The Breakfast Club - Flash Back: City Girls interview and more

Episode Date: September 4, 2020

Today on the show we flashed back to when we had both the City Girls for the first time call in where they discussed, new music, gifts for men, and pum pum talk. Moreover, we flashed back to our freaky friday topic where we asked our listeners what makes their pum pum talk based off their interview with the City Girls. Also, we flashed back to when Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to people using potatoes to heal hemorroids, and maybe not in the way you think. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hey y'all, Nimany here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Executive produced by Questlove, The Story Pirates, and John Glickman, Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Flash, slam, another one gone. Bash, bam, another one gone. The crack of the bat and another one gone. The tip of the cap, there's another one gone. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history.

Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. And it began with me. Did you know, did you know? I wouldn't give up my seat. Nine months before Rosa, it was Claudette Colvin. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records.

Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hello, my undeadly darlings. It's Teresa, your resident ghost host. And do I have a treat for you. Haunting is crawling out from the shadows, and it's going to be devilishly good. We've got chills, thrills, and stories that'll make you wish the lights stayed on. So join me, won't you?

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It's the world's most dangerous morning show. Cut the cameras, I'm out of here. 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. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. You better have

the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's up? My name is Anthony. Anthony, what's up? Get it off your chest.

So I was just calling into the comment made about defunding the police or whoever it may be and putting it back into the communities i just don't understand how that would solve any issues because if uh if people continue a certain lifestyle they're living they're just going to take that for granted and and still look up to the wrong people and sell drugs and hang out all day. I think the real problem is people don't have any drive.

And that's how they end up in those certain communities. You know what I mean? No, that's not true. That's not true. We end up in those certain communities because of systemic racism. And it's not that we don't have no drive. We don't have no opportunity. If you provide folks in the hood with a better quality of life,

provide them with better quality opportunities, then guess what will happen? Crime will go down, policing will go down, which means interactions with police will go down, which means police killings will go down. Where are you from? I'm 100% on board with that. Where are you from, son?

I'm from down the shore. Down the shore. I listen to you guys every day on my commute up to work. Down the shore is very beautiful. But let me ask you a question. You know, when you went to school and some of the schools that some of the people that you were just talking about, it's totally different. Some of the students don't have books. Some of the students don't have computers.

Some of the students have to walk through metal detectors just to get to school. You know, it's a totally different game plan where you went to school and where they went to school. So it's not a matter about having drive. It's a matter of most of them don't have an opportunity. You know, you probably were raised in a house, correct? I'm sorry? You were raised in a house, sir? Yes.

All right. Now, your parents were probably easy for them to get a loan to purchase that home. You know, a lot of people can't get a loan to get a house. It's not that they don't have drive. It's that the banks won't lend them any money. So it's totally two different ways that you were raised and they were raised. It's not a matter about drive. You think they drive to stay in the hood?

No, they drive to get out, but the opportunities are not the same. Well, they also have programs where they have examples where it has worked, like in Jersey City back in 2013. In Camden, they did away with the police department and they had a renewed focus on community service. And they said it actually worked out really well. And Barack Obama praised that when it happened. So there are instances where they can show how effective that has been. Well, hold on.

You be careful with that. We don't want them to get rid of the police department. We want them to take funding out of the police department. Those police have two big, they have these huge budgets. Take some of that money and put it in the community. We don't want to get rid of the police department. But there was one thing I also wanted to share that, you know, construction unions, they're real big on hiring minorities. You know, you just got to go apply.

And, you know, I'm in a construction union. You know, everybody gets paid the same. It doesn't matter what you're doing. If you're part of the union, there's one wage. And, you know, you can make damn near $100,000 a year or plus, you know, without a college degree. You just got to go apply. And, you know, it requires, you know, hard work and getting up early.

But, you know, the money's there. Yo, bro, bro, bro, bro, bro, bro. Stop acting like people in the hood are lazy and they don't have no drive. That is a nasty stereotype that white supremacists like to push because I'm going to simply tell you this. What you got growing up was funding. What the hood doesn't get, what black communities don't get is funding. So let's defund some of the police money and put it into our community.

I didn't go to college because I would have had to pay for it. I joined, you know, construction because that was my outlet. I mean, you're... Because you was provided the opportunity. You're judging me and you don't know me. You was provided the opportunity. You was provided the opportunity. I just applied and I got in.

That was my opportunity. It's out there for everybody. That's right, and that's why we want the funding to go to our community so it can go into our schools, okay, so they can get that kind of information to know to apply for those kind of jobs. We definitely need job training programs in the hood. 100%. That's where the funding would go job training programs in the hood. That's where

the funding would go. But that's the problem. The problem is when some people look at our community, they say, oh, they're lazy, but they don't necessarily understand that you don't have the same opportunities that a lot of people have. And it's not even that they're asking for a million dollar loans. They're just asking for an opportunity. You know how hard it is to go try to get a job and they look at the color of your skin and they pass? It still happens. Do you know what happens if... It's just, you can't think like that.

