The Breakfast Club - Don't be a Hatiana !!

Episode Date: February 8, 2019

1- 7 -Today on the show we had life coach Mike Bayer stop by where he spoke about is new book book "Best Self, battling anti- self and more. Also, during Angela's rumor report we learned that DJ Envy no longer has beef with Nicki Minaj as he played her remix to "Thotiana" by Blueface on his "People Choice Mix", guess he didn't want to be a hatiana! Moreover,  Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to Phillip Lee who broke into a Popeye's to steal money, but because he couldn't get the register opened, he decided to just steal chicken. Moreover, Angela Yee helped some listeners out during "Ask Yee".  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

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

Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. The Breakfast Club. What the hell is this, man? Breakfast Club, bitches. I'm glad they put y'all together.

Y'all are like a megaforce. Y'all just took over every... Wake your punk ass up. This is Chris Brown. I've officially joined the Breakfast Club. Say something, mother... I'm with it. The world's most dangerous morning show.

Breakfast Club, bitches. 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 Laudonia. 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. The Waikana tried my 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 warheads. Oh my God. What is that? Bullets. Bullets. 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. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt, learning to trust herself and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves.

For self-preservation and protection. It was literally that step by step. And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going. This increment of small, determined moments. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay. Like grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best and you're gonna figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before.

Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Good morning, USA. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. What are you doing? I don't know. I got to wake up. Good morning, Angelique.

Good morning, DJ Envy. Charlamagne Tha God. Uh, no esta aqui. It's Thursday! Charlamagne's running a little late He was in Chicago last night Yes Talking about mental health So I'm sure his flight got in a little late

But he'll be here in a minute He was with Devon Franklin Devon Franklin and Kendra G Out in Chicago Shout out to Tiana Taylor I went to her nail shop In Harlem Junie B Nails

And got my nails done Okay It was my first time getting my nails done there Did you go yesterday? I went there actually nail shop in Harlem, Junie B Nails, and got my nails done. Okay. It was my first time getting my nails done there. Did you go yesterday? I went there actually the day before yesterday and yesterday. Oh, okay. I was filming something with Revolt yesterday, so I was all around Harlem,

and I was there all, like, literally, like, five, six hours of filming. Then I had to host... By the way, you know, her boo-boo got traded. You know, mine got traded. When did that happen? Just yesterday? Yesterday. He's leaving Sacramento. He's actually, I would say it's a better situation for him. Where's he going? He's going to

the Houston Rockets. Oh, okay. That's fun. So it looks like they will be in the playoffs and they probably will be going far. So I guess it's congratulations. I don't know if he wanted to get traded, but congratulations to Amon Shumpert. He'll be fine. I'm sure he'll do great out there. He was injured, but he's doing really, really good.

And plus, Houston's a great place to be. Absolutely. Yeah, so then after that, Angie Thomas, she wrote the book The Hate U Give, the New York Times

bestselling novel, and they made it into a movie. I hosted her. She's going on a book tour, so I launched it with her in New York yesterday. She has a new book out on the come up.

I finished the book, hosted that. It was an awesome experience. She's really, really great. She has a new book out on the come up. I finished the book, hosted that. It was an awesome experience. She's really, really great. She's got to come up here on The Breakfast Club. They're already making her new book

on the come up into a movie. They've announced that with Fox. It's the same team she did The Hate U Give with. So if you enjoyed that, you'll enjoy this book as well.

But it was great. Okay. All right. Well, I didn't do much of anything yesterday. I'm trying to think what I did. You know,

it was all about the kids yesterday. I went from piano lessons to basketball practice to football practice to training to sleep. So it was just a kid's day. Family day. Family day. It wasn't even family. It was more like Uber day. I was just driving the kids all around.

Did you charge them? I thought about charging them. Did they tip you? They didn't tip me. Definitely didn't tip me. Let's get the show cracking. This morning we're going to be, we have a guest today, right?

Right? We have a guest. He's top two. Okay, Michael Bayer. Mike Bayer will be joining us. He's a life coach. He's been on Dr. Oz. He's been on a couple of shows.

And Dr. Phil. Dr. Phil as well. Yes, has approved this and wrote, I think, did he write the foreword in this book? I believe so. And Dr. Phil. Dr. Phil as well. Yes, has approved this and wrote, I think, did he write the foreword in this book? I believe so. Yes, he did.

Yes, we'll kick it with him in a little bit. I need a life coach right now. Why? I've just been like, I feel like my life is so scattered. I've been doing too many.

This year is great, but it's also been extremely busy really quickly. And I told you, I launched my drinkfreshjuice.com yesterday,

so I've been trying to focus on that but I'm going to LA today after work it's just a lot. Well you know what you need to work on Angela? You need to work on building a team around you. You have to start letting go. I know that you're very Building a team and letting it go that sounds contradictory No you have to let go some of the responsibilities

and let your team do it. I know you're so perfect and you want things to be done right so you do it yourself but sometimes you just gotta let go a little it. I know you're so perfect and you want things to be done right so you do it yourself. I'm very hands-on. But sometimes you just gotta let go a little bit. You have to distribute power and distribute, you know what I mean. I was trying to be a life coach.

I don't think you're qualified yet. I wasn't a life coach? No. Anyway, all right. Well, let's get the show cracking. You said two contradictory things. You said you gotta let go. I'm not a damn life coach.

I tried. Okay. All right. Well, front page news, what are we talking about? We are going to talk about Gucci. Now... Gucci Mane? No. I tried. Okay. All right. Well, front page news, what are we talking about? We are going to talk about Gucci. Now. Gucci Mane?

No. Gucci, the brand. Oh. All right. They had to actually apologize because of social media. I'm going to tell you, I looked at this story and I know the item that is in question and I want to see what you think about it. Did they apologize for charging too much for people for t-shirts and sweaters?

No, because you ain't got to buy that. That's expensive. That's expensive. Gucci's expensive. Gucci went out the window. Gucci used to be kind of, I would say, decent with pricing, but now they're through the window. It's less expensive than Chanel. That's true. Alright. Front page news is next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ

Envy Angelique. Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Again, shout out to Amon Shumpert. He was traded to the Rockets in a three-team deal. I think it's a better situation for him, and I think it helps out the Houston Rockets. So we'll see what happens. What else are we talking about, Yee?

Well, let's talk about the Mavericks. They traded Harrison Barnes in the middle of a game. That was foul. Yes, he was in the midst of the game against the Hornets, and LeBron has actually commented he put on social media, so let me guess. This is cool because they had to do what was best for the franchise, right? Traded this man while he was

literally playing in the game and had zero idea. I'm not knocking who traded him because it's a business, and you have to do what you feel what's best, but I just wanted this narrative to start to get real change, and not when a player wants to be traded or leaves a franchise that he's a selfish, ungrateful player, but when they trade you, release, wave, cut, et cetera,

it's best for them. I'm okay with both, honestly. Truly am. Just call a spade a spade. And he's right. If you're a basketball player and you want to go to whatever team that you want to, you should be able to without nobody having a problem. This is what's best for you.

Because at the end of the day, the team, the franchise, is going to do what's best for them. That man was playing in a uniform and in halftime he realized he ain't on that team no more. That is foul. Wasn't there a situation too with his agent Rich Paul where he got fined for publicly saying that Anthony

Davis wanted to be traded? I'm not sure. Yeah, I think that did just happen, right? Yeah, so that did happen as well. So I'm sure that was fresh on his mind, too. I think the NBA sucks for it because there's too many super teams, but I mean, yes, you play, you should be able to do what's best for your family. Alright, but yeah,

what he's saying is either way, you know, you shouldn't look at the players as being selfish or ungrateful, but the franchise is cool for doing something like that. I agree. Alright, now Gucci has gotten some social media backlash after a sweater they say resembles a black face because of the way that it's designed.

It's the wool balaclava jumper and they've actually taken it off their website. Gucci deeply apologizes for the offense caused by the wool balaclava jumper. We consider diversity to be a fundamental value to be fully upheld, respected, and at the forefront of every decision we make. Full statement below.

I don't see it. Now, if you haven't seen it, it's a turtleneck. Yeah, so it's a turtleneck, and it comes up and covers the lower bottom half of your face. It's not even your whole face. That looks pretty dope to me. I mean, if the right person pulls it off, she doesn't look nice wearing it

because she has glasses, it just doesn't look good. But if the right person wears it, I think it would be dope. A turtleneck with a face mask and a mask. That would be sexy. You know what's crazy? That's been on the website forever. Like, it's been on sale for probably over a year.

I actually have the sweatpants that's in the picture. Wow. That's in that, that she's wearing that with. And I didn't really see it. Now, is it blackface if you put on a ski mask, a black ski mask? No. Is that considered blackface? No. And I don't really think it. Now, is it blackface if you put on a ski mask, a black ski mask? No. Is that considered blackface? No.

And I don't really think that should be considered blackface. People went too far with that. People are going too far with things that are just totally left. That has nothing to do with blackface. It's a black turtleneck that goes up to a mask. Like, this is ridiculous. They took it off? They're not selling it anymore?

No, they took it off their website. So I definitely don't believe that that was that. But I'm glad the sweatpants are still available. You stupid. Alright, they do have a law that they're proposing in Hawaii. And let's see what you think about this. They'll block porn sites unless users pay a $20 fee. And that fee would go to fund victims of sex trafficking.

It would be a one-time fee. And they're saying that they also want to make it harder for people to access porn sites, including kids. So that they can make prostitution hubs harder to access, and that will reduce sex trafficking. What does porn have to do with sex trafficking? Why does porn have to do with sex trafficking? I mean, I understand if you're trying to watch underage porn, but if you're trying to watch regular porn for yourself, what's the problem with it?

You're going to charge me $20 for it? It's a one-time charge, and the money that you give Actually will go to fight human trafficking So that's what that money's being donated for You can't charge me to watch porn You can, they can If you want to watch porn, Envy They're going to charge all the sites Just in Hawaii

No, no, no A one-time fee to access porn sites So it's a $20 fee once And then you can go look at all the porn you want And then you should be happy That money's actually going to fight sex trafficking But the good thing about it too is that they said they don't want kids on these sites. So a lot

of times kids aren't going to have access to a credit card or something to pay $20. But you shouldn't have to charge regular people if they want to watch a free porn site. You know how many porn sites there are? You're very indignant, Envy. I'm just laughing. They're not doing it here in New York. It's in Hawaii. Alright, you're right. Alright, well, that's front page

news. But not if you go to Hawaii on vacation, let's say you want to rub one out, you can't watch. You've got to imagine. Pay $20 and then you can rub as many out as you want.

