The Breakfast Club - Do We believe Tekashi69 ??

Episode Date: July 23, 2018

Monday 7/23- Today on the show after news hit about Tekashi69 getting pistol whipped and robbed we opened up the phone lines to see if our listeners believed this story about him, since he is well known for clout chasing. Moreover, we opened up the phone lines to see if any of our listeners expect money back after lending it, once video surfaced of Tiffany Haddish trying to give back money to Kevin Hart he lend to her years ago. Also, Charlamagne, gave "Donkey of the Day" to a man that called in a bomb threat so he would not miss his flight.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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With Charlamagne Tha God. I'm a lovable asshole. And this is The Breakfast Club, bitches! Good morning, USA! Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. Now, DJ Envy's in Houston. We're trying to get him connected properly. Yes. He's out there for trade day. But good morning, Charlamagne. Good morning, Angelique.

Oh, yeah, Envy is in Houston. Trade day was yesterday, right? Yes. Dropping the clues bombs for my man, Trader Truth. You didn't go? No, I was in Detroit this weekend. I had to work. Oh, okay.

Yeah, I was trying to make it from Detroit there. It just wasn't going to happen. How was Detroit? Detroit was great. I saw you getting it in. I saw you with Wiz Khalifa. I saw you with somebody else. Oh, Santee Gold.

Santee Gold, yeah. So actually, I went out there. Friday night was the Lauryn Hill show there, and Santee Gold was one of the openers for Lauryn Hill. It was her, Dave East, and Busta Rhymes. Okay. And then Lauryn Hill. And then Wiz Khalifa kicked off his tour, the Days and Blaze tour, him and Ray Shermer. Somebody. And then Lauryn Hill. And then Wiz Khalifa kicked off his tour,

the Days and Blaze tour, him and Ray Shermer. Somebody told me that Lauryn Hill does new music when she performs. Is that true? Well, it depends

because I will say this. When I walked in, some young lady said, make sure you give Lauryn Hill donkey of the day. Why? But I guess she was late. But we know that.

I'm talking about her. First of all, if you go to a Lauryn Hill show, you should go to a Lauryn Hill show maybe an hour after the scheduled time that she's supposed to be on stage because isn't she historically late? Yeah, they said she was getting better. So I don't know. But yeah, so shout out to Lauryn Hill.

Okay. It was popping in Detroit over the weekend. And Wiz Khalifa's show, was it worth it? Is it worth the ticket? Oh my God. With the Racial Mermaid? Okay, first of all, Wiz Khalifa's show is amazing and he brought out his son, Sebastian,

who actually performed. Oh, I saw that. That was from Detroit? Yeah, that was in Detroit. Okay. And then he gets on stage and he does his dance and everything, not shy at all.

So that was, it was a really great show. Wiz Khalifa's no joke. He got a lot of hits. Yeah, he does. But that's one of those shows that make me feel old. Wiz Khalifa and the Race Mermaid?

I was walking around, so I actually left from backstage and I walked around to the front to watch the show, right? I was like, let me go sit and watch it from the audience. Okay. When I tell you there was a lot

of activity happening around in the audience, people passing out, all kinds of... I can imagine. They look like the walking dead, some people. But it's the Days of Blaze tour.

What are you supposed to do? Yes. Well, I'm glad it was a good show. How was your weekend? I didn't do nothing, man. I tried to catch up on Netflix shows. So I'm glad it was a good show. How was your weekend? I didn't do nothing, man. I tried to catch up on Netflix shows. So I'm almost done with Luke Cage.

I'm like two more episodes away from finishing Luke Cage. And then I watched Power last night. I watched Power last night as well. Listen, I'm one of those few people that still enjoy Power. I enjoy Power still. Who doesn't? When people tweet things like, oh, I'm done with Power. Power's... Why? I have no idea. I enjoy power.

Yeah. Power is my soap. You know how back in the day your grandparents had a story? They had their days of our lives and their guiding light. That's how power is to me. My mom used to watch Dynasty and Not to Land It. That's what I'm saying. That's your parents' and grandparents' stories.

Power is my story. I got to watch my story on Sunday. Okay? All right. Well, I still enjoy it as well. But we're about to, wait, what are we doing next? Envy's not here. I don't even know what's happening.

Front page news. Can we get Envy on the line? No. Okay. I don't know where Envy is. I know he's in Houston somewhere. Well, your president is tweeting yet again. So we'll tell you what he's talking about because these are some explosive tweets.

And then we'll be talking about a gunman in Toronto who injured 13 people and killed one person as well. Oh, and you know what's crazy? I just talked about grandparents enjoying stories. Today is Gorgeous Grandma Day. Aw. Yeah, so I guess a gorgeous grandma is like an older version of a MILF. The only one of my grandparents still alive is one of my grandmothers, and that's it. Oh.

Shout out to my gorgeous grandma. Yeah, go hug your gorgeous grandma, okay? Drop on the clues bombs for Bernice Burgos. That's a gorgeous grandma. All right, Front Page News is up next. It's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Hey, good morning, everybody. Good morning.

I will say Ella Mae booed up don't sound great when the weather's terrible. That's a great time to be booed up. Absolutely. Best time. That song makes me feel like the sun is shining. When the sun's not shining, it's like, okay. I love being booed up when it's raining. Okay, yeah.

All right. Did you see your boo over the weekend, Yee? Yes. Was you booed up all weekend long?. Okay, Yee. All right. Did you see your boo over the weekend, Yee? Yes. Was you booed up all weekend long? Envy, can we do front page news? What is wrong with you? You're so pushy, Envy. I know, it's so weird.

I'm just asking. All right, well, let's get some front page news. Let's talk about your president, Donald Trump. Now, Donald Trump tweeted out, Tyrannian President Rouhani never, ever threaten the United States again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before.

We are no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death. Be cautious. Who was the person he tweeted? The president of Iran. Oh. Well, drop on the clues bombs for Donald Trump's decoys. Nobody runs a better decoy route than Donald Trump, okay?

People giving him flack over Putin and Russia. He'll tweet about the NFL or threaten somebody with a possible nuclear attack. Well, the president of Iran responded, do not play with a lion's tail or else you will regret it. Peace with Iran would be the mother of all peace, and war with Iran would be the mother of all wars. It would have been better if he had just tweeted back, I'm good, love, enjoy. That would have been even better.

What else are we talking about, Yee? All right, now let's talk about the shooting that happened at Trader Joe's. Bail is set at $2 million for that suspect in the Trader Joe's standoff. Now, they are saying that the suspect has been identified as Gene Evan Atkins. Atkins is 28 years old. He's being held on one count of murder and other charges, which they have to determine. They are saying his bail, like I said, is set at $2 million.

How do you even get bail for that? Now, one Trader Joe's employee was killed during that standoff, Maleta Eldorado. It was several tense hours on Saturday before the gunman did surrender. They said there were about 40 people inside of the store when all of this happened. A man actually crashed a car nearby. They're saying it was his grandmother's car. He fired multiple rounds

at officers that were pursuing him as well. Apparently, there was a shooting that involved an elderly woman and a young woman. The older woman was his grandmother and that's, like I said, he was driving her car when it got wrecked near the Trader Joe's. Why Trader Joe's though? Is that the closest thing to him that he was driving her car when it got wrecked near the Trader Joe's. Why Trader Joe's, though? Was that the closest thing to him that he could run into?

I have no idea. They're still investigating, so I don't know why he picked Trader Joe's, why that happened. And why would you shoot your grandmother, of all people? Especially when the day is Gorgeous Grandma Day. Well, we don't know what was going on before he went to Trader Joe's.

