The Breakfast Club - Final Medal Count: USA 121, Drake 3, Meek 0

Episode Date: August 22, 2016

MON 8/22 - Drake's Philly show causes drama as the internet buzzes with footage of "goons" waiting for him after the show for dissing Meek in his hometown. Meek co-signs to the disappointment of Charlamagne, which he addresses in his Donkey of the Day. We also talk self-driving cars and self-pleasing strap-ons...wait, what? Thanks Young M.A..... Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Breakfast Club, bitches. Good morning, USA! Peace to the planet. It's Monday. Yes, back to the work week. I'm in here with my flip-flops on and my socks. Had a nice restful weekend. What about y'all? I went to SummerSlam yesterday. Are you into wrestling? Yeah, well, I went to SummerSlam. I like the women wrestlers.

Okay. There's a lot of them? There's not a lot of them, is there? Yeah, actually, they're pretty popular right now. But Sasha Banks was wrestling yesterday. She lost, but that's Snoop Dogg's cousin, you know. For real? Sasha Banks is Snoop Dogg's cousin?

Yeah. For real cousin? First of all... For real cousin. I don't know who Sasha Banks is. I don't know why I'm even acting like that. Sasha Banks is Snoop Dogg's cousin?

I have no idea who the hell Sasha Banks is. I guess she's a wrestler. That's what I could put together. Well, obviously, it's a huge deal. It was at the Barclays in Brooklyn.

A sold-out event. That's the only reason Angelina Jolie went, by the way. Because of the Barclays in Brooklyn. A sold-out event. That's the only reason Angelique went, by the way. Because of the Barclays in Brooklyn. Well, I show support, though. But I had been wanting to go. And I had the opportunity to go. So, shout-out to everybody that was there. Barbara from the WWE that hooked me up with my tickets.

It was a very long event. And then at the end, we got to keep our chairs. Like, the chairs that you sat in, they were, like, special WWE chairs. Oh, nice. To let you fold them up and take them home. That was mayhem. Can you slap somebody with them? I haven't watched wrestling since the days of The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin, bro.

Well, Brock Lesnar was there last night. I do know Brock Lesnar. Man, that one was crazy. There was blood everywhere. I'm not into wrestling. I was never into wrestling as a kid. You probably would have. You would have had fun if you were there.

And my son doesn't like wrestling. He doesn't like that stuff. He likes basketball, baseball, football. I mean, I liked all that stuff too, but growing up in South Carolina, you had TBS and TNT, so I grew up on WCW and NWA and all that good stuff. Wale was there. He had the official song. Yeah, he's a big wrestling fan. PYT.

I don't know how that went with the theme of everything. If people loved Wale the way Wale loved wrestling, Wale would be the biggest rap star right now. Yeah, absolutely. And Fab was there with his son also. Yeah, I know Fab's son's into it too. I was at the Poconos on Friday at a club called Dubai,

which was jam-packed, shout out to everybody that came out. And then I was in Springfield, Massachusetts. Massachusetts. Massachusetts. Did you get one of those hotel rooms in the Poconos where you take a bath in a champagne glass? You remember those? What?

Back in the day in the Poconos. What kind of rich stuff are you talking about? No, it's not rich at all. It used to be commercials on TV. That's where you take your girl to Valentine's Day when you don't really have that much money. They have the heart-shaped jacuzzi, and they fill it up with champagne.

It's probably cheap champagne. No, they had the bathtubs that looked like a glass of champagne. It actually looks like a glass of champagne. Sounds like a tub full of semen. And it's not yours. Yeah, it wasn't. I never went, but it was very cheap. Show them in a picture.

I can't believe you've never seen this. These always have commercials on TV. Commercials all the time. In your bake, a baby in that tub. I'm cool on that. How do you even climb up in that thing? I'm sure there's steps on the side of it somewhere. I was on Club Couch all weekend, you know, binging on to get down on Netflix.

Dropped one of the clues bombs for that show. Amazing, amazing show. Still haven't finished yet, though, by the way. Got one more episode to go. Okay. I was in between that and reading, so. Okay, well, let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what we doing?

Well, let's talk about the USA, all of the medals. Let's talk about the final count from the Olympics. Okay, we'll get into that and more. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. Steve, J, M, V, Angela, Yee, Charlamagne Tha God,

we are The Breakfast Club. It's amazing we've been playing this song for so long and my dumb ass started to say, yeah, I've been listening to Tory Lanez's album all weekend. That wasn't even Tory. That was Bryce and Tilla. Yeah, that was Exchange. Listened to the Tory album all weekend.

It's a great album, right? It's pretty dope. It's pretty long. Long as hell. I listened for an hour and only got to track five. You didn't listen to Frank Ocean's album? No, not at all. He dropped another one, didn't he?

Yeah, Ante 3000's on it. Yeah, I'm cool on it. He's got a good... Ante 3000 has a pretty good album. You heard the album? I heard part of it. I heard about ten songs. I gotta be has a pretty good album. You heard the album or no? I heard part of it. I heard about 10 songs. I got to be in a Frank Ocean mood.

I ain't gotten to that Frank Ocean mood yet. What's a Frank Ocean mood for you? I don't know yet. I'll know when I get there. All right, let's get into some front page news. Olympic update. The men's basketball team and the women's basketball team both brought home the gold. The men beat Serbia.

Where's Serbia? Serbia, 96-66. The women beat Spain Spain 101-72. Why have you wanted to pronounce that Siberia? I was too. Isn't there a place called Siberia? Yes, it is. So it's a Siberia and a Serbia?

In Serbia, yeah. All right. You say anything about what Carmelo had to say? I don't think we have the audio of Melo. We have the audio of Melo? No, we don't have the audio of Melo. What is there for him to say? I got another gold.

But this is his last gold. He's the only basketball player to win three golds. Because in four years, it'll be 40. No. How old would Melo be? Maybe like 36, maybe? 38. Well, that was his third gold medal. So congratulations to Carmelo.

Now, what's the final medal count in Rio for the U.S.? Right now, the U.S. has dominated. They got 121 medals. Nice. They were in first place. Second place was China. They got 51. So that was a huge lead for the United States. Sure.

Oh, 51 more than second place China, sorry. No. They got 51 more. Great Britain was number two with 67. China was number, no, you're right. What? China was number two with 70. I'm trying to read what they have on the screen, but they got it backwards.

Yeah, they had 51 more than China. So the USA has 121, China had 70. And then the Americans, for us, before that, our previous high was 110. So we topped that even. Who got all the gold, though? Well, Michael Phelps took the most medals of any Olympian. He got six, while Katie Ledecky and Simone Biles

each got five. How much did Usain Bolt get? Three. Three? Oh, okay, so he got nine. He got nine altogether. How much did Usain Bolt get? Three. Three? Oh, okay. So he got nine. He got nine altogether. Okay.

All right. Now let's talk about this estranged boyfriend killing five people. A 27-year-old man confessed on Saturday he killed five people early Saturday. One of them was a pregnant woman, so he's going to be charged with six counts of capital murder. That was in southwestern Alabama. Derek Dierman, he used multiple weapons in the killings and he was in custody after he kidnapped his girlfriend and a three-month-old infant.

So later on, the pair were later released unharmed, but he did kill the victims as they slept about 30 miles northwest of Mobile. So the killings took place hours after his girlfriend fled to a relative's house to escape him. He was very abusive and she came to the house around 1 a.m.

The police responded to a 911 call at the house, but they could not find him. They said it was a very heavily wooded area, so it was easy for him to escape. Oh, God bless all those people. But he did turn himself in. Too early for all that. I didn't even have breakfast yet. I didn't drink my green tea. I didn't have no green juice.

I didn't eat no egg whites. I don't want to hear about all that murder yet. All right. Well, that's front page news. Now, tell them why you're mad. 800-585-1051. Maybe you're upset. You need to vent.