That's foul. All right. All right. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent it. If you're mad that Hawaii

might be charging you $20 for you to watch all the porn you want. Call us up right now. 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed. 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? Hi, good morning. This is Neil.

Hey, Neil. Good morning. How you doing? Good morning, Charlamagne. Hey, good morning, sir. And Angela. Good morning. Last year.

Basically, I have a challenge for you, Envy. A challenge for me? Uh-oh. Challenge. You love challenge. Is it a dance challenge? No, it's not. Tap dancing like the Cosby show? Angela, we spoke last year about the running. Uh love it. Challenge. Is it a dance challenge? No, it's not. Tap dancing like the Cosby Show?

Angela, we spoke last year about the running. Uh-huh. Run with Yee. Oh, this is the blind guy. Yes. Hi, how you doing, son? I can't wait to start running again. We did this two years ago.

My Achilles group. It's called Stepping My Shoes. So basically, he has to be blindfolded and somebody guides him. Like Bird Box. Exactly. But we did this way before Bird Box. Nobody, you're not going to get the credit for that, sir. Bird Box is going to get the credit for that.

I know, I know, I know. But he said something to me last year. He didn't realize that I noticed when I listened back on the radio station. Uh-oh. Well, that's what I say, sir. Here we go. He said basically that, oh, nobody knows you, but you whispered it.

And I heard it over. Why would you say that? I didn't say nobody knows you. Why would I say that? What did you say? You want Envy to say it? Oh, yeah, oh, yeah. Somebody knows you who called back and everything and all that.

But it's all good. What did you say? You want to smoke with Envy? You want to see Envy? Stop it, man. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. He knows Brian. Stop it. I good. What you saying? You want to smoke with Envy? You want to see Envy? Stop it, man. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. He knows Brian. Stop it.

I want him to do this challenge. Oh. Okay, you want me to be... He's everybody from Achilles done this challenge before. Okay. Who guide. Are you going to guide me?

No, I'm not. Somebody else is going to guide you. Who? Other Achilles guides are going to be guiding him. Because I'll walk him right into traffic. Great.

Thanks, baby. I will believe so, too. Thanks. Yeah, but definitely, I have a lot of races to deal with, but I would love to, my team would love to run with your group, run with Yee in that race.

Okay, good. I'll make sure I let you know when it's happening. I think we're going to start again most likely next month. You know, they're having a Brooklyn half marathon coming up, too. I'm thinking about trying to get ready for that. I signed up to that already. When it gets warm, I'm going to run with you, but I can't do it when it's cold. But when it gets a little warmer, I'll run with you.

Me and you run together. You've got to run blindfolded. It's been cold. I know. I understand that. But, yo, one of my team members, basically, it's not all blind people who's from Achilles. It's all disabilities. Okay.'s from Achilles it's all disabilities okay

I know you I know you blind and all that but this call been boring for the past minute and some change and um

like you know maybe you can email us I know this would be a better conversation off air you know what I'm saying alright we're gonna get it together

I appreciate you and I'm gonna let you know the next time we're running I can't wait to meet you in person alright no problem thanks a lot everybody bye alright thank you I the next time we're running. I can't wait to meet you in person. Alright, no problem. Thanks a lot, everybody. Bye. Alright, thank you. I wanted to ask something so bad, but I didn't want to ask, but I

didn't mind. You going to say something crazy again under your breath? No, I wasn't going to say nothing crazy. He can hear you, Andy. I didn't say nothing crazy. I didn't say nothing crazy. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is John. Hey, John. Good morning. How's it going? How you doing, John? Hi, John. How's it going? Not too bad. How you doing going? How you doing, John? Hi, John. How's it going? Not too bad.

How you doing? Hi. We good, John. What's up, John? I just want to say that whoever that politician is in Hawaii trying to pass that law is absolutely insane. I think so, too. What's the law? That if you want to watch porn, they're going to charge you $20 to watch free porn.

What's the $20 to watch porn? What's wrong with that? It's free. Not when they start charging to charge you $20 to watch free porn. What's the $20 to watch porn? What's wrong with that? It's free. Not when they start charging for it. Yeah, it's free. I mean, this is supposed to be a free country. You're supposed to be able to access information. I mean, it's porn on the internet. It's a lot of things they're about to start charging for.

You got some sites that's about to start charging for podcasts. So all of this stuff that y'all are indulging in for free, we're going to see how much you really love it. Remember, porn used to cost money. It did. Yes. But Hawaii, the state of Hawaii is charging for it. Not just the to see how much you really love it. Remember, porn used to cost money. It did. Yes. But Hawaii, the state of Hawaii

is charging for it, not just the porn site, just Hawaii's like, no, you don't watch porn. But it's a one-time fee of $20. When's the last time you watched porn, John?

I get, huh? When's the last time you watched porn? Right before he called. He's watching right now. Free. A couple days ago. How you doing?

What did you watch? Pretty good. What I watched? Yeah. Midget porn. Midget porn. Midget porn. See, now I pay for that. So you'll pay $20 for that.

You wouldn't pay for that? I get the cause, you know, and it's a good cause, but what's next? $20? Yeah, you should get charged $20. $20 for what? You should get charged $20. $20 for what? For a lawyer.

The next time you get a speeding ticket to fund some cause. You do have to pay for a lawyer. Yeah, you do pay for your lawyer, sir. I don't even know what the hell you're talking about right now. They're not called midgets, John. They're called little people. To do have to pay for a lawyer. Yeah, you do pay for your lawyer, sir. I don't even know what the hell you're talking about right now. They're not called midgets, John. They're called little people. To be able to use the lawyer. John, it's called little people porn, not midget porn. I don't know if it's... Oh, my bad.

Anyway. Alright, well, have a good day, John. It's a tax write-off. That $20 is going to help human trafficking. And I don't like that. I don't like the term midget porn. What do you like? Petite porn. Petitest didn't. No, it's not. It's tiny, small. Oh, never's not. Is it? Tiny, small. Oh, never mind.

Anyway, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need it, hit us up now. 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. Say it, say it with your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Charlamagne be nice. Nicole. Good morning. Hey, why are you upset, Nicole? Because I keep trying to lose weight and I just wake up fat every morning and I'm upset about it.

I just want to lose weight. It's so hard. Do you eat right? Do you go to the gym? Are you eating crazy? I do work out. I do need to work on the eating part. Working out,

I got it down. The eating part is the biggest part, babe. Most important thing. Yeah, the eating part is probably about 70% of what's going to make you lose weight. It's so hard because at work they bring in all the food and it's just so good. It smells so good and it's like, okay. What did you eat last night? I only had one bite. What did you eat last night?

I went out to Mexican food. I went out to eat. It is a lot of restraint that you have to practice. I'll say that. But, you know, you bringing your own food? Well, right now I'm bringing my leftovers from last night. I'm going to tell you something. You would stop eating so much if you know that they was laughing at you.

Is that they bringing that food at work just to see how much you're going to eat? Really? That's not true. That's not true. That's not true. They bring it because they just want us to buy their products and stuff.

That's all. Where do you work? Trying to pimp us out. I already got a chemical plant. Okay. A chemical plant? What the hell got a food they serve so good

at the chemical plant? No, it's the contractors and the vendors who want us to use them to be working the plant. So they're bringing you some samples. You know what you should do?

They bring us food. Sometimes if you put it out there and let people know and just say it, look, I'm eating better, so, you know, I can't eat these things, whatever, whatever. Sometimes you have to put it out there so that you feel like you're accountable and other people are watching you. It's like having an accountability partner.

Just say, I can't eat these things, so when y'all bring that in, just make sure I stay away from it so people can be more helpful. You know where my office is? Right there. All I got to do is look over my computer screen and look at it. They be like, you want some food? I'm like, no, I'm good.

Yeah, but they know you fat. So if you just tell them. Stop it. Don't call her fat. If you say to them. Okay, I'm not like fat. We're not fat fat. Yeah, don't call her fat.

She's trying to do better. Well, if you say you want to lose weight, they're going to look at you and be like, oh, okay, I understand. You know what I'm saying? And then they're not going to offer you food. Just tell them you're trying to lose weight. You dieting. Yeah, I'm going to try.

I work, and I didn't like getting a plan together. I've been trying to execute it. So, am I planning? I've been trying to plan, but I do work out almost every day. It don't matter

if you're not eating right. You got to eat better though, mama, okay? But I do know it's not easy, and I'm glad that you're taking these steps. So, just make sure you stay true to yourself

because there's a change that you want to make. So, you got goals. I got goals. You got a change that you want to make. So you have goals. I got goals. You got this. You got this, girl. You got goals. It's extra fine.

I'm looking at a salad on Instagram right now that would be good for you. Really? I do love a good salad. There you go. Yep, it's on DJ Dynamite 38. Dressing on the side, girl.

Thank you, mama. Khalil. Yes. What's up? Good morning. Good morning, Khalil. Good morning, Angela. Good morning.

What's up, bro? So, yeah, so I was listening earlier. I heard you made a comment to Angela about, you know, delegating and sort of she has a lot going on and how she should get a support team. And I immediately thought about a book that I read. And, Angela, it's a really good book. And not saying that you don't know what you're doing. I just wanted to recommend a book by T.B. Jakes. It's called Soar. Building Your Vision from the Ground Up. I have that doing. I just wanted to recommend a book by T.B. Jakes. It's called Soar.

I have that book. I read that book. So there you go. Talked about that. But yeah, it's been very instrumental. So there you go. I appreciate that though. I'm going to go back and look at it again. Alright, Sheldon! What's going on there? Happy birthday, bro!

Thank you, bro. Hey, hey. Hey, Sheldon. For me. Good morning, Miss Angela. It's a bad bitch birthday, Sheldon. You already know. Drop one of the clues, boss, with your boy. I'm telling you.

Hey, real, real quick. I just want to say, you guys, I listen to you guys every morning. I'm a truck driver, and I'm in California right now. And I can't wait to get back to Georgia to turn up with my family and my friends. So, hey, thank you guys. All right, man. We can't wait for you to get home and turn up. Have a good birthday, bro.

