraid anymore. I'm your protector now. He then kissed the man. Okay, I'm just trying to figure out how much do these members of the church who are getting sucked off, how much do they know about the Bible? Because you can't tell me you're sucking demons out of me when the act of sucking demons out of me, according to the Bible, is a sin. Okay, whether it's the scriptures about men and men being an abomination or just the fact you have, you're having sexual acts before marriage, those are all sins, according to the Bible.

Okay, did any of you question the pastor about that? I don't even know how old these young men were when this stuff was happening. Not to mention, how bad do the members of the church think they are? How evil do you think you are that you need the pastor to perform fellatio on you

to get the demons out? Do I have to tell you that none of this has to do with God? I don't have to say that to nobody, right? We all know this has nothing to do with God, right?

Okay. I don't have anything more to say about, right? We all know this has nothing to do with God, right? Okay. I don't have anything more to say about this other than when does this man's jail sentence start? And the fact that he's 69 years old, I think it's the perfect age to start right now for the crimes that he's guilty of. And it's the perfect place to get some demons. There you go.

There's a lot of people in prison that need demons sucked out of them. He can do that work from behind bars. Please give Dr. Reverend William Weaver the biggest hee-haw. This is a true story. I didn't make any of this up, by the way. Not a drop of it. So we're not going to play a game?

Oh, do we really need to play a game? Well, why not? Let's play a game of Guess What Race It Is. All right. Now, Dr. Reverend William Weaver, I'm going to be honest with you. This is a difficult one. Damn. Because we're not going to act like black pastors ain't out there sucking people off, too.

Now I know who it is. Now I know who it is because you just told me. No, I didn't. You said we're going to act like black. There's more than two races, Envy. Okay, good. Dr. Reverend said we're going to act like... There's more than two races, Envy. Okay, good. Dr. Reverend William Weaver is his name. Church, Linden, New Jersey.

Telling members of the church he has to suck the demons out of them. He has to get the demons out of them through their semen. Angelique, guess what race it is. I'm going to have to say that is a Caucasian man. Okay. That's what I want to know. Did he shake it off? Did he swallow?

What did he do? Listen. Listen to me. Dr. William Weaver, 69 years old, Presbyterian minister, Linden, New Jersey, sucking young men off, sucking the demons out of their bodies. Guess what race it is? White. Now, I want to know why y'all think this is a white person.

Well, I don't think that if he was black, he would have wanted to even put it out there that he wants to suck demons out of you. He probably would have come up with something different. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Something different. Tricking off on him, probably. Yeah. Yeah. Well, both of you. He probably would have come with something different. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, something different. Tricking off on him, probably. Yeah.

Yeah. Well, both of you guys are right. Dr. William Weaver is absolutely a Caucasian man. We don't play when it comes to demons. Yeah. Yeah. All right, guys. All right.

Well, thank you for that donkey today, sir. Yes, indeed. All right. My penis will do that to you, man. What? I have no idea what that was. 800-585-1051. I didn't even say that.

Okay. Everybody, they're looking right at me. They saw my lips didn't move. I don't know why y'all even do stuff like that. Now, we're asking, what are some of the creative or strange things you've done to make money? That's the best you can come out with. That's the best question you got out of that topic. It doesn't do with that topic.

Oh. That's it. Oh, okay. That just came from Angelina's topic. I think what did I ever do to make some money? Now, Angelina, where's this topic coming from? Well, I had posted this on social media over the weekend. There's a 68-year-old dominatrix.

She's in the UK. And she charges men $150 to clean her house. $150 an hour to clean her house. And she's making plenty of money. Now, what I realized is when I posted the story, I put goals, and I got in my DMs so many guys offering me money to let them clean my house.

And I was like, what a creative way to make money. If I was younger and I was broke, I might have charged some money to let you come over and clean my house. I'm so confused. So she's charging people to come to her house and clean? Yes, $150 an hour. So they just want to be around her, basically.

