The Breakfast Club - Fabolous and Jadakiss Interview and More

Episode Date: December 5, 2017

Today on the show we had living legends Fabolous and Jadakiss where they spoke about their highly anticipated mixtape "Freddy vs. Jason", missing the chance to be on hit records and more. Moreover, Charlamagne finally got fed up with Tyrese and his lies, and decided to bring him in front of the congregation to speak some words to him, as he was "Donkey of the Day". Also we opened up the phone lines to see what our listeners thought about Tyrese insinuating that he was guilty of marriage fraud.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Got the cameras, I'm out of here. I'm not a Greek. What kind of show is this? Let's not listen to this show. The Breakfast Club. With DJ Envy. The captain of this bitch. With Angela Yee, the only one who can keep these guys in check.

With Charlamagne Tha God. I'm a lovable asshole. And this is The Breakfast Club, bitches. Good morning, USA. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, music. We got Breakfast Club drops and stuff that say happy holidays from the artists and there's like bells playing and stuff. Maybe some DMX. How I'm producing. Did you ask for it? I shouldn't have to ask, goddammit. You shouldn't have to. They know what this season is. But you know what it is. You have to ask. I'm asking. We don't. No. This is gonna start soon. Eddie said we do. Eddie's a producer.

He should know. Alright. Well, this is the season, goddammit. I love the holidays, okay? I am enjoying every moment of the holidays. That's right. Please don't kill my vibe. Although, due to global warming, it's really not that cold out. Well, today in New York, it's going to be like 60 degrees. Well, it's not about the weather. It's about the spirits.

That's right. No, I need some snow. No, no, we don't. No, no, no, no, no. I need some snow. No, no, no, no, no. It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Why would you want a white Christmas this year?

No. Out of all years, why would you want a white Christmas this year? I actually like snow. All right. I put up the holiday lights already. The tree goes up this week. Well, I didn't put up the lights, but I got somebody to put up the lights. Yeah, keep it real, Embiid.

Yeah, I'm getting somebody to put up the tree. So I'm in the holiday spirit. I love it. I love it. I love it. And a good day to me is when I get to go home, go to the gym, kick it with the family, and then catch up on a TV show that I haven't caught up on yet. And I am all caught up on White Famous with Jay Pharoah.

Oh, man, dropping the clues bombs. You know, it's like, our boy, I've been easy with telling me how good episode six was

when everybody kept coming to the apartment. Oh, man, hilarious. I'm telling you, if you have not watched White Famous yet, watch White Famous. I haven't watched it yet.

I'm going to check it out. I only watched the first two episodes ever, but maybe I'll try. I'll give it another try. And now I'm making goodies on it. So it's Jay Pharoah, Michael Rapaport, oh, it's amazing. It's funny, two episodes ever. Maybe I'll try. I'll give it another try. And now Megan Good is on it. So it's Jay Pharoah, Michael Rapaport, Megan Good. Oh, it's amazing.

It's funny. It's funny. It's funny to me. I don't know. I got a different type of sense of humor, though. All right. I'm going to start watching it. Yes.

I got to catch up on a lot of TV. I still got to catch up on Punisher. I still got to catch up on She's Got a Habit. I saw She's Got a Habit. I watched that whole series over the holidays. So that was great. And I've been trying to watch movies. I don't watch a lot of movies. I don't watch a lot of TV, period. So over the weekend, I watched this movie called over the holidays, so that was great. And I've been trying to watch movies. I don't watch a lot of movies.

I don't watch a lot of TV, period. So over the weekend, I watched this movie called The Overnight. If you haven't seen it, it's a hilarious movie. Yeah? Yeah. Okay. You know how I pick what movies to watch on Netflix? I Google, like, best movies on Netflix right now.

And Complex always has a list, and they have, like, the top 10 movies of the week or top 20 movies. That's how I pick. It's a lot of stuff I never heard of, but usually it turns out pretty well. I'm heavy into HGTV. I be watching all those shows, whether it's flipping houses, moving to places, moving to your island, the stupid shows and people picking up their houses and flipping and making money. That's what I'm into.

I love that. My kids watch that, so I'm happy for them. I can watch Tiny House for two seconds. Tiny House? Does that come on HGTV? Yes, it does. I can watch that for two seconds. That's them. I can watch Tiny House for two seconds. Tiny House. Does that come on HGTV? Yes, it does. I can watch that for two seconds. That's stupid.

I skip over it when it comes on. I'm like, why the hell are y'all in a tiny house? Yeah, I don't watch that. And I like to watch My 600-lb Life. Just go get an apartment. Now, that would be a good mashup. 600-lb Life meets Tiny House. Now, HGTV, you want to get me hooked on the show?

That's what you do. Fit a 600-lb woman into a tiny house. All right. Well, we got some special guests joining us this morning. We have Fabulous and Jadakiss. Okay. Friday. What's the name of the album?

Friday on Elm Street? Friday on Elm Street. Friday on Elm Street is out right now. At first, it was called, like, Freddie versus Jason, right? And then they changed it. It's the same concept. Yeah, I was thinking it got that cleared using the names. Oh, okay.

That's why. Because Jason is Friday. Freddie is Nightmare on Elm Street. Right. And also we have Keisha Bottoms checking in. Yes. She's running for Atlanta mayor today. So if you're from Atlanta.

She's Atlanta's next mayor. Atlanta's next mayor. We'll put it out there. Put the energy out there. Atlanta's had a black mayor for the past 44 years. That's right. So we'll kick it with her this morning as well. Let's get the show cracking. Front page news.

What are we talking about, Ye? Imagine if your mom turns you in. Well, I'm sure you'll understand why this woman had to turn in her son. All right. We'll get into all that when we come back. Here's your guy, the Nicki Minaj. Rake it up. It's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Everybody, it's DJ Envy, Angela Ye, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We play Rake It Up in the morning for all the strippers taking their kids to school. Drop on the clues bombs for all the strippers taking their kids to school. They probably just leaving the club. You think so? 6-10?

Yeah, they leaving about. On a Tuesday? Club closes at 4, 4-30. Then they got to count all their singles. Some clubs close at 2. In other cities. Sleuth all the Scrippers up getting their kids ready for school. There you go.

All right. Well, let's get into some front page news. Now, on Monday Night Football, the Steelers beat the Bengals 23-20. Let's find out about this mom that turned in her son. Yes, this happened in California. Now, according to reports, this woman flagged down a police officer because her 18-year-old son, Joseph Boston, was sexually assaulting young boys. He confessed to sexually assaulting a 4- and 8-year-old at a $65- dollar a night motel room that was about a mile away from the police station.

But he also admitted that he molested more than 50 children since he was 10 years old in different cities where he had lived. Now, he had a room at the motel where he befriended the boys who were staying with their parents who were also guests at the motel. The children went to his room Friday night, and that's when he confessed that he molested the boys in the motel room and then he did admit he had dozens of other victims. He was charged with two counts of oral copulation on a child under the age of 10. He is now being held on a million dollars bail.

Well, as soon as you said that the mother turned him in, I knew he was a piece of pig feces. Because your mom not going to turn you in. Your mom not going to turn her back on you unless you are a very, very terrible person. Mom going to hold you down to the end. Yeah, she should to turn you in. Your mom not going to turn her back on you unless you are a very, very terrible person. Mom going to hold you down to the end. Yeah, she should have turned him in. All right.

Now let's talk about Airbnb. Now Airbnb is having an issue because people keep on finding hidden cameras in their rental homes. So another host was just caught trying to film guests without their knowledge. Now it's interesting because somebody was telling me, well, you know, my family has a home and they have cameras inside the home. I didn't know that was illegal. Of course you can't film people inside of your house. What if they're walking around naked? What if they're having sex?

You rented it out to them. So at that point in time. You just got to tell her. If you have the camera, you just got to tell her. You're not allowed to have cameras in the bathroom or in the bedroom. And if you do have any other cameras, they have to be properly disclosed to guests ahead of time. So that's what the issue is.

You can't have a hidden camera as a smoke detector. Right. You can't have anything like that. Yeah, you can't be recording me and my wife having sex, recording my kids running around naked. Right. That's a lawsuit waiting to happen. All right, so.

Mm-hmm. Unless you tell them. No, you still can't tell me. Turn the damn cameras off. I don't want to rent from you if you're recording us. Well, if you tell them, still can't tell me turn the damn cameras off I don't want to rip from you if you recording us well if you tell them then you know well definitely not doing that

right well but it's illegal completely in the bedroom and in the bathroom right alright and that's front page news now get it off your chest

800-585-1051 what happened Ashanti don't got me blocked no more hey this guy is crazy he's been just checking non-stop

he just checks non-stop. Ashanti don't got me blocked on Twitter no more, y'all. Thank you, Ashanti. 800-585-1051. Get it off your chest. If you're upset, you need to vent. Hit us up. Or if you feel blessed like Charlemagne right now. Hey, it's the little things in life, man. Goodness gracious.

800-585-1051. Phone lines are wide open. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Let's go. 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 if you got something on your mind, let it out. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's up? MBDC, what's going on? What's up, bro? Get it off your chest. Hey, man, I just want to get it off my chest, man. I just want to send condolences to my boy Mookie Petaway.

His name was Mook Moolah. He got killed. Street violence. Young dude. Didn't deserve to die. He was a very good dude, man. How did Mook get killed? Because I saw a lot of people I know saying rest in peace,

and I went on his Instagram. He was playing a dice game. But how did he get killed? I believe it was behind that dice game. I don't really want to speak too much on it, you know, street stuff, but street violence though, man. We got to put the guns down. We got to put the guns down, man. So he got shot. It's ridiculous.

Yeah, he got shot and killed, man. That's messed up, man. Right on his block. Damn it, man. That's messed up. We got to put the guns down, man. So, you know, I just wanted to say rest in peace. He was a good dude. A lot of people knew him from the 90s. He was a good dude, man. Well, here's the thing about saying put the guns down.