This happened before he got there. There was a shooting before he went to Trader Joe's. Trader Joe's don't bother nobody. They got all the good organic stuff, and you're just going to go and Joe's. Trader Joe's don't bother nobody. They got all the good organic stuff. Like, you know, and you just gonna go and trade it. Trader Joe's food is supposed to make you happy.

Not angry. But still, they say you shot his grandmother over an argument. Like, your grandmother, your grandmother could get you that piss? Your grandmother?

There's something wrong with you. Yes. All right. And there's also a Toronto gunman that ended up killing a woman and injuring 13 others. The shooting happened in Greektown in Toronto. And this happened last night. Toronto gunman that ended up killing a woman and injuring 13 others. The shooting happened in Greektown in Toronto, and this happened last night.

The suspect is dead as well. The shooting victims are being treated for their injuries. One of the victims is in critical condition. It's a young girl. So they're investigating every possible motive, including terrorism. They're not sure what motivated the shooter as of now. Wow. Stop trying to understand crazy, man. I mean, every day of our life, we wake up and we just try to avoid crazy.

That's all we can hope to do. All right. All right. Well, that's front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, you can hit us up right now. Or if you feel blessed and you want to spread some positivity on this Monday,

800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Get it. Pick up the mother-mother phone and dial. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed.

Say it with your chest. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. So you better have the same energy. Hello, who's this? Hey, yeah, this is Rayshon Dirty Davis. Rayshon, what's up, man? Get it off your chest, bro. Man, I'm just tired of my job using me all the time.

You mean you're tired of your job using you to work because that's your job? Yeah, man, let me tell you what they do, though, man. I said, I'm a janitor at Walmart, but they want me to go out there and push carts because it's raining and stuff. Man, I'm a janitor. So you don't push carts? That's not in your job description. No, it's not and stuff. Man, I'm a janitor. So you don't push carts? That's not in your job description. No, it's not in my job description. They don't pay me enough to go out there

and get electrocuted by lighting and pushing carts. Let me ask you a question. If it wasn't you pushing the carts, then who would push the carts then? Man, let the cart pusher push the carts. Okay, so there's somebody whose whole job is to do that. I get it. If Walmart has actual cart pushers hired,

they should push the carts and you should clean up the place. That's like telling the person who's a cart pusher to come clean up. Yeah, but if the cart pusher ain't come in today, you should be able to do it. They just give you a little more extra money, right? No. Man, but they won't give me no money. Oh, yeah. I'm with you there. Can I ask you a question? Does your name tag at Walmart

say dirty on it? Yeah, man. Shoot. There you go. Dropping the clues, Bon, for you keeping it real. My goodness. Thank you. Hello, who's for you keeping it real. I'm not going to stink you. Hello, who's this? This is Nicole. Nicole, get it off your chest. Okay, well, first, good morning.

Of course, I love this show every morning. Good morning, Nicole. All right, what's on my chest real quick? A friend of mine, I've known him for 15 years. He met a female who doesn't like him to have any female friends, so he cut all of his female friends off, wouldn't answer, wouldn't talk to us, just ignored us. And of course, I'm upset about it, and he just stopped talking to

us. So we haven't heard from him in nine months. And now all of a sudden, they're broken up. The girl's done some extreme psycho things. Now they're broken up, and he's calling everybody and wants his friends back. And I'm not sure I even want to be open for that friendship again. Oh, that happened to me before.

A guy that I was really good friends with, he got engaged to this girl and she hated all of us and she told him he couldn't speak to any of his friends. And I said, okay, I'm going to step back because we are friends since we were young, since we were in seventh grade, but that's cool. But I will say this warning, man, any girl that acts like that or any guy that acts like that that tries to cut you off from your friends,

that is definitely a sign that somebody is a little psycho. And that is still your friend, so you gotta take them back. But boy, you gotta give them hell every chance you get. You give him hell. How dare he cut y'all off for that skeezer. Alright, thank you. Have a good morning. Alright, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

You know why I'm mad? I'm mad this morning because Charlamagne sat on this radio and promised Trey the truth he was coming to Trey Day. I would have been at Trey Day, but, I mean, I never got any flight information or nothing like that. Trey said he called me to get to you. He called Angela Yee. He said he called you.

He said he was trying to get you there. People thought you were going to come this year. And no, Charlamagne. I didn't get there. Well, I can't wait to hear all about Trey Day because I know it's such a huge event every year. So you got to fill us in. But Trey, no, I support him in anything he does. Except for showing up.

Just don't show up. Get it off your chest. I won't be there, but... I support him in anything he does. I just won't be there. Did he even post it? Man, I wasn't even really on social media. I wasn't on social media at all this weekend, to be honest with you. I wasn't blame him in anything he does. I just won't be there. Did he even post it? Man, I wasn't even really on social media. I wasn't on social media at all this weekend, to be honest with you. I wasn't. I wasn't tweeting.

I didn't post nothing. I wasn't on social media. My goodness. Get it off your chest. 800-585. You posted Curly, the Curly Hair Crew. What was that called? Curly Girl Collective.

The Curl Fest that happened in Brisbane. You posted them. I did, didn't I? What day was that? Saturday. Just apologize, man. I'm going to post something about Trey Day right now. It's over. It's finished. You posted them? I did, didn't I? What day was that? Saturday. Just apologize, man. I'm going to post something about Trey Day right now. It's over.

It's finished. It's over. I don't care. I'm going to post something right now. My goodness. Get it off your chest. Let me find a picture to steal. Get it off your chest.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Wake up. Wake up. Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest. Say it, say it with your chest.

Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? What's up, Envy? Hey, Trav. Hey. Hey, Trav. How you doing, cutie? What's up, Trav?

Trav is so cute. I'm chilling, I'm chilling. What's up, Charlamagne? Trav, what up, sis? I'm on Trade the Truth page trying to find a picture to steal so I can say happy trade day to him. Trav, everybody always hits me on my social media like, what is Trav's page? All the time, still. Yes, and when you see people put it on your page, can you please delete it?

Okay, all right. What's up, Trav? Trying to be incognito. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I'm talking about what's happening live, man. Your skin is glowing. My skin is glowing?

Your skin is glowing. I skin is glowing? Your skin is glowing. I see you, Charlamagne. Trav, you know exactly what to say to a girl to make her feel good. Thank you very much. I see you, girl. Thank you. Thank you very much. All y'all looking good as a unit.

But look, I want to talk about, I'm mad at people that be shaming straight men for getting your ass beat. Goddamn, it's Monday, Trapp. Jesus Christ, Trapp. Talk about it, though. Talk about it, though, Trapp. Go ahead. I was listening to you and Gia's KC Crew podcast. Oh, boy.

And Andy was talking about getting his ass f***ed. And not only that, I was also listening to the drink champs where Faith Evans was talking about how she used to eat biggies and s***. Right, what's the problem, right? And I'm like, goodness gracious, if a woman is eating a man's s***, it's not gay. Like, the only thing that makes you gay is if you are attracted to another man and if a man is eating s***.

So it's not like just one act. Yeah, okay. I agree. That's right, go off and eat a man's s*** this morning. Go off. Yeah, it's not about butt play. It's about, you know, who's giving you the butt play. That's what makes it homosexual or heterosexual. That is absolutely right. But I do not like this conversation.

Listen, I haven't even had breakfast yet, and you're talking about eating butt. Can I eat my egg whites first before we talk? How are you going to start with eating butt at 6 a.m., Chad? He had to get off his chest. Gosh. Go on that biggie like that, man. Was butt on the first thing on your mind this morning, Chad? Yes, it was.

All right, I'm sorry. I just see a bowl full of butts in milk right now. Cinnamon toast butts. Lucky butts. Frosted butts. Fruity butts. Fruity butts. You guys are so immature.

Fruity butts. You guys are so immature. Pretty much. Thank you, Trav. My goodness. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up. Or if you want to spread some positivity, we got rumors on the way. Man, I guess we got to get right into it all morning this morning.