She's a dominatrix, so they like to be humiliated and forced to do things. And she doesn't have sex with them or anything. As a matter of fact, they're only allowed to do foot worship, nothing above the ankle. So as they're cleaning their house, they're also allowed to worship her feet. Just lick her toes? You don't know anything about dominatrixes? Nope. No.

Other than they beat people up. They don't beat people up. But what they do is they punish you and then you get a reward. But you are never allowed to have any type of sex or kissing or nothing like that with your dominatrix. They basically humiliate you. People can pay me to clean my house? Yes. They'll pay you. Okay. So I thought, and a lot of

women were in my comments like, what a creative innovative way to make some money. And I think this is actually going to spark a lot of people to do something like this. Okay. Well, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. What are some creative or strange things you've done to make some money?

Strange things for some change. All right, call us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's topic time. Pick up the phone, baby. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club.

Talk about it. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Now, if you just joined us, we're talking about some creative or strange things you've done to make money. Now, this story came from where, Yee? Mr. Sophia.

She's a dominatrix. She's 68 years old, and she charges men $150 to clean her apartment because she's a dominatrix. All right. So we're asking 805-85-105-1E. Did you do anything strange or creative to make some money? Creative and strange. I've always had a job, so I never had to do anything like as a consultant that was strange at all. Although that sounds really appealing.

What? What Mr. Sophia does. Oh, hiring somebody? No, no, no. You don't hire them. They pay you. Oh, that's what I mean.? What Mr. Sophia does. Oh, we're hiring somebody? No, no, no. You don't hire them. They pay you. Oh, that's what I mean. And that is kind of crazy.

Now, what about you, Charlamagne? I've always hustled, man. I recycled cans when I was a kid. I cut the grass. You know what I'm saying? I worked at temp jobs. I sold crack. I worked at Taco Bell.

I worked at a telemarketing agency. I worked at Demo and Demo. I've always hustled. So I've never had to do anything strange. You know what I'm saying? To make a telemarketing agency. I worked at Demo and Demo. I've always hustled, so I've never had to do anything strange, you know what I'm saying, to make a little bit of change. I mean, I guess selling crackers is strange, but, you know, other than that, no. Yeah, no, I mean, Eva, I mean, I sold mixtapes. I did, you know, I worked at the U.S. Open.

I did telemarketing. We didn't have any creative jobs, huh? Yeah, every time I tried to do something out of the normal, it didn't work. Like breaking into people's houses, you know, you're still a safe. That's not normal, by the way. Yeah, every time I tried to do something out of the normal, it didn't work. Like breaking into people's houses. You know, you steal a safe. That's not normal, by the way. Yeah, that's not normal either, bro. I didn't say it.

I said it was normal. No, I said every time I tried to do something out of the ordinary. Oh, out of the ordinary. Yeah. It never worked for me. I never did anything screened. I just always realized that, you know, just working is the best way to make some cash. Shanique.

Yes. Good morning. Good morning. Now, what are some creative, Australian things you've done to make some money? Oh, my God. Yes. Good morning. Good morning. Now, what are some creative, astringent things you've done to make some money? Oh, my God. Okay, so I had this old white man, right?

And he used to like for me to do weird stuff, like stand on his thing with my heels. He's paid me $500 to **** on him. Wow. Yes, like, ye. Like, these men go in, girl. Girl, let me tell you,

my DMs right now are crazy. One guy says that he would pay me if I watch him masturbate. How much? No, that's nothing. That's nothing. I had a man say he would pay me

for me to let him like ejaculate on my feet. I've had a man tell me to collect some of my urine, and he would drink it. Oh. How much? How much are these guys charged? How much are they giving? I mean, I got $500 to piss on him, so.

Wow. You want me to send this guy your way? No, I can't. I am married with a son now. Oh, okay. And I definitely don't want to married with a son now. Okay. I definitely don't want to do any of that anymore. Did you tell your husband and stuff, though? How old is your son?

Wow, what are you trying to do, Charlamagne? He's two. Well, he's still old enough to pee on somebody. Let him do it. Look, Charlamagne, Charlamagne, I love you so much. I just want to say that. I love you so much. I love you more.