We got to say put the guns down all the time, not just when somebody we love gets killed by gun violence. That's a constant thing that has to happen. Absolutely. Constantly be said. I promote peace all the time, man. You know, I think once you get to a certain age, all the gangs and all that kind of activity, you got to stop that. Once you get to a certain age, man.

Crazy, bro. I seen a picture with Mook and Chinkz yesterday, and it was just like, damn. Yeah, that touched me. When I saw that picture, that really touched me, man. All right, bro. Thank you, man. No doubt, y'all. Hello, who's this?

It's Mr. Paying Ford. What's going on, Club with No Breakfast? Mr. Paying Ford, what's up, bro? You know that's us. All right, man. Well, I'm blessed because this past Saturday, I went to the streets of Patterson, and I handed out clothes to the homeless,

and I handed out hand warmers and gloves and et cetera. But it's kind of like a bittersweet thing for me because I feel like everything I do, I feel like it's too little. You know what I'm saying? I feel like it's so much more I could be doing. And I just want people to get involved, man. It's such a powerful movement.

Every little thing counts, my brother. Absolutely. Absolutely, man. So I just want anybody who's interested in donating to a good cause, go to my Instagram page, Mr. Pay It Forward, no caps, and make a donation towards a great cause, man. And everybody just stay blessed and pay it forward. All right, bro.

All right, now. He really out there, too. He really out there doing his thing. He's real. I've thrown a couple dollars his way. I've donated to the cause. He's really out there doing his thing. Smooth to my man, Mr. Pay it forward.

Hello, who's this? Snack Man was popping, bro. Oh, God. Hey, Snack Man, where you been at? Yeah, so. Okay, listen. Hey, Snag Man, where you been at? Yeah, so... Wait, hold on. Snag Man is our friend who's a comedian. No, it's your friend that's a comedian.

I asked Santa to make you go away for Christmas. Colin Kaepernick got signed. No, he didn't. By the Pittsburgh Kneelers, yo. All right, Snag Man. Have a blessed day, Snag. All right, man. This is exactly why I be asking Santa to take you away. I got a joke for you. That was your only joke of the day, bro. That's a Man. Have a blessed day, Snack. This is exactly why I'll be asking Santa to take you away. I got a joke for you.

That was your only joke of the day, bro. It's a wrap. Have a nice day. Bye. This girl has been asking out. Yo, it hasn't happened for that quarter driving through town, so I decided to bump her hoopty with my truck just to get

a court date. Man, I can't wait. I can't wait till a girl says that you sexually harassed her so then you can disappear forever. My goodness. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. Hit us up right now.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Pick up the mother, mother phone and dial. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed. Say it with your chest. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club.

So you better have the same energy. Hello, who's this? Good morning, Breakfast Club. How are you? Good morning. Get it off your chest, mama. Okay, so this morning I want to talk about struggle shaming because I see it a lot in our community.

I'm a professional woman. I'm a professional woman. I own a professional business and I'm in professional environments. And anytime the topic of Cardi B comes up, it always shifts the conversation to her start. Okay. Yeah. Like everybody don't start somewhere.

So what's the problem? Did you mute us again? She muted us again. You muted us again. Her face hit the mute button. I'm sorry. Oh my God. I'm sorry. We what's the problem? Did you mute us again? She muted us again. You muted us again. Her face hit the mute button. I'm sorry. Oh, my God. I'm sorry.

We're not going to mute shame you. You got a struggle phone right now. Go ahead. Finish what you were saying, Mama. I got to the point where I was just so freaking annoyed that I actually did a cover to her song, Bodak Yellow. Now, I have a master's degree in business, 44 years old, but I did this laborious project not only as a nod to her and her journey

because I have my own story and we all have one, but just to say it doesn't matter where you start, it's where you finish. You're damn right. If we stop struggle-shaming people from what they need to, from what they need to do to get to where they are, then more of us will be more comfortable with sharing our stories and ultimately it will better everybody. Please

y'all, check out the video. Let's hear you do a verse right now. Let's hear a verse right now. Do a verse now. Um, let me see. You're over 40, baby. Don't try to remember no raps at 6 o'clock in the morning. And you know, listen, listen, and you know it's right. I'm on my way to the gym.

I'm not in that mind space right now. I already know. But look at, please look at the video. It is not what I, my Instagram is Latia underscore LBP. L-A-T-I-A underscore LBP. Have a blessed day, boo. When you're over 40, man, the last thing you need to be doing

is trying to exercise your left brain in the morning, all right? Give yourself until about 7, 8 o'clock. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. We got rumors on the way, Yee? Yeah, let's talk about Oprah and OWN. Find out what just happened. There was a cash transaction.

We'll tell you what that is. Also, find out who had the best album, according to Time Magazine. And we love this young lady. All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk album of the year, according to Time Magazine. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On The Breakfast Club.

So listen up. Well, according to Time Magazine, SZA's Control is the best long form release of the year because of her witty songs marked by gorgeously sparse R&B production and ironclad melodies. I am absolutely positively

not mad at that at all. I was thinking about that this morning because I was thinking about my top five albums of the year and all of them were rap. But then I was like, well, SZA can't be considered hip hop

because I had her in there as well. Well, SZA's considered hip-hop, I think. I know, it's not. It's R&B. Yeah, she's R&B. What are you talking about? Stop it.

Sit down some way, A&B. It's R&B. Well. No, it's R&B. But yeah, SZA, absolutely. I'm not mad at that at all. All right, well, let me ask you a question.

I thought that was a great acknowledgement for her first album. They put Mary in hip-hop, right? In Mary hip-hop? No, she's R&B. She was the queen of hip-hop, so she was always R&B.

They never put her, they're not going to put her in Jay-Z, I don't think, in the same category for a rap album. She would have got nominated for a hip-hop album. No, it'd going to put her in Jay-Z, I don't think, in the same category. She would have gotten nominated for a hip-hop album. I'd be rap. But Jay-Z's 444 is my favorite rap album of the year. And then Scissor Control is my favorite R&B album.

Scissor Control is dope. But it is one of my top three to five albums of the year, Scissor Control. All right, now Time has also revealed their short list for Person of the Year, 10 nominees. Donald Trump is one person who was nominated, even though he says that he turned down an offer. Because they haven't decided who it is going to be yet. There's 10 nominees. What do you mean person of the year? Like worst person of the year?

Horrible person of the year? Time, when they do person of the year, it could be somebody that is most hated. Or it could be somebody that has done a lot of good. Because Colin Kaepernick was also nominated. But Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, was nominated as well. All right, Tom. Your list is trash. Your nominees are trash already.

If you start off with Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un, I mean, Hitler was on the cover before. They said it could have been a worse person. Well, they got to put an adjective in front of it. They can't just say person of the year. No, it's just person of the year. That's what they do every single year. Now, there's also movements that have been nominated.

The Me Too movement that represents women who have been talking about sexual harassment and assault and encouraging others to come forward. Also, Dreamers, which I think is great. They're young adults whose legal status in the U.S. has been put in limbo this year. And I actually went to a dinner for supporting

protecting the Dreamers over the weekend because they're going to actually have a rally in D.C. tomorrow. So I'm going to post some more information about that. But there's 800,000 young Dreamers. There are people who actually came to the country, who have been living here since they were like five years old. And this is what they call home, the United States.

And they could potentially lose their ability to work and be subject to being deported if we let this act not get passed. All those movements are very important. I would have to go to Me Too movement, though, because they are really changing the culture. They're going to change people's behavior. That's really going to make the world a better place in a few years. Right. So there's a lot of people that have been nominated, but I was just giving you an idea

of some of those people. And I will post some more information about the DREAM Act so that you guys can participate if you want to go to the rally in D.C., if you want to do anything to support, to make sure these people who know the United States is home. And I actually saw two women got up and spoke. And they are DREAMers also. One of them was saying how hard it is to not be able to get citizenship. You don't have a Social Security number.

You can't work. You can't even get a car. And she said her mom would walk two miles to work as a housekeeper and two miles home every single day just because she wasn't allowed to drive because you weren't allowed to get a car. And she said her mom would walk two miles to work as a housekeeper and two miles home every single day. Just because she wasn't allowed to drive because you weren't allowed to get a license. All right. Now, congratulations to Kandi Burris from Escape. She is actually now going to be in Chicago. If you remember, she's not joining Escape on tour.

And she's not going to be doing the next album with them. And that's because she said she was preparing for Broadway, among a few more things. So she is going to be playing the next album with them, and that's because she said she was preparing for Broadway among a few more things. So she is going to be playing the role of Mama Morton, and she's going to start her eight-week run next year at the beginning of January. Wow. What's Skate Without Candy, though? I know it's hard, but it's hard because they didn't plan to come back together. Stop it. What?

You know. Stop it, man. What? What's Skate Without Candy? Would you want to see Skate Without Candy? I mean, she's a big part of Skate. I don't care. Like, to be honest with you, what are you up with? I think it'd be nice if she was... I want to see Escape Without Candy? I mean, she's a big part of Escape. I don't care. Like, to be honest with you, what are you up with? I think it'd be nice if she was...

I want to see the whole group. But she also can't put on pause the other things that she has going on. Boom. That's what Charlamagne is trying to say. They all equally need each other.

Absolutely. That's what I mean. I don't want to see Escape Without Candy. I don't want to see Escape Without all the members. But if she's not going to be there, I don't want to see it.

And I will say, I fell down a wormhole of Escape this weekend because I didn't know that see Escape Without All the Members. Exactly. But if she's not going to be there, I don't want to see it. And I will say, I fell down a wormhole of Escape this weekend. Because I didn't know that show was even on. Oh. Yeah. So you watched it? I watched all four episodes on Bravo this weekend. That show was pretty entertaining.

There you go. All right. I found it very entertaining. Give it up for Escape. All right. Discovery Communications is paying $70 million, and they are taking a majority interest in OWN. That's Oprah Winfrey's network.

I had Oprah. Before that, they had a 50-50 joint venture, and now they're going to be taking about almost 75% ownership of OWN. So that's, I guess, she's still going to, Oprah's still chief executive of the network, and she's going to still work exclusively for OWN through 2025. Why y'all never send Oprah GoFundMes? I don't never see y'all bothering Mother O with GoFundMes. They probably do. They probably do. You bother all of us with GoFundMes.