Let's talk about Tekashi69. What's happening? He was pistol whipped, kidnapped, robbed, and then had to go to the hospital. Is this real? I heard rumblings of this. Is this true? All right. We're going to find out.

All right. We'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Women being nice for what to these Negroes? Is that still going on?

That's still in full effect? No. Oh, Taylor's shaking her head. Yes. Nah. Well, morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk to Kashi. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is The Rumor Report. Talk to Report. This is the Rumor Report. Talk to them.

With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, Tekashi69, over the weekend, he was pistol whipped, kidnapped, robbed, and hospitalized, according to reports. He was in the hospital. Now, according to sources close to him, this was the first story that emerged on TMZ. They said he was working on a music video in Brooklyn early Sunday morning. Around 4 a.m. he rapped and that's when he drove home. Another car came, blocked him in his driveway. Three hooded gunmen got out of the car, pistol whipped him, knocked him unconscious.

He was in the backseat of the car as they drove around and they wanted to get some jewelry and money from him or they would kill him. That's when they pulled back up to his house, made their way in and they took about $750,000 in jewelry and between $15,000 and $20,000 in cash. Now they do say that his baby mom and daughter were inside of the house but they were not hurt. Now according to the updated version Takashi told the police, the law

enforcement sources are saying that they ended up interviewing him. He said that he was a passenger in a Chevy Tahoe at an intersection when a car bumped them from behind. That's when two men with guns jumped out, stole the driver's iPhone and grabbed him and dragged him into their car and sped away. Now they drove to his house afterward and called the baby mom, asked her to come down with the jewelry, which she did. Cops said he then told them that he managed to escape and reported the incident to them, but then he became uncooperative

and checked himself into the hospital. So it's two different stories. Now, according to the New York Post, they are saying that Takashi was hanging out at Cityscapes, that's the strip club in Mass Path, which is in Queens, where former Knicks forward Kali Anthony Early was shot and robbed outside in December of 2015.

They said he was there, he had on his chain and all of that, and that's what he got robbed for. They said that people spotted him and they believe they followed him out and then followed him home. I must say, due to Tekashi's trolling ways, I didn't believe that story when I heard it, and I still don't know if I actually believe all of that happened. Yeah, me neither. I'm not sure if I believe it as well. When Tekashi was on The Breakfast Club, here's what he said about not getting touched. And listen, when you get touched,

just make sure to hit me up. When you get touched, I swear to God, when you get touched, I swear, I swear... There you go. Don't do... To Charlamagne, that I would make sure you're the first person I call, and I'll be like, yo, I'll let you hang with my...

And I'm gonna say it happens. Yeah. Now you're gonna change your ways a little bit. But trust me, it's never going to happen, and everyone in this room, guarantee it's never going to happen. So did he call you? No, but people hit me saying,

give Tekashi69 donkey today. Why would I give that man a donkey for getting robbed? That can happen to anybody. Okay. All right, well, he posted after that, as crazy as it sounds, yesterday morning, I had a feeling that it was my day to die.

May God strike me dead if I'm lying. Everything happens for a reason. I know you was there. Nothing materialistic is more important than life. I live to see another day. I get to see my daughter another day. No hate charged into the streets. And he also went on live and said this.

I'm just happy that I could, you know, get on live and talk to my fans. You know what I'm saying? I want y'all to know that, you know, I love y'all. And I'm just happy to be alive. You know what I'm saying? I want y'all to know that I love y'all, and I'm just happy to be alive. You know what I'm saying? I still don't believe none of this actually happened to him, but if it's true, I hope that's the wake-up call the young man needs, even though I think the death of XX Tentacion was the wake-up call.

Hopefully this is more of a wake-up call. Well, some people believe that he has a new song out, and it's just too much of a coincidence that the song comes out. And that song is Fifi featuring Nicki Minaj. If you didn't hear it, check it out. I'm not faking a robbery and kidnapping for a Fifi record. Okay, that's a little off-brain, all right? The record is about girls and sex. Well, to digress a little, people say Nicki Minaj killed it.

If you didn't hear it, here's Nicki Minaj's part. He trying to 69 like Takashi Call him papi worth the ASAP Keep me rocky I'm from New York So I'm cocky Say he f***ed with my posse Caught me Chloe like Kardashian

Keep this f***ing in Versace Set them pretty like Tanashi Put it all up in his face Did I catch a case? Gain just caught a body But I never leave a trace I'm not bad at that record. I don't dislike it. I don't like it either. It's not for me, but, you know, I don't dislike it.

Well, Tinashe liked it. She did tweet Nicki Minaj afterward and said thanks for the shout out. Tinashe did? Yeah, because she said pretty like Tinashe. Oh, gotcha. I like the record, actually. You think it's the smash that Nicki needs? Oh, well, it's a Tekashi record, but I just think it's different for Tekashi.

No, this is Tekashi. This is Tekashi featuring Nicki Minaj. That's Tekashi's song. She has a new song out. Okay. Yeah, that's his song. All right. Featuring Nicki Minaj.

So some people feel like it's too much of a coincidence that all this is happening. So that sucks that something could have bad happened like that and people don't even believe you. I mean, yeah. I mean, that's what I say. It's because of his trolling ways, though. He's kind of like in that same lane as the Kardashians.

You know how when you hear something in the Kardashian world, you don't necessarily believe it. You just think it's a storyline for their reality show. That's the same way I feel about Tekashi. Alright, well I'm Angela Yee and that is your Rumor Reports. Alright, thank you Miss Yee. Now we got front page news when we coming back what we talking about Yee? Yes, we'll talk about

some unfortunate shootings that happened over the weekend one at a Trader Joe's and another one in Toronto. Alright and we're also going to be taking your calls next hour 800-585-1051 If Tekashi did get pistol whipped, robbed, and all that other stuff, do you think it was good for him? That's the question.

What? I see a lot of people online saying that it was good for him. He was talking crazy. He was disrespecting people. Let's open up the phone line. Let me tell you something. Even though I like— First of all, you always know where things are going

by the actions that somebody is putting out, but no, that's not good for somebody. We'll talk about it later. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's DJ Envy,

Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Donald Trump. Let's talk about him. All right.

That wasn't part of the plan, but okay. Donald Trump. What did you have prepared for front page? What did you have, E? You don't have to listen to DJ Andy. I don't know what's going on. Just because DJ Andy asked you for Donald Trump, you don't have to give him Donald Trump if you don't want to.

Well, the thing is, if y'all don't tell me the stories, and I'm in Houston, I'm using the stories that we spoke about, which was Donald Trump. Oh, so what did you want to talk about, E? Well, yeah, we were going to talk about the Toronto gunman and also the gunman at Trader Joe's, but we can which was Donald Trump. Oh, so what did you want to talk about, Yee? Well, yeah, we were going to talk about the Toronto gunman and also the gunman at Trader Joe's, but we can talk about Donald Trump. Okay. All right, Donald Trump's tweets. Now he is tweeting out about Iran.

I guess he is saying right now that we are, I'm not going to lie, I don't have this story ready, Envy. That wasn't what I planned to talk about. Well, tell us about Trader Joe's. Yes, let's talk about Trader Joe's. I told you, stick with your gut, ye. This was in Los Angeles. Police have identified the gunman in a deadly armed standoff at Trader Joe's as Gene Evan Atkins.

Now, in the span of a few hours, Gene Atkins shot his grandmother, kidnapped his girlfriend, led police on a wild chase from Hollywood to Silver Lake, shot at officers from his car, then ran through a crowded Trader Joe's parking lot and went in the store. There were about 40 people inside of that store. Now, the officers had to make a decision. Do we shoot back and risk the lives of everybody in the line of fire or allow him to enter the store and potentially endanger all those people in there? Now, the store's manager was killed as she stepped into the parking lot.