Maybe you had a bad weekend. Whatever it may be, get it off your chest right now. 800-585-1051. Phone lines are wide open. Call us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Hey, yo, this is Matt Rappler. Good morning, yo, for real. I'm going to tell you why I'm mad. I'm going to tell you why I'm mad, for real, man. Hey, yo, my girl keep coming home smelling like Polo cologne. Like, that ain't for girls. Like, I know something's going on, for real. Like, I'm heated about that.

And I need y'all to tell me why y'all mad. Why you mad on The Breakfast Club, for real. What up? This is Denise. What's up? What's up, mama? What up? Tell them why you mad. Well The Breakfast Club for real. What up? This is Denise. What's up? What's up, mama? What up? Tell them why you mad.

Well, I am pissed off. Over the weekend and about two months previously, I've been trying to break up with this certain individual. And over the weekend, I thought I accomplished that. But I've been getting calls all night. And I just want to say, we have nothing in common, okay? What's his name? Wait a minute, wait a minute.

You want to call him on three-way and have Charlamagne do it for you right now? No, I'm not going to intervene in your murder, boo. Don't play with the man's emotions like that. But, you know, you got to give him a minute to realize that, you know, y'all really broke up. And you can't give him no sex. You can't give him no sex. You can't give him no sex.

You can't tell me we broke up and still want to have sex with me. Okay. What's his name? We just going to say WG. WG. Okay, WG. It's a wrap. All right.

Cool. Thanks. There's other fish in the sea, WG. Hello, who's this? Hey, Clay. What's going on, MV? Hey, tell them why you're mad. Well, right now I'm feeling upset and kind of discouraged

because I produced a song for Birth of a Nation, and it's absolutely the most fire song, and I have no way to get it to the producer. You produced a song for Birth of a Nation? Sir, Birth of a Nation is done. It'll be out October 7th, sir. You mean for the soundtrack? It's not too late for the soundtrack, though.

All right, I'm going to tell you what to do. Go to atloubergo on Twitter and tweet him and tell him you got a song for the soundtrack. Did atlittleburger have the soundtrack? Atlantic has the soundtrack. Oh, there you go. Yeah, tweet atlittleburger. Atlittleburger. That's who runs the black stuff.

Littleburger? Littleburger? Yeah, atlittleburger. Atlittleburger. Yes. Can I email it to you, sir? No. Nope, nope.

Just atlittleburger. Nope. It's Hampton, though. 277-MV. Ah, yeah, you can send it to me, sir. See at Little Bird. Nope. It's Hampton, though. Juicy 7, MB. Ah, yeah, you can send it to me, sir. See? See? That's what you call

Hampton privilege. Yeah, there you go. Okay? Everybody got a privilege. Don't ever get it twisted. That's Hampton privilege. Hello, who's this? Hey, yo.

It's AK, man. Yo, I just want to let y'all know I'm a big fan of y'all. And I'm mad because I don't know if y'all seen that episode of Power last night. Yes, I did, sir. That s*** was crazy, man. You can't curse. You can't curse. And don't give nothing away. I ain't seen it yet.all seen that episode of Power last night. Yes, I did, sir. That was crazy, man.

You can't curse. You can't curse. And don't give nothing away. I ain't seen it yet. I seen it on Monday. My bad. My bad. I ain't gonna spoil it, but like this dude has a three or four crazy after him.

All right. Oh, wow. I will say this. Ghost made the right decision, though. What up, Evie? What up? It's Snack Man. Hey, Snack Man.

What's good? Happy Monday. I thought you was dead. You have a joke? I'm a resident comedian that tells horrible jokes. Let me hear today's joke. All right. Why did the man divorce his cross-eyed wife?

Why? Because she was seeing somebody on the side. Wow. You really gave that one some thought, too. That's the bad part. You took a pen and paper and wrote that down. You probably put it in your phone. Thanks for calling. That was hilarious. You really thought that one some thought, too. That's the bad part. Like, you took a pen and paper and wrote that down. You probably put it in your phone. Thanks for calling.

That was hilarious. You really thought about that. My goodness. Tell them why you mad. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent right now. Call us up. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. On The Breakfast Club. It's a little better. It's getting there. I like that one. It's getting there.

All right, so everybody was talking about Drake versus Meek Mill over the weekend. Now, it all started with Drake in D.C., and he changed some of the lyrics to back to back, knowing that he was going to be in Philly the next night. Here is Drake on stage. Where he basically calls Meek a vagina. He didn't do that at all of the shows, though. Oh, I don't know. I didn't hear him do that in New York.

He did it. Okay, well, anyway, then he went to Philly, and he performed on stage in Philly, and here is what he had to say on stage. Me and all my dick and doing well. Man, you not ready for Philly and they can tell. Did it, did it, did it by myself. Man, I blew up in a minute. You did that in New York too.

So still here, man. You're not really from Philly, and they can tell. But he did it in Philly. In New York, he said the same thing. You're not really from New York, I can tell. Yeah, but I'm sure in Philly in your hometown, it's a bit different feeling. He's supposed to do that, though. Okay, and then here's what he had to say on stage in Philly also.

And just remember, when you watch that video over and over tonight, it's not about your city. I love your city. You did that s*** to your motherf***ing self, boy. And that's after him performing back to back. Right. Now, that was about Meek. I mean, did he do that everywhere also?

No, that one was about Meek. But that's what he's supposed to do. I mean, you in that guy's city, that guy's still talking crazy. You issuing him in the city. That's what we wanted Meek to do last summer when Meek went to Toronto. Meek should have done the same thing. He did what was right. He's supposed to do that.

All right. Well, here is D-Line. He does security for Meek, and he went on Instagram and posted this video. He got the police guarding him, and he won't come out because the gates up and all that. Now you can't go home. That's how we plan. Just respect my man. Now he can't get out. Now he can gates up and all that. Now you can't go home. That's how we plan. Just respect my man. Now he can't get out. Now he can't get out the building.

He sent J.R. Prince out here to talk to him. Who is J.R. Prince? I think it's J.R. Smith and Jazz Prince together. Oh, you meant to say J. Prince. You meant to say J. Prince. I'm so perplexed by this whole situation. If that's the definition of press, I don't understand the definition of press.

This wasn't a club. It was the Wells Fargo Arena in Philly. That's like being at the Super Bowl and saying you're going to press the halftime act. That's not going to happen. And why wouldn't there be police there and a bunch of security? I have to protect the stars of the show from over 20,000 screaming fans. Well, Meek also posted on Instagram, in case you were wondering what he had to say about all of this. He posted a picture

and he said, when you run out the back door and use the old man to save you, I'm done. You have Philadelphia SWAT with you. I'm gonna go ahead and hang it up with these suckers. Had y'all tucked in back there for hours, LOL. Hashtag still running. I only came to talk LOL. And why is Meek posting like that? Why is he incriminating himself? Isn't Meek

on probation for six years and he on is he incriminating himself? Isn't Meek on probation for six years and he on social media incriminating himself like he was trying to get Drake touched up? I really don't understand these dudes, but then they be the main ones talking about rats, but they snitching on themselves.

Like, why put yourself back in that position, Meek? You just got off house arrest. You just getting to get back in these streets and go through the country and get these bags. Why incriminate yourself?

What's the point? Not for nothing. If I'm Drake and I go to Philly, ain bags. Why incriminate yourself? What's the point? Not for nothing. If I'm Drake and I go to Philly, ain't I going to have a little more extra security with me anyway? I'm going to have an extra security everywhere I go because I'm Drake and I'm performing in front of 20,000 people every night. Why wouldn't you? I'm with you. It's the same security Nikki got, I'm sure, when she performs and when Meek's there. I'm sure.