They probably do. I'll be in her comments. I won't be seeing nobody send Oprah no GoFundMes. Are you in her DMs? They probably all in Oprah's DMs. I'm going to go look right now. Who does Oprah follow that would send her a DM about a GoFundMe? You don't have to follow anybody to get DMs. Tyrese, the only person would probably

send Oprah a GoFundMe and a DM. She probably definitely unfollowed him by now. All right, well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report. All right, when we come back, Fabulous and Jadakiss will be in the building. Of course, they got a new album out right now, Friday on Elm Street, and we'll kick it with them. So don't go anywhere. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest. What's It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest. What's the special guest in the building? Freddie and Jason.

Fabulous and Jadakiss. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. It took y'all long enough, David, to get this done. Yo, man. It was like three years. There you go. Get right into that. It was like three years.

It was like three years, man. In internet dog years, maybe. Yeah. Not in real life. Don't let the internet rush you, young blood. How long did it take you? Friday on Elm Street. How long did it take?

We announced it. We made a mistake. I think it was a year, though. It was over a year. A year's not crazy. But that's not crazy. And we started and stopped. And we wanted the project to come out in the fall, winter versus this.

We don't feel like this project was a summer, spring project. Definitely hoodie. Definitely hoodie music. I thought it was Halloween. I thought it was supposed to come out in the fall, winter versus this. We don't feel like this project was a summer, spring project. Definitely hoodie. Definitely hoodie music. I thought it was Halloween. I thought it was supposed to come out on Halloween two Halloweens ago. Damn, M.E. I've been waiting for a minute.

Who approached who about making this project, though? I came to KISS because we were doing the freestyles every Friday. KISS was doing with Envy. I was doing with Clue. And I felt like it was generating a lot of talk, a lot of interest.

You know, we had the ears, you know what I mean, on hip-hop at the time. And I was like, yo, Kiss, why don't we take advantage of this? It's a good opportunity to take advantage when you got people's ears. People, like, underestimate that. Like, everybody's not always listening. You know, some people, you miss projects every day. Just because you don't, you know, everybody's in their own life. Yeah, and a lot of music comes out.

So if you got people paying attention to you, you got to take advantage of that. Now, that might have been three years ago now that you say that. I ain't going to lie. The Freestyle Friday. We did the Freestyle Friday at the top of 2016. It was the top of 2016. It was a long ago. It was the top of 2016.

It was like March or something like that. Let me look it up. I'm going to let y'all know, see who's lying. Now, how hard was it to work with each other? Because both of you guys are on different schedules, different shows, different platforms, different places to get y'all together in the same studio. How hard was that? It really not that hard. It really wasn't.

He's a cool guy, man. He's a cool guy. He's a cool guy to work with, man, to be around. You know, it's not some artist you like, all right. Yeah, so it wasn't, you know. We both were flexible in working with each other. Like, you know, I went up to Yonkers. He came out on the jersey.

We worked in each other's studios. You know what I'm saying? Now, Kiss has been known to take a long time to do records sometimes. Yeah, a lot of times. Yo, that's like the Mifflin Rock Kiss. He laughing. That's smooth.

That's like a Mifflin Rock but this one, it is. I go high. I mean, let the cat out the back. He's the king of the curve. When I take you home,

it's because I don't like that. Yeah, there it goes. There it goes. That's what I say Going into a news like yo man You gonna get kissed or what I'm like yeah we just gonna get it done

And we got it done I ain't never feel none of that You didn't see none of that y'all talking about Cause it's not It's a little shit around kiss You wanna reverse some kiss It take forever Most people that feel that way, they did me greasy.

They did something to me. Well, you said yourself you're the king of the curve. Yeah, because I had to learn how to. You know who I learned it from? Who? Cole. Know what I mean? I learned from the best.

So basically, when you take long with Envy, it's because you really don't like him. No, no. Envy was my man. It was in the backcourt together. So it wasn't like him. Envy was my... It was in the backcourt together. I'm talking about like an art. Even like a Khaled. Khaled called me for one of his albums. I'm taking long

because he does stuff. No, I like him, but he calls for... I do the same thing, though. I do the same thing, too. You're doing the same thing. So I don't, you know what I mean? I understand.

And sometimes it's timing. Sometimes the timing could be off. You could be doing something else. You could be working on something. Everybody takes it personal sometimes. You know what I mean? People want what they want from you when they want it. And the reciprocation of the same. You can miss hits like that sometimes, though.

Yeah. Every artist, and y'all should ask them that when they come in. Every artist that missed a hit record because either they didn't do it, they was, you know what I mean, doing their own thing or just missed a hit. Tell us something y'all missed. Your record with Nicki. That would have been a hit if it had came out the right time. Nah, that was just a Clarence thing.

Grace Jones never wanted to clear that record. What did you miss, Fab? What record did you miss? Remember the record with Rick Ross, and I think it was Nelly on it. Yeah, I missed that record. That was your record? I was supposed to actually come in when he said, Tell the Truth, Life, Fabulous, something like that.

And I was supposed to come in right there. But I was just running and didn't get to do the verse in time. What about you, Kid? I'm with you more money, more problems. I thought you wrote that. supposed to come in right there. But I was just running and didn't get to do the verse in time. And, man. What about you, kid? I missed more money, more problems. I thought you wrote that. I thought you wrote post-verse for that. No, Mace wrote that.

I wrote the Benjamins, some other stuff. I missed more than that. I was supposed to be on that song. Me, on one. So it was supposed to be all four of y'all. Yeah, I was going to be on it. And let's talk about Mace. You brought Mace up.

This perfect, perfect song. Oh, here we go. Yes, Mace. This is perfect because now, you know, when M going to be honest. And let's talk about Mace. You brought Mace up. This perfect, perfect segment. Oh, no, no, yes, Mace. This is perfect because now, you know, when Mace first came out. No, listen, before we get to that, Mace was breaking down his Oracle disc, the cam. And he was talking to Genius. And he said, people hold Jadakiss up there as one of the greats. It's just my path didn't request me to be that lyrical.

I was a lot better looking, so I didn't have to be a dirty artist. Now, were you aware that Mase thinks he looks better than you? Nah, man. I don't think he looks better than me. My personal opinion. My personal opinion. Look, you know.

When that diss came out, Charlamagne talked about that a lot. He was really offended that Mase was concerned about his looks and that he was like... It was that, but it was more so this.

I was like, look, man. Mase was always cool. He was a he was like... It was that, but it was more so this. I was like, look, man, Mase was always cool. He was a cool rapper. But I don't ever remember him being held up in high lyrical regard with the likes of Kiss. I think Mase was nice, though. Mase came in, he was a monster. He wanted to come in, but me being... It was a different style

from him. Us being with him early, he told us, once it goes good for me, I'm shiny suitin' it. And he had that. That was his plan. So that's why I ain't never mad at him. He was all for going that other route that Puff had for him. He never planned on staying reppin' the hood.

You know what I mean? He planned on, I'm going Rockettes with it. I just think lyrically. Rockette. I just think lyrically. I don't even think he was top five on Bad Boy. Lyrically. I say big, you, Styles, Sheik, G-Depth, and Black Rock.

Lyrically. You can't put G-Depth before murder. I'm talking about bars. I ain't talking about nothing else. That's what we talking about. We ain't talking about dance moves and shiny suits. We talking about just bars. You think Mase is better than Depp?

I do, too. Mase used to spit. Yeah, Mase used to spit. Mase, Mase, Mase, why don't you take off all of the, clear everything off. Mase used to spit. Mase could give you some,

Mase used to spit. Yeah, there was a Mase. Mase used to spit. B-Dot from Rap Radar told me Mase was better than Styles. He lost his mind. That's what he told me this weekend. We was having a big debate about it.

He went a little too far with that. I lost respect for you, B-Dot. I had a lot of respect for your ears. Next question. What did y'all think of the Mase? Because I know you're both lyrical rappers. Mase is Oracle Records. I thought it was good for hip-hop on the aspect of what it was.

You know what I mean? What you think, Fat? I thought he had some bars. I think his delivery was a tiny bit rusty, but that might be just because he don't, you know, I don't know when the last time Mase has put out records. You know what I mean? But I think the bars was there.

I actually spoke to Mase the day he put that out, actually. He actually called me. Wow, you wrote the record with him. I actually was surprised that I was even getting a call from him. And I spoke to Cam that same day. This was a weird day for me. What did Mase call you for? I was having my birthday party.

So I guess it's Segway, but it started with just call. And I don't really answer numbers that ain't stored in my phone. So I asked up and he was like, yo, I had to spank him. I'm like, yo, who this? Wow. I had to spank him. And he was like, it's murder. So I was like, oh, what up?

The ace was good. And then we just started talking. You know what I mean? He was talking about that. He was talking about, you know, he was letting Cam. Cam had been taking shots at him for years, and he kept shooing it away. You know what I mean? And then later on that night, I spoke to Cam.

Cam called me. Cam said he was going to play the record at your party. Yeah, he said he was coming to the party. Both of them never ended up showing up to the party, though. But, you know what I mean? Cam was telling me, yeah, we going there. He posted something on Instagram. I was like, oh, man, like, I don't want no beef tensions at my party.

I want just a nice, smooth, good party. Oh, that would have been terrible if Mason Cameron got to do that. Yeah, we don't want no hell up in Harlem up in the party, like, you know what I mean? Alright, we got more with Fabulous and Jadakiss when we come back. Don't move. 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. We have Fabulous and Jadakiss in the building, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We have Fabulous and Jadakiss in the building. Charlamagne? Well, back to Freddie vs. Jason. I feel like you guys have made adult contemporary hip-hop. That was the hardest. You know how they take them things and put them?