They do have him in custody. His bail has been set at $2 million. How do you even get bail in a situation like that? I'm just curious. I would think there would be no bail. I'm trying to figure out why he held a Trader Joe's hostage, okay? If we aren't safe in Trader Joe's, where are we safe? Where are America's safe spaces?

Because it's not churches. It's not schools. It's not Trader Joe's. Where can you go and just feel comfortable? That's the only thing you're thinking about? Not about what he got in his argument with his grandmother about to make him want to shoot his grandmother? And kidnap his girlfriend? That's true. I mean, a lot of people got harmed in this situation.

Our condolences to Melida Eldorado. She was the one that was shot and killed in the standoff who was the manager at Trader Joe's. And this happened over the course of several hours on Saturday before the gunman eventually did surrender. Once again, if we aren't safe in Trader Joe's, where are we safe? I mean, just any grocery store, period. If you're going to the grocery store and you just want to do some shopping for the family, get in and get out,

you can't even just go in there and let that be a safe space? Now, in Toronto, a gunman actually killed a woman and injured 13 people as well. The suspect is dead also. They don't know what motivated the shooter, but this happened in Greektown in Toronto. So again, very unfortunate situation. The mayor of Toronto told people not to draw any conclusions and let police investigate the shooting.

They're investigating every possible motive, which includes terrorism. All right, and Uber and Lyft, a driver has been dropped for live streaming passengers on Twitch. Which, by the way, isn't necessarily illegal, which I did not know. That's because in Missouri they have a one party consent, which means that only one participant in a conversation has to be aware that the recording is happening for it to be legal. But regardless, Uber and Lyft has dropped that driver for live streaming the passengers. People were commenting on all kinds of things, including what the people were wearing, what

they look like. They got to see their addresses, their full names, all kinds of things. Imagine you're having a private phone conversation in the back of an Uber, in the back of a Lyft, and somebody's live streaming what you're saying and doing. Or imagine you're in the back of the car with somebody you're not supposed to be with. What was he trying to do, like a 2018 version of Taxi Cab Confessions or something? Ah, Miss Taxi Cab Confessions. What was he doing?

I guess he just was trying to get more followers. Who knows? It's all about content, huh? Yeah, and some of the people were actually paying on Twitch to watch and comment on people, so I guess he was making money. Some viewers paid a monthly subscription fee, and others donated money or gave tips to him. I mean, you can't mix both jobs, right? Like, if you're going to drive Uber to make a little bit of change, do that.

Well, it's not against the law. So, I mean, really, I guess you can, right? It's not an invasion of privacy at all? It's not against the law. Like I said, in Missouri, they have one person consent, so he knows that it was being filmed. And they film you anyway, but they usually don't live stream it. When you're in the back

of an Uber or Lyft, there's cameras rolling gotcha so but live stream no all right well that is your front page news all right well thank you missy now let's talk to kashi because you clean up what you said uh last break all right okay well 805 851051 now over the weekend allegedly he got pistol whipped and robbed and kidnapped. So we're asking, one, do you believe him? And secondly, do you feel sorry for him? That is the question. 800-585-1051.

Hit us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's D-E-J-N-V, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, we were just talking to Kashi69. Now, over the weekend, what did they say happened to him, E?

Well, according to reports, he got pistol whipped and robbed and kidnapped, and they took $750,000 worth of jewelry from him, as well as $15,000 to $20,000 worth of cash. So we're asking 805-85-1051, do you think this happened,

and do you feel sorry for him? That is the question. Charlamagne. I'm sorry. But because of Tekashi's trolling ways, I don't believe that it actually happened. But if it did actually happen, I mean, anything that don't kill you makes you stronger. It's a lesson in everything. So if he's looking at things like XXXTentacion's death and if it's true that he did get pistol whipped and kidnapped, I think the lesson to be learned for him is that it can happen to anybody.

You can't be walking around here like you can't get touched, and you shouldn't invite it because one day somebody's going to accept your invitation. Well, he did have a black eye. His face was swollen, and he was at the strip club, and I think you do make yourself a target when you have on jewelry, you have money. Somebody pistol whipped you, man. You're going to have more than just a swollen black eye, bro. You're going to have some big, big scars, I think.

And not only that, you know, the thing is, he went on live right after, right? Him and his girlfriend, I believe, or his baby mother. You know, if I got robbed at gunpoint, I don't know if I would be comfortable in my house anymore. You know what I mean? Not at that time. You know where I live. Do I have protection? But he always says that everybody knows

where he lives anyway. He could be still traumatized. Sometimes you do things because you're traumatized. He just jumped on live because that's what makes him comfortable. I feel like everyone knows where he lives, so I don't think it's like, you know, a big... And I do feel sorry for him. Although he's talking a lot of schmack and he got

problems all over the place, that brother worked hard for everything he has. He works hard. That shouldn't be taken from him like that. If that happened. Yeah, I mean, listen. I'm not going to say I feel sorry for him, but it can happen to anybody. And, you know, it definitely happens to those who invite it.

Feels like Tekashi's learning a lot of lessons. As he should. He's young. That's what life is about, being young and learning. Hello, who's this? It's Josh. Josh, what's up, bro? What's going on, man?

First of all, I'm a big fan of y'all, by the way. Thank you, Josh. Thank you for having no tears. Shout out to Charlamagne, all you guys, big fans. Thank you. I feel bad for the man, but at the same time, he's so lame to me. Because, first of all, the way he attacks situations, it's always something different to it.

First of all, you have three different stories, none of them align, and then it's just like you, like, your profile, like, what you do, how you move, all that makes you something in my eyes. So, like, I feel bad for him, but at the same time, like, it kind of reminds me, like, of Boy Who Cried Wolf. Like, what else you gotta do? Like, nobody believes

in stories. It's just ridiculous. But you know what? It could be a different story that you tell to cops than another story that came from quote-unquote sources. So we don't know what's coming from him. It isn't like he spoke out and said this is what happened. It's just other people telling different stories. The thing is, if you're a street guy and you claim to be a street guy

and you're part of a gang or a set or whatever you call it. You can't talk to the police. And you get robbed. You shouldn't be calling the police. You should be street business. Well, they said call it. You can't talk to the police. And you get robbed. You shouldn't be calling the police. This should be street business. Well, they said he's been uncooperative with the police. He hasn't been cooperating with authority. He made the initial call, allegedly. Yeah, you shouldn't run to the precinct at all. I thought he drove himself

to the hospital. I don't know, man. I got a headache. It's Monday morning. I don't know what happened. All this Negro nonsense on a Monday morning. It's not what I'm here for. Yeah, he said he took himself to the hospital and was later released and he's been refusing to cooperate with authority. I thought they said somebody called the police. I don't know. Let's not what I'm here for. Yeah, he said he took himself to the hospital and was later released and he's been refusing to cooperate with authorities. All right.

I thought they said somebody called the police, but I don't know. But let's go to the phones. Hello, who's this? Good morning. Good morning. Good morning from Miami.

How you guys doing, man? What's up, bro? Man, let me tell you something, bro. If someone goes to your home to rob you and your baby mama's there with the baby, that's not a wake-up call?

Dude, I don't know what's going to be a wake-up call, man. These young kids right what's going to be a wake-up call, man. These young kids right now in this music world, they're just studio gangsters. You know what I'm saying? Like, what's going to wake them up? I have an idea.

Let's just get somebody, hire somebody that just came out of prison, pick them up and rip them. Whoa. Oh, God. Just think about that. I know it sounds a little harsh, but what's going to make them change their life around? He said it sounds a little harsh. He said, I know it sounds a little harsh, but what's going to make him change his life around?