Right. Everybody has security. Come on, man. Obviously, when they're doing big arenas. What you did with Nicky's going to have the D-line? What's the guy's name? That's all you're going to have is ex-football players? No, you're going to have ninjas.

You don't want to just have ex-football players. You want to have ninjas with you. Well, Drake also brought out Lil Wayne at the show in Philly, and he also hinted at the two of them perhaps going back on tour together again. So that's what happened over the weekend, just updating everybody on what's going on. And kids just seeing all of that on their timeline all in one place. I just see a bunch of buffoonery.

All I see is a bunch of niggas nigging. Like, I want everybody to get money. Like, go do your music. You know, go do your shows. But all of that WWE stuff, that's garbage. I want to hear more. I want to hear new Meek music, too. I want to hear Meek music.

I don't understand how you're going to stand outside. I think Meek's been putting out music. I don't understand how you're standing outside the Wells Fargo Center looking for a fight. It's the Wells Fargo Center. It's not a club. If it was a club or something, I understand. It's the Wells Fargo Arena.

Think of whatever the biggest arena is in your city. Imagine going to fight LeBron James at the, what's the thing called in Cleveland? I don't know, Quicken Loans Center. Imagine that. Imagine that. How? How? How?

I want to know how. How's that going to happen? It's not going to happen. How? But I just want to say, they need to move on past their issues. Just maybe y'all don't like each other. Go your separate ways.

Mika's on probation. He's living it up. He's got a brand new mansion with Nikki. But Drake is doing what he's supposed to do. Drake is going to continue to do whatever he's doing. That's what Drake's supposed to do. Y'all should just go ahead and do music back and forth. But all of the talking on Instagram, if you're on probation, just

Yes! You know what I mean, G? Go ahead and do a song. It would have been G if Meek was in Philly. They'd have let him in the building. He's Meek. No, they wouldn't have. They would definitely not let him in the building. Not while Drake has a show. Are you crazy? Then they would be held liable if something happened. They wouldn't let him in the building. He's meek. No, they wouldn't have. They would definitely not let him in the building. Not while Drake has a show? Are you crazy? Then they would be held liable if something happened.

They wouldn't let him in that building. Well, I'm just saying that would make no sense. It'd be more G for him to be in the building. Yeah, come on in, Meek. Drake's about to get on stage.

It'd be more G for him to be in the building with a few people and approach Drake. What's up? That wouldn't happen. I know it wouldn't, but that right there,

the ex-football player outside of the arena throwing rocks, like, come on, bro. That looks so stupid. All right. All right, well, that is your rumor outside of the arena, throwing rocks. Like, come on, bro. That looks so stupid. Alright. Alright, well, that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee. Alright, thank you, Miss Yee. Front page news up next. What are we talking about,

Yeezy? Let's talk about the Olympics and how well the United States did. Okay. We'll get into that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Get your ass up! It's Monday. Everybody, it's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne the God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, that was Tory Lanez, right? That was Tory Lanez, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, that was Tory Lanez, right?

That was Tory Lanez, yes. Okay, slew to Tory Lanez on that long-ass album he got out. Dope project. Let's get in some front-page news. Now, let's talk about the Olympics. Last night was the closing ceremony of the Rio Olympics. That a men's basketball team, they brought home the gold. The women's did as well.

Yeah, I heard there was a bunch of dudes outside the Olympic Arena trying to fight the whole U.S. Olympic team. No, really? They couldn't get in. Shut up. Yeah, they were shocked that it was mad security there, too. They was like, oh, Melo got mad security. Draymond Green got mad security at the Olympics.

I feel what this donkey's doing. Well, Carmelo said this is it for him, by the way. His third Olympics. He's not going to play in the Olympic team anymore. I mean, truth be told, four years from now, they're probably not going to want Melo on the Olympic team because he's just going to be older. That's the truth of the matter.

Salute to him on his three gold medals. He got a little emotional. He spoke after the gold medal. Why was this one special for you? I know this is the end. This is it for me. This is it for me. I've committed to something. Oh. Sorry.

I've committed to this in 2004. I've seen the worst, and I've seen the best. And I'm here today, three gold medals later. I just want to say thank you for allowing me to be one of the leaders, not of just our team, but of our country. Despite everything that's going on right now in our country, we got to be united. And I'm glad I did what I did.

I stepped up to the challenge. But this is what it's about. Salute to Melo. Melo's really crying because he got to come back to New York and suffer with the Knicks after being on a winning team all summer long. And he also, he said during that, you know, we need to make America great again. That doesn't mean that he supports Donald Trump. Like people say, oh, he supports Donald Trump. No, that doesn't mean that.

That definitely doesn't mean that. He supports America. He supports America. Yeah, and that means that Donald Trump. Like, people say, oh, he supports Donald Trump. No, that doesn't mean that. That definitely doesn't mean that. He supports America. He supports America. Yeah, and that means that Donald Trump has made things so bad for the past year, just as far as, like, race relations in America and the energy that he's putting out, that, yes, we do need to make America great again and get away from whatever Trump's putting out there. Now, also, let's talk about this estranged boyfriend. He went a little crazy?

Yes, it's a 27-year-old man in Alabama, and he confessed to killing five people. This all happened early Saturday. One of the women was a pregnant woman, and he's going to be charged with six counts of capital murder because of that. Derek Dierman, they said he used multiple weapons in these killings, and he killed the victims as they slept. So his girlfriend was actually the one that alerted the police. Lynetta Lester, she walked into the police station and said that her boyfriend had killed multiple people. She said she had gone to the house where the slayings took place to stay with the relative. And I guess they got into an argument. She left, went over there, and that's when he showed up.

And what was his reasoning? I mean, is there a reason? I mean, he was abusive. I guess they got into an argument. She left. She went to a relative's house, and then he showed up to the residence and attacked the victims while they were sleeping. What's crazy is

at about 1 a.m. on Saturday, somebody called the police to report that he was trespassing. The police did respond, but they didn't find him anywhere. Then he came back sometime between 1.15 a.m. and sunrise, and that's when he attacked all the victims while they were sleeping. Why don't people like that just kill themselves first? Like, if you ever think

about just harming a whole bunch of people in that manner, just take yourself out. He ended up turning himself in, so now six charges. Wow. Jesus Christ. Alright. Alright. I need my egg whites, man. Man, that's front page news. Go back to my damn egg whites. Now, starting September 1st,

it looks like Uber's gonna start these self-driven cars where there are gonna be no humans inside. You can call an Uber, it looks like Uber's going to start these self-driven cars where there are going to be no humans inside. You can call an Uber. It'll pick you up and take you to your destination. Is that everywhere? I thought they were just testing it in Pittsburgh. They're going to start in Pittsburgh September 1st.

What I look like. But would you drive in this self-driven car? Listen, man. You call an Uber. It picks you up. There's nobody inside. It takes you to your destination. I barely trust the Uber driver as it is.

So I'm going to jump in a car that drives itself? Absolutely not. Well, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. Now, you know, technically, this car's supposed to be a lot safer than any human. The reaction time is supposed to be way better. It can press the brake way better. It can swerve out of the way way better than a human.

Supposedly, but if anything goes wrong, just like when a pilot flies a plane, even though the plane goes in the course on its own in case something goes wrong, don't you than a human. Supposedly, but if anything goes wrong, just like when a pilot flies a plane, even though the plane goes in the course on its own in case something goes wrong, don't you need a human? But they're saying the probability is going to be so low and more accidents happen with human error than this computer be way safer than any. And what happens to all the drivers? They're not going to have

jobs anymore? I don't care. Listen, I'm an 80s baby. The only car that I trust to drive itself is Kit from Knight Rider. Alright, drop on the clues bombs for Kit, damn it. I need the car to talk to me like Kit. That's it. 800-585-1051. If this Uber car gets released everywhere, would you take this Uber

car? Absolutely not. It's going to be self-driven. There's going to be no driver. They're saying that the car is going to be technically safer than a human. It can brake faster. It can swerve faster. It can swerve better. I don't need all these advancements in technology. I still read regular books. I don't do the Kindles and the e-books

and all that kind of stuff like that. Okay, old man. Make my old eyes hurt, okay? 585-1051. Would you take an Uber self-driven call? Call us up right now. Here's Drake Riri.