That line you said about the album should be. That jam song. Somebody should take it and do some marketing around that. Because it's age appropriate. I feel like y'all embracing OG status. Y'all giving the young boys game. Like, it feels age appropriate. I feel like y'all embracing OG status, y'all giving the young boys game. Like, it feels age appropriate. Was that on purpose?

Nah. We didn't go for no, whatever the sound is now or no age demographic. We just went in there and made the music we thought was appropriate for the project.

It was more about just the project as a whole, like, sonically. And I even took the fabulous out of it because I wasn't trying to make radio singles or a joint for the girls or, you know what I mean?

It was just about me and Kiss coming together for this project. I'm not talking about drugs that much. I'm really being slighted. You're talking about the Nino Browns turning into Pookies now, too. Is that disappointing for you guys to hear that in the music? Hardball. That's just what it is because, you know, we came from the drug selling era and this is now

the drug using era. Yeah. So that was a great line. I think they both was morally wrong but at the same time it's not something And that era,

I always say the drug dealer looks a little cooler than the junkie. So that's how I relate. That's facts. If your eyeballs work. But they all end up the same place though.

They all end up in jail dead or in a bad space That's why I said it's morally wrong But if you're just looking at the image of it You know what I mean Which one would you rather be A ball player Some of the ball players are junkies too Look at the story like

Oh Drug dealer turned into The iconic figure of the world. There's always a chance you can make it out. Who's the junkie Ho? DMX. Russell Simmons. Sam.

There's a lot of people. Russell Simmons talks about all the drugs he uses. X was a bad offer at one point right here. X is still having issues though DMX should be exempt From jail Just because I feel like He's got a higher calling

Like you don't need to be in jail What's jail gonna do for X X need to be in Rehab or something Like help the brother out That's the same thing You could say about Meek Mills Like there's a lot of people

Who turn their live around And you know They mean more You know On the streets Or than they would in jail Like Meek's situation Is really A situation that came From a long time ago And he's He's progressed more on the streets than they would in jail. Meek's situation is really

a situation that came from a long time ago and he's progressed in so many different ways, but they still are holding him to this thing he might have did when he was 19 years old. That's part of being living and catching the case in the Commonwealth state. But they need to change it though.

They could use him as an example for probation. If they want, they could use him as an example for probation. If they want, they could send him on a tour and talk to kids who are on probation and show them that, you know, you could come from that situation and do more. I just think that he could do more outside of jail than inside. Like, they're making an example out of him more than, like, you know, helping him. Let's talk about some of these bars, man. He said, I tell you what you need to hear, not trying to insult you. I'm too old to kid you.

I got to adult you. Yeah, that's just like, you know, when you're talking to somebody, I guess when you get to a certain age, like you're not trying to, you know what I mean? Everybody talking about keeping it real, but it's just really about just being forward and communicating. You know what I'm saying? Like sometimes you have situations where it's an issue. I just had, like, a little

issue with Keisha Cole that I didn't even really know about. It was really somebody else that told her something and she never really checked in with me to see if I felt like that. But I felt a little funny tension with her. Like, you know, every time I seen her, she would duck off or she

ain't speak or she ain't, you know what I mean? So it was a little weird. But we had the party together so I don't know if Fendi went over there and said something to her because he knows her too, so I think he might have went over there and she just felt like, you know, a lot of people think like, Fab, like, I don't yeah, he ain't rocking with me, I don't

so she was over there and I think he told her like, nah, Fab ain't got no problem with you, like, you know, come over. So when she came over I'm like, what's up with you, Keisha, man? What's going on? And she started explaining it. And she told me, yeah, Ruggs told me this. And da-da-da-da-da.

I'm like, Ruggs? Oh, boy. I'm like, oh. So, you know. How you got beef with Keisha Cole? That's what I was saying. I don't want no beef with Keisha. Keisha from wild Oakland.

I don't want no beef with Keisha. But, nah, it was just really a misunderstanding. And just us not talking is what let it go first. You know what I mean? Because when you see somebody and they don't speak to you, you take in defense of it. So you're like, yo, what's wrong with Keisha? So that's where, you know what I mean?

But we talked. We took a shot at 1942. And, you know, the rest was history. Y'all was adulting. Y'all adulting. Yeah. Now, Jada, you said one thing about the devil. He gonna always pop up, pitchfork with a shovel.

Mm-hmm. That's just like, you know, when you in the space or you doing something positive or you trying to accomplish something, a monkey wrench is gonna always come in. You know what I mean? The devil is always gonna try to test you or see where you at with it. You just gotta overcome all of that. Yeah, everything I do would be like an angel on one shoulder and a little devil on the other shoulder. Definitely.

Now, how did the loss of Ice Pick affect you, Kiss? Because, I mean, Pick was... It tore me apart. It was everything, you know what I mean? And for somebody that you see all the time and you see as a... I mean, he was... God bless the dead, rest in peace, Pick. A man's man's savage. Like, you need him for something, he was a man's man savage.

Like, you need him for something, he's there, you know? This album was actually like a rehabilitation or, you know what I mean? Just like a test to get me over it a little bit, somewhat. Because when he passed on me, it finished me. Like, he was my A&R. He was my partner. He's like my big brother. Even without nothing to do with music,

like real life stuff with my kids. When I was sending my son to college, he just helped me with all kinds of stuff. He'd call me in the morning, yo, work out, take your vitamins. I'm going to call you back. Then we're going to talk some industry. So he was just on me.

You know what I mean? So once I lost him, it was like a big loss, a big void in my whole circle. So, you know what I mean? This project right here is helping me get back into the swing of things. He was a real healthy guy too, though. That's the part that killed me. He ate all watercress. He could ride his bike from Harlem to Brooklyn.

Nah, he was one of the strongest people I know ever. But, you know what I mean? When you were hurt, like when something, when a cancer dog is just crazy, you could be, it don't matter. Cancer don't care who or what you are or what you, when it hits you, it hits you. Yeah.

You named the song Ice Pick, but it's not about Ice Pick. No, because he actually gave that beat. He picked that beat. Oh, all right. You know what I mean? So that's the least I could do. I'd probably do a song in his name down the line. I just had to, for him being involved in the project, he had to do something for his name.

Pick one of them dudes, too, that in his passing life, everybody, you know, had love for him. Yeah, he was like a human insect. Yeah. I don't know nobody that don't like this. Everybody, everywhere he go, they love him. And that's rare, because you know what I mean? It's rare, that's rare.

When you pass, it's somebody that be like this. But he, him, one of them people that... That's terrible. Who don't like insects? That's funny. When you pass, it's somebody that be like, but he's with him, one of them people that... That's terrible. Who don't like incense? That's funny as hell. Who don't like... That's a good way to describe it. Who don't like incense?

Now, our pray is really dope on that record, too. Fab, you say you don't pray as much as we should. We call in bad times. Don't stay in touch when we good. Is that something you've been battling with recently, like your spirituality? I mean, I think it's part of me, but I think that's a lot with everybody. You know what I'm saying?

And sometimes people, you know, just move it over. You know, like when somebody wins an award, they say, I'd like to thank God. But they don't thank God on a daily to get to that award. You know what I mean? They thank God every time. Or they call or they pray to God when something bad is going on. You know what I'm saying? God, please don't let this happen.

Somebody's in a time of need, you know what I mean? But, you know what I mean? I just wanted to speak that into the world and even to change how people feel about thanking God or praying. You know what I mean? All right, we got more with Fab and Jada. Kids, when we come back, let's get to a Fab and Jada mini mix. Let me know your favorite Fab and Jada joint. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Let me know your favorite Fab joint. Your favorite Jada joint. Let's go. DJ and me. Then you gotta breathe, then you gotta, then you gotta Yo, these s*** can't breathe when I come through Hum to some shoes, gotta be 20, man It's not even funny, they can't It's so cold, too tight, the left looks too right You know what, you right, these s*** can't

Look, look, they hearts race and they start chasing But I'm so fast when I blow past That they can't pin the presence of the man Your future look better than your past If you present with the man You better You can't share my air I walk a mile in the pair I wear

And I'm getting better year by year Like they say wine do Cops couldn't smell me if you brought the canines through And I pace myself I know these money hungry want to chase my wealth But I keep them on a diet Embrace they health Or even keep them on a diet, embrace they health Or even keep them on the quiet and space myself

And just take a deep breath DJ Envy Why is Jay the kiss as hard as it gets? Why is the industry designed to keep the artists in debt? And why them dudes ain't riding if they party a set? And why they never get it popping, but they party to death. Yeah. And why they gonna give you life or murder?

Turn around, only give you eight months for a burner. It's going down. Why they selling people CDs for under a dime? And if it's all love, daddy, why you come with your nine? Why my homies ain't get that cake? Why is the brother up north better than Jordan that didn't get that break? Why you in stock instead of trying to be fly? Why is ratting at an all-time high? Why are you even alive? Here we go. You can find a woman like a soldier Holding her down She treats me like a don

Watches for the hit Checks where I go Even watches who I'm with The right when I'm wrong So I never slip Show me how to move That's why I never trip And baby girl, you so major

They should front page ya God bless the parents who made ya Missing a finger, anybody who hate The way we burn it up DJ, DJ, DJ Let's go. Let me know your favorite fab joint, your favorite kiss joint. Let's go. You know where I'm taking it. Taking it right there.

It leave me no choice. She said she was a model for a year and a half. It's DJ Envy and Jay Envy. The People's Choice Mix. The People's Choice Mix. So Swiss, gotta put the top down, drive by my old school just to make my day, lose it. Always said I'd be a dropout. Only right, I'll bring the dropout. Look, and every day is first class. Not bad for the kid who never made his first class. I'm in homeroom with Jada. If you miss something, rewind that.

Memories take you back to the time. Take the time to remember that you can't get the time back. Now your boy's invincible got me teaching principles it just make me want to holler you can't even get a dollar because i can't talk sense to you they want to front till you jump in the back shorty named rosa jump in the back house party days you get jumped in the back nowadays the jump balls just jump in the back swish my jumper is back the bars is up high jumper is back. The bars is up, high jumper is back. Gonna make one of the gremlins jump from the back. Put the strap over the shoulder like the jumpers is back.