He said it sounds a little harsh. He said, I know it sounds a little harsh. Whoa. You think, my guy? Have a blessed morning, sir. Sheesh. 800-585-1051. We're talking to Kashi69.

He allegedly got pistol whipped, robbed, kidnapped. Do you believe him? And do you feel sorry for him? Call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was B.I.G. More money, more problems.

Morning, everybody. It's D.E.J. N.V. Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're talking Tekashi69. Now, over the weekend, he allegedly got pistol whipped, robbed, kidnapped, and a whole bunch

of other things. So we're asking 805-85-1051. Were his trolling ways? Do you believe him? And do you feel sorry for him? I definitely don't believe it. A lot of the story doesn't add up to me. I can't say I feel sorry for him,

but if the story is true, I hope that's the wake-up call the young man needs. You know, even though I think the death of XXXTentacion was his wake-up call, you know, a lot of times smart people learn from their own mistakes, but wise people learn from the mistakes of others. Sometimes when you don't learn from other people, when it happens to you, you're like, oh, shoot, I really gotta

grow, I really gotta evolve, I really gotta change things. So, hopefully that's what's happening to this brother. Well, let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this? What's up, man? It's Mike from Jersey. Mike, we're talking to Kashi69. You believe the story? It's not about believing the story.

It's coming in about whether the story's true or not. The comment that you make before you get on the commercial, did he deserve to get robbed? Like, you of all people, you have a mainstream of listeners, right? You're an influence to this community in the tri-state area. You got thousands of little kids sitting there listening to you every day, whether it may be now or later when you guys repeat this.

But you're saying that's putting this negativity that the man deserves to get robbed? Where are you? Where's your platform and what are you using it for at this point? I don't think... I didn't say he deserved to get robbed. I said online they were saying that he deserved to get robbed.

Now, if you ask me my opinion, no, I don't think he deserved to get robbed. If you just heard me, I said that young man has worked very hard for his jewelry and worked very hard for his success. That's what I heard. Yeah, he was saying there were a lot of people online saying that. Or what he does. I don't believe that that man deserved to get robbed. I don't know what you're hearing or what you like to hear, but that never came out

of my mouth, sir. Nobody fell back on my word. Hey, wait a minute. What'd you say, sir? Yeah, but I think Envy was speaking from what people online were saying, because Envy did specifically... You hear a bunch of people talking online nonsense.

It doesn't mean you have to sit there and repeat it on your platform. Okay, so your answer is no. Yes, and for... No, none of us take... Honestly, I really don't care for the guy. He's entertaining. He's funny. It was funny when he was on a show with you, Charlamagne, because you really get to... You really test his, you know, test his buttons on it, but

it's just... I'm just saying, man, this... Every morning I listen to you guys. You guys are awesome. Charlamagne, you're funny as s***, man. Thank you, but nobody deserves to get robbed, every morning I listen to you guys. You guys are awesome. You're funny as shit, man. Thank you, but nobody deserves to get robbed, sir. And that was clear. Thank you for calling. And I think I said that clearly. Like I said, clearly, man works hard.

No, not at all. I don't know. Anyway, hello, who's this? It's Nigel, man. Nigel, what's up? We're talking to Kashi69. Yeah, man, I'm just tripping. You know, if the story is true, you know, I mean, why should anybody feel bad about the man

that's running around yelling at thugs like, you know, I ain't never seen a colorful thug before. Same thing I tell my nephews, man. When you live that life, you know, you got to be prepared for the consequences that come behind it. Yeah, you get back what you put out, you know? Exactly. Exactly. And that's all I'm sitting there looking at. Like, hey, man, you know, you're running your mouth.

So if it happened to happen. But how did he get away? Does anybody know that? I don't. Listen, I don't know. I don't believe none of the stories. Because there's a couple of different stories. There's one story where he jumped out the car and escaped from the kidnappers.

And, you know, I'm not sure. I don't believe any of the story. Yeah, that sounds like a bunch of BS. Well, thank you for calling, bro. Now, what's the moral of the story? The moral of the story for me, and I hope Tekashi69 is listening, you know, anybody from his team, but anything that hurts you can teach you, and if it keeps hurting you, it's because you haven't learned.

Okay. Now, you, we got rumors on the way? Yes, we are going to talk about 50 Cent versus Floyd Mayweather. This beef was ongoing and very long, but we'll tell you what's going on with the two of them. All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. about 50 Cent versus Floyd Mayweather. This beef was ongoing and very long, but we'll tell you what's going on with the two of them. All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Floyd at 50.

It's time. She's spilling the tea. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, Floyd and 50 were going back and forth on social media. Now, how did this all start? Well, apparently Floyd is having a baby, right? Allegedly by somebody. And Bad Medina, who was his girlfriend for quite some time, somebody tweeted her and said she did what Bad Medina couldn't do in years.

Well, Bad Medina responded, I'd rather have a husband than a baby. Money isn't everything. Real love is. If you think he didn't try locking me in, better yet, knocking me up, you're wrong. I chose to leave and not have his child. Honestly, congratulations. You're gonna be like Melissa, strung along with nice tings. I've loved but never been in love.

I still believe in love. Well, 50 responded, oh no, you supposed to be on top, champ. SMH, you keep losing these hoes in front of everybody. Why is she saying she want love instead of things? And you done blew millions. And we're gonna walk up and walk off with that hoe that ain't got a dime. LOL.

Now, Bad Medina responded, a hoe? Just because you wanna talk your ish about him doesn't mean you have to bring me up as a hoe. Never was and never have been. And 50 responded, bitch, don't ever in your life mistake me for Floyd. He want to talk your ish about him Doesn't mean you have to bring me up as a hoe Never was and never have been And 50 responded Bitch don't ever in your life mistake me for Floyd He tried to buy your love I would have bought you a bus ticket

I'm a different kind of N-word You don't want no smoke with me Alright well that's when Floyd stepped in He did a whole entire letter Curtis Confidential Informant Jackson You're mad because your oldest son Marquis' mother Doesn't want to be with you. Your son, your own flesh and blood don't want nothing to do with you.

You haven't had a hit song on radio in who knows when. And you're definitely not hot enough to even sell records anymore. So Interscope dropped you. You're jealous of any rapper, athlete or entertainer that's hot or got something going on for themselves. You are a certified snitch and we got paperwork to prove it. You talk about Ja Rule, but you stole his whole style and ran with it. Now he goes on to talk about his mansion

and say that Kanye West ended his career. You should just become a blogger. He said that's not a mansion in Connecticut that you're in debt for. That's a dump, a money pit, an oversized trap house. It was dope when Mike Tyson had it in the late 80s, early 90s, but you couldn't afford to maintain it. And he goes on to send him some morning shots.

By the way, don't ask to borrow no more money from me. I don't know if Floyd and 50 are really friends. They seem to be, but then sometimes they seem not to be. That's very personal. And they have these moments like this where they go at each other, but then they be cool two months later. Yeah, they do this every couple of months. So that's why nobody should ever get in between,

because they get nasty, and then three months later, you'll see them together posting a picture in Vegas. 50 Cent then responded and said, I must have hurt your feelings, champ. You had someone write a book. I'm going to take my time with this so I get it all out. We are going to start with your 11 domestic violence cases. Wait a minute. I'll do them in order.

Remember, you asked for this. Get the strap. What I really took from all of that is that Floyd Mayweather only watches Power for Amari Hardwick because he was like, people only watches Power for Amari Hardwick. Because he was like, people only watch Power because Ghost is a dope character. And I was like, it's an ensemble of dope characters to me. I don't watch Power just for Ghost. He just insulted everyone on the show. I didn't like that one.