It's too good. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was Diddy. I need a girl. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are The Breakfast Club. Now, Uber's saying September 1st they're going to start releasing these self-driven Uber vehicles. No humans involved. They're just testing them out, right? Testing them out, but people are going to be using them. And they're saying it should be safer than a human. They're saying that the car can actually stop faster, it can react better, and swerve out of the way if there's any problems. And it's going to be a lot safer than...

Going to get me to the airport if I'm in a rush? Step on it. I don't know if the car's going to speed. I don't know if you're going to be able to make stops. You're not going to be like, hey, stop at this bodega and get me a sandwich. Hey, I need to get to the ATM. I just need to take some money out. Can you just pull over right here for a minute?

That won't happen, but it will get you probably to the airport safer than any human driving. I'm cool on that because I don't know how the car is feeling that day. With an Uber driver, I can get in and check his temperature, check her temperature, make sure that they're in a good mood. Are they not in a good mood? I can say something to cheer them up. I don't know how this car is feeling that day. The robot's always in a good mood.

We don't know that. We don't know that. I've seen iRobot. We don't know that. I've seen all these movies where robots flip the F out. We don't know what this car may be feeling that day. What if the car is feeling suicidal? And the car wants to kill itself that day with me in it.

Just what if? What if? I don't think the car can feel that way. But what about if a human feels that way? It's the same difference. Hey, it's different, but at least I can talk him out of it. I can be like, bro, why you speeding? Like, slow down, man.

We got something to live for here. Like, I can talk to a human being. Well, you can text the car and tell the car to slow down. What if I'm in the car and I forgot my passport at home and I'm going out of the country? I'm on my way to the airport and I need you to turn around real fast. Oh, man, we just left, but I need to get my passport. Then what? I'm sure there's a way that you can hit a button and text it and make it go back the other way.

I need to know these things. But it will be a lot safer if you're traveling, especially if you're traveling long distance. You ain't got to worry about highway driving. And then nobody really, for real, drives the speed limit. People drive a little bit above the speed limit. Everybody will be passing that. I got a bunch of Ubers with like 90 year old drivers and they definitely drove

the speed limit. Listen all you lazy humans. We don't need all these advances in technology. It's some things that still require in human touch. I think that we need to keep these fast food people there. I think we need to keep these Uber drivers there. Some things still need a human touch. Everything

can't be robotic. I don't want to live in that world. I went to a sneaker store the other day. They don't even have people trying on sneakers. They have vending machines for Jordans now. You kick your size in and it picks up the sneakers for you and drops them in a box when you pay for it. See, that's stupid. Some things need a human touch.

What if the robot gives you the wrong size? Can you talk back to the robot and say, hey, that's not the size I got, or it's not the J's I wanted? Can you do that? I don't know. Hello, who's this? What's up? It's Chris. Chris, now Uber's releasing these new self-driven cars where there's no humans involved. You get in the car, it takes you to where you

need to be. It's supposed to be a lot more accurate and safer. What do you think? Would you get one? I would try it. I just don't understand, like, if they're doing road work and they make you go around the corner, how they could make that car go around when there's nobody looking at you. I'm sure they can do an alternate route.

Yeah. I would try it. Okay. Thank you, bro. Hello, who's this? It's Sharice Moore. Call me and say, no, I would not get in that car at all. Why not?

There you go. You ain't got to worry about nothing being getting in no car where there's no human being. Yeah, how you gonna tell your kids don't talk to strangers, but then just put them in a car with a robot? But that car will get you there safer. I would rather trust that car. You keep saying that, but you have no proof of this. I don't know how you know that.

You have no proof this car gonna get you there safer. There's always a margin for error when it comes to anything that is computerized. Anything could go wrong. It's a smaller error. Hello, who's this? This is Ricky.

We're talking about these self-driven cars. What do you think? You going to get one? No doubt. You get an Uber, there's no one driving. I mean, that's got to be a nice peaceful ride, I think. See, this is the problem. Uber drivers have talked our ear off so much that we don't even want them there no more. Too many Uber drivers have passed us mixtapes and demos

that now we don't even want the Uber drivers driving no more. No, man. No, I'll put up with you playing your music while we ride into the airport. 800-585-1051. Now, starting September 1st, Uber is going to have these self-driven cars where they'll take you around. There'll be no human. They're saying

it's supposed to be a lot safer. Reaction time is a lot better. You don't have to worry about human error. And what if you're in a neighborhood and you don't know nothing about these self-driving cars and you're just chilling

in the yard and you see this car rolling around your neighborhood with nobody driving? You gotta shoot at it off GP, bro. No, you don't. So is there really nobody

in the car when this is happening? No, nobody's calling. If I see somebody, if I see a car riding around my neighborhood with nobody driving, I'm calling Ghostbusters.

I'm calling Leslie Jones and them over right immediately. I'm listing my car through the hands of this, bro. 800-585-1051. Would you get in the car? It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was Drake One Dance. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, we're talking Uber. Now, they're saying starting September 1st, Uber drivers are not going to be needed. They're going to be starting these vehicles where there's going to be no driver inside and taking you to your destination. They're saying this is going to be a lot safer. Reaction time is a lot better.

You don't have to worry about human error or somebody having a bad day. This computer-generated car, which is going to be a Volvo, will take you to where you need to be. I'm not with it. Yeah, I'm cool. I still have an appreciation for Homo sapiens. Computer-generated car, which is going to be a Volvo, will take you to where you need to be. I'm not with it. I'm cool. I still have an appreciation for Homo sapiens. I haven't gotten to the point in my life where I hate humans that much to where I just want to have robots take over my life.

The day I go into a Chick-fil-A and there's a bunch of robots working there, the day I will stop eating Chick-fil-A. No, you won't. You're lying. Yes, I will. Because those people at Chick-fil-A are angels sent from the heavens above. They're not robots. Everything don't need these added touches of technology.

Like, I don't do Kindle. I don't do e-book. I still like to flip the pages and get bookmarks and stuff like that. I'm cool. I don't need to get in no car without no driver. Hello, who's this? What's going on? Q from Atlanta.

What's up, Q? We're talking cars with no drivers. Would you get in one? Uh, no. I would not get in one right now, but in the future I will. You want to wait until everybody else tests it out. Right. I mean, just like a couple of months ago, I don't know if you guys heard, but it was a modern-day crash on autopilot that killed somebody.

Yeah, I know what it is. So I don't want to be a part of it, but I do think in the future that's the way that we're going to go. I mean, if you ask people right now what's the difference between planes and cars, I think that planes are safer just because they always go autopilot and cars, you know, we have

human interaction, so it causes more accidents. That's not the reason planes are safer, bro. The reason planes are safer is usually when you're in the air on a plane, you're up there by your damn self, alright? It's a bunch more cars on the road right next to each other at high speeds. Enough, enough.

When we talk about one case that the pilot killed somebody in the car, well, we could talk about a zillion accidents with humans, though. But, you know, what happens if a car hits your self-driving Uber? If a car hits your self-driving Uber? Yeah, like what if another car hits you in an Uber? Then you get hurt.