It's not like, oh, well, in the hood, everybody's lazy. That's not it. Most of the time, these kids don't have the opportunity. They don't have the knowledge. They don't have the books. They don't have the resources. And that's why defunding the police is important because when you defund the police

and you put the money into the communities, especially the schools, guess what will happen in those schools? They'll have job training programs. That's it. Simple as that. And you got to prepare people not only for the jobs that are available now, but the jobs that are going to be available

in the 21st century. Tech and all that other stuff. That's what job training programs are for. And the sad thing is, that guy that just called, I don't think he was racist. I just think he's unknowledgeable. I just really think he doesn't know, and I think a lot of people just

don't know and just don't get it. Like, honestly. It just doesn't get it. It's up to them to get it. It's up to us to get it and make sure that we bring those resources to our people who need it. 585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your own country. I planted the flag.

I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There are 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Laudonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Capraburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. Why can't I trade my own country? My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead.

Oh my God. What is that? Bullets. Bullets. We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast.

That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast Post Run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together.

You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real, inspiring stories from the people you know, follow, and admire, join me every week for Post Run High. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all. It's lighthearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. So y'all, this is Questlove, and I'm here to tell you about a new podcast I've been working on with the Story Pirates and John Glickman called Historical Records. It's a family friendly podcast. Yeah, you heard that right. A podcast for all ages. One you can listen to and enjoy with your kids starting on September 27th. I'm going to toss it over to the host of Historical

Records, Nimany, to tell you all about it. Make sure you check it out. Hey, y'all. Nimany here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history, like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise.

Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed. I'm telling, I'm telling, hey what you doing man, I'm telling, I'm calling you. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Ivan. Hey, what's up bro, get it off your chest. Yes sir, man, two weeks ago, actually three weeks ago, my girlfriend of two years, she got a promotion. She works fast food to a store.

And she started becoming a little distant. So about a week later, I tracked her phone to a hotel, man. She's screwing one of the guys she works with at the job. Wow. A week later, she done moved the n***a in the crib. He's in front of her kids and everything. Damn. He must have been putting it down.

Hey, listen. He was in here the whole time. But see, must have been putting it down. Hey, listen. He was in here the whole time. See, we got our phones last year. I put a tracker on the phones just in case we lost her or whatnot. So the first week that she was, you know, being distant, I kind of followed her around. I can see what's on the camera. She was picking her kids up, going home. The second week, she was up in a hotel with the dudes.

By this current week, she was up in a hotel with the dudes. This current week, he's at the crib. Man, he must have been blowing her back out. I'm talking about best penis she ever had in her life. Goodness gracious. For her to move that fast and move them in? Wow. Yeah, that's crazy. You ever think about how big his penis must be?

Oh my goodness. How would he think about that? I'm sure he's piping her down. I mean, I'm not a small dude, but, you know, my thing is, how you got to do it in front of your kids after only a week? Because his penis is that good. Best you ever had. That's a little dangerous.

You don't know this, man. You're doing a lot of penis talk for early in the morning, Charlamagne. I know, right? The best you ever had, bro. Think about that. It must be. I think about it, but, hey, it is what it is. I ain't tripping no more.

She must not have loved me too much. It only took you a week to have a whole other man in my place. Oh, I'm just telling you. It doesn't mean how good that guy's sex was. How are you coping with this? How are you coping with this, though? I know you're thinking about her and the kids. Yeah, I mean, at first I have to say, you know, I was at first I was in shock.

I really couldn't believe how fast she moved. And right now I think I'm still just a little hurt. I haven't really been angry because the guy, I mean, compared to me, at least looks wise, he's the bump, dude. I mean, this dude is a straight, dusty ass bump. It looks don't matter. His penis might be immaculate. He's the bump, dude. I mean, this dude is a straight, dusty-ass bump. That's right. Looks don't matter. His penis might be immaculate. My goodness.

All right. Hello, who's this? This is Avion. Avion, what's up, bro? Get it off your chest. What's up, man? I want to get off my chest about the pandemic that's going on, man. It's been hard being a sports agent and seeing a lot

of these players having to not prepare themselves well for the draft coming up and the season and everything. It's been very hard. You're a sports agent? Yes. Who do you represent? Well, right now I don't have nothing but a guy from something South Carolina

named Donald Rutledge. I do business management for him. I'm a coach in the game, man. I'm from Florence, South Carolina. Oh name is Donald Rutledge. I do business management for him. I'm from the game, man. I'm from Florence, South Carolina. Oh, got you, got you. Salute to Florence. Yeah, man, I can imagine, you know, this is a big time in a lot of players' lives. They're about to get drafted, and it's just not going to be the same.

You know what I mean? They're not going to be in that big building, people cheering and all that, you know? But safety is more important, man. Thank you for checking in. Cheers, man. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is DJ. What's up, Breakfast Club? What's up, bro?

Hey, my girl mad at me, man, because I won't go down to her no more. I need some help, Angela. Why won't you do it? Because every time I go down to her, I wake up with a sore throat. I don't know how to tell her nicely. You know, she need to get that checked out. I wake up with a sore throat. I don't know how to tell her nicely. She needs to get that checked out. You wake up with a sore throat? That sounds weird. Goodness gracious.