You already know. Thanks again, guys. Have a great one. All right, man. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. Shout out to anybody that's celebrating a birthday this month, man. Salute to Chris Rock.

Today is Chris Rock born day. Drop on the Cluesbond for Chris Rock. And if you still got smoke with Chris Rock. What are you talking about? Me and Chris Rock

did it two years ago. Oh, okay. You wasn't here last time Chris Rock was here. Yes, I was. You was? He wasn't here

the first time. I wasn't here the first time when I was in Africa. You was here the second time? I was here the second time.

Oh, okay, okay, okay. We went to Chris Rock's concert and everything. Drop on the Cluesbond for Chris Rock. Shout out to Chris Rock. Today is God's born day. Mm-hmm. Shout out to Chris Rock. Today's the God's born day. Mm-hmm.

Shout out to Chris Rock. All right. Now, we got rumors on the way, Yee? Yes, let's talk about 21. 21 Savage will tell you about how Jay-Z is now involved. Also, somehow, 21 Savage has sparked a fight between Chris Brown and Offset, and we'll tell you about that. All right, we'll get into that next.

Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Get the f*** up. I don't bluff, bro. Aiming at your head like a buffalo. All right, morning, everybody.

Somebody has to tell me what that means. What? Aiming at your head like a buffalo. Maybe they shooting buffaloes. Is this Oregon Trail? Remember when Oregon Trail used to shoot at the buffaloes? Does it have something to do with that? I don't know.

Nobody remembers the game Oregon Trail? No. Oh, okay. No. Remember Oregon Trail, Steve? All right. No, I don't. Anyway, well, used to shoot at the Buffaloes? Does that have something to do with that? I don't know. Nobody remembers the game Oregon Trail but me? No. Oh, okay. No. No. Remember Oregon Trail, Steve? All right.

No, I don't. Anyway, well, let's get to the rumors. Let's talk 21 Savage. 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. All right. Well, Jay-Z is coming to 21 Savage's defense. They've hired a legal team to help out 21 Savage. They actually hired attorney Alex Spiro to assist with his case. They're saying this is a matter of injustice. Now, they're saying that 21 Savage actually had a U visa permit pending for four years before he reapplied for one in 2017.

And that's what may have led to what they're saying, as they've been saying, to a background check that discovered that his visa was expired, and that's what triggered his arrest. Thank God for Hov. I tell people all the time, I want to be the adult now that I needed as a kid. And the fact that you have a brother from the Marcy Projects

who used to be in the streets, have he evolved to be the father and husband that we see today who cares not only about the injustice system and the injustice that we face, but also the culture of hip-hop, and he got the money and resources to fight these injustices, drop on the clues bombs for Hov, damn it. Absolutely.

Now, according to this update on TMZ, they're saying that 21 Savage's lawyer actually had applied for that U visa four years ago just after a judge vacated his drug conviction and they felt that they were eligible for legal status. That application was neither approved nor rejected. It just, we don't know. Nothing ever happened for it.

And then he reapplied again in 2017 and it's still pending. Listen, man, things happen to you so God can work through you. Watch how God works through 21. 21 is going to be a voice for these immigrants going through this situation the way Miki is for prison reform. Watch. Mark her by words. All right. immigrants going through this situation the way Miki is for prison reform. Watch. Mark her by words. Alright, in the meantime,

21 Savage is doing all kinds of daily chores and minimal exercise while he's in ICE custody. He's being treated like every other detainee. He's got to do what everybody else is doing. Not yet. I just got here. He's locked down still 23 hours? Yeah, 23 hours, and they said he's given one bar of soap, a comb, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste,

and one container of skin lotion and a mattress, one blanket, one pillow, and a towel. First of all, I wouldn't have done nothing as soon as I got there. Let me settle in first, okay? I literally just got here. Now, according to a report from The Blast, he's allowed to receive visitors Thursdays and Saturdays between 1 and 4, but they have to get, obviously, searched, and we don't know what else is going on, if his kids are going to be able to go and visit him. He gets three meals a day.

That's how things are there. On the outside right now, Chris Brown and Offset somehow are fighting and it all has to do with 21 Savage. Chris Brown posted a meme and it's like a voiceover with 21 Savage rapping. Not really 21 Savage, but they're saying this is

who he really is. So it's a British sounding rapper doing a voiceover of 21 Savage. It's a meme. You know, people are making all kinds of jokes. Well, Offset didn't like that joke and he put memes ain't funny lame. And Chris Brown responded.

F you little boy. Better worry about what you got going on. And focus on you. All this cap on IG is what's lame. Your energy won't like that. When I came to the Drake show in LA. If you don't get your hip a hop. A hibbit a hibbit to the hip hop.

And you don't stop rocking the face ass out my comments. Sensitive ass. And where call me personally. You want some clout when all you got to do is pull up. No camera, no flexing and all of that. If you a real man, fight me. Oh, and another thing. S my D. First of all, Chris Brown sounds like he was clout chasing way more than Offset.

Because Offset's comment didn't even seem like it was in reference to Chris Brown. He was just saying that he thinks that these memes are lame. That's the way I took it. They had problems before with the whole Karuchi thing before, so they always had problems. So you jump in

the man's comments to have problems. Yeah, he posted it in his comments. Yeah, it's going to be a problem. I thought he was just commenting on the video.

I didn't think he was actually talking to Chris Brown. I'm sure he was talking to Chris. What was on Chris Brown's comments? Yeah, but I thought he was just referencing

the video. They really don't. I don't think they like each other ever since. Remember they were going to fight outside of what award show that was?

It was in the parking garage. Yeah, it was over... Crooche. A lot of artists. So they've been not liked each other. A lot of artists don't respect Chris Brown because they think he's a drug addict.

Because every time someone claps back at Chris Brown, it's about that booger sugar. They treat Chris like the neighborhood crackhead. Well, let's see. Hopefully the two of them can one day resolve these things.

Offset then posted, cokehead don't want it. See what I'm saying? Every time it's a clap back, it involves the booger sugar. Booger sugar? I never heard of that. You just made that up? No.

It's an old school term, sir. Oh, man. I didn't even get a chance to get into the Fyre Festival and Ja Rule and what he has coming out. Show me your shirt, Drom. My man Drom has got the Fyre Fyre shirt on this morning. Ja Rule's on his shirt with no shirt on in a sense. I saw that shirt on Instagram, but I didn't know if it was real or not. Well, it's real.

It's real. I want an Andy one that says BJ King. We'll get you one. Yeah, we'll get you one. We'll make you one. Dropping a clue. But we'll get into that in the next hour so you can hear what's going on. I'm Angela Yee, and that's your rumor report.

Everybody needs an Andy on their team. Andy, if you're listening, Charlamagne would love to meet you. Yes, Andy, we need you on the Breakfast Club, okay? I think that you know you could really spin this whole BJ King thing, all right? Superhead made a great living

off being Superhead. He said he's down to come and he can't wait to meet you. Really? Mm-hmm. Listen, all I'm saying is Superhead made a great living being Superhead.

He told Charlamagne, have my water ready. Have my water ready. Andy not branding this thing the right way, man. He needs to embrace being the BJ King. All right.

All right? It's not every day somebody gets labeled the to embrace being the BJ King. All right. All right? It's not every day somebody gets labeled the BJ King, male or woman. All right. Well, front page news is next. We'll be talking about you. Well, since you weren't here when... Oh, no. Was Charlamagne here when we talked about why you're so mad?

No, he wasn't. All right. We're going to tell you what story made Envy extremely upset this morning. Not extremely. Yes, you were. Beige rage level? Would not stop talking about it. It wasn't beige rage level.

Okay. But it was a little upsetting. But we'll talk about it when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. You don't need snow to have an adult snow day.

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So, he left the Kings, and now he's playing for the Rockets. I think that's great for him. Kings got a good young squad, but, I mean, Houston is one of those teams that can still contend for a championship. They started off kind of slow this year, but they're back in the swing of things right now. Definitely are. Playing with Chris Paul and James Harden right now.

Now what else are we talking about, Yee? Since you're talking about sports, let's talk about the Mavericks. They traded Harrison Barnes in the middle of a game to the Kings. That was crazy. Yes. He was traded while he was playing against the Hornets, and LeBron commented, so let me guess, this is cool because they had to do what was best for the franchise,

traded this man while he was literally playing in the game and had zero idea. I'm not knocking who traded him. It's business. But he also said he wants to get rid of that whole, it's selfish, ungrateful when a player wants to be traded or leave a franchise, but when they trade you, release, wave, cut, or whatever, it's best for them. He said, I'm okay with both. Just call the spade a spade. Yeah, because I'm

trying to see the problem with it. Like, what's the problem with it? The problem with what? With trading the player during the game. A deal got to get done. You think LeBron James would care if they traded Anthony Davis during the game to the Lakers? Well, I think he's trying to say not in the middle of a game, and he's also, but he's also, what he's saying is there was an issue when players say they want to be

traded. They look at them like you're ungrateful and it's terrible. You're not allowed to do that. They actually fined Anthony Davis when, I guess, Rich Paul had said that he wanted to be traded. They fined him $50,000. So why can't players say that they want to be traded, but it's okay for franchises to trade you? They didn't fine Rich Paul for that. No, they fined Anthony Davis, I thought. Oh.

Yeah, $50,000. Yeah, $50,000. $50,000. For saying he wanted to be traded? I thought he went to dinner with LeBron or something. No, for saying he wanted to get traded. Cameron, right? Yeah. Yeah, but he's right.

LeBron is right. Like, if I want to go to whatever team I want to go to, don't get mad at me when franchises can trade at any time. Yeah, they're not allowed to make public trade demands. I think it sucks. The players are not allowed to make public trade demands. And so what he's saying is if a team is allowed to trade you and it's just business, it should be just business if a player doesn't want to be part of the franchise

and says they want to be traded. People look at them as if they're ungrateful. I don't know. I don't see the problem. All he's saying is it's a spade a spade. Like if you're allowed to, obviously it's business. Yeah, if you can do something like trade somebody during the game, then a player can say they want to be traded.