Yeah, the hero step, the German Ruger. You already know, boy, he's a Kruger. Kill, still move keys to Uber. Real, still gotta feed the shooters. First comes the torture, then the abuser. Are you the victim? Are you the accuser? Nowadays, the dealers worse than the users. Besides that, the system abuser Are you the victim, are you the accuser? Nowadays the dealers, worse than the users

Besides that the system, thirsty to lose price The Breakfast Club That was a Fab and Jada mini-mix Morning everybody, it's DJ Envy, Angela Yee Charlamagne Tha God, we are The Breakfast Club We have Fabulous and Jada in the building Charlamagne? Let's talk about it with Tiana Taylor

I feel like y'all made that record before the election And then went back in when the election was over. It was, right? You can tell. That's it. That's it. It was done. The whole song was done last year.

That's how you know that conversation still needed to be had because it was done before the election, and now we're still having the same conversation. The Kaepernick, the NFL, the Trump killing, all of that has still been going on since we even made that record, so, you know, it's definitely that song was about having

a conversation, let's talk about what's going on, let's not keep letting it just, you know, happen and nobody say nothing and remain silent about it, or, you know, just in music, it needs to be said too, you know what I mean music, it needs to be said too. You know what I mean? Because there was a ball kid said,

he said, is Hillary going to let all the drug dealers that Bill put in? Yeah. That was definitely before. That was when Hillary was. You know, only one who caught that. Well, you already know what's going to happen. That's what we thought Hillary was going to do. Hillary is going to win.

You also said on that record, kids, we could talk about guns before us to get them. So you all for your Second Amendment rights? Definitely. I mean, I think it's going to be a time when you're going to need some firearms to protect yourself, you know what I mean? Not to walk around or just carry them recklessly like you used to be in the 90s and early 80s, but as far as protecting your family

and showing your family and loved ones how to shoot and properly work a firearm and things of that nature is going to be needed in the future. You ask me. I mean, I think it's needed now. I think, I mean, especially if you can own it. And a lot of them southern states where you're allowed to own, you need to. If you go to some of them down the Mason Dixon line, the whole family is snipers. Everybody got a gun down there.

Maybe in the South, you can't even, you might as well not even argue unless you're prepared to shoot Dracos at the gas station. Behind the scene and they pick up all that. Atlanta open carry. You can carry in Atlanta.

You also said, let's talk about the fact we more than IG post with smart captions. Black actors stop acting and start action. I'm just saying that we need to speak up from every... I guess a lot of times rappers

because we got on a mic and we speak down to the youth. they look for only to us. But there's other role models, there's other people with platforms that need to speak out too. Like I said, we need more Kaepernick and not just with the rapper kicking. So that's where the actor thing is because a lot of actors, they big actors and stuff, too. But they get to, like, play their roles, go back in their crib. You don't really see them that much when it's not movie time or promo time. Not saying all, you know, just some of them. And same thing with athletes.

You know what I'm saying? They have a job to do, too. But at the same time, they could, you know, that's not going to stop them from being able to play ball or doing, you know what I mean? And we've seen that within the NFL where people showing their opinions. So sometimes it is a little risk because they can show their opinions and then the team as a whole have a problem with them, you know what I mean? But I think if you're standing up against injustice the same way Kaepernick did, you put that to the front and worry about the rest later.

And you said Kerr got the credit but forgot about Mark Jackson. I'm trying to... No, not to discredit Kerr. Because I think some people took it as I was trying to bash Kerr. But it was just that Mark Jackson, I feel like, helped put that team together. And, you know, they just kind of like, you know, they brought Kerr in

and everybody kind of forgot that Mark, what he did. You know what I mean? They would have even presented them with a ring. Like he gave them that. Absolutely. He put that together and then shipped them off like that. They just act like he never had none of that. Like a metaphor for white or black people doing the work.

Why are you taking the credit type of thing? It could be taken that way. I just, yeah, I was kind of just stating that, you know, we can't forget and we need to speak up. The whole song was about talking about something. That was something that was just on my mind.

That, you know, Mark Jackson didn't get any credit for putting that team together. Or maybe he did in a certain light, but like he said, he didn't get a ring. He didn't get, you know, recognition from me. And kids, why do the Locks keep giving out these four-packs? I mean, you know, that's what it is. I mean, you got to give out some samples. We got the full fledge coming, though. Right now.

Soon. I'm saying that for like 15. 15. It's that big. They've been saying it. It's been about 10 years now. Nah, 15. 15 easy.

Did you ever find out if Irv blocked Ashanti from being in the video? I seen a comment. Irv said he did. I seen a comment. He said he did. He said that was kind of his. He made a mistake. Yeah, he said he should have.

He should have did that. You ever spoke to him about it? No, not yet. Not yet. Not yet. It's a couple people. Like, that's when you do podcasts, all them stories and all them little thoughts. Like, that's why I don't even be liking doing podcasts.

You start thinking, it did curve me then. You know what I mean? But it be other times sometimes. You know what I mean? I don't know what happened. I just know that they ain't do it at that time. I felt like So Into You was a big record. That's just a wedding record.

I get married. I'm having them do that. And they swear to me. Me and Ashanti. Because he claimed Ashanti. He he claimed Ashanti, too. He threw Ashanti under there, too. So I got a good relationship. I'm going to hear Ashanti say it.

Oh, we already asked her. She said she didn't know anything about that. She said she don't even know what happened. She did the record, and that was that. That went over her head. That's what her office was. Yeah. Jada, did you really want to throw the refrigerator off the roof on Puff?

Thinking back on it? Maybe not a double door. Maybe just a regular joint. A one door joint. A little mini fridge? Nah, you know, that whole thing was just like having to

you know, just just like beefing with your big brother joint. You know what I mean? But you can see how much power Puff used to wield. Because I remember even the joint on the Rough Riders compilation, he was like, definitely don't ask me nothing about it. And it was bleeped out.

The contract they had, once we got off, it was a gag order. Then you know you got to pay. You say anything, you mention his name or anything like that, it was like a million dollars Get the f*** out of here It's so crazy We would've had to pay Puff is smart

If I let you go You can't say my name Right it makes sense Don't tag me Don't drag me through We would've had to pay Something crazy You know Puff is Puff

You can't He can go at it With anybody You can't We fortunate to Be able to be alive You know what I mean With that whole Let the locks go campaign So I love Anybody. You can't. We fortunate to be able to be alive. You know what I mean?

With that whole Let the Locks Go campaign. So I love him. I love him. Picket signs and all that. He really showed us the game. Him and Rough Riders, they showed us from young men how to become men and learn the business. And all the experiences we went through on them labels is what made us who we are today. Just learning what not to do and how to carry yourself appropriately. Now, Jadakiss, let's go back to what you were saying earlier.

You've been planning your wedding? Nah, not yet. Because you said you already know what songs and everything. Nah, nah. Come on, Angel. You didn't see where she going? I said, when, when. When and if and when,

that song's going to be in my wedding. What's been pushed back more, the wedding or the lockdown? Nah, nah, nah, I never planned a wedding and pushed it back. I never gave you no release date. All right. Let the locks go. They want to hear it in their wedding. I got to go home. I like that guy thinking about what songs they want to hear in their wedding. Because I got to go home.

I ain't playing with y'all. It's important. You know what I mean? Songs is important. I be getting offers that do like so into you at weddings. I be turning them down.

You only doing it at one wedding. Just at yours. Right. Why get married now though? I didn't say I'm getting married. Okay, all right. That's for the, though? I didn't say I'm getting married. Okay, all right. That's for the woman, though.

You brought it up. You said that's my wedding song. Women like that. Because I'm planning it in my mind. You know what I'm saying? In my mind. You got to be preppy. Men, you're good.

We can co-style. Men, you're good. What do we need to do all of that for? We mentally married. Yeah, you already married. Women, they need that. You know, they want the dress. They, you good. What do we need to do all of that for? We mentally married. Women, they need that, you know, they want the dress, they want the title, they want to ring the flaunt. You know what I mean? Look, we got this Fab album

out the way. We're going to do this Lox album, then my next solo album, then we can get married. Damn, man. I'll buy you about 15 years. I'll get you about 15 years. Friday on M Street, ladies and gentlemen. Everywhere now. Stream it.

Download it. No. All right. Well, there you have it. Fab. Jadakiss Friday on Elm Street. Download it. Stream it now.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is the Rumor Report.

Talk to them. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, the judge in Meek Mill's case has denied his request for bail. The judge, Jenny Sprinkley, says that he's a flight risk and he is a danger to the community. And denying him bail, she also says that his clean drug tests were not valid and saying that he may have used something called Fast Flushed to clean out his system. And she's also saying that he might have lied to police and his probation officer about his address. But how is he a danger to the community, though? Those are very strong words.

Those are very specific things. She would have to tell us how he is a danger to the community. I don't know if that's smart for the judge, especially since so many people, you got the government going at the judge, you got the FBI investigating the judge. It seems like she's being pettier and pettier and pettier. Meek Mill may be irresponsible,

but I don't think he's a danger to the community. And I hope, I would pray that nobody that know, nobody that's affiliated with Meek Mill or nobody that's really a fan of Meek Mill would be sending threatening messages to this judge because she would probably use that against him. Now, one of the attorneys has said that her decision continues her long pattern of unfair treatment of Meek and they are planning to appeal.

Why don't you just recuse herself from the case and let some other judge do it? Absolutely, yeah. It's probably gone too far now and she has a point to appeal. Why she don't just recuse herself from the case and let some other judge do it? Absolutely, yeah. It's probably gone too far now, and she has a point to prove. You know how once you're all the way in it, and you're like, all right, nah, I'm going to stay on this. Because danger to the community is a reach. All right, now let's discuss Tyrese. He's finally done an interview, and he's been talking about his strange behavior on social media.