That's what happens. I mean, is there like a reaction time for the car to like try to swerve out the way or anything? Sure. Hello, who's this? Brittany from Orlando. Hey, Brittany, would you drive in this self-driven car from Uber? Of course I would. Like, how cool is it? I think we just like live in a world

where so many things are coming possible. Like, we have Elon it? I think we just, like, live in a world where so many things are coming possible. Like, we have Elon Musk in the Hyperloop. Now, I'm with that. Now, I'm waiting on Elon Musk in the Hyperloop now. Come on. Like, we can't let these things hold us back. We're going to die anyway if we're going to die.

But I'm going to say this. I'm going to let a lot of people experiment with the Hyperloop before I try it. Of course. Like, I'm not going to be the first one. But, of course, I want to do it. Like, I just want to deliberate it. Like, you can't let things hold you back. Have I ever told you all the time I was in L.A. randomly drunk having a conversation

with a bunch of my white friends and somebody overheard us talking about UFOs and stuff and then they came over to us and they was discussing the Hyperloop and stuff and it was Elon Musk? Really? Yeah. You don't know what the Hyperloop is. No, I'm Googling it right now. The Hyperloop is something that's going to be able to,

you're going to be able to travel at top speed. You'll be able to get from New York to LA in like 30 minutes. Right. Oh, and that, yeah. And that always seemed kind of scary. Yeah, that sounds scary. That sounds like you can die quickly. Elon Musk is one of my favorite people though.

But like I said, it's going to have to be a lot of hamsters and gerbils that die in that Hyperloop before I decide that, you know what, this is something that I want to do. But when I'm 55 years old, I'll probably take the Hyperloop. Really?

Absolutely. Okay. Be able to get from New York and L.A. in 30 minutes. You know how fast you have to go? You know, if one thing happens on that track, it's over. At one point, they didn't think that we'd be in something like planes that go that fast.

That's the type of advances in technology. Yeah, but that's on a track. At least a plane, you're in the air. That's on a track. So if anything happens on that track, a little grease, a little dirt, anything that makes that car off the track? I think that this type of technology will be able to handle grease and dirt. No, trains go off the track.

It's not a train. The Hyperloop goes off or whatever. Trains go off the track. This is not. There ain't going to be no 2027 black sheep saying, if my Hyperloop goes off the track, pick it up, pick it up, pick it up. It's not going to be that old, man. All right, stop it.

Okay? Okay. But in the words of Albert Einstein, the moral of the story is, I fear today that technology will surpass our human interaction. The world will have a generation of idiots. All right, E. Yes. Rumors on the way. We'll talk about Frank Ocean over the weekend.

Now, first he put out his visual album on Thursday. Then he put out a music video early Saturday morning. And then he put out a couple of more things. I'll tell you about it. And I'll tell you about a poem that Kanye did for his magazine about McDonald's. And we'll talk about Andre 3000's verse. You just named three robots back to back to back. Frank Ocean, Kanye West, Andre 3000.

All robots. We'll get into that when we come back. Keep it back. Frank Ocean, Kanye West, Andre 3000. There you go. All robots. We'll get into that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Listen up. It's just in.

All the gossip. Gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's The Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. Well, Frank Ocean did a lot these past few days.

Now, on Thursday, he put out his visual album, Endless. And he also put out a music video for Nike's Early Saturday Morning. Then he put out another album that was called Blonde, and he also put out a glossy magazine that was called Boys Don't Cry, which originally everybody thought was going to be the name of the album. Now, in addition to this, he did some pop-up shops in New York, London, Chicago, and L.A. So there were certain silver packages that had the magazine, which came with the CD, and also it was in different magazine stores. So people were lined up trying to get the magazine.

It was free, too, by the way. He think he Willy Wonka, selling golden tickets? Now, inside of the magazine, there was also some high-fashion photos. There were poems, short stories, an outline for a TV show, interviews with Little B, all kinds of stuff. I don't know if you guys saw this,

but Kanye wrote a poem about McDonald's. What? Old McDonald's or McDonald's the food place? McDonald's the food place. Why? It was called McDonald's Man.

The french fries had a plan. The french fries had a plan. The salad bar and the ketchup made a band because the french fries had a plan. I don't know. You got to read the whole thing. Okay, I'm sure he's doing a deal have a plan. I don't know. You got to read the whole thing.

Okay. I'm sure he's doing a deal with McDonald's. I don't know. Apparently, this might have been something that he had written. As a kid? Quite some time ago. So I don't even know what it's about. But there's a lot of things that Frank Ocean has included.

Now, there's also a song by Andre 3000. And it's like about a minute long. It's just Andre 3000 on there. Check it out. After 20 years in, I'm so naive I was under the M. Impression that everyone wrote their own verses. It's just Andre 3000 on there. Check it out. So he said he was naive and under the impression that everyone wrote their own verses. So wait a minute, wait a minute. Andre 3000 has his own song on Frank Ocean's album?

Yeah, it's called Solo Reprise. Yeah, you take what you get from Andre 2000, okay? He's like, he said you want to feature him. You're like, no, I want my own song on your album. You give it to him. That's the goal.

And I think people are going crazy over that more than anything else from what I heard. You know, people were very excited about this Andre 3000. That's hip-hop royalty. That's a hip-hop legend. If he wants a song on your album,

you give him a song on your album, damn it. Some people were trying to say that he was taking shots at Drake, but I don't think so. I think he was being very vague about he thought he was, everybody wrote their own verses. Clearly, we know that's not the case. I mean, he should know that's not the case.

I mean, from early on, back in the day, people have had people use it right in their rhymes. He said, I'm stumbled and lived every word. Was I working just way too hard? Alright, in addition, he did a remake of, he did a cover of At Your Best. If you remember, that's the Isley Brothers and Aaliyah also remade that song. Here is Frank Ocean's version.

We ain't necessarily have it yet. No, we ain't got it. Oh, okay. My bad. Thought we had that. Nope. You can play the Aaliyah version. Just, you know, just what Frank Ocean did word for word.

I'm sure a lot of kids don't know that that came from Aaliyah. At Your Best? Yes. Yeah, I know, just what Frank Ocean did word for word. I'm sure a lot of kids don't know that that came from Aaliyah. That's your best? Yes. Yeah, I'm sure they do. All right. In addition to...

How old that song is? How old? At least 20 years. Oh my goodness. In addition to other songs that came out over the weekend, Usher did a new

remix of No Limit and that included Who on it. Check it out. Now what I do Keep it no limit Yeah G-Mix Yo Usher baby Limit, and that included Who on it. Check it out. We could have just told the people who was on that remix. You get a little feel for it, though. 2 Chainz is on it.

Gucci's on there. I'll let him tell you. Travis Scott. A$AP Ferg, Travis Scott, and of course, Master P is on there as well. That's a dope record, man. I just don't know how much people care. That remix is dope. I like the original.

I think a lot of people like that original. I've heard a lot of people talk great about that. And even from the beginning, a lot of people were like, man, he should have put Master P on there. He should have put Master P on there. Or Mystical or Silk or somebody. Silk's on there as well. You got to pay homage.

Now, I don't know if you guys saw this over the weekend also. We got Frank Ocean up if you want to play it again. Oh, there we go. Okay, here's the Frank Ocean, At Your Best version. At your best version. It's beautiful. I love this song. Come on. You can't front on this song.

See, I got to be in the mood to listen to Frank Ocean. You can't just turn Frank Ocean on. Like, I can't just, you can't just turn Frank Ocean on and be like, listen to this. I got to be doing something like. Oh, you can turn Frank Ocean on. No, I got to be, like, I got to be, I don't know, I don't know what kind of mood I got to be in to listen to Frank Ocean. Because I don't do house cleaning. I don't cut the grass with headphones on.