They can be able to say, yes, I want to be traded. That's all. They can decide what team they want to go to. No, they can't do that now. That's what they've been doing. Not really. No, free agents can do that. The Warriors have done it.

LeBron has done it. Anthony Davis can give the Pelicans a list all he wants. The Pelicans don't got to do nothing but what makes sense for them business-wise. One year later, he can go where he want to go. That's true. All right. Now, let's talk about what made Envy so mad is a law, a proposed law. It hasn't happened.

You made me that mad. You were so mad this morning in Hawaii. I just don't understand it. And that law would block porn sites unless users pay a $20 fee, and that fee would go to fund victims of sex trafficking. So that's where that money would go. It's going to be deposited into a fund to help fight human trafficking. Now what they are saying, and Mike Gabbard, who is in Hawaii, he's in the Senate,

he said it doesn't make sense for children to have access to X-rated material on their cell phones. So it'll make it a little bit harder for people to access these porn sites, and then that can also make prostitution hubs harder to access, and that will reduce sex trafficking. I don't see the problem. They are raising money for a great cause. Yeah, I mean, it is a great cause. I just don't understand how you can limit people from doing things if it's free. How can the state of Hawaii just say, this is what we're going to do and charge people?

I don't get that. How are they limiting people? Because you've got to pay for it. That's not limiting. It's free. That's giving you a choice of whether or not you want to pay for it or not. But the internet is free, and they're charging for the internet. That's basically what they're doing.

My whole life, they've been charging for porn. You gotta buy magazines. You gotta buy stuff off pay-per-view. Look old man, these younger individuals don't understand that and they shouldn't have to.

Well, they're trying to make sure that kids don't have access to certain things. Think about video games on your phone and apps. If you want access to certain things,

you have to pay for it, right? That's right. And if you want some of this specialty porn, you know what I'm saying? You want to see little people porn? You want to see, you know, a certain type of woman porn or a certain type of man-on-man

porn, whatever it is, you gotta pay for it. Even streaming services, you have to pay for those to listen to music. Wasn't listening to music free before? I think this is going too far with limiting what people can do and starting to do things like that. If porn is free, it's free. But listening to music is free. You have no problem paying for your streaming services.

That's a great point. Right. But everybody has to pay for streaming. Not just Hawaii. Hawaii is the only one that's going to charge people for porn. Well, don't move to Hawaii. Hawaii is the head of the curve. That's all.

And what I think is great is it does go to a great cause. It does. Yes. And the point of it is to try to get kids, because a lot of times kids don't have credit cards or access to be able to do those things, and it's monitored by their parents. So just to make sure your kids aren't going on to these porn sites. It's like when you hit the cash register and they ask you if you want to donate a couple dollars to the military.

That never happened to you? All the time. It's not like you want to say no. You do it all the time. So it's like with this, if you get on the porn site and the thing pops up, would you like to donate $20 to human trafficking? You're like, damn, yeah. If I'm going to look at porn, at least I can do is donate.

You don't say no? No, I don't say no. Boy, you white people. You know what? And you're the same person that'll be mad at Colin Kaepernick and the people in the NFL for taking a knee and calling him unpatriotic. He's talking to our cameraman who's white. You're saying no to the people at the cash register when they ask if you want to donate

a couple dollars to them. Because it sounds like he's just talking angrily to somebody. I know. To somebody to the cameraman who's white. You're saying no to people at the cash register when they ask you if you want to donate a couple dollars to the military. Because it sounds like he's just talking angrily to somebody. I know. To somebody to the air. All right. So white people are some of the most unpatriotic people on this planet, you know, until it's a black person that they think is being unpatriotic. When it's a black person they think is being unpatriotic, then they sew up in arms. But they'll ignore veterans in the street and ignore people at the cash register.

Calm down. They say you want to give a couple dollars to the military. He's just one white guy. Just calm down. He's not all white guys. It's just him. Steve represents at least a million of them. I told you.

We're starting a hashtag. A million of them. And the hashtag is going to be SteveSoWhite. My goodness. All right. Well, that is your front page news. Now, when we come back, Mike Bayer will be joining us. Life coach.

He has a new book. What's the name of the book? What is the name of the book? Everybody's looking around like, where is the book? I think y'all should know this. Somebody took the book. He has a new book. What's the name of the book? What is the name of my book? Everybody's looking around like, where is the book? I think y'all should know this. The book was right here. Before y'all announce people, I think that y'all should know these things. Come on, Envy. You have one job.

No, one job. I didn't know what the book was. Well, Mike Baird has been co-signed by my man, Dr. Phil. Dr. Oz. Dr. Phil actually wrote the foreword for his book. His book is called Best Self, Be You Only Better. There you go, Yee. Goodness gracious.

Okay, listen, man. We just some ghetto children trying to make it. All right. Mike Bayer, when we come back, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

We got a special guest in the building. Yes, sir. Life coach, Mike Bayer. Yes, he's got a new book out, Best Self, Be You Only Better. That's the plan. That is the plan. Thank you guys for having me so much. I love this show.

Thank you for coming. Yeah. You're tall to be a life coach, man. I'm too tall. You play football or something? Basketball. Basketball. I actually went to play at Fordham.

Oh, okay. As a walk-on, but then I got addicted to drugs. What drugs? I actually went to play at Fordham. Oh, okay. As a walk-on. But then I got addicted to drugs. What drugs? How did that start, even? Which question? Basketball or the A-balls? I think I grew up in a good family, but I think I didn't know what to do with my emotions. I mean, similar to what you wrote in Shook, which I love.

How'd you get addicted to drugs? Was it your friends? Everybody was doing it? You tried don't i didn't like myself for whatever reason i just didn't know what to do with my emotions like i i could have been the family i grew up in it could have been a lot of things but i think i just um i'm grateful for it though because it's you know create a new journey for me it was like a self-medication yeah it was self-medication i love to party i love to have fun i dealt drugs for a little while i was the worst drug dealer on earth because i wanted to share with everyone too like bubbly i would wear like boxers instead of briefs when you know and you

stuff in your pants and then it falls out and like i just was a mess i just i would give it away i never made money. I was lost. I didn't know how to find myself. You started from depression and anxiety. Yeah, depression, anxiety. What was the turning point for you? What was it that made you say, you know what, I have to stop this? Well, when you do drugs, that's like really when you lose yourself.

We see people and we're like, who is that guy? And I think I had this moment where I looked at myself in the mirror. I'd stayed up for a week and slept for a week. I was of those i wanted to keep that's not fun at all by the way no you start hallucinating i thought i was possessed by the devil i thought there was a camera in the people to my apartment i sprayed paint my place red what yeah like crazy but it was real to me like it was really real and And then I remember my grandfather died, and a few days later, like, I just had, like, this weird moment. I always think we have different moments in our life where we can choose a path. You can make a choice.

You can make a choice to go, I'm not going to go down that road. You know, like, it's not a good thing for me. I looked at myself in the mirror. I was about 90 pounds less than I am now. And I just saw in my eyes, I just was like empty. I don't like myself. Like I genuinely hate myself. And it was that moment that I was like, I need to do something.

So you don't do nothing now? I do not now. In May, I'll have 17 years sober. Nothing, nothing. Thank you. Now for people who are listening and they have people in their own lives that they can look around and see they have an issue, but they don't know how to help them.

Because again, if you don't want to help yourself, it's really hard for other people to help you. Since you do interventions, how do you know when it's time for an intervention and how should an intervention be staged? You know, you want to, it's like anything in life that you want to, you want to raise the bottom. So people have this belief that needs to get to the point where it's, they, they reached this moment of, you know, the moment I had, right? The moment I had very few people reach that moment. you know the moment I had right the moment I had very few people reach that moment so for me I was motivated by emotional pain most people don't change there's two two ways that people change it's emotional pain or consequences related to their choices not to get well so you try to

raise their bottom by not enabling them and the most important thing is you have to get from point A to point B so So you need to have a solution in place. You can't just say to someone, Hey, we're really concerned that you're depressed and you need to see a therapist. No, you sit down with them and say, we love you so much.

We care about you. You're not being yourself. We want you to go to a therapist. I'm going to take you to a therapist. I set up this meeting for the therapist. I paid for the therapist. So you give them absolutely no excuse, but to go.

But what if they're not receptive, though? Like, you know, because you can take a horse to water, but can't make them drink. There's always a way. There's always a way. If someone's, I mean, it depends on the circumstance, too. Like if you're married to somebody who's addicted, what's more important, their relationship to you or the drugs? Sometimes you have to set the bottom line and say, this is it. Now, you also talk about things that we eat, right, in this book and your diet and how that can actually affect you as far as being your best self.

I do. So in best self, what we do off the bat is we create your best self and your anti-self. So your best self is your authentic self. It's the best version. It's who you are. Like, we're all given names by our parents, but at a soul level, you know, who are you? You can create your own. So mine's a wizard named Merlin.

He's, like, wise. He's, like, super old. You know, he's in my head. You know, it kind of plays back to the whole angel and devil, but really defining, really defining who is that angel inside of you and who is that devil inside of you. Like, draw that picture of him.

Yeah, so, like, I went on, like, The Talk and all the hosts, they, you know, they did their best self and anti-self. I would love for you guys went on like the talk and all the hosts, they, you know, they did their best self and anti-self. I would love for you guys to do your best self and anti-self. But anti-self is that part of you that is getting in the way of you having a better life. For me, my anti-self, I call Angelos, like impatient, provoking, like doesn't let anyone

in, doesn't want to believe that, you know, there's things are going right. Yeah. So like, I find that doing that exercise is beyond helpful. Do you have an anti-self you think? We all do. Yeah. I mean, honestly, probably Charlemagne.

Really? Yeah. Why? He probably is my anti-self. I mean, I don't know. I think Charlemagne's the art. I mean, I've watched a lot of The Breakfast Club. Maybe you guys can chime in.

Do you think Charlamagne is the worst part of him? Good question. Make everybody think. Yes. Really? Why? Tell me the difference between who he authentically is and his anti-self. Who is Lenard and who is Charlamagne? I think Lenard is a kid that grew up

where people didn't necessarily respect him or necessarily like him. So I think he created a character named Charlamagne that he uses to bully people. Like he bullied the Down Syndrome kid. What are you talking about? I'm telling you. He wasn't Charlamagne yet.