Remember, he said that it was because he was on medication. Well, he was on the Ed Lover Show, And here's what he had to say about that medication. I woke up on September 11th to some accusations from my ex that I had abused my daughter. This attack included a restraining order. And I did 87 days, bro. I went 87 days without my one and only child. I've never gotten a woman pregnant since and before. And when I announced that my wife was pregnant, it was because I was taking psych meds. So the psych meds that I was on, it was because my team was like, you're so stressed. We need to get you something that can maybe stabilize you while you're dealing with this.

So his wife's not pregnant? No. Even though he announced that they were having a baby and she was pregnant, he's saying it was the meds, the meds, the meds. Y'all watch your damn mind if y'all keep listening to Tyrese Gibson. He also said some things about Will and Jada, if you guys recall that they were giving him five million dollars.

Alright, well here's his explanation and it's back to the drugs again. So what happened when I was off them psych meds, I basically said to them, because the movie got pushed back, I needed some help financially to stay afloat because the plan was you go get all your paper, and then as your paper's going down, because the release date of the next Fast was already announced,

I know that my paper's going right back up. I was never broke, and I'm not broke now. It was like literally, can you help me out so that I can just stay afloat and just keep everything that I have and not lose anything. I'm confused. I'm confused. I love Tyrese to death. He didn't want to get rid of nothing that he had. But if you're not,

if you're broke, right, that means you ain't got no money. Well, I guess he had assets that he wanted to keep. So he just... Yeah, like the Benny Hondas got no money. Well, I guess he had assets that he wanted to keep. So he just. Yeah, like the Benny Hondas in his backyard. Benny Hondas. Not Honda. The Benny Hondas in his backyard. Well, that's what he needed to do.

Get rid of the Benny Hondas and get a Honda. Okay? That's what you need to do. Downgrade your lifestyle, Tyrese. If you're so broke, stop begging people for money and go sell some of that stuff. All right. Well, here's what happens when you have a private conversation with Tyrese when he's on medication. When I had the conversation, it was like, yeah, yeah, we got you. You know, let me get back to Will because I was on the phone with Jada. Let me get back to Will

and we'll basically figure out. And I didn't just ask. I asked for a specific amount. And so because of the psych meds, I went from the Jada Pinkett private conversation and basically went up on my timeline to announce something that was never committed to me. Just like I announced that my wife was pregnant and she wasn't pregnant. So basically he's not taking personal accountability for nothing. He's blaming everything on the medication. Everything is

because of the medication. Alright, okay. So all your lies. So the medication makes you lie. The depression medication makes you lie? So they never said they was going to give him anything. They just said, let me get back to you. He asked for a specific amount. They did not commit. They curved him. I curve family members all the time. Lastly, here is some updates on what happened with Fast

and Furious and The Rock. As a matter of fact, to clear the air, which is what I'm here to do, I want people to know that me and Ludacris was actually offered a spinoff long before Dwayne and Jason. And I turned it down because the fast and the furious is not about us individually. Okay.

Do you really believe that they came to Ludacris and Tyrese before the rock and Jason, whoever his name is, to do a spinoff? Seriously? Tyrese, shut the F up forever. Why do you talk so goddamn much? For what? All you, all people gonna do is come out and say, we never offered them a spinoff.

So now you look like more of a liar. Just like last week, you look like a liar when you were enough to four brothers sequel. Clearly he must be still on this medication that's causing him to lie. All right, get off the medication that's causing you to lie, Tyrese, please, and start taking

some of these true pills and then go take a nap. All right, well, I'm Angela Yee and that is your rumor report. I just, I... Now, how can we segue into donkey of the day

after this? By giving it to Tyrese Gibson. I can't take it no more. Oh, my goodness. Tyrese, we need you to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with you.

When's the last time you answered Tyrese's text, Charlamagne? He's been texting us for the last week. Have you answered?rese's text, Charlamagne? He's been texting us for the last week. Have you answered? Nope. Are you going to answer?

Nope. You know what? I'm allergic to lameness. My goodness. What a friend you are. Yes, I am. Well, have you answered, Envy? I was out the country.

You got it, though. You answered our text messages out the country. When you a good friend, sometimes you got to cut people off. You know what I'm saying? That's all. All right. Darkie the Day up next. Seeing from they self. Should be a good one. It you got to cut people off. You know what I'm saying? That's all. All right. Donkey of the Day up next. Say them from they self.

Should be a good one. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Charlemagne, say the gang. 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 a breakfast club, bitches. Who's donkey of the day today? Yes, donkey of the day for Tuesday, December 5th goes to Roman Pierce from the Fast and Furious. Joseph Jody Summers from Baby Boy. Black Tie, the rapper.

Tyrese Gibson. I've been sparing Tyrese only because even though I feel like he's full of feces, I wasn't sure what it was he was going through, okay? When he was crying online about his daughter, I had no problem with that. I'm a father. He's a father. Kids need both their parents, period. Okay, when he was online crying about The Rock doing the spinoff to The Fast and Furious,

I thought that was extremely lame. But I told him that via a group chat. Yes, Tyrese, DJ, Envy, and I had a group chat that I no longer participate in, because I'm allergic to lameness. When he was crying broke, I didn't feel sorry for him, because he's made millions of dollars in the film world. He has a mansion

in L.A. and Atlanta. In L.A., he's got a Benihana's in his backyard, a Starbucks, a club. In Atlanta, he's got life-size Transformers all over the place. Okay, if you have all that going on, instead of crying broke and lying about Will and Jada giving you money and posting links on your Facebook for people to donate, how about sell some of that stuff? Open up the Benihanas for lunch. Open up the Starbucks for the holidays.

Serve eggnog lattes, okay? Do something, anything, except cry online about another man in Iraq keeping you from being able to pay your bills. I was avoiding giving Tyrese Donkia today for all of that because I truly didn't know what he was going through, all right? He recently blamed his meltdown on some type of depression medication. Look, whatever. I don't know if he's lying about that or not. I don't know. But if I had to diagnose Tyrese, I would say that he suffers from a very common case of being full of feces. All right. And not being able to get out of his own way.

Tyrese blamed his lies and meltdown on depression medication. But just last week, he told another lie when he got on Instagram and posted that a four brother sequel was being released and that it was all over the Internet. He even posted an article from 2010 to prove his point. Now that sequel may be happening, but I'm only going to believe it when I hear it from someone other than Tyrese, because if that movie did get the green light, why is black tie the only person talking about it? And why is he posting articles from 2010 to try to prove his point?

See that Negro Tyrese loves attention. He craves it. He courts it at all costs. But the reason he's getting donkier today today is because it is time for us to collectively come together and mute Tyrese for the culture. All right? We have to mute Tyrese and block him from our lives in order to save him from himself. Because the more attention we give Tyrese, the more he will seek attention and do things for attention. The more attention we give Tyrese, the more he will talk.

He's one of those Negroes that loves to himself speak. But yesterday, yesterday, he was on the radio in Atlanta speaking on his ex-wife, Norma Gibson. And maybe Tyrese don't know, don't show, or simply doesn't care about incriminating himself because Tyrese Gibson, dumbass, admitted to marriage fraud. Let's hear it. Norma, I love you. I appreciate you. I appreciate what we did. We had an angel, but I married you to keep you in the country. I never married you because I was happily married. You're from London. I married you because we had a baby on the way,

and I had to do whatever I had to do so that I'm not traveling all the way to London just to spend quality time with my baby. So now you're running around painting this picture like we was da-da-da-da. Like, bro, we got married, and it was like seven people there. Like, I am the most flashiest, flamboyant dude other than Floyd Mayweather. I'm the flashiest.

There's nothing about me that's low-key and quiet. You know that I married her to keep her in the country. I'm giving y'all the raw scoop. Tyrese Gibson, shut the F up forever. You got on national radio

and admitted to marriage fraud. Never mind the fact your daughter gonna see that one day. Hey, that's cool. You got to live your truth, but you talk too damn much. If you love your family the way you claim to do, why put yourself in a position to break your family apart? Now, do I respect the fact you said, you know what,

I'm going to marry this woman because I love my daughter this much and I want her to have both parents? Yeah, but keep that to yourself. All right, do you realize that if you are charged with marriage fraud, you could be charged with visa fraud, harboring an alien, conspiracy, and making false statements? Each charge carries prison sentences and financial penalties. You don't need no financial penalties, okay? You're broke.

That's penalties. Penalties, bro. What'd I say? Penalties. Well, you know what I meant. All right? Marriage fraud is when an individual will be charged with marriage fraud, okay? Marriage fraud is if they entered into a marriage for the purpose of evading U.S. immigration laws.

People do it all the time, but they don't get on public forums and announce it to the world. Alright, Tyrese, you know better than that. You know better than these young boys running around flashing all their guns and drugs online, incriminating themselves. You look just as foolish as them. You're causing all kinds of legal problems on yourself, and for

what? Who are you trying to prove something to? As if people are sitting around wondering, what is going on with you and your ex-wife? We wouldn't know any of this if you didn't get online telling us every damn day. You stood on the radio yesterday in a tuxedo, looking like Tyrese Gibson snitching on black tie for doing something illegal. Now, I don't know if your baby mama is here or not, but if you indeed committed marriage fraud, do you know she can be deported?

And her current visa, if she got one, can be revoked and potential marriage fraud would destroy her future eligibility for a U.S. visa or a green card? I don't know if your baby mama's ex-wife is in this country or not, but why even put her in the possible position to be investigated and deported? Why put yourself in a position to be arrested for marriage fraud? Play the clip again, please. Play this incriminating clip one more time, please. Norma, I love you.

I appreciate you. I appreciate what we did. We had an angel. But I married you to keep you in the country. I never married you because I was happily married. You're from London. I married you because we had a baby on the way, and I had to do whatever I had to do so that I'm not traveling all the way to London

just to spend quality time with my baby. So now you're running around painting this picture like we was da-da-da-da. Like, bro, we got married and it was like seven people there. Like, I am the most flashiest, flamboyant dude other than Floyd Mayweather. I'm the flashiest. There's nothing about me that's low-key and quiet. You know that I married her to keep her in the country. I'm giving y'all the raw scoop.