I love y'all. Now, did you tell your husband any of this before y'all got married? Yeah, he knew. He knew that, like, men used to want me to dominate them. I was never a dominatrix, but I would do, like, fulfill fetishes. You kind of were. You were standing on his privates with your heels. That's dominatrix behavior.

Yeah, with my heels. Yeah, yeah. He would, like, want me to stick the pointiest heels into his... Now, I will say... Now, you know what's crazy? I used to sleep with an older woman, and she would pay me, but I didn't ask her for money. She was just taking care of me because I was her young boy, and you made me think about that just now, because she used to like to wear heels and step on my lower back.

Yeah, see, I don't know. He used to tell me to like... She stepped on your lower back, bro. She stepped lower than that, bro. No, I stepped on my lower back. Die. With high heels on. Die.

That didn't hurt. He has even offered me $1,000 to do him, y'all. Okay. How much did she pay you to step on your lower back? The most she ever paid me, she used to give me, like, $3,000 at a time. Like, all the time. And I never... I wasn't doing it for the money.

I didn't expect the money the first time we got together. It was an added bonus. Yeah. I was her little young boy. She used to take care of me. She used to give me food. She used to give me food too. She used to give me Twinkies.

She used to give me Twinkies and bags of chicken and a Ziploc bag to take home. Bags of chicken? Is she still around? And she used to call me a car service. You was getting that paper. Is she still around? Mm-hmm. Really?

She sure is. Okay. Hello, who's this? Yo,hmm. Really? She sure is. Okay. Hello, who's this? Yo, good morning, good morning. Hey, Marcus. Now, what did you do to make some extra money, man? Some creative, estranged thing? You know what?

I was selling flip-flops out of the clubs. That makes sense. That's actually a great hustle. That's kind of strange. I went out with my homegirls, and I'm like, yo, why y'all always big for it? We all come to here. We heard these things.

I was like, you know what? You know, there's a lot of stuff on the ground now, son. Let me see what I can make happen. And I just caught that one down at Chinatown, you know, caught the pack for like 20, so I popped in for 10. So I'll make about like 150 for the night. That's great. Shout out to Dawn Dixon.

She invented flat out heels for that purpose. Yeah, she was selling those flat out heels that roll up little slippers. So when you leave the club, you're able to slide out because no one wants to walk there. Yeah, I heard somebody else had them in a vending machine too. Yeah, that was Dawn Dixon. Okay. We're 800-585-1051. We're asking what are some creative or strange things you've done to make money.

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now. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're asking what are some strange or creative things you've done to make money? Now, this story comes from something that Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're asking, what are some strange or creative things you've done to make money? Now, this story comes from something that Angela Yee posted. Yes, a dominatrix, Mr. Sophia. Men are paying her $150 an hour to clean her house.

You know what's crazy? I've gotten offered money before for sex, but never took it. No, bro, when we went to Hedonism, when we went to Hedonism in Jamaica back in the day, man, all them old people was going crazy. Them old women be like, yo, I'll pay you such and such if you sleep with me and let my husband watch, yada, yada, yada. I never did it. You never did it? No, I never did it.

That's cuckolding. That's a very big practice. What? It's called cuckolding. Cuckolding? Yeah. What is a cuck? That's what they call that when you get to watch, when the husband likes to watch his wife cheat on her.

Wouldn't that be cuckolding? Cheat on him. Well, you can't. Yeah, wouldn't that be cold? Cheat on him. Yeah, wouldn't that be? Why a cuck? What is a cuck? I don't know. That's just what it's called, guys. I didn't make up the phrase.

All right, let's go to the phone lines. Jasmine! Hello. Hey, lady, what's your name? Jasmine. Hey, Jasmine. Jasmine, what's your name? Now, what did you do?

You did some creative and strange things to make some money. What'd you do? I sold my breast milk. Oh. Oh, you sold your breast milk to who? I don't know. I don't know where it was going, but I had a nurse that was helping me nurse, and she said that there were women that couldn't produce enough milk that would pay for it.