It's the way of that person to kind of protect little Leonard. I think it's like that for any... I honestly feel like that. I feel that way, though. I feel that way about any male in hip-hop. And I tell you why, because we all create these characters. Yes, I know. Like, none of these people are...

Most of us don't use our real names. We move off the perception that people have of us. And why do you think that is? Probably for all the reasons Envy just said. A lot of us. So that Charlamagne can act up. Yes. DJ Envy can act up and be obnoxious.

But in the hood, a lot of it is survival. You guys aren't in the hood anymore. That is very true. But that's what I mean when I say my anti-self could possibly be Charlamagne because I don't know if a lot of the things that I used to believe serve me now. I would say the anti-self would be the parts of Charlemagne that are destructive to your own life. Oh, well, that's the gun.

I stopped f***ing other girls and stopped doing drugs a long time ago. So explain what you mean, DJ Envy. I think that's partly what it was when I said it was the Charlemagne. It was, you know, when we used to go to the club, it was Charlemagne and Envy in the club. When I'm home, I'm Rashawn. He's Leonard. It's a different person. Leonard McKelvey. You know, it's just a different, I think it's kind of like a different person. I think even with me, DJ Envy was the one that was wilding out. And that was kind of

like that person on my shoulder. You like remove yourself from what you're doing. Exactly. By giving them a different name. Same with you. I'm Angela Yee all the time. Got it. I feel like. I mean, of course, I've grown into, you know, different spaces in my life,

but I think I've always fundamentally like been a nice, decent person. Yeah, and I've looked like I've looked at, you know, you can look at old footage, like, and you see, like, what the f*** was that? Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like, what the f*** was I doing? Like, I mean, you said certain things that I've said or even just certain things that I've done. He was a wild boy. I was a wild boy. He was that? Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like, what the fuck was I doing? Like, I mean, certain things that I've said

or even just certain things that I've done. He was a wild boy. I was a wild boy. He was a wild boy. I was a wild boy. And it's like, even when people tell you stories,

you'd be like, damn, I did that? I said that? I did that? I did that. Like, I think for myself, I probably used to, I drank a lot more,

I partied a lot more, but I also was younger. Yeah. Yes. You know, and I definitely, like, I'm a lot more conscious about what I eat and, you know, I don You know, and I definitely, like, I'm a lot more conscious about what I eat.

And, you know, I don't drink at all nearly as much as I do, and I'm a lot more responsible. But I think how I treated people was always consistent. All right, we have more with Life Coach Mike Bayer. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We have Life Coach Mike Bayer in thee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We have life coach Mike Beah in the building. Charlamagne. So what's this seven spheres of living your best life? You need a pen and a paper. Those spheres. It's an acronym.

Those spheres. I got you. And so you're going to write down S-P-H-E. Yeah, exactly. You got it. R-E-S, Charlamagne it R-E-S R-E-S Okay

So what I want you to do Is to rate your social life With how you truly want it to be So the first S is social From a 1 to 10 10 being It's exact I love it

It aligns with who I truly am Social life? Your social life What's that mean? Your friendships Your Oh, got you. The next would be your personal life.

When I say personal, it's your self-care. It's your own mental health. It's your self-esteem. Next is your health. The organs in your body, your physical health. The next would be education or evolve. How much are you evolving in your life that lines up with what or how you want it to be? Relationships.

So this would be with your kids and your family and your loved one. Sometimes people break it down to two. They have like my loved one. Yeah, because that's different. Right? It's a lot different. It's normally different.

So sometimes you can break it down. Should we break it down? Employment and spiritual. Boom. Got it. All right. Why don't you tell me what you came up with, Charlamagne? For social, I put 10 because I really do feel like I have great friends and I feel like I'm a great friend.

P is what? Personal. I put a 7. Age, health, I put an 8. Evolving, I put a 10 because I feel like I'm a totally different person than I was four, five years ago. R, relationships, an eight, because I feel like I can always be more attentive, especially when you're at home. A lot of times we tend to go home and disconnect, but we don't even realize we're disconnected from our family as well.

E, employment, a nine. It should have been a ten, though, but I'll put a nine, because I feel like I still can do a little bit more. And S was spiritual. Employment. A nine. It should have been a ten, though. But I'll put a nine because I feel like I still can do a little bit more. An S was spiritual. I'll put a nine. Got it. Because I feel like I'm there, but I'm not there where I want to be spiritually. Okay. And any reason why personal is a seven?

Personal was what? Self-esteem, self-worth. Yeah, I think that's a constant battle. I think the mental health thing is a constant battle. Sometimes I'm up, sometimes I'm down. Like, sometimes I can wake up in the morning and be extremely happy. Sometimes I wake up in the morning and just be depressed, sad, mad, don't even know why. You know what I'm saying?

Like, I can be totally fine on a Tuesday and be, like, calling my therapist, like, I gotta come see you right now on a Wednesday. But I know why that is, though. I know it's because it's things that I'm holding on to that I haven't expressed or told the world, and it's eating me up. But I'm going to free myself soon. Yeah. Yes. Wow. Yes.

Be free. Yep. Follow me. Be free. DJ Envy? Social was eight, although I have a small circle of friends and a small circle of people. I want to expand it to things that I really, really enjoy that I don't necessarily know of. And I've been doing that with real estate.

I've been doing that with the automotive and the cars and the things that I love. So I'm starting to expand, but I need to get more into that. I'm a New Yorker, so I just don't like to talk to people. You kind of don't like to ask. So you try to figure it out on yourself, so I got to work on that Personal is eight. I just think for myself. There's a lot that bothers me and When it bothers me I have a problem with it. That's just why I am health is eight. I need to eat better Education uh it's the same now you but we broke it down to two right we broke

Of education evolve I think I've evolved amazingly from who i was when we started this breakfast club thing um and as far as uh education and knowing more i feel like it's a nine i'm ready to learn i love to learn uh what else we have relationship eight um and really the reason relationship eight i i'm almost at the point where i want to be in my relationship with my wife like i'm 90 there but it's still kind of like, you've done so much bulls**t, it's kind of like, you just want to ease it in a little bit, like, you know, the statute of limitations is almost there. So I'm almost

there with that. Employment, 10. Like, I really enjoy my job. This is not a job to me. I would work here for free if they didn't want to pay me. And spiritual, I say 10. I mean, I'm so connected to God and how many times I pray and how many times I speak to God

and how many times I pray with my kids and pray with my wife and pray with my family. I feel a closeness. You know, I don't attend church. I just really don't. You got your own thing. But I have my own thing. So those are mine.

Angela, S, shoes. Oh, social life, shoes. No, I put Seven And I only put that Because I have a lot of friends But I feel like I don't have the time To dedicate to

Making sure that My friendships Like I'll have people Call me up and be like Oh my god I just went through this And I don't even have time

To like go see you And I feel bad about that Personal I put seven Just because I don't Get enough sleep Ever And I feel like

That's something I need to work on I think sometimes I make too many Commitments to do things Like this week Is crazy sleep ever. And I feel like that's something I need to work on. I think sometimes I make too many commitments to do things. Like this week is crazy for me, but it's always like that. I'm always like next month I'm going to just take it easy, and I never end up doing that. For health, I put eight because I do try to eat well.

Even as far as like working out, I try to make sure I do that also. So I do feel pretty good about that. Education and evolving, I put in eight because I am always trying to learn about new and different things. I just became an ambassador for the New York Public Library. I read a lot of books. And education has always been important to me. So it's different things I'm always trying to make sure I grow into

as far as an entrepreneur, evolving. Relationships, for family, I put a six only because I have never really been super, super close to my family. I think I do a lot of things that I'm obligated to do because I know that's my family. But I also don't even see them that much. Like I know certain people talk to their family members every day. And I might not talk to like my mom for, you know, three or four days,

my dad for a couple of weeks, my brother for a couple of weeks. It's better than most. You think? I know people that talk to their mom every single day. You know, and so it makes me feel bad. And then as far as relationships, like my boyfriend, I put a seven just because we don't see each other

as much as we could because we're not in the same place. Employment, I put eight. Spiritual, I put nine because I feel great spiritually. I feel like I'm pretty much a happy person. I barely ever feel depressed. If I do, I know it much a happy person I barely ever feel depressed if I do I know it's a natural like thing that's passing it's never felt like a you know anything crippling for me and I'm very good at like saying okay Angela you're not feeling good about this

right now but everything's gonna be okay and I forget that I'm upset like really quickly well thank you all three for doing that then what you do is you look at your lowest area, and then you set a goal around it. And so that, you know, For me, it'd be personal. For you, it'd be personal. And you just, just one arena, like, because if you can just improve that one arena, just one or two points, your life's going to be that much better.

Okay, so what goal, you would want to shift your personal life, which you're going to do by getting more freed up. I'm just constantly doing the work. I'm going to therapy. I got spiritual advisors. I know what it is that's bothering me, and I'm going to free myself when I express it to my friends.

By when shall a man be free? I'm thinking before the year's over. The way the universe is going right now, the opportunity is presenting itself. So by the end of the year, he's going to free himself up. I can't wait. What freedom? Andy to free himself up. I can't wait. Is it like a, like what, what, what freedom? Like Andy freedom? Is it?

Hey, shut up. Andy's the guy from the fire festival who was sucking baby on water. Literally. Well, he was down to do it. He didn't get a chance to, but he was ready.

I got it. It wasn't just for Avion water. It was to get the water out of customs. I thought it was for water. I thought people could drink water. See, nothing ever serious here. Okay, DJ. No, no, this is good. It was to get the water out of customs. I thought it was for water. I thought people could drink water. See, nothing's ever serious here. Okay, DJ Ambien. No, no, this is good.

It should be fun. Otherwise, it's boring and you don't want to do it then. Just imagine. What are you going to work through? I'm going to work on relationship, and I'm going to work on personal. Relationship because me and my wife are way better than we've ever been. You know, we've been together 24 years. But when I say way better, we ever been. You know, we've been together 24 years. But when I say way better, we can, it's like, it's free.