Tyrese Gibson, I ain't even here to make jokes with you. You need to learn to get out your own way. You're the type to stand in your own shadow and wonder why it's dark. What you need to do is stop making announcements. She's not a church leader. You don't have to make announcements every week. Everything doesn't need to be talked about, especially crimes that could really tear your family apart

forever. Tyrese, you are the prime example of talk much and they think you're a fool. Be silent and they become curious. Try being silent, and maybe people will start becoming curious about something other than your mental meltdowns, all right? We're not going to be curious about no movies. We won't be curious about no music because you keep talking too much,

reminding us that you are indeed a devil damn fool. Please give Tyrese Gibson the biggest hee-haw, please. Hee-haw! Hee-haw! You stupid mother fuckaw. You stupid mother f***er. You dumb. Now, where did Remy come from? What the hell?

Jesus Christ. That's a very aggressive hee-haw. That is aggressive. Where did Remy come from? Damn, Remy. Listen, if y'all love Tyrese like y'all say y'all love Tyrese, go to his IG page and block him. He don't need no attention because the attention is going to be to deafen him

and we need to save him from himself. All right? Or we can just go have a petty party. Go to Tyrese Page and put the donkey emoji all under his pictures. Or better yet, put the police siren all under his pictures since he want to throw bat signals in the sky for the people to come pick him up for admitting to being a part of a marriage fraud. Now, which one do you want us to do, the donkey or the police siren?

Do it. Just go. Just go. Just have a big old petty party. What I really want y'all to do is block him. Seriously. The attention's going to kill him. Save him from himself.

My goodness. Seriously, save him from himself. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey today. And by the way, I could be wrong on this whole thing. You could be. But this sounds like marriage fraud to me. Well, if you walk down the aisle for the wrong reasons, you can face up to five years in

prison and up to $250,000 in fines. So I'm not wrong then? Because this sounds like marriage fraud to me. I know we got a lot of attorneys and stuff that listen to The Breakfast Club. You know, feel free to call us up right now and tell us if Tyrese Gibson is indeed, was that a confession of marriage fraud? Well, let's open up the phone lines. Yes. 800-585-1051.

Yes. Is Tyrese guilty of marriage fraud? Yes. Did he just tell on himself? And by the way. We need a lawyer to call in, really. If he is guilty of marriage fraud and they put out a reward for Tyrese Gibson, Black Tie better turn him in so Black Tie can get the money. All right?

And then Black Tie can throw Tyrese Gibson a couple dollars on the side because he's going to need it for legal fees. My goodness. All right. It's The Breakfast Club. Come on in. 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. Now, if you just joined us, Charlamagne gave Donkey of the Day to Tyrese Gibson. Yes, because it sounds like Tyrese admitted to marriage fraud. Now, I could be wrong on all of this. If I am,

then I'll, you know, I'm not going to revoke the Donkey of the Day because Tyrese deserved it anyway. But I could be wrong on the marriage fraud. Now, I could be wrong on all of this. If I am, then I'll, you know, I'm not going to revoke the donkey today because Tyrese deserved it anyway. But I could be wrong on the marriage fraud. You know what I'm saying? It sounds to me like he admitted

to marriage fraud. Let's hear it. Norma, I love you. We had an angel. But I married you to keep you in the country. I never married you because I was happily married.

You're from London. I married you because we had a baby on the way and I had to do whatever I had to do so that I'm not traveling all the way to London just to spend quality time

with my baby. So now you're running around painting this picture like we was da-da-da-da. Like, bro, we got married and it was like seven people there. Yeah, it sounds to me, too. When I first heard the clip, when you played the clip, I said, why would he say that? That's exactly what I thought. I was like, why are you admitting the marriage fraud? I married you to keep you in the

country. This is why I feel like we got to mute Tyrese for the culture, because he loves attention. He talks too goddamn much. And a lot of times, man, you know, people that talk too much, when you talk much, they think you're a fool. You be silent, and they become curious. We're not curious about nothing Tyrese got going on, except for his mental meltdowns, because he talked too much,

and it's always showing he's a fool. Mute him for the culture. It's just too much. Now, I hope that he's not guilty of marriage fraud. I hope he's not brought up on charges because he can face up to five years in prison and not only that, a fine of up to $250,000. Oh, I told everybody to go put

stuff under his comments, but they said that he disabled the comments on his pics. He's been doing that the past couple weeks because he know he's full of feces. All right? Well, mute him then. Just mute him. Mute him and block him for the culture, man. All right.

Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Ashley from Indiana. Hey, Ashley from Indiana. We're talking Tyrese. Is he guilty of marriage fraud? Yes, he most definitely is. If you marry somebody just for them to stay in the country, yeah, that's marriage fraud.

Even though he had a baby on the way? Huh? Even though they had a baby together? Yeah, even though. I mean, he didn't have to. I mean, look, he should have took his precautions. If he didn't plan on having a baby, he should have wrapped it up. Got you.

I mean, at the end of the day, you know what I'm saying? Like I just said, you remember that episode of Martin when the Mexican guy was trying to stay in the country and Pam was going to marry him? Yeah. I know y'all remember. That was illegal. Even though it's a crazy terminology, it's illegal.

Okay, thank you. The woman that just bought him a child into the world, you know what I'm saying? Why put her out there like that now? She's to London. The child's going to go with her, right? That's going to make his case even worse. Okay, thank you.

People have been tagging Tyrese. They just have to go to two days or three-day-old pictures, but they have been tagging him. Oh, you all go to the old pictures. Yes. I think y'all should just mute Tyrese for the culture. Save him from himself. The attention is killing him.

Hello, who's this? Yeah, this is Edison. Hey, Edison, we're talking Tyrese this morning. Is he guilty of marriage fraud? Definitely. I mean, if he's boasting about it online, you know, becoming stupid about it, you guys were right. He should have just kept it to himself.

I mean, I was married myself back in 2014. I was married for a year. But I put in a statement to the ICE stating that, you know, that it wasn't a falsified marriage. Because I was also married overseas. But this guy, he's just being stupid. He's just being, I don't know, man. Vindictive, it seems like. Pretty much.

Okay. Thank you for calling. All right. No problem. All right. 800-585-1051. We're talking about Tyrese. Charlamagne gave Donkia the day for saying this.

Norma, I love you. We had an angel. But I married you to keep you in the country. I never married you because I was happily married. You're from London. I married you because we had a baby on the way and I had to do whatever I had to do so that I'm not traveling all the way to London

just to spend quality time with my baby. So now you're running around painting this picture like we was da-da-da-da. Like, bro, we got married and it was like seven people there. Sounds like marriage fraud to me. And that's what we're asking. 805-85-1051. Is Tyrese guilty of marriage fraud? Call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

That was Post Malone with Rockstar. Now, what did Post Malone say? I was out the country. I heard he said people were mad at Post Malone. Did he say something crazy? Uh, he did his interview with Rolling Stone Magazine. I don't even remember what he said at this point. What did he say? He said, if you're going through something, don't listen to hip hop. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

And he said, I don't like him because he's white, which is far from the truth. You said you? Yes, me personally. He said, Charlamagne Tha God

don't like me because I'm white. That's not true. I don't like you, Post Malone, because you're whack. Okay. Have a blessed day. All right.

Well, Donkey today was given to Tyrese Gibson for this statement right here when he was doing an interview and he said this. Norma, I love you. We had an angel, but I married you to keep you in the country. I never married you because I was happily married. You're from London. I married you because

we had a baby on the way and I had to do whatever I had to do so that I'm not traveling all the way to London just to spend quality time with my baby. So now you're running around painting this picture like we was da da da da. Like, bro, we got married and it was like seven people there. Now, that sounds like marriage fraud to me. And for all you idiots, please stop tweeting me talking about the Breakfast Club is snitching on the radio. See, this is what I hate about our culture.

Tyrese gets on a nationally syndicated radio show yesterday, which was the Ricky Smiley show, right? And announced that to the world. That clip we're playing is from another nationally syndicated radio show. But we're the one that's snitching. Suck my d***. Everybody, suck it.

Suck it. Suck it. Suck it from the back. Don't offer somebody a good time. You're right. These are the holidays. You're right. You're right.

They're like, that's better than being under the mistletoe. Somebody might take you up. Hello, who's this? Hey, it's Kristen. Hey, Kristen. Hey. Good morning. Happy holidays. Happy holidays with you. Hey. Good morning. Happy holidays. Happy holidays to you too. Good morning, DJ Envy. Good morning, Angela.

Good morning. Good morning, baby. We're talking Tyrese. Is he guilty of marriage fraud? I don't think he's guilty of marriage. She had to be a part of it. And to me, it sounds like he's trying to throw a dig, like, I married you because you pay all the bills. Not like he's admitting like, trying to throw a dig. Like, I married you because you pay all the bills. Not like he's admitting that, like, they had an agreement.

Well, it's enough for him to be investigated, though. Absolutely. True. True. Definitely. Definitely. And I'm down for calling the 1-800 number if I need to. Oh, stop it.

Now we know. We ain't calling the 1-800 number. Goodbye. Hello, who's this? This is Shalonda from Orlando, Florida. Hey, Shalonda. We're talking Tyrese. Is he guilty of marriage fraud?

Yes, he is very guilty, but he's a genius. Let me explain. Okay, explain. When she's deported, the child is an American citizen. He will have to pay the fine. They will slap him with a little bit of probation because who he is, and he will have sole custody of his daughter. Wow.

You think Tyrese is that smart? No, he's not that smart. His attorneys and his psychiatrist is that smart. Oh, gotcha. So you think the mom won't be able to take her daughter back with her? No, she's an American citizen. When she gets deported, no, mother will not be able. She will have to fight.