Well, continue with it. That's all you didn't like? That's the only thing you didn't agree with? I read it, and that's the only thing I was like, okay, I don't agree with this. I watch Power for everybody. Well, then 50 posted, word on the street is Future effing your L.A. joint, champ. That's why you went and took that car back two days ago. How does Future have time for all this?

For the record, Kanan and Tommy are my favorite characters on Power. And my girl Latori. I am starting to like Tasha this season. Yeah, Tasha's popping on there. And then Floyd posted a picture of 50 Cent with $20 million for his net worth and a picture of his watch, which is worth $18 million, and said, you're not supposed to be beefing with me. You're supposed to be beefing with my watch.

I saw that picture, too. Me and you are not on the same level. I saw that picture, too, and I said to myself, it's still stupid to pay $18 million for a watch. I don't care how rich you are. That's what I took from that. Well, maybe it's an investment. Maybe it'll be worth more later.

No? Okay. Congratulations to Pusha T and to his bride, by the way. They got married over the weekend. His longtime girlfriend Virginia Joy Williams. So really dope that he got married. Yeah, that was dope. Congrats to Pusha. Pharrell was his best man. So congratulations

to that happy couple. Kim and Kanye were there too. Dropping the clues, Bonser, Push happy couple. Kim and Kanye were there too. Drop on the Clues Bonds and push a T. Kim and Kanye better be there. Fab was there. Trey Songz was there. Emily B.

Don C. Karen Sybil was there. So congratulations to them. Now let's get into this. But you know Kim and Kanye was going to be there. They're not going

to miss no weddings. They didn't stay long though. But you can't complain about J&B not coming to your wedding. You don't go to your friend's wedding. All right.

We're going to start this here and end it later. But let's get started with this R. Kelly. He has a song that he put out on Instagram Live. He was playing it for people. It's called I Admit It. Now here is some of the

confessions that he makes. This is the hook for the song I Admit It. I admit it. I admit it. I did it. I admit it. I did it. I admit I got so many flaws. Told so many lies to these broads. Lose so much money, pop so many bottles. Yeah, I'm a fuck a bitch just because. I had a hell of a day, but I admit I was in my own way. I admit I had my mama crying over me What else can I say? Well, what other confessions are on here? We'll give you a couple right now.

We'll give you one more right now, and then we'll come back and discuss the rest where he talks about getting touched as a kid and his cult and sex slaves and all of that. But here he is talking about Wendy Williams and Aaliyah and the alleged sex tape. Now, Wendy Williams mad with me But I ain't never offer her no drink. But I admit that she asked me, can I get a little Hennessy?

Then we both turned off our phones. We drink, I smoke, we talk. And I admit that I told it all from my good points to my faults. She said, what about Aaliyah? I said, R. Kelly didn't offer her a drink? I don't know. I guess she was saying that they had a conversation. Remember? She even said that.

She said a couple of months ago they had a long conversation. They drank, they smoked, and they talked about everything that was going on in his life. So I guess that's what he was saying, how it led up said that. She said a couple of months ago they had a long conversation. They drank, they smoked, and they talked about everything that was going on in his life. So I guess that's what he was saying, how it led up to that. Well, you can't admit to everything except for what people want to know. People want to know, does R. Kelly sleep with underage girls? If he's not going to admit to being on the table, admit to a relationship with Aaliyah, then what's the point of doing a 20-minute song called I Admit? Yeah, well, I will have some more for you in the next Rumor Report.

But I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. Alright, thank you Miss Yee. Charlemagne! Yes, sir. Who you giving that donkey to? Oh man, we need this young man, Dana Carter, to come to the front of the congregation. We like to have a word with him. Now, even though he's getting donkey today, I must say, what he did is genius.

And we all may have thought about it once or twice. Okay. Alright, we'll get into that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Charlamagne, say the gang donkey under the shade. Charlamagne.

You are a donkey. It's time for Donkey of the Day. Donkey of the Day does not discriminate. I might not have the song of the day, but I got the donkey of the day. So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey, man, hit me with the heat. It's the Breakfast club, bitch. Who's donkey of the day today? Yes, donkey of the day for Monday, July 23rd goes to Dana Carter of Dayton, Ohio.

Now, Dana is 40 years old, and he just got sentenced to four months in prison. Why is a 40-year-old man getting sentenced to four months in prison? Well, let's discuss. We all fly a lot in this room, right? You know, NVU in Houston right now. That's right. A lot of y'all listening fly a lot in this room, right? You know, NVU in Houston right now. That's right. A lot of y'all listening fly a lot and flying is probably the one thing on this planet that people are universally on time for

because if you're not, you're going to miss your flight. The plane is not waiting for you, okay? We have all been running late for a flight and wish that we could just get 10 more minutes, 15 more minutes. We just need a little bit more time to get through security and we good. Now, every now and then the airline angels will shine their light on us, and we will get that email or text alert saying your flight is delayed,

sometimes because of weather, sometimes because of mechanical problems with the plane, sometimes because they don't have a crew available. But it's very rare that these things happen when you're running late for your flight. They usually happen when you are sitting at the airport ready to go. So they're more of an inconvenience than anything. Well, Dana was catching a flight out of Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky International Airport, headed to Dallas, and he was running late. At some point, Dana got a bright idea to make the plane wait for him. Let the record show that I think holding up a commercial flight for yourself is one of the most selfish, egotistical things that you can do.

Everybody else is on time. They got to the airport an hour before the flight like they're supposed to. Why should they be inconvenienced and be late to where they are going? Because of one person or one family. Okay, you know what time the flight was leaving, but Dana didn't care about nobody but himself because since Dana was running late, he decided to call and tell that there was a bomb on the flight.

Oh, boy. Court records show Carter made a series of calls saying there was a bomb on a flight bound for Dallas, Texas, and that flight ended up being canceled due to the threat, and Carter was placed on another flight that left less than two hours later. Now, beyond the fact this was extremely selfish, this was genius. Okay? Is dropping one of Clues' bombs for this appropriate? Drop one of Clues' bombs.

No. It's not? Okay. No. All right. It wasn't a real bomb, though. All right, go ahead. Drop one of Clues' bombs for this appropriate? Drop one of Clues' bombs. No. Okay. No. All right. It wasn't a real bomb, though. All right, go ahead. Drop one of Clues' bombs.

That was kind of genius. Let's give him a half a bomb. All right, stop. Okay, the reason Dana is getting dunked here today is because why would you use your own phone to make this call? Pull over and use a pay phone. Okay, ask to use a stranger's phone. You don't call and do that yourself. Now, I've known party promoters who have called bomb threats on other

clubs, but they don't call from their cell phones, okay? They go find that red thing called a pay phone, and they call it in. You said you did it before. I'm not admitting to nothing anymore, okay? Now, Dana should have done the same thing, okay? Now you have to do four months in prison

and pay a $7,700 restitution to United Airlines over the canceled flight. And now for the next four months, any phone call he makes, his people will have to press five to accept the call. Please give Dana Carter the biggest hee-haw, please. I'm just saying. Just call from somebody else's phone if you're going to do that. Because technically it worked. I guess not because he went to jail. somebody else's phone if you're gonna do that because technically it worked well

I guess not cuz he went to jail so he went to jail because of his phone records they saw that he called the airline and made these calls himself you think he should have did it from a pay phone I specifically just said that yeah yes if you were gonna do it at all there's no right way to do the wrong thing but but but but alright well thank you for that dog-kitted day

I remember in school people used to do bomb threats all the time if there was like a test and they didn't want to have to take a test stuff like that makes no sense to me

because you're still going to have to take the test eventually but it gives you extra to study you just have to I mean we wouldn't do that we'd just pull a fire alarm

that's the same difference and then we'd be standing outside all day, like, waiting to go back in the building. Absolutely. Alright, well, thank you for that donkey today. 800-585-1051. We're asking a question. When you give people money, do you

expect to get it back? Now, this conversation came from Tiffany Haddish and Kevin Hart. Explain to the people what happened ye. Yes, well, apparently, and they talk about this all the time, but apparently Tiffany Haddish and Kevin Hart explain to the people what happened. Yes. Well, apparently. And they talk about this all the time. But apparently Tiffany Haddish had gotten some money from Kevin Hart and she's been trying to pay him back and he won't let her check it out. What's going on? Wait a minute.