When I became free with her, we became free together and it's so great. And I just want to keep it that way. I just want to keep it that way and continue to work on our relationship. And as far as personal, like I said, I just got to work on myself,

making sure I'm sane and not, you know, focus on anxiety. I'm worried about when my daughter goes out and when she drives and like things that I can't control. I'm super hypersensitive about. And I gotta make sure I can control that. Yeah, that's the biggest thing I learned in 2019. I am willingly accepting the

things I cannot control. How about for you? I think, just for myself, I need to make sure I stop running myself into the ground doing so many different things and dedicate some more time to family and friends. So the thing is, on all these, we're aware right we got aware we now know okay this is where i want to get to you know normally what we would do is then you would go like okay how do i measure it how do i

get there when am i going to get there by and then the best thing to do is find accountability partner whether it's your spouse or whoever in your life. So it's just, to me, this is just like a simple way to kind of assess your life that anyone can do back home, free. I'm going to do this with my wife later. That's why I'm writing it down now. I'm going to do it with her and we got to have a conversation. This is going to be a great conversation. In Best Self, I have like over 100 exercises.

And so it is a personal playbook. Yes, there's some great exercises. And Dr. Phil recommends heavily. That's great. I'm going to do this today with my wife. Mike, thank you for coming, man. Thank you, Charlamagne. Thank you for joining us.

Thank you, DJ Envy. Appreciate you. Life coach Mike Bayer. You guys got to do the work on yourselves, okay? There you go. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. I want to be with you.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Hey, good morning. How you feeling? I am feeling wonderful. How about you guys?

I'm good, man. Listen, I got to shout out again to Angie Thomas. She has a new book out on the come up. So I just want to recommend anybody that is a reader like myself to make sure you pick that up. I hosted her Q&A last night. She's really dope. And they actually are making that book into a movie, just like The Hate U Give,

which she also wrote. Okay. Yes. That is dope. Now we got rumors on the way. What are we talking about in the rumors? Let's talk about Tory Lanez. You know, he's been beefing with a lot of people.

How serious is it? Well, here's what he had to say to Complex. Okay, we'll get into all that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Don't move. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Tory Lanez. She's spilling the tea. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. And before we get into that, shout out to The Source magazine. The Power 30 issue is out. Okay.

And for the fifth year in a row, The Breakfast Club is number one for radio DJs. Dropping the clues bomb for The Breakfast Club. I heard about that show. Shout out to The Source magazine as well. Yes. Thank you, guys. Borderline trash show, but, you know, they're consistent. They're consistent at whatever it is that they do.

Yes, a lot of times we individually and as a show get a lot of hate, but we get a lot of love as well, which we appreciate. We have a lot of great moments up here. Best listeners in the business. We thank y'all for having no taste. So thank you guys. Thank you guys. It's very humbling.

I was like, are we going to be number one again? All right. Now, Tory Lanez sat down with Pitchfork, and he talked about a lot of things, including the beefs that he's been having. And those beefs are with people like Don Q, Joyner Lucas, Dream Doll, Royster59. Now, he did say that they were friendly battles with Don Q and Joyner Lucas. He said, I'm friends with Don Q today.

I was talking to him the other day. Joyner Lucas, same thing. It's purely for the sport of hip-hop. Well, y'all got to stop saying SMD if it's just sport. Yeah. Stop inviting people to your genitals if it's just sport. Maybe that's their way of playing. Okay. All right people, stop inviting people to your genitals if it's just sport. Maybe that's their way of playing.

Okay. I'm right in me. I need to know. Okay. I'll take your word for it. Maybe you're too old school. You're right. That might be

the new way of playing. Learn from Andy. Learn from Andy. Andy's old school. Okay. All right. Now, he also talks about Dream Doll

and name dropping her in his song, this song to Don Q. He said, first of all, Dream is my homegirl. And I think even she got it twisted. What I was saying in that line, I said, Don Q, you paid Dream Doll to get to the vagina. He said, I never said you F Dream Doll for a verse. I never said that. And that's why Dream Doll dropped her diss track against him. But he said that is his homegirl. They're cool.

Now, as far as his beef with Royce to Five Nine, he said, we spoke and it was like, yo, what's the deal? I feel like you was hating on me in the Joyner situation. And he said, Royce to Five Nine said, yo, bro, first and foremost, that was just my opinion on it. It was along the lines of a miscommunication. I didn't know it was miscommunication. So he said, I don't want to battle everybody.

People think I just want to battle everyone. No, let's go on the same song. We could do this as a collaborative effort. You do your best and I'll do my best. And then the people will decide who's done their best and who's better. So nothing wrong with some competition. He actually made things a little spicy. What about Tyrese? He didn't mention Tyrese though? Maybe this interview with Pitchfork was done before the Tyrese. I don't know. All right. Kanye West. We heard about that $14 million condo that he bought Kim Kardashian for Christmas in Miami.

He saw the property during Art Basel. He was like, look, Merry Christmas. It was a surprise to her, but now he has decided to back out of that deal. You know what? Backing out of that purchase means he's going to lose his deposit. You know how much that was? That was, what, $600,000? $700,000? $600,000.

He loses all that? Just lost. Gone. Yeah, you put a deposit and go into contract and then you change your mind. Now, what they are saying is that he doesn't like the leaks surrounding the sale. Too many people knew about it. They knew where he was going to be. But insiders are saying that's not true because you did turn

up with paparazzi following you and an entourage and a film crew and even shot footage on the balcony. Come on, man. Listen, you're married to a Kardashian. You are a Kardashian. Of course, there's going to be cameras everywhere, and their PR team is always on deck.

It's your own people leaking this information. Come on. You had the camera crew with you. Jesus Christ. All right, Ja Rule has a new app coming and it's very similar. Drop a food bomb for Ja Rule I'm sold. He sold? He sold already. What is it called? Charlemagne wants to work there because he makes sacrifices. I love Ja Rule. He's willing to do anything. Don't tell 50. I love 52 but I love Ja. What's the name of the app?

Do we know? Yes it's called Icon with two N's at the end of Icon. So it's I-C-O-N-N. Now it's the same kind of thing that Fyre originally was. It's not, you know, Fyre Festival was not what Fyre was. Fyre Festival was just part of what was there to promote the Fyre app which was for booking artists and celebrities. Is Andy working there?

We don't know. I'm going to get to Andy in a second. Open, show him your shirt, Drom. While he's telling this story, you keep your shirt open. Keep your shirt open? Whoa. Keep your jacket open. You can't say things like that. I want someone to try to see his shirt.

It's a picture of Ja Rule, and it says fire above it. All right, so Ja Rule's app is actually a booking and concierge service that was created by industry veterans and they're going to work with people on negotiating, executing agreements, and getting paid. So, you know. I thought the app was smart. You can go directly to the app and promote it to book

artists and not do that. The FIRE app was working fine before the festival happened. It was all good. Or didn't happen, I should say. Alright, well, let's talk about Andy King. He's the star of the Netflix FIRE. All right, well, let's talk about Andy King. He's the star of the Netflix fire documentary. Drop one of Clue's bombs for Andy King! His last name's really King? Yes.

Wow! He is born to be the BJ King. Now, Andy King has gotten offers from multiple networks for a reality series, and now he says he does have a show, and cameras are going to follow him doing what he does. Why are you so excited? Can I finish? Look at him. Cameras are going to follow Andy doing what he does. Throwing my A up for Andy

baby. And what is it that Andy does? Blowjobs. You cannot say that. You cannot say that. BJ's. I'm sorry. Say that again. You got to say it again because nobody heard you yeek. Because y'all not paying attention. No. You're doing all kinds of other things. You have to dump it again because nobody heard you, Yeek. Because y'all not paying attention. You're doing all kinds of other things. Yes, I don't. So cameras are going to follow Andy doing what he does.

BJs! There you go. Hosting major events around the world. Okay? So that's what he does. Now, if y'all aren't familiar with Andy King and don't know why Charlamagne's so excited, here is Andy King on the Fire documentary. I'm so good tonight.

Oh, God. Well, that was Charlamagne on his own documentary. That's his new book coming out. All right, all right, all right. Okay, guys. Y'all always kill the fun. That's Shook Once Part Two.

Shook Once Part Two. Not shook anymore. All right. I'll shake it. Okay, okay, okay. But anyway, here's the original Andy King fire documentary. Billy called and said andy we need you to take one big thing for the team you're our wonderful gay leader and we need you to go down

will you suck to fix this water problem and i literally drove home took a shower i drank some mouthwash i'm like oh my gosh i'm really and I got into my car to drive across the island to take one for the team. Dropping the clues bombs for Andy King. Andy's amazing. Andy the BJ King. Listen, Andy really came out on top in this, though. He's got all kinds of offers. But let me tell you something.

He's amazing, man. Y'all think that it's about what Andy was willing to do. No, it's just the fact that he was willing to do it. Everybody on their team needs an Andy. You need somebody that's willing to go. No, it's just the fact that he was willing to do it. Everybody on their team needs it. Andy, you need somebody that's willing to go above and beyond for the team. And that's who Charlamagne is for us. Thank you, Charlamagne.

Dropping a food box for Andy, the BJ King. I'm going to suck you so good tonight. Okay, Andy. I'm going to be honest with you. I don't even know why I said that. I don't even know what the context of that is. I don't even know where I said that I don't even know What the context of that is

I don't even know Where y'all got that from What was I talking about DJs It's very clear From the clip What you were talking about Stop threatening

You had a good time I can't believe You just asked us What you were talking about What was I talking about What context was it Eddie you just gonna Keep letting this happen

We know what context it was Play that again. I mean, I don't understand. Eddie, it's time to rap. Nope. I'm so good tonight. Okay. Who are you talking to?

I don't know. There's no way you can take that out of context. But anyway, I'm Angela Yee, and that's your rumor report. All right. Where's my Andy shirt? I want an Andy shirt like how Drom got a Ja Rule shirt. But I want my shirt to say fire and just Andy's head. So what does that mean?

What would that be saying? Fire head? There you go. There you go. I'll get you a shirt. What you going to do for that shirt? On the back it could say shook ones. All right.

What are you giving that donkey to? Andy. Andy. Well, actually, it is somebody who would do anything for some meat. His name is Phillip Lee. Oh, Phillip's in it too? Okay, we'll talk to him. We'll talk about it for after the hour.

You guys are so childish. All right. Donkey of the Day's up next is the Breakfast Club. You won't believe what Phillip did for some meat. All right. Okay. All right. Donkey of the Day's next.