She will have to go back to London, and she will have to attorney up, and she will have to fight the Americans. Now, what if he ends up in jail for fraud, though? He's not going to end up in jail. This is the first offense. He has a clean background. He's going to be slapped with some probation and he's going to have to pay the fine. Are you an attorney? At the end of the day, I did pre-law. I'm actually in the medical field now. I'm a nurse. But he will, because of who he is, he's going to be slapped with some probation. He's going to have to pay the fine because really, in in reality our justice system is all about the

dollar anyway. They want the money. So he's going to have to pay the fine. But he will end up with sole custody of his daughter even if it's temporary while she fights him. Well if that is indeed the case, that is a smart plan but uh... Yes it is. He's stupid as hell though. Quit putting your business in the street. Given time, he's a lot of credit

right now. No, he has no credit. I'm telling you, it's the psychiatrist and his attorney. Okay, thank you. Because right now, he doesn't have a leg to stand on as long as she's here.

As long as she's in the States, he has no leg to stand on. So the only way to get his daughter back and to kill all of this drama is if the mother is deported. True, true, true. And no child

will not be deported with her. That's just facts. All right, Shalonda. The daughter lives here, so he's going to get his daughter. Alright, thank you for that other point of view that we hadn't considered. Thank you, Mama. You're welcome. Good morning. Now, if he did that on purpose, I think

you got to take that donkey back, bro. It's still foul, though, because that's the child's mother. You know what I'm saying? The child needs both parents. You know what I'm saying? The child needs both parents. Just like the child needs a father, the child definitely needs a mother and it's a little girl. So that's still lame as hell. You know what I'm saying? That child needs both parents. Just like the child needs a father, the child definitely needs a mother and it's a little girl. So that's still lame as hell. You know what I'm saying?

That's why I said, why put your family in a position to be torn apart forever? I said that during Donkey because if she does get deported, then that means

she's all the way in London. And so that means that the child's not going to have the mother here either. So that's not good. Yeah. All right. Well, what's the moral

of the story? Mute Tyrese for the culture. Save him from himself. The attention is what's going to kill Tyrese. He does anything for attention, so we need to stop giving it to him. Let's mute him for the culture. Now, all our listeners have told me that he has his comments disabled, so they have to go back three and four days to leave donkey emojis

and leave sirens under his page. But, you know, after we do that, let's just mute him for the culture, man. Mute him. Save him from himself. Eve, we got rumors on the way. Yes, you know, after we do that, let's just mute him for the coaching, man. Mute him. Save him for himself. Ye, we got rumors on the way? Yes, let's talk about Russell Simmons. Find out who is now speaking out about a situation they had with Russell.

All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Yes, indeed.

Hey, salute to my guy, Michael Price, and his sister, Marsha Price, man. Today's their born day. Drop on the clues Club. Yes, indeed. Hey, salute to my guy, Michael Price and his sister, Marsha Price, man. Today's their born day. Drop one of Clues bombs for them, man. That's my guy. Okay. Out there in Hackensack, New Jersey. Alright. Yes. Alright, well, let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Russell Simmons.

Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. The Rumor Report. Got, got. With Angela Yee. It's the Rumor Report. Gossip, gossip, gossip. With Angela Yee. It's The Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. Well, Amanda Seals, who's been on this show before you guys all know her, is a comedian, writer. She's also on Insecure.

Plays Tiffany on H-Pro's Insecure. Dropping the clues bombs for Amanda Seals. She says that Russell Simmons actually sexually harassed her at one point. So now check out this clip. So y'all have descended into my mentions asking, what are my thoughts on Russell Simmons? Well, remember when I said this? While in a very important man's office talking about working together. Oh, have we ever?

No. Oh, right. Because I would remember that, right? So that very important person's office I was in who said that to me, that was Russell Simmons. I'm going to tell you something, Amanda. I love you, but you missed a very good opportunity to use the dun-da-da-da on Instagram Live, okay? You should have used it right before you said that.

I haven't figured out how to use that yet. I've never seen that. I don't even know what it is. The video was good, but all it needed was that dun-da-da-da. Well, it's a very serious topic. It's serious. She said, for anyone who says why they wait so long, you wait because as a woman raised in a patriarchal bros before hoes sexist. But what were you wearing society?

You understand power dynamics. Now, here's what else Amanda had to say. You know how hard it was for me to say that? And he didn't even assault me. And I didn't want to say that. That's how the game is f***ed up. Damn. So she's saying even though he just made that comment to her,

she still felt weird saying it. And she wasn't even accusing him of that. Well, not long ago that was. I meant to ask her. Yeah, that was in the 80s and 90s. That had to be recent. First of all, Amanda was born in the 80s. Yeah, how could that be the 80s?

I would pray to God it wasn't in the 80s and 90s. I'm just saying Russell Simmons was accused of stuff a long time ago. Jesus Christ, man. Amanda was born in the 80s and 90s. I'm just saying, Russell Simmons was accused of stuff a long time ago. Jesus Christ, man. Amanda was born in the 80s and 90s. Well, she was born in the 80s, all right? God damn, Envy. All right, now another person has come forward, and this person has accused her friend of sexual assault.

Now, singer Melanie Martinez, she was on season three of NBC's The Voice, has been accused by her former friend, who's also an artist, Timothy Heller, of sexual assault. Now she talks about two nights that they spent together. And the first night she repeatedly told her no, even though Melanie Martinez was allegedly pressuring her. She said, I've kept the secret for years, convincing myself that it wasn't a big deal and I wasn't hurt by it. The thought of accepting that my best friend raped me seems insane. Even typing that doesn't feel real to me. I started telling this story to those closest to me as someone of a joke.

Haha, can you believe this crazy night? But I began to get responses I wasn't expecting. Concerned ones, it's hard to say someone you loved raped you. Someone that you still love. So she goes on to talk about one night during a sleepover. You know, her friend Melanie Martinez was asking her about her sexual preferences, and she said she was uncomfortable, but

she laughed it off when her friend asked if she would have sex with her. Then she said on the second night, she convinced her to smoke some weed, and she said she was exhausted. She complied, thinking maybe I'll just be able to fall asleep and avoid the situation altogether. The same conversation began to happen.

And she said she started talking about the appearance of her boobs and begged to just touch them. So she said she was so exhausted and confused and high and belittled. I just allowed it to happen. This led to her touching the rest of me. I never said yes. I said no repeatedly. But she used her power over me and broke me down just so there is no confusion. I was molested by my best friend.

I hate the fact that rape and sexual assault and sexual harassment is the trending topic of 2017. over me and broke me down just so there was no confusion. I was molested by my best friend. I hate the fact that rape and sexual assault and sexual harassment is the trending topic of 2017, but it's a conversation the culture needs to have, right? Yeah. She said her friend performed oral sex on her and then she said I was penetrated with a sex toy without being asked. That's what happened. The bottom line that I need to always remind myself is that I said no for two nights straight. It doesn't matter that I didn't resist during the action.

I had been broken down. Who is Melanie Martinez? I know she was on season three of The Voice. Okay. And that was her friend, Timothy Heller, who is also an artist. Now, Melanie Martinez responded on Twitter saying, I'm horrified and saddened by the statements and story told by Timothy Heller. What she and I shared was a close friendship.

We tried to help each other. We both had pain in dealing with our individual demons. She never said no to what we chose to do together. And although we parted ways, I am sending her love and light always. Lord have mercy. Yes, another story. Now, shout out to Zab Judah. Zab Judah. Come on, man. Don't tell me

Zab got one too. No. He's an ex-boxing champ. And now he has a job. He is actually assisting elderly patients with dementia. And he's also helping to teach a nursing class. So he is at... What's wrong with that? Nothing. I'm telling you what he's doing.

Shout out to Zab Judah. North Carolina, right? Yeah, so it's Excelling Nursing Academy. And so he's working at an adult daycare facility during the day. And then he's helping teach that nurse assistance class at night. That's dope. Life after boxing. He's a public servant now. He's serving the needs of the public.

I see nothing wrong with that. He's not asking for money. He's going to get it. And he posted it on his social media, so he's advertising for anybody that wants to actually join the program and, you know, join the classes. You can do it, too. Drop one of the clues bombs for Zab Judah. Shout out to Super Judah. Alright?

I don't want to hear nothing about Zab fell off or this and that. No, he's doing what he wants to do at this point in his life. Right, and he's still training. And it sounds fulfilling. And you know what? I ran into him at Juices for Life, our juice bar in Brooklyn, and he was telling me that he was opening up a sports bar in Brooklyn. So I don't know what's happening with that,

but maybe he still is doing that as well. All right, well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report. Hey, and go get Tiffany Haddish's book, man. Her book is out today, The Last Black Unicorn. Drop on the clues bombs for Tiffany Haddish. Her book is available wherever you buy books right now. All right, you know I'll read that book. It's a very good book.

You should listen to me. I'm a New York Times bestselling author. And happy birthday to Lauren London. Today's her birthday. Also, Paula Patton. Happy birthday, Lauren London. Little Richard's birthday. And Stephanie Santiago from Lip Service.

Today is her birthday as well. So happy birthday, Steph. Salute to Lauren London. Salute to Little Richard. Never met you, but you ain't gay no more. Well, that's what he said. Yeah, that's what he said. He said you're not gay no more.

All right. All right. All right. Shout out to Revolt. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Everybody else, the People's Choice Mix is up next. Can I request a song? No.

Let us know what you want to hear. 800-585-1051. Can anyone request a song? Yes, they can. I would like to hear them, Miguel and Travis Scott. The man said no. See? That's my favorite song.

Learn to take no for an answer, Ye. I said no. Did I say no? The man said no. And she's forcing herself on me. Take no. Learn to take no for an answer. You're forcing your request on me right now.

Everybody needs to learn to take no for an answer. Everybody. forcing your request on me right now. Everybody needs to learn to take no for an answer. Everybody. I still am making my song requests. Hopefully you play it. 800-585-1051. Wow. At DJ Envy. I know you like that song.

This mix is for you guys out there. Not for my coworkers. You don't think everybody else wants to hear that? Everybody tweet DJ Envy and tell him you want to hear the new Miguel and Travis Scott. Skywalker. No. All right? Means no. Everybody tweet DJ Envy and tell him you want to hear the new Miguel and Travis Scott Skywalker. No means no. Everybody tweet DJ Envy and tell him to get that on. And use the hashtag

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