Oh, okay. Okay. I didn't know if it was like a fetish thing, like a grown man buying it. Just wanted some breast milk. Charlamagne loves breast milk. I don't know where it went. I know they was paying me because I ain't got no paternity leave to pay, so it's all good.

How much do you get for like, you know, give us an example. How much? Okay, so for every eight ounces, I got $20. Oh, not bad. Wow. That's not a bad hustle either, though, because it's your milk. Oh, yeah. Well, thank you, mama. It was straight.

John John. What's up, man? What's some your milk. Oh, yeah. Well, thank you, mama. It was straight. John John. What's up, man? What's some creative or strange things you did to make money? I had to get into a nine-year-old lady before. A 90-year-old lady? Yeah. How much did she pay you?

She paid like 100 feet. It was back when I was a little younger, though. 150, that's it? How'd she convince you at 90? What did she say at 90 years old? What did she look like, man? I didn't need the money. It wasn't as bad as you younger, though. 150, that's it? How'd she convince you at 90? What did she say at 90 years old? What did she look like, man? I didn't need the money. It wasn't as bad as you think, though. She was hot?

How did she come to you? How did she approach you? I said, baby, I need a little fan for me. He said she was hot. Well, I had went to play for a job at a little temporary reserve, you know, and she was out there working. She looked young to be this age. To be 90.

How young did she look, bro? How young did she look, bro? How young did she look? 80? You said what? How young did she look? Well, she could go for like, she's a five. Oh, white lady.

So you're talking like like Cicely Tyson beautiful because Cicely Tyson is up in, Cicely Tyson 94 and she's a beautiful woman so she was in that vein is what you're saying. Well, I wish she was black

but she wasn't black. Oh, you disgusted me. You had expired mayonnaise. What did you do? You just had regular missionary sex? No. She couldn't handle right there, so I just had to give her, you know, just do the s*** and it was over with.

She asked you to do it? Yeah, she paid him. What did she say? You gotta tell me her exact verbiage. What did she say to you to do it? Yeah, she did. What did she say? You got to tell me her exact verbiage. What did she say to you, young boy? Well, we got to talking. I really came at her because I was trying to get some money. I already know what she was on.

How did you figure that out? Did she have bitches? Did she have on her teeth? That's a gift I got. So y'all tried to have sex, but she couldn't handle it because, you know, at 94, it don't work the same. Nah, nah. She just couldn't handle it. I was a little too rough for her.

She dead? Yeah. Did she take out her teeth and perform oral on you? Oh, man. Yeah, she did. Oh, I knew it. Oh, you're disgusting, man. John, you're disgusting.

Is she dead now? Yes, I'm sure. I'm pretty sure she is. I mean, I'm 32 now, so. Okay. How did it feel with those gums rubbing on you? Don't talk about a dead woman like that. What? I'm asking. Oh, man.

Did you **** still? Yeah, I ****, but I ain't ****ing her, though. I would like for you to know. She was real good, man. I think she did before a lot. Yes, she was 90. That wasn't her first rodeo, sir. John, John, you're disgusting, man. I think you're going to heaven. I think that act alone got you into heaven, my brother.

I'm not going to lie to you. Hey, no judgment, guys. Yeah, I had to do a favor, you know, give her some grace before she left out of here. You made somebody's great grandma's day. John John, one last question. Did you eat the booty, John John? Hell no.

Oh, that's a hell no, right? But you did everything else. Who do you think I am? Goodbye, John John. What's the moral of this story, man? The nerve. I don't know. There's no moral of the story.

It's just that there's some people out here doing some strange things for some change out here in these streets, bro, bro. Goodness gracious. I'm sitting here trying to think what that 90-year-old porn porn would be like. You still thinking about that?

It gotta be guys out there with those kind of fetishes that only want to sleep with an old-ass woman, right? They do. They have a whole porn category for it. What's that called?

I think it's called Golden something. I'm gonna tell you right now. Golden era porn? What is that? Lord have mercy, boy. Man. Oh my goodness.