Charlemagne, say the game. Donkey of the Day. Charlemagne. 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 it with the heat It's the breakfast club, bitch Who's donkey of the day today? Yes, donkey of the day for Thursday, February 7th goes to a 27-year-old man named Phillip Lee. Today is the seventh day of Black History Month. Personally, when you are

a black person, every day is black history. So really, this month is not about us. It's about all the others. Okay, all the non-blacks who need to know more about us, this month is an opportunity for us to teach y'all what American school systems have not. What I just said has nothing to do with Philip Lee. All right, see, Philip Lee did something that has our ancestors

rolling over in their graves right now, okay? So join the truth. Marcus Garvey, Harriet Tubman, Elijah Muhammad are shaking their heads in disgust at Philip Lee. See, Philip Lee decided that he wanted to be a stick-up kid. Now, when your stomach is growling, when your ribs is touching, when you're hungry, you're going to find a way to eat by hook or by crook. And Philip Lee decided to be a crook. Now, there's a few institutions in my community from me growing up that are historically sacred. All right, Walmart being one of them,

because growing up in Moss Corner, South Carolina, there was nothing else to do late at night sometimes but walk around Walmart. Chick-fil-A, if you have never felt the disappointment of pulling up to a Chick-fil-A drive-thru on a Sunday and realizing, damn it, they're closed, then you simply have no soul. And then there's Popeye's, a piece of Louisiana in every single meal,

arguably the best sides of any restaurant on the planet. Drop on the clues bombs for Popeye's, okay? What you want, Cajun fries with that special seasoning on it, mashed potatoes with that damn Cajun gravy? The red beans and rice? Bruh! And we not even gonna talk about the hearty and flaky buttermilk biscuits, or as I like to call them, nigga cookies. Alright? Listen to me, man.

You have not lived until you have almost died from choking on a biscuit from Popeye's. Truffle and the clues bombs for Popeye's again, okay? My mouth is watering right now. This is not a commercial, okay? This is just me telling you what these institutions have meant to me, all right? When my wife was pregnant with our third child, she would send me to Popeyes just to get sides, mashed potatoes and biscuits, and I bet not to get the grape jelly.

And you know Popeyes delivers through Uber each now. But that's a rookie move. That's a rookie move, okay? I'm not risking my food being cold just because I'm too lazy to take my ass to Popeye's Louisiana Kitchen. I'm saying all that to say certain establishments should not be violated, okay? They just mean

too much to us. Same way you wouldn't do certain things in church, you shouldn't do certain things in places like Popeye's. And Phillip Lee, violated. Let's go to WDSU NBC 6 for the report, please. Robert loves loves that chicken from Popeyes. Police say Philip Lee walked into the restaurant off Chef Montour Highway through a side door,

and detectives say once he couldn't get the register to open, he grabbed some chicken and left. Police were able to arrest Lee on several charges, including simple robbery and simple battery. Where do we begin? First of all, I was always taught that if you do a robbery, isn't the point of robbing the place is to make the employees open the cash register? Like, I've seen robbers attempt to open the cash register before,

but what's the point? You roll in with your pistol, and you tell them, give me everything out the cash register, and then you let them open the cash register, and then you tell them, put the money in the bag. And while one person is getting the money, you make someone else run you a 16-piece spicy. That's very detailed. I'm just saying.

Yes, I said 16-piece. Why would I rob Popeye's for a two-piece? 16 pieces, large mash, large red beans and rice, and eight biscuits. But here's the thing. This should have never happened. Okay, one, I hate stick-up kids. Stop stealing from people. Okay, people work hard for whatever they got,

and then your bum ass just wants to come and take it. And most of the time, stick-up kids are robbing people who are in the same financial state as them or maybe just doing a little bit better. And ain't no money in the Popeye's cash register. So why steal from there? Those are your people. What's the point of stealing from them? And Phillip, did you have to do this during Black History Month?

Could you not wait until March? It's impossible to read this story and not let a few black people love fried chicken jokes fly. Okay, you have single-handedly given bigots a reason to be racist during Black History Month. Even if you're not a bigot. Even if you're not a racist. It's impossible to hear this story and not allow something racist to come out of your mouth. Let's try it, why don't we? Our cameraman, Steve, is in here.

Steve, come here. Why your eyes got all big just now? All right? I'm going to ask you one simple question, Steve. When you hear this story of Philip robbing a Popeye's chicken, what do you think? Sorry, I'm going to have to take a knee on this one. Okay.

See? My point exactly. Oh, my gosh, get off the floor. He's really taking a knee. Get out of Okay. See? My point exactly. Oh, my gosh. Get off the floor. He's really taking a knee. Get out of here. All right. Give Philip Lee the sweet sounds of the Hamilton.

Oh, now you are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey of the day. Yeehaw. Yee-haw. Oh, Steve. Steve got the donkey, too. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey today, sir.

Yes. When we come back, ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you need relationship advice or any type of advice, call Yee now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Yee. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Angie. Hey, Angie. Angie, meet Angie. Hey, Ang. Oh, hi, Angie. I was calling because I was

with my son's dad for like five years. And we ended up breaking up about eight months ago. But the thing is, he comes around like every day to be around our son. And it's like I'm tired of being around him. Like I'm ready to live my life and be free. But I also don't want to hold him back from seeing his child because I don't want to be represented as one of those bitter baby moms. So he comes to see you, but he stays like with you guys? You're together while he sees his son?

No, I live by myself. Unfortunately, his living situation isn't okay. So he kind of doesn't have a place to meet up with our son outside of, like, the park or something. Mm-hmm. Okay. Well, Angie, how about you guys establish, like, a routine so that you know what times he's going to come and have his son so you can plan to do other things when he's there so it's not just him coming every day, but you guys have a routine so he knows, I'm going to see my son on these days.

That way you know, okay, if I want to go do something, I can leave them together and go do what I have to do so that you're not even there with him at that time. And it sucks because I'm in love with him still. That really does suck. Yeah, and he's been venturing out as far as relationship, and I'm low-key hurt about it. And whenever I try to bring it up, he's like, I'm trying to keep him from seeing his son. And I just feel like I just need about maybe 60 days to myself.

Yeah, no, I feel you, Angie, because it's not easy to have to see someone that you're still in love with. But are you sure you're not staying around while he's there because you want to see him? I mean, I'm staying around because I just came home from work and I'm tired. All right. So you do have to establish some type of routine. That's all. And I think it has to be, okay, whether it's, you know, on the weekends

and then twice during the week he can come and you have whatever you have to do, just plan it around that so that you're not there at the same time. And if you're coming home and you're tired and you're ready to go to sleep, he shouldn't come at that time because I would assume it's time for you to have your child go to sleep as well. Right, right. Thank you. Okay, good luck. It does take time to sleep as well. Right, right. Thank you. Okay, good luck.

It does take time to get over that heartache, though. Yeah, it does. Like, I'm so, I don't know. Just seeing his face every day is kind of heartbreaking. I'm just ready to venture out and be my free single self. Right, so you got to make that happen. So just establish that routine. All right, thanks, Ang.

No problem, Ang. Bye. All problem, Ang. Alright, Ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you got a question for Yee, call us now. We are the Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Light and Sweet, Carl Springs, Florida. What's your name? Light and Sweet.

Like you, Envy. Alright, never mind. What's your question for Yee? What's your question for Yee? I much better. What's your question for you? I do in fact have a question for you. Mm-hmm. So me and my wife aren't exactly seeing eye to eye, but Valentine's Day is coming up, and I normally wouldn't get anything from my wife

on Valentine's Day anyway because I feel like that's too typical. That's something that she's expecting. You don't want to get your wife something because she expects it? I'm surprised my wife with gifts throughout the year is what I'm saying. But since we're not seeing eye to eye

right now, should I go ahead and do that on Valentine's Day? I'm going to do the norm. You love her, right? Of course I love her. I'm married to her. I got two kids with her. Okay, so why are you even asking that? Like, if you love her... He don't love her. Yes, he does. No, he doesn't. Listen, don't be petty and don't try

to prove a point by not getting her something on Valentine's Day or make it all regular. The fact that y'all not saying aye to aye right now is even more reason why you should go above and beyond. Alright, well, she gonna have to put out some money for dinner then. What? What is wrong with you? He don't love her. I told you he don't love her. What do you mean? Come on, stop being

petty. See, that's it for Tat. It's not what's cool. You gotta do these things because you love her. Come on, stop being petty. See, that tip for tat is not what's cool. You got to do these things because you love her and you want to do them. Not, well, if I do this, she got to do this. That's an awful way to think. We supposed to be bearing the burden together, though. That's what I'm saying. If you want to do something nice, do it because you want to do it.

Don't do it and say, well, she's got to do this in return. You right, Angela. Okay. My goodness. All right, thank you. He don't love her. I can see why she's not seeing eye to eye with you. Hello, who's this? You hello?

Yes, what's your question for ASCII? All right, so I have a situation. Okay, we're listening. All right. So I got introduced to this girl. Mm-hmm. But I was never really interested in her from the start. Mm-hmm.

I actually wanted her friend. Okay. So I wanted her friend. Okay. So I wanted to know how to go by it, where I could actually be able to introduce me to a friend, to talk to a friend without looking like a... So what do you mean you were introduced to her? Somebody tried to hook you up, or what's going on? Somebody tried to hook us up. Okay, did y'all ever go out?

Did you ever... We didn't go out, but we've been talking for a while, I guess. So you guys have been talking, but never hung out together? Nah, I don't feel like I give it an impression that I'm interested like that either. All right, well, just keep it real with her. First and foremost, don't be like, hey, I don't like you, but what's up with your friend? But just make sure that you let her know clearly, like, you a cool person and we friends. But, you know, this isn't gonna

go anywhere. And just do that for a second before you try to approach your friend. And I don't think you should ask her to introduce you to her friend. I think you should make sure she knows clearly. Stop talking to her in that manner. Make sure she knows clearly she's in the friend zone. And you're gonna have to find another way to meet the friend,

because that's a little rude if the girl likes you, for you to ask for her friend's information. Does the girl like you? I'm pretty sure she does. Okay. Well, make sure you're clear about your intentions and your intention is not to date her. How old are you, man? 21.

Okay, he's young. Okay. All right, bro. Good luck, man. All right, thank you. Ask E-800-585-1051. Now, we got rumors on the way? Yes, Nicki Minaj, she has put out a remix,

but there's some issues with it. We'll tell you what those are. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Listen up. It's just in.