Don't make it rain. Hold on. Hold on. You ain't got to do it like this. I don't want you to think that I would ever take your money. But there's interest over years. Now, there's an important lesson to be learned here, okay? Eventually, black people are going to pay you back.

We lose hope in our home. We assume that our own are never going to come around. But they will. This is a 13-year investment. 13 years ago. So we're asking 800-585-1051. When you give people money, do you expect to get it back? All right, we'll talk about it when we come back.

Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angelique. Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

Now, if you just joined us, we're taking your calls, 800-585-1051. We're asking, if you give somebody money, do you expect to get it back? This comes from Tiffany Haddish and Kevin Hart's conversation. Yee, you want to explain it a little bit? Yes. Apparently, 13 years ago, Tiffany Haddish borrowed some money from Kevin Hart, and she has been trying to pay him back. Here's what happened when she finally did pay him back.

What's going on? Wait a minute. You're making it rain. a minute. Hold on now. You ain't got to do it like this. I don't want you to think that I would ever take your money. But there's interest over years. Now, there's an important lesson to be learned here, okay? Eventually, black people are going to pay you back.

We lose hope on our own. We assume that our own are never going to come around. But they will. This is a 13-year investment. So we're asking 805-85-1051, when you give people money, do you expect to get it back? Now, for myself, there's only two people in this world that they don't have to give me anything back, and that's my mom and my dad. Everybody else, if I lend you money or you borrow money or you take money, I want my money back. Well, there's plenty

of people that I'm cool with that have borrowed money from me. They have to be like my good friends and haven't paid me back. But I also know if they maybe don't have it like that. Maybe they have kids. They have all kinds of situations going on. And it also depends on the amount of money it is. Like, I've had people borrow $120

from me, thinking of somebody in particular, and never mentioned it again. And we're still friends, but I also feel like things like that is now she can't really ask to borrow money again because that's that. Yeah, I don't ever expect people to pay me back. I mean, I've never been paid back, but it's not like I don't expect people to pay me back. You know what I'm saying? If you ask me to do something for you, I just do it.

It's not like I'm waiting on that, you know, the favor to be returned. I think it's great. If people ask, can I borrow some money, they should pay you back or they should at least bring it up again. Yeah. See, I'm like that. If I'm going to give it to you, as in here's a gift,

that's something different. But other than that, no, I work pretty hard. I got five kids and I need that money back. My thing is, man. College is expensive. My thing is just return the favor if I ever need it later on in life. You know what I'm saying? Even if it's not money, if you're just in a position that, you know,

you can help me out in some way, hold me down in some way, that's all I look for, you know? But I'm not really, I don't think you should really look for anything when you give to somebody. You know what I mean? Like you're making the choice to give. They made the choice to ask you, but you're making the choice to give, so you can't just be like,

all right, I'm expecting that back. But it does bother me if you borrow some money and I see you turning up and doing all kinds of things. Exactly. Oh, yeah, no. Yeah, I don't dig that. Just don't give. All right, well, let's go to the phone line.

Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Elizabeth. Hey, Elizabeth. How are you guys doing? Can I borrow some money? So let me tell you, I had a really bad experience with that when I was younger. I was in college, and my friend definitely needed some money. She said she was getting paid in a week.

I needed that money to pay for a class, but I gave it to her because she said she would give it back to me in a week. And I didn't hear from her. I kept calling her. I had to pay for my class. Needless to say, I didn't get the money from her. I had to call my mom for the money. And I was really pissed. And I said to my mom, I was like, you know what?

I'm never lending people money again. And my mom says, you can't say that because you don't know what people's circumstances are. If you have the money, you have to lend it. Just don't lend money you can't afford to never see again. Right. You needed that money at that point. I'd have been like, I don't have it. I needed money at that point. So, you know, I kept my mom's advice

in my head. If people ask me to borrow money, I never expect to get it back. I only give money that I, you know, I really don't need. And if I get it back, that's a bonus. It's such a thin line between friendship and, you know, and money. So don't give it if you really can't afford to give it

because it causes issues, you know? And I think the problem happens when you tell your people you're going to pay them back in a certain amount of time. Just don't put a time limit on it. Don't be like, I'll pay you back in a week. I'll pay you back in a month. Unless you really, really can. Some people are like, when I get paid next week, I got you.

All right, okay. But you know what? Like she said, I think I got burnt too many times lending money that I just don't lend money anymore. Like, I don't want All right. Okay. But you know what? Like she said, I think I got burnt too many times lending money that I just don't lend money anymore. Like, I don't want to chase you around. I don't want to look and see you buying something new or in the club. And you owe me money.

Nothing worse than when you give somebody money and you see them in Miami on Instagram. Oh, Lord, have mercy. All right. Well, 800-585-1051. We're asking, when you give people money, do you expect to get it back? That is the question. Call us now. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're asking, when you give people money, do you expect to get it back? Now, this conversation comes from Tiffany Haddish and Kevin Hart. You want to explain, Yee? Yes, Tiffany Haddish has owed Kevin Hart money for 13 years.

She's been trying to pay him back. He wouldn't take it. Finally, she made it rain on him. I don't expect people to pay me back when I give them money. That's never my expectation. When I give, my expectation is not to get. See, I'm a little different. This is a specific example.

Somebody asked me to borrow money because they had a flip. I didn't know what the flip was. I just lent him $1,000. At the time, I really didn't have it. I think all I had was $1,200 in my account. He said, I'll have it to you by Friday. And that was about 15 years ago. And I still haven't got that money back.

And they still in the clubs, and they still buying cars and jewelry and all that. And I still haven't got my stack back. Have you approached him? Yes. The fact that you ever going to get that money is crazy to me. I do know a couple. I know a lawyer I still owe money to, and I know a dude who fronted me an ounce of bad crack back in the day. Why don't you pay them?

Pay them, people. I would pay. You should pay the lawyer back. I would definitely pay the lawyer back, but he never invoiced me or nothing like that. I always wonder about that. I'm serious. It's your fault.

I always wonder about it. I know I still owe this man'm serious. How much was it? It's your fault. I always wonder about it. I know I still owe this man some money. How much was it? Like 10 rack. Man, I'm not going to lie. Oh, you still good for bringing it up. I hate owing people money. If there's anything that looms over me,

if I owe somebody some money, I will find them to pay them back the money that I owe them. I actually hate having a mortgage on my house. I do wonder about that lawyer, because it's not on my credit. What's his name? I'm not saying. I talk too much. That on my house. I do wonder about that lawyer, because it's not on my credit. What's his name? I'm not saying. I talk too much.

That's my problem. Where is the lawyer that's owed $10,000 plus interest? Let's collect. It's not on my credit or nothing, so I always wonder about that. Is he still alive?

I don't know about that either. Is he still practicing law? I have no idea. Let's Google him. Nope. My goodness. Let's go to the phone line. Hello, who's this?

Hey, this is Jamal from Derry. When you give people money, do you expect to get it back, bro? Well, I say it depends on how much I'm giving out. If it's like less than 50, I might not be, you know, on your ass about it. But if you're calling me, you're like, oh, yeah, man, I need like $200, this and that, then, yeah, I'm going to need that back. All right.