We got rumors on the way? Yes, we are gonna talk about Jennifer Lopez and a new role that she is actually going to be taking on. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Beehive, drama's at it again. Oh, my goodness. Stop it. Why y'all scaring us so mad? Are you okay? Because drama be so ant when the mic's off. He's lying. Have you posted a picture since?

Yes. He at it again. Let me go to his picture and put us some... No, stop. He just looked me in the eyes and said, you know why Drake is so hot? No. And then that was followed by...

Nothing. Something about not knowing who Sean Carter is. I'm just throwing that out there, guys. Really? He did that. I'm going to put that out there. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

I'm definitely going to put a B on this one. We have just left him alone. Okay, just so you know. All right. Morning, everybody. We are, man. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm definitely going to put a B on this one. We have just left him alone. Okay. Just so you know. All right. Morning, everybody. We are The Breakfast Club. Happy Monday.

Let's get to these rumors. Let's talk Nicki Minaj. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The rumor report. Gossip.

Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the rumor report. The Breakfast Club. Well, Chance, the rapper's album is here. Did you guys have a chance to listen to it yet? I did. I heard about it. The Big Day. It's very, the rapper's album is here. Did you guys have a chance to listen to it yet? I did.

The Big Day. It's very long. It's 26 songs, right? It's too long. It's longer than Wendy Williams' legs. It's way too long. That was weird.

All right, well, Nicki Minaj is on the album, and she's talking about walking down the aisle. I met my husband when I was 17. Now I'm queezed. If you love it, let it go.

Now I know what that means. While he was up north for a body, I body everybody and got no one for my body. I was 17 Now I'm queezed If you love it, let it go Now I know what that means While he was up north for a body I body everybody Ain't got no one for my body I'm up and home now He declined to my body About to walk down the aisle And be a mommy

Okay, so she... I heard that record. That's a cool record. Definitely feels like it's ready. It's time for her to get married and have babies and all of that. As long as she's happy. My favorite record on Chance's album

is called Eternal, and he talks about how, you know, what side chicks can't do for a woman, you know? Side chicks can't do what the main guy can. I like that record a lot. It's a faithful black male anthem, but the album is too long. The album should have been 12 songs. It's very long. If it had been 12 songs, he'd

have had a great project. He got 22 songs and it's all over the place, and it's leaving room for people to say things like they don't like Chan's album, which I don't agree with. I just think that it should have been much shorter. And then Nicki Minaj also was on Queen Radio and she was talking about not, she was addressing people that hate on her man because of his past. And she said when a person is with someone that loved them before they had a dime in their pocket,

because she met him when she was a teenager growing up in Queens, she said, how do you not understand it? How do you not understand happiness versus clout? How effing dare you talk about lowering standards? So she's making sure y'all know that it's something real and that he knew her even before all of this fame and when she was Onika and he still calls her Onika. Yeah, don't get it twisted. Her man is thorough.

Absolutely, positively thorough. He's from that Queens cloth back in the day where they really stood up for something. So he's really thorough and they knew each other a long, positively thorough. He's from that Queen's Cloth back in the day where they really stood up for something. So he's really thorough. And they knew each other a long, long time. Now, yeah, so we'll see what happens. She put on Twitter, he won't even say the word Nicki. He has called me Onika since I was 15. So it's hard to change that.

I wouldn't date anyone because I'm about to be married to my soulmate. That's beautiful. Congratulations. Yeah, so congratulations to her. Absolutely. All right, now Jeezy has announced the release date for his final album, TM104. It's going to be released next month, so that's going to be August 23rd. It's available for pre-order now if you go to JeezyShop.com.

And Rick Ross says that he put Lil Wayne and Pusha T on the song together, and they didn't even know about it. You know, what I did was I put together a record without either one of them knowing, because I feel like, you know, we will put this behind us one day. The real question is, is the time now? And it may not be the right time for that. We'll have to see August 9th. Nah, I don't know if that was a smart decision.

That's not fair. Nah, not at all. If you know two people got an issue with each other, shouldn't you let them know beforehand that you're trying to get them on a song? Absolutely. Especially those two guys. Let me get a verse.