Alright, Nick Cannon announced that he is a freshman now at Howard University. He hasn't wrote, not at Hampton, Envy. Because you went to Hampton, he went to Howard University. Not everybody's great. He posted on Instagram, you know, HU 2020, my first day as a freshman, Howard University class of 2020. How does

Nick Cannon think he's going to have time to do all of these different things? Frank Ocean makes first day of college music. You be lonely on campus. No. Nick going to be the oldest person there. No, he's not. Nick going to be the oldest person on that campus. He really ain't going to have nobody to talk to. He going to feel lonely.

People not going to want to bother him because he Nick Cannon, but he going to want to sit with somebody at lunch and then he going to hear at your, Frank Ocean version in his head. Stop it. Play that. Tell me. Watch this. Set the scene.

You're at the cafeteria lunch table by yourself. First day of school. Nobody's sitting with you. You slowly bite into your sandwich. But at your best, you are alone. You're munching. You're looking around. Nobody still has come to sit by you.

You finish your sandwich. You throw your bag in the trash can. You slowly walk to your next class. You check your Twitter to see if anybody tweeted, hey, see the cute guy sitting at lunch by himself? No tweets, bro. So then you send out a tweet about where you at

and get no retweets because nobody cares. You really thought about that? Go ahead, continue on, you jerk. Okay, all I can say now is that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee. All right, Miss Yee.

I'm drinking green tea with some honey right now and I still ain't in the mood to listen to no damn Frank Ocean. Yeah, jerk. What are we doing for Donkey, man? Donkey today is going to this whole chain of clown events that happened last night outside of the Wells Fargo Arena in Philadelphia.

Okay. We'll get into that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Charlamagne, say the gang. Donkey of the Day. Charlamagne.

You are a donkey. It's time for Donkey of the Day. Donkey of the Day does not discriminate. I might not have the song of the day, but I got 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 e-ball. It's a breakfast club, bitches. Who's donkey of the day today? Oh, God.

Donkey of the Day for Monday, August 22nd goes to the so-called goon who decided to so-called press Drake at the Wells Fargo Arena in Philadelphia last night. Let me give you some quick backstory. We all know Drake and Meek Mill have an issue, and last night Drake performed in Philly for the first time since the Rap Beef, and Drake wasn't at a nightclub. He was at the Wells Fargo Arena, a building that cost $300 million plus to build, a building where the Philadelphia Flys and Philadelphia 76ers both play,

a building where over 21,000 people can fit in. A building that is owned by Comcast and sponsored by one of the largest banks in the country, Wells Fargo. Now, like most arenas in America, this building is probably one of the most secure places in the city. And in certain places, everybody is just well aware you can't cut up at. Why? Simply because it's mad security. And why wouldn't it be? When you have 21,000 screaming fans at a function, I have to keep everybody there safe and protect the main attraction,

whether it's a hockey team, basketball team, or as in last night's case, Drake. Well, last night it was some real live flexing going down on social media because there was some guys outside the Wells Fargo Arena acting like they wanted to press Drake. Let's hear it. Let y'all know right now we're 100, 200 deep dream chasers. We're going to press this Drake. He disrespectful, disrespectful.

You know what I'm saying? World star, academics, shade room, all y'all. I'm letting y'all know right now, dream chasers, DC4 on his way, D-Line, prime security, AP Security. This is what we do. This is what I do. Yeah, 200. Yeah, I'm 200 strong.

I come to rap. There's no one to talk. My press game is real. Take your ass back to Toronto. You're not talking shit. I ain't no 200 deep. Three deep. Prime.

D-Line. I am so perplexed by this whole chain of events. Number one, I tell y'all all the time, why oh why oh why do you guys choose to incriminate yourselves via the internet? All you dudes who be screaming about raps and ratting and death doll snitches be the main one snitching on yourself via social media. If you had a chance to really do something to Drake in that arena, which you didn't, why would you broadcast that you was going to do it beforehand via social media. If you had a chance to really do something to Drake in that arena, which you didn't, why would you broadcast that?

You was going to do it beforehand via social media. Doing that is the digital version of acting like you want to fight someone, but knowing that there's people there who are going to hold you back. You don't really want no static.

You just want to look like you're about static. Now, this guy just incriminated himself online for all the authorities in Philly to see because he wants to pretend to press Drake. Look, man, if that's

the definition of press, I don't understand the definition of press. This wasn't a club. It was the Wells Fargo Arena in Philly. That's like being at the Super Bowl and saying you're going to press the halftime act. You're acting like you're surprised there's security there. Why wouldn't there be police and a bunch of security there? I have to protect the stars of the show from over

20,000 screaming fans, and I have to protect 20,000 screaming fans from themselves, and in this day and age, possibly from acts of terrorism. But the fact that these goons went to the Wells Fargo Arena and acted surprised there was mass security there is baffling to me. It's like being shocked that President Obama has Secret Service. It's like being shocked that there's an alarm system in a bank when you try to rob it. It's literally like going to Pizza Hut and being shocked that they serve pizza.

You knew it was going to be mass security there, but you wasn't there to press people. You was there to get attention via social media. This is the world we live in, ladies and gentlemen. This so-called goon didn't really want to press Drake. He wanted to be on Shade Room and Academics and Barlow Alert and promote DC4. He's probably happy as hell he's getting donkier

today and will probably be making a video about it later. That's why I don't be saying these dudes' names, but I have to talk about these things because I have to point out the lameness in his actions so they aren't repeated. But you know who I'm really disappointed in? Oh, Meek Mill. Okay, Meek Mill put on Instagram,

when you run out the back door with 12 and use the old man to save you, I'm done, you had Philadelphia swat with you. I'm gonna go ahead and hang it up with these suckers. Had y'all tucked in back there for hours. Laugh out loud. Still running. Meek Mill, aren't you on probation for six years?

Why are you on social media incriminating yourself? Meek on Instagram taking credit like he called his shot, like he was trying to get Drake touched up. Knowing them people in Philly, be on his head and be looking for any old thing to violate him. Why connect yourself to this Negro nonsense, especially being that they just let you off house arrest and let you float around and get them bags?

Why incriminate yourself? I don't understand how you guys will slander somebody for being a rat but then rat on yourselves. Meek, you shouldn't be taking credit for this. Okay, entertain a clown and you become part of the circus. And what this dude did outside of Wells Fargo Arena last night is definitely deserving of a bright pair of overalls, a red nose, and a smile painted on his face from ear to ear. Please give this clown the biggest hee-haw.

Please. I wouldn't even want you repping my set like that if I was on probation for six years. If I'm on probation for six years, don't show up talking about you dream chasers and you outside and about to do this and that. Don't put that on me. Okay. I don't want those problems. All Okay. I don't want those problems. All right. I don't want those legal issues.

You shouldn't want them. Maybe I'm missing something. Okay. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey today, sir. Sheesh. Let's change gears a little bit. It's Monday.

Mm-hmm. Let's talk about strap-ons. What? All right. This is, I don't understand. Okay. Just finish talking about clowns. Go ahead.

And here you go. The biggest one from Queens. Now, what is it that you want to know, Envy? No, I don't want to know anything. You just said. Young Emma was here on Friday, and she spoke about strap-ons. This is what she had to say. Let's play the audio.

You said, baby, give me a hand. That's a low blow. Low blow. Damn, she make me weak when she throw. What the hell is she throwing? You don't want to know. You don't want to know. A strap-on.

See, I never understood it. That's like getting a tattoo on a fake arm. Like, why would you... That's like getting a tattoo on a fake arm. On a fake arm. Like, it's a strap-on. I'll bring a couple girls here one day, and they'll explain to you what that means.

Okay. I don't want to know how does it give you pleasure. That's none of your business. It's my business. There we go. All right, so that's the question. I see where you're going with this, Envy, but you got to start adding context to things, okay?