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Well, they have released the 911 call of when Bow Wow's ex-girlfriend, now Leslie Holden, actually called 911. Here's what it sounded like. Hi, I've been physically assaulted by my boyfriend. He was hitting me in places. He said, no one's going to believe me. Your boyfriend's still there? Yeah, he lives here. We live here together.

Yeah, I'm standing outside because his friends told me to leave. The police already came out here, but they wouldn't let me out the bedroom. They took my phone from me because I called the police. All right, now there was also a 911 call made by the apartment buildings manager who said a resident called her to complain about the fight. And the resident says that they allegedly heard a male voice saying he would slap the F out of this bitch. So that story is still being investigated. All right.

Bow Wow was arrested. So was Leslie for hitting both of them hitting each other. They both had visible minor injuries and they were both charged with misdemeanor battery. Bow Wow weren't minor. Those were very visible. The scratches, yeah. All right. Now, Bow-wow, in the meantime, has said that he plans to make a movie, but not quite yet.

Check it out. Y'all don't got to wait till I'm 60 years old to be able to have, you know, my own movie or my story or my own documentary. I feel like people putting age limits on when you can become a goat. You know, with that being said, you know, it's time. I can make a documentary about his life. You know what I'm saying? Not until he's 60, he said, though. You got to wait.

Nah, he can do a documentary now, especially the man that he was a child superstar. That's documentary worthy. And the people that he was around, his mentors. He'd probably get a bunch of people in trouble for endangering the welfare of a child, though, because he probably was doing a bunch of things a child shouldn't be doing. Well, I would watch it. I would definitely watch a Bow Wow documentary. Bow Wow was a superstar at a very, very young age.

If they had footage of all those old screams, toys and all that stuff like that, I definitely would watch it. I remember Bow Wow when I sent you a haul coming out there rapping with Snoop. And Bow Wow definitely had a lot of women that he's been with. And he actually was on Wildin' Out and things didn't go so

well as he got roasted. Bow Wow, how you let Hendrix take all your girlfriends? Because I don't let them really. Maybe because they see you a loser. I think all your exes are psychic by the way they keep seeing the future. He took the first one, made a pit stop. The second one made you leave hip hop.

He must have been talking about you when he said, I just hit your girl with some Gucci flip-flops. Wow. God bless Shad Maul. Stop bullying Bow Wow. People pick on Bow Wow because he's an easy target. Put the paws on some of these dudes, Bow Wow. Okay?

All right. Hit them in places nobody will see. Do that. What? All right, Hit them in places nobody will see. Do that. What? All right, now let's talk about 2 Chainz. He's upset at the NBA, and he wants to know why he feels like he's getting snubbed because he wasn't selected

for the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game. He said, hey, at NBA, you have never reached out for me to play and to clear some things up because it feels like I've been getting ished on by the league since 2013. There was an incident when someone in his camp insulted a female NBA staffer, and he thinks that's why.

He said he was wrong, and I apologized on his behalf. And he says that he doesn't feel like the NBA accepted his apology because he's still treated like a second-class celebrity. He said, I'm one of NBA's biggest supporters and barely get courtside tickets. Yeah, I would think the NBA would reach out to the tall celebrities first for the NBA All-Star. And he could actually play ball. I would absolutely reach out to the tall celebrities first. Yeah, because they have the

All-Star Celebrity Game roster out now. So if you want to see Rhapsody's playing, Amanda Seals is playing, Quavo, of course, Terrence J is playing. That's because they got a Carolina team because it's in Charlotte. So the Carolina team has Rhapsody, Terrence J. I don't know who else from there is on there. Who else? Chris Daughtry, Dr. Oz. That's on the got a Carolina team because it's in Charlotte. So the Carolina team has Rhapsody, Terrence J. I don't know who else from there is on there. Who else?

Chris Daughtry, Dr. Oz. That's on the away team, though. No, it's on the home team. He's playing on the home team. He's playing on the home team. Dr. Oz? Yeah, he is. Dr. Oz is from the Carolinas.

Jay Williams. I mean, maybe it's not only people from there. It says it, though. Mike Coulter. I know it says Carolina. Mike Coulter from the Carolinas. Clearly, it's not only if Dr. Oz. Is he from the Carolinas?

Not that I know of. No, I don't think so. All right. Now let's talk about Nicki Minaj. She put out a remix of Blueface's Tatiana. Check it out. I've been a bad bitch, Tatiana. And I'm still winning, Tatiana.

That's a great Tatiana. Killing everybody. Beat. Thank you, next, Ariana. You're going to have to give me Tatiana. If you're trying to get some Tatiana. I call my opps, Tatiana. Then shut down East St. Loriana. All right. Bitch, I've been a donna. He's screaming my government. Onika Tanya, you look like Nicki now. Still you Tatiana. To keep it 100, bitch, you Wakiana.

All right. Only thing is that Blueface has teased another Tatiana remix that features French Montana, YG, and Cardi B. Now, that record, Bust Down Barbiana, she put it on her official AudioMag page, and she also talked about on Queen Radio that she's going to do a new freestyle every week until her album comes. So that's going to be her fifth studio album coming. I Radio that she's going to do a new freestyle every week until her album comes. So that's going to be her fifth studio album coming.

I'm glad she's backspitting. Yeah, that freestyle was like, I ain't going to lie, at first when I first heard it, I was like, that ain't Indiana. But I was like, nah, she kind of flipped that. Nah, she backspitting. Yeah, that was kind of dope. Right, you like that? That was dope.

All right, so shout out to Nicki Minaj for that. I was about to fartiana, but I was like, nah, that's actually dope. Don't be a hateyana. I ain't hating. I had to talk. Because I heard it before, and I was like, ah. But just now, I was like, nah, she kind of killing that. All right, well, I'm Angela Yee, and that's your...

You what? I'm going to play the full version in the mix with people that didn't hear it. No, you not? You really? Yeah, you what? Don't you blockiana. Drop one of the Clues bombs for Nicki Minaj putting that pressure on him. Yes.

There was no pressure. Don't think Nicki hand not pressure on him. Yes. There was no pressure. Don't think Nicki hand not still heavy in these streets. There's no pressure. Nicki put that pressure on Envy. No pressure. What broke you? Make you change your number, Ana. Make you change your number, Ana.

What broke you? It's not that broke me. I told you. We don't have no problem with Nicki. You look at Brokiana. Power and self-defense. Defending Safiyana. I'm Chiliana.

Drop out of close bar for no Nika. Nika hand still heavy. We'll see it tomorrow. The Barb's hand is still heavy. I don't think it's not in these streets. I'm not going to play it. It's because of you, see? Don't know.

No, no, you can't keep Benny honest. Hey, Barb, y'all know what to do. Okay, if Envy renege honest, all right, jump on his ass. All right, we're going to get it on in the mix. Don't worry. And you know what? Shout out to Big Pun.

Today is the anniversary of his passing. It's been 19 years. Yes, RIP Big Pun. So let's get on some Big Pun in the mix as well. We're going to start the mix off with Big Pun. It's the breakfast. Nicky, please text me and tell me what you said to put that pressure on. Shut up.

Today we salute a Black History Month legend. His name is Shad Moss, a.k.a. Bow Wow. And the bullying of Bow Wow needs to cease. If not, you will feel the wrath of Bow Wow and his goons. Oh, y'all must have forgot. This is a Black History Month

moment. Now, what you just did by trying to quote-unquote say, you gonna end my career? See? Now you stepping out of your lane once again. So I'm gonna have to smack that ass. You feel me? So on that note, you're done.

Don't call me. I'm like T.I. What he saying, A.T.? I don't wanna kick it with y'all. I don't wanna skate with y'all. I don't wanna do nothing. That was a Black History Month moment brought to you by The Breakfast Club. Everybody, it's DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. You got a positive note, Charlamagne? Yeah, salute to everybody that came out in Chicago last night to the Meeting of Manhood event brought to you by Fellowship Chicago

and Chicago Ideas. It was myself and Devon Franklin and my man Xavier Edwards and my man Xavier Edwards and my man Pastor Charles Jenkins. We had a great conversation about black masculinity and mental health in the black community.

Salute to the homie Kendra G. I just thoroughly enjoy Chicago, which is crazy because I never thought that I would like to go to Chicago as much as I do. And we were on the south side yesterday at the church.

We was at, what's the name of Pastor Charles' church? Don't get me to lie. I love Chicago, by the way as I do. And we were on the south side yesterday at the church. We was at, what's the name of Pastor Charles' church? Don't get me to lie. I love Chicago, by the way. I do. I do. I'm going to Chicago soon as well, but I think Chicago has some of the best food, some of the best people. So, shout out to Chicago. I've been to Chicago

St. Patrick's Day, so shout out to the shot. But as soon as everybody who came out last night. You should go, Charlamagne, you're Irish. Nah. I am, but nahagne. You're Irish. Nah. I am, but nah. Oh, and Dr. Oz did his residency in North Carolina. You were really disturbed about Dr. Oz playing on this all-star team for the Carolinas. He's like, why? They hit me to let me know because I noticed that everybody on the all-star team was from the Carolinas.

I mean, it's no me on there. No J. Cole. Can you play ball? No, but it doesn't matter. So why would you be on a team if you can't even play ball? Because I'm from South Carolina. You know what I'm saying?

So what if you can't play ball? Nobody wants to lose. I'm one of the only people out here representing South Carolina on a national level, okay? Before there was a Mike Coulter, before there was a Chadwick Boseman, it was me.

I think Chadwick Boseman is a little bigger than you, bro. So what? It doesn't matter, okay? It was Mike Coulter. It doesn't matter. I was out here representing South Carolina.

So was Rhapsody. But ain't nobody called me. God bless Rhapsody. That's my favorite rapper out right now. But nobody asked me to be on there. It doesn't matter. I was out here repping for South Carolina. So is Rhapsody. But ain't nobody calling me. God bless Rhapsody. That's my favorite rapper out right now. But nobody asked me to be on there. They want to win. That's why. Yeah, they want to win.

They're not going to just put any scrub on the team. You can't even trust a net. You know? All right. Thank you for not having my back, guys. No support. Andy has your back. I want him to have my front.

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