It depends on the amount of money. Like, when do you need it back? Like, what type of time frame? Like a month, two months, you know? Yeah, give me my money back. Yeah, I'm going to need that back. I'm thinking about somebody that owes me money right now. Who owes you money?

Nah, somebody I lent money so that they could pay their rent. And this was, like, two years ago. The crazy thing is, what makes you think they're going to be able to pay you back? Because I see on the gram it looks like they should be able to. See what I'm saying? See? That's what they get. What makes you think they're going to be able to pay you back? Because I see on the gram it looks like they should be able to. See what I'm saying? See? That's what they get.

And what you said earlier, Charlamagne, like, if I need money, I can't get it from you. Because you still owe me money. So just give me my money back. Wait, Charlamagne owes you money? No, not Charlamagne. See, that's why sometimes you just got to cut certain people off. Because you just need a better crop of friends, okay? You be like, $500?

I don't got to talk to you no more? Here you go. Hello, who's this? This is Devin. I don't expect it bad, personally. And another thing I don't do is let everybody know that, you know,

I gave someone money. I think that's not classy at all. You tell everybody, you know I don't let him some money. Yeah, exactly. You don't want to put people out there like that. Because if I'm going to loan it, if I'm going to loan it out, then, you know, I had it to loan, so I don't expect it back.

See, you got to do that sometimes, though, because the same person that bought a stack for me, we in a group chat with a bunch of my friends, and I tell me, I lent so-and-so money, and everybody in the group chat was like, yo, I lent them a stack, too. Yo, I lent them $500. I let them a stack.

So that's what he does. That's a pyramid scheme to me. Yeah, he does that all the time. Sounds like you're at the bottom of the pyramid. All right, thank you, brother. Charlemagne. Yes, sir. What's the moral of this story, bro?

For me, man, it's never give with the expectation to get. The moral of the story for me is can I borrow money from both of you? No. We got rumors on the way? Yes, let's talk about some new shows on Netflix. We'll tell you what producer has eight new series in the works. All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. And again, shout out to my 93.7 The Beat family. I'm out in Houston. Shout to Trey. Had a great time at Trey Day. He

does so many things for the community. They get, they do backpacks, pens, pencils, supplies. He has a huge concert, carnival in the city. He does a lot. So shout to Trey and shout to everybody that came out. Shout to Trey the Truth. Remember you were riding a camel one year? Yeah, one out to Trader Truth. Dropping the clues, but I was a Trader Truth, damn it.

Remember you were riding a camel one year? Yeah, one year he had a camel. And I just have one question. Everybody kept coming up to ask him, like, yo, Envy, yo, Envy, where's Charlamagne? He promised on air that he would come. Mm-mm-mm. Listen, did you tell him I was Dan Spirit?

No. See? I was Dan Spirit. Did you feel his spirit? I was Dan Spirit. I Did you feel his spirit? I was there in spirit. I did not feel his spirit. Alright. Did not at all. Anyway, well let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Offset. Listen up. It's just in.

All the gossip. The rumor report. Got gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the rumor report. The Breakfast Club. Well, we saw over the weekend that Offset got arrested. They said he was traveling outside of Atlanta and his vehicle was pulled over for tinted windows and they found at least one gun in the car. He is a convicted felon

so he's not supposed to have a gun. He was hit with four charges after a bill was set at $17,000. I forgot he was a convicted felon. Possession of a firearm by a felon, possession of a weapon during a crime, both felonies and possession of marijuana and an improper lane change. Those are both misdemeanors, those last two.

I forgot he was a convicted felon because I was wondering why Offset doesn't have a legal firearm in Atlanta, but that makes sense. All right. Well, it turns out, according to Offset, because he is home, back home, with baby culture and Cardi B, he says he was unjustly targeted by the police because he's successful and he's handsome and wealthy. He's black and he's a rapper. So his attorney, Drew Feinling, says he broke no laws and cops used a lane change as an excuse to try and take him down. He said, unfortunately, people in his genre become a target for law enforcement who think that lifestyle is connected to some illegal activity. And that's a sad statement. He said his client was not in possession of any firearm. Actually, the passenger who's his assistant was a licensed gun holder who had firearms in the car for security.

Oh, see, that makes sense. Because, I mean, Georgia's an open carry state. So I'm sure somebody had a legal firearm. A license, right. And I was shocked Offset didn't have somebody who can take that charge for him. But that makes perfect sense if the passenger was permitted to carry. Right. He had his permit.

So all should be well. Alright, now let's get back into this R. Kelly song, I Admit. He's admitting to certain things, and it's a 19-minute song, by the way. We played some of it for you earlier, and now we have some more. Here is R. Kelly talking about being touched when he was a child.

I admit a family member touched me. Touch me, touch me, touch me. From a child to the age 14. Yeah. While I laid asleep. Took my virginity. So scared to say something. So I just put the blame on me.

Now here I am and I'm trying my best to be honest. Honest. Cause there's forces out there trying to keep me from being an artist Well, it's good to hear men talk about the sexual abuse they may have encountered when they were young. And I always tell y'all, I got touched when I was eight. Now, he also throughout this song talks about really just being broken, not having money, and having to borrow a couple of M's from the label. He said, all these hints out, but I couldn't put food on the table. I was told I had to sell my cars.

I was told I couldn't get a loan. Said I owed $20 million to the IRS and they were coming to get my home. All these different things that he was saying. He also admits, well, I don't know if he admits, but he talks about this whole cult sex slave situation. I admit it, I did, did it. What's the definition of a cult? What's the definition of a sex slave? situation. Look, if you're going to admit to all your sins and things that you have done wrong, you might as well just put it all on the table. And I don't think you can do it to that beat.

That beat sound a little too fun, man. You can't. I don't want to body roll to your confessions. Okay? Yeah, there you have it. So that is R. Kelly's Admit It. What did you guys think on Admit? You were just body rolling? I wasn't body rolling. Oh, yeah, please don't.

You just said, I don't want to body roll to it. Somebody in the room that was body rolling, though. I'm not going to say her name, but she was body rolling. It's not me, by the way. My goodness. Put that out there. I don't think you can body roll to say her name, but she was body rolling. It's not me, by the way. My goodness. Put that out there. I don't think you can body roll to your confessions, man. All right.

Now, Netflix has revealed eight new Shonda Rhimes series that they have in the works. Eight shows. So congratulations to her. That's a huge deal. One of them we already have known about that was announced. It was about a New York City social climber, Anna Dalvey. They announced that previously, but she has seven other projects as well. So you guys

make sure you check that out. They sound pretty interesting. Shonda made the most of that couple hundred million they gave her. Yeah, she's not playing no games. Eight shows? Yeah, eight shows. Locked and ready to go? You know, she got out of her deal at ABC and came on over to Netflix and she brings a lot to the table. So Shondaland will be on Netflix.

Dropping the clues box for Shondaland. And Phaedra Parks has a new show that she's going to be on. No More Housewives of Atlanta. Apparently she's teaming up with some people you like. Who is you? Lunel. I love Lunel. Yeah, comedian. Also Natalie Nunn.

Charlamagne? Tracy Braxton. So they said it's going to be Kind of a view style talk show So that should be happening Remember that one time In the club Charlamagne I'm going to add a bar I'm going to add a bar

To R. Kelly's I Admit song And say I admit I don't care about that one Okay You don't like I thought you liked Lunel I do like Lunel But I don't care about

That collective As a view style talk show Come on now Stop Alright Well I'm Angela Yee And that is your but I don't care about that collective view style talk show. Come on now. Stop. All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. All right.

Thank you, Miss Yee. Revolt, we'll see you guys tomorrow. Everybody else, the People's Choice Mix is up next. And yes, we're going to start the mix off with Tekashi and Nicki Minaj, if you haven't heard it. All right? It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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