Let me get a verse. For years. They've been throwing shots for years at each other. Yeah, you can't do that. All right, now Big Sean, as you know, has put out a couple of new songs now, and he also went on social media, because Jaday Aiko is singing on the single again,

and he said that he has unconditional love for her. So he answered some questions on social media when asked if she was singing in the background. He said, yeah, and she sounds amazing. And he also said, I appreciate you supporting me on this one. And I want to just say I love you unconditionally. You amazing, talented, every song we do special to me. People are going to say whatever, but it is what it is.

I could have texted you this, I know, but I want people to know I appreciate you. It's amazing what people get out of records because people hear that record and they hear him talking about Jhene Aiko, or hear Jhene Aiko here singing on the song. I hear that record and I love the verse about mental health. You know, what have you done for yourself? What have you done for your mental health?

I even tried the drugs and they didn't help. Like, those are the lines that stand out to me in that Single Again record. Well, it looks like Max B will be coming home soon. His sentence has been reduced. First it was 75 years, now it's been reduced to 12 years. So Donald Trump is helping A$AP Rocky and helping Max B will be coming home soon. His sentence has been reduced. First, it was 75 years. Now it's been reduced to 12 years. So Donald Trump is helping A$AP Rocky and helping Max B? He didn't say nothing about Donald Trump participating in that. And Jennifer Lopez will be playing Griselda Blanco in The Godmother.

So that should be interesting. And Michael Blanco, who is Griselda Blanco's son, confirmed the news on Instagram and said, so happy to hear this is going to happen finally. J-Lo es una patrona. It's only right. She plays my mother, the late, great Griselda. So, congrats to her. And congrats to Christina Milian, who announced that she is

pregnant, having a baby with her boyfriend, Matt Pecora. I'm Angela Yee, and that's your Rumor Report. Alright, thank you, Miss Yee. Now, Revolt, we'll see you guys tomorrow. Everybody else, the People's Choice Mix is up next. Get your request in right now. It's a Monday. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, let me shout out to everybody in the Carolinas again. We really, really appreciate everybody in the Carolinas. We did seminars in South Carolina and North Carolina. Had over 1,000 people out there. Just talked about real estate and investing, how to get into it. Had credit repair people there.

Had lenders there. Had agents. Had attorneys. Just to help people get started. And if you wanted to talk to any of those people, there is no fee. There is no upcharge. There's none of that. You get to talk to those people.

Just trying to get the community started. If they don't know about real estate and investing, just to try to put that in their mind. So we had over 1,000 people. So shout out to everybody that came out. I had such a great time in South Carolina and North Carolina. And next month I'm in L.A. doing the same thing. And then I'm back on the East Coast. I'm doing Jersey in September.

We're doing a ride-along. And I'm going to take people through a couple of properties so they can actually see, touch, and ask as many questions as possible. And yeah, salute to everybody in Montreal. I was in Montreal this past Saturday. My man, Thierry Linder, and influence.org, they had just a great conversation,

a summit about mental health and just coming together and discussing that. So salute to everybody who came out in Montreal this weekend. And run club Angela Yee run with Yee that was a really fun time I stayed in New York this weekend because I knew I had this running thing to do on Sunday morning the next one's going to be August 25th and it was great I love when people come out and they've never run before it's their first time people trying to get back in shape and then in addition to that there's people on all different levels. People who run all the time, people who have done marathons. But it's

good to see everybody come out and socialize and get together and run and be outside and do something active instead of being in the house watching TV on social media. Absolutely. I'm going to try to make your next run. You said you already said you can't make it. You said you'll be in LA. Oh, that's right. The one after that. The one after August. And shout out to Neil, the blind runner.

He always calls up here and I actually did get a chance to meet him. He came out as well. Alright. Well, when we come back, positive notice to Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, yeah, you gonna be in Detroit? Yes, I'm actually

heading out to Detroit now. Tonight, we have a seat at the table dinner, so I'll be there for that conversation. And then, tomorrow and Wednesday is the Democratic National Convention. You'll get to see the debates, so I'll be out there for that. I also have a fireside chat with Google tomorrow. All that

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