You can't just be yelling out, let's talk strap-on, all right? Okay? You listened. I understand the question. What's the cut? Now go ahead, go. How does a strap-on bring pleasure?

Is that the question? Let me show you. No, I don't want to know. Okay, no, first of all, you got to reword that again, Envy Please, stop it Please Isolate that for me

So I can use that against him Later on in life Come here, Envy Please But this is the question This is the question Lesbian women How does a scrap on

Bring you pleasure? Because it doesn't seem like It would pleasure The woman with the scrap on And why would you As a woman Want to suck on the scrap on? You know what I'm saying?

So you're just talking about orally. You're not talking about... Yeah, because that's what she says in the song. You know what I mean? So to me, that's why I told her it's like getting a tattoo

on a fake arm and acting like it hurts. All right, well, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. How does a strap on bring pleasure orally? You guys are so crazy.

To a lesbian. To a lesbian. Say a lesbian boy! Lesbian boy! Jesus Christ. All right. We're talking a lesbian boy! Alright, 805...

By the way, by the way, during the Young M.A. interview, you did say, so you're a female lesbian. I just wanted to throw that out there. Yes, you did. You. Me? Yes, the guy with the Hampton hat on. You. No, me. I didn't say that. I feel like you guys need to have this conversation with each other. You don't want to be in here for this? I mean, alright, go ahead. Alright, 805

851051. Call us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was fabulous. with each other. You don't want to be in here for this? I mean, all right, go ahead. All right, 805-851-051. Call us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was fabulous. Can't let you go. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee,

Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, Young M.A. stopped through on Friday and she had a conversation with Charlamagne about strap-ons. Let's hear what she had to say. You said, baby, give me a hand. That's a low blow.

Damn, she make me weak when she throat. What the hell is she throating? You don't want to know, man. A strap-on. See, I never understood it. That's like getting a tattoo on a fake arm. Why would you... That's like getting a tattoo on a fake arm. On a fake arm. Like, it's a strap-on.

I'll bring a couple girls here one day, and they'll explain to you what that means. I don't want to know how does it give you pleasure. That's none of your business. It's my business. So, Charlamagne, you were a little confused. Yes, I was a little confused, and it was people that was tweeting me all weekend

saying that I wish you wouldn't have talked to her so much about sexuality. If sexuality's in her lyrics, we're going to talk about it. And I am utterly confused about that line, shorty, such and such and she deep throats. Okay? Because last time I checked, young M.A. was a woman, right? Yes. So if she's deep throat in anything,

it's a scrap horn. So I want to know what would make a woman want to do that? I think it's just the visual of it. It's like watching porn or getting turned on by somebody doing something in front of you, even if they're not physically touching you. But doesn't having any type of penis artificial or not defeat the whole purpose

of being a lesbian? It's like touching yourself in front of someone. Okay. Well, hello, who's this? This is Latonya. Hey, Latonya. Are you a lesbian? Yes. So how does this work? They're confused about how this would turn you on. As far as, of course, being penetrated by it, that's gonna, you know, give you pleasure.

But just like when you orally pleasure your woman, it's not necessarily doing anything for you, but you get something out of it. Or just like when a woman gives a man, she's not getting anything from it. All right, I'm going to tell you why this makes no sense. This makes no sense because a scrap on is not you. It's still an artificial tool. You can't feel it if she's got her mouth on it. So she's saying it turns her on when she's doing it to someone. But what he's asking is the person that you're doing it to,

because you're not physically touching them, how does it turn them on? It's like when you watch porn or watch a flick. Right, that's what I was saying. Okay. That type of oral pleasure, like it stimulates you. Like you get turned on by it. A woman has done some nasty stuff to you that's never really made you feel any kind of way, but just seeing her do it is like, that was nasty.

No, that's not true. It's like the performance aspect of it. Anything a woman does to me, I can actually feel it. Hello, who's this? Why you calling them gangsters? Hey, this Ava. I'm from Charlotte, but I was calling about the question about the strap-on. Talk to me, lesbian.

So a strap-on has more than one side. Like, on the other side, it's for their pleasure. So, like, if it's going up and down, it's for them to get to. So that's what brings them pleasure, not saying that I suck a strap-on. Oh, okay, so the strap-on goes inside of you. So the other side goes in a woman's vagina. So when the movement goes, it goes. Oh. Right. And it goes. Oh. Right.

And it can. Right. All right. It can vibrate. It has little things on it. Like, it's different type of stuff. So a woman's clitoris

is getting stimulated by wearing the strap on. There you go. Yeah. Okay. I didn't know, boo. There's something new every day. And then maybe it's also

the role play aspect of it. True. You know, it's like a part of a costume. All right. You know, if you want a part of a costume. All right. You know, if you want to pretend to be a man, just talk. We're talking strap-ons this morning. Call us back.

When we come back, we'll find out if Angela Yee has one or used one before. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Controller Drake Popcon. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. What did you say about Drake and Popcorn?

I didn't say nothing about Drake and Popcorn. Oh. Now, we're talking strap-ons this morning. This came from our conversation from Young M.A., who is a Brooklyn artist who stopped him Friday. Let's play a clip of what she said. I mean, she has a line in her song that has a lot of people confused. This is it.

You said, baby, give me a hand. That's a low blow. Low blow. Damn, she make me weak when she throat. What the hell is she throating? You don't want to know. You don't want to know. You don't want to know. A strap-on.

See, I never understood it. That's like getting a tattoo on a fake arm. Like, why would you... That's like getting a tattoo on a fake arm. On a fake arm. Like, it's a strap-on. I'll bring a couple girls here one day, and they'll explain to you what that means.

I don't want to know. How does it give you pleasure? That's none of your business. It's my business. There we go. All right, so Charlamagne was a little confused. No, I wasn't confused about this at all. I was.

I just want to know, like, how does that bring pleasure? Like, to me, that's like getting a tattoo on a fake arm and acting like it hurts. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Like, knock it off. We know that's a fake arm. Well, clearly, he's never had the double delight strap on, so. Now, Anjali, do you have a strap on? No, I don't.

You never use a strap on? No. I'm just asking. No man has ever asked me to use a strap on on him. Okay. So that's never happened. I don't know that I could do that. I'm not a very dominating person like that.

I don't want to do that. Okay. Hello, who's this? Alicia. Hey, Alicia. Are you a lesbian? Yes, I am. Me and my girlfriend, we've been together for about five years. Oh, shoot. Are you a lesbian? Yes, I am. Me and my girlfriend, we've been together for about five years.

Oh, shoot. She got that fire tongue then. Now, have you guys ever used a strap on? Yes, we actually have a couple. Well, three. Wow. Okay. Tell us about it.

Well, some lesbians, they actually do feel it when they're getting, like, fellatio with a strap-on. Like, some girls actually like the visual of it. But the actual strap-on, because it's rubbing against, you know, you get plastic. All right, there you go. You can feel it. Have you ever tried the Double Delight? No, and me and my girlfriend is actually scared to use it, so. What is the Double Delight?

The Double Strap-on. We can show you better than we can tell you. No, that's all right. Yeah. Me and my girlfriend is actually scared to use it, so. What is the double delight? The double. We can show you better than we can tell you. No, that's all right. Yeah. Nope, that is all right. Why not just add a real penis to the mix, boo? No, because it's nasty. It's a dick.

Y'all need to grow up. Grow up. She says nasty. You guys are nasty. I love you guys. Thank you. I love you too, boo. Hello, who's this?

Hey, my name is Bernice. Hey, are you a guys are nasty. I love you guys. Love you too, boo. Hello, who's this? Hey, my name is Bernice. Hey, are you a lesbian? No. Okay. No, I'm not. All right, well, we're talking strap-ons this morning. Have you ever used a strap-on? I've actually, well, I've never used one.

Okay. There's been one used. Okay. I've never used one. Your boyfriend used one or your girlfriend used one? The boyfriend used one. The boyfriend used a strap-on? Why do you feel like he used one on you

or you used it on him? No, no, no. He used it on me. Why did he use one when he has a real one? Now, this is exactly why I decided to call in because it's visual stimulation.

It's different when you are, let's say, using your own, but when you're actually all up in it and you're using it on your girl, you get to see everything. It's all visual. It's not necessarily what he wanted to feel.

Got you. Kind of experimental, I guess. I don't know about that one, but okay, if that's what you mean. Hey, whatever turns you guys on. Hey, there you go. Well, that was when I was a lot younger. But yeah, I guess so,

whatever turned him on. All right, thank you. Not mad at that. So what's the moral of the story, guys? Listen, man, the moral of the story is simply

lesbians need to grow up. No. Stop using scrap bonds and add a real penis to the mix. It's like when you grow up and start buying real hair for your weave

instead of artificial hair, man. Just grow up. I don't know if that's the case, but if you like it, we love it. Yee, we got rumors coming up. Yes, we are going to talk about something great that Justin Bieber just recently did.

A really nice gesture. Also, what's that called? The Bentley Benteaga? Benteaga, yep. Benteaga that Meek Mill just got. Well, somebody else just got one, but it was a present. We'll tell you who bought his lady a Bentley Benteaga. All right, we'll get into that and more.

Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On The Breakfast Club.

So listen up. Knock, knock, knock, knock, knock, knock, knock, knock. Well, I think this might have been some type of misunderstanding because the headline everywhere was, Consequence Ghost Writes for Jay-Z. No way. So Consequence might be listening to Frank Ocean this weekend.

But you got to listen to what he actually had to say, okay? Listen to what Consequence had to say about ghost writing. Can you talk about some of the songs that you've written or some of the verses that you've written? That's a little taboo just because of the fact that, because I want to do more of it. It's like out that's a little taboo just because of the fact that um because i want to do more of it it's like outing somebody a little bit because to me it's really about the work i want to be a part of special records i don't need to raise my social equity by going into my

illuminati uh attache case and start pulling out names but um one record in particular i was happy to be a part of was Jay-Z's Encore, where me and Kanye kind of was on the phone, and we actually came up with the chorus back and forth. But see, that shouldn't even have got misconstrued, because he said the chorus. He said the chorus. Yeah, back and forth, with Kanye, by the way, on the phone.

So, I mean, it didn't sound like he wrote Jay-Z's verses. No, he didn't write Ho's verse. But when you get online and you see the headline, I was like, whoa, he was ghost he wrote Jay-Z's verses. No, he didn't write Ho's verse. But when you get online and you see the headline and you wrote for Jay-Z. I said the headline, I was like, whoa, you was ghostwriting for Jay-Z? I said that too. Say it ain't so. That's when you hear that Frank Ocean record

just in your head. It's just like, you just gotta sit there for a while and be like, damn. I effed up. Damn. I like this. How do I clean this one up?

I can't clean this one up. Let me reach out to the Breakfast Club. Salute to my guy, Consequence. And salute to our guy, Frank Ocean. I don't know him the Breakfast Club. Salute to my guy, Consequence. And salute to our guy, Frank Ocean. I don't know him. As well. I never met him. Ryan Lochte is still talking about the situation that happened

in Rio, where basically his teammates and him got into some issues for allegedly lying or over-exaggerating. Ain't no allegedly lying. He lied. He lied. Ain't no over-exaggerating. He lied. Over exaggerating. Ain't no over exaggerating. He lied. Here's what he had to say.

I let my team down. I wanted to be there. Like, I don't want them to think that I left and left them dry because, I mean, they were my teammates. I wanted to definitely be there. And I wanted to help out any way I could. And so I just wanted to make sure that they were at home before I came out

and talked. If you listen closely, you can hear this song in the background when he's talking. He's definitely by himself there. All right. Okay. Well, Ryan Lochte also said that he did over-exaggerate that story, and if I had never done that, we wouldn't be

in this mess. He also told Matt Lauer it's how you want to make it look he said whether you call it a robbery or whether you call it extortion or us just paying for the damages we don't know all we know is it was a gun pointed in our direction and we were demanded to give money he didn't over exaggerate he lied why can't he just say he lied he definitely lied okay however you want to interpret that Justin Bieber now here's a nice good story of the day on a Monday because there was a lot of drama over the weekend. Now, Justin Bieber was out having some drinks. He was in Studio City on Tuesday,

and he saw some customers at a nearby table. They were all crying. Now, he asked the bartender what was going on, and that's when one of the regulars, the bartender told him one of the regulars at the bar actually died earlier that day. He fell from his fire escape. Hit the Frank Ocean.

Hit it. That's true. That's exactly. So, such a sad story. They were definitely listening to Frank Ocean. Go ahead. So, he actually ended up paying their tab because he was so moved.

Oh, that was nice of him, man. By what happened. That was very nice of him. And you know, Justin Bieber has quit Instagram. Oh, man. He did? So, you won't be seeing anything has quit Instagram. Oh, man. He did? So you won't be seeing anything on his Instagram. Yeah, he did that for a little bit.

When you quit Instagram and you're sitting at a bar by yourself and you're drinking and you're noticing people crying, you ain't got nothing else to do. You can't distract yourself by going to look at the gram and act like you don't notice the people crying. So you got to go payday tap. And then you talk to them and, why are you crying? Oh, my friend died. He fell off a five-story building.

See? Frank Ocean dropped this music at the perfect time. I'm sad. Can we hear this fully? Don't cry. Now, by the way, Frank Ocean's album came out, Blonde, came out over the weekend as well as visuals. He put out a magazine that was a limited edition.

And he also has a poem by Kanye in there about McDonald's, McDonald's man. McDonald's man? See, I'm not in the mood to listen to Frank Ocean. When you got Kanye writing poems about McDonald's. McDonald's man, McDonald's man. The French fries had a plan. The French fries had a plan. Frank Ocean makes music for people who get mad at the dog

because they can't find a remote control. You know, you can't find a remote control, so you're mad at your pet. Where's the damn remote? Like the dog know. The cheeseburger and the shakes formed a band to overthrow the French fries plan. I always knew them French fries was evil, man. Frank Ocean makes music for people who press the wrong button and accidentally pay their whole cell phone bill instead of just the past due amount.

Them French fries look good, though. I knew the Diet Coke was jealous of the fries. I knew the McNuggets fries look good, though. I knew the Diet Coke was jealous of the fries. I knew the McNuggets was jealous of the fries. Even the McRib was jealous of the fries. I could see it through his artificial meat eyes. Okay, E. Hate it. Yo, but not for nothing on some real ish.

I did that over the weekend. You cried? No, I paid the full amount of my cell phone bill. Turn it up. Turn it up. Turn it up. The minimum due. And I was pissed off. Yeah, them first 15 seconds

after you accidentally do that, you just sit there and look at this in your head. I pushed one instead of two. I was pissed off, boy. Alright, well that is your rumor report. I'm Angelina. Right, thank you, Miss Yee. People's Choice mixes up next. We're going to start off with Frank

Ocean's joint. I'm lying. We ain't going to start Mix is up next. We're going to start off with Frank Ocean's joint. No, you're not. I'm lying. We ain't going to start off with that. We're not going to start off with that. We definitely not going to start off with that. But let me know what you want to hear. 800-585-1051. Is today the first day of school for a lot of people or the next week?

Well, it depends where you're from. If you're on the East Coast, it's usually the day after Labor Day. If you're in the South, you already started. All right. All right. 800-585-1051. If you already started, you're listening to that Frank Ocean. Oh, yes. Frank Ocean makes music for people who eat lunch by themselves on the first day of school, damn it. My goodness. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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