Maybe she has something that she needs to go to the doctor about. I mean, it smells good and it tastes okay, so I'm trying to figure out what's going on. And she mad at me. I don't know what to do. Can I ask you a question, a serious question?

Was your significant other, your girl, was she born a girl? Yeah, she's a girl, yeah. Oh, okay. Because it just sounds like she got a little bit of something extra and, you know, your gag reflex ain't what it need to be. That's what it sounds like to me. I don't know. Look, it says here you could have oral gonorrhea. Oh, boy.

Or chlamydia. Okay. Oh, boy. Or chlamydia. Okay. Oh, boy. Oh, okay. Maybe a bacterial infection. I'm just saying it might be something that, you know, could be an issue. Maybe she has something she doesn't know about that might not have any symptoms. But I did just look it up.

So I threw up from oral sex, and it says it could be from gonorrhea Or it could be from chlamydia You could have throat chlamydia Well good luck Congratulations Those are your choices Look I'm not diagnosing anybody I'm just saying

You know It is possible to get those things In your throat Door number one and door number two Well just know that When you google everything Sometimes when you google stuff it's the worst brother So just take it with a grain of salt bro

So you think that might be the reason I never seen her you know naked before She always want to have sex with the lights off Oh my goodness No that just sounds like some insecurity issues With her body that doesn't mean anything That sounds back to what Charlamagne was saying bro I'm trying to tell you

Looking at what I'm eating now, huh? I think you need to learn how to deep c**t. That's what it sounds like to me. Yo, I can't with y'all, man. Thank you, brother. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up right now.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out

of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Laudonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia.

Be part of a great colonial tradition. Why can't I trade my country? My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warheads. Oh my God. What is that? Bullets. Bullets.

We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max. or wherever you get your podcasts. is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that

rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real, inspiring stories from the people you know, follow, and admire, join me every week for Post Run High. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all. It's lighthearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. So y'all, this is Questlove and I'm here to tell you about a new podcast I've been working on

with the Story Pirates and John Glickman called Historical Records. It's a family-friendly podcast. Yeah, you heard that right. A podcast for all ages. One you can listen to and enjoy with your kids starting on September 27th. I'm going to toss it over

to the host of Historical Records, Nimany, to tell you all about it. Make sure you check it out. Hey, y'all. Nimany here. I'm the host of a brand-new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Flash, slam, another one gone

Bash, bam, another one gone. The crack of the bat and another one gone. The tip of the cap, there's another one gone. Each episode is about a different, inspiring figure from history, like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus

nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. And it began with me. Did you know, did you know? I wouldn't give up my seat nine months before Rosa. It was called a moment. Get the kids in your life excited about history

by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. You're checking out the world's most dangerous morning show. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest on the phone lines right now. We have NeNe Leakes.

Welcome. Quarantined in Atlanta, Georgia. NeNe just told us we look sad. NeNe said all of us look sad. We're not sad. NeNe, I was wondering how stressful was it for you watching

the first part of the reunion for Real Housewives of Atlanta last night? It was a lot. I didn't watch it. I don't like to watch the reunion. It just bothers me, okay? Why are the ladies of Atlanta so catty? Y'all go at each other crazy.

I mean, to the point I'm like, why? Y'all hate each other that much? They be coming at me, honestly, because I am the queen. You don't see the clown? Okay. I see the turban. Now, I saw that you said that after the reunion, you actually went into therapy just because it was so stressful. So are you currently in therapy now?

I am currently in therapy. What I feel about the reunion is I'm consistently attacked. And it is for some people who are looking at it as entertainment for them, but it's not entertaining for me to be sitting in a seat where people are constantly attacking everything about you. So that alone

is me therapy. And therapy is only for me after this to center myself and make sure I don't run over to no one's house and knock it down and go in there and choke the shit out of it. I'm glad you're going to therapy, Nene, because I feel like everybody needs to go to therapy. I go once a week.

But Kandi said that you only go into therapy as a damage control tactic. What's your thoughts on that? What damage do I need to control? I didn't do anything. You guys watched the show. I sat there. They said what they said. I said what I said.

Candy just wants to be number one. You know, she's never been number one in anything that she's done. So coming over here to my house, she wants to be number one. It's just this seat is not available yet. It's available when I give it to her. She's number two. When did you and Candy end up being so not for each other? Because I don't even know how that necessarily happened.

It's like people take sides. I don't understand how y'all got into that space. Kandi and I have never had an issue. We had our little issue years ago. We let it go. So I did this YouTube show. I have a YouTube channel, I'm sorry. And I spoke on there

about a situation that never involved her. I never called her name. Imagine looking at a video and saying, she's talking about me. So basically that's what she did. She looked at my video where there was no names called and she said, she's talking about me. And she just ran with it. Now I did what these girls say that you should do. If you and that person are cool, why can't you call them up? Correct. So I said, sure. I'm going to call Candy.

So I sent Candy some text messages. She started firing back at me in the text message. I said, Candy, this is not about you. He continued to do it. I texted her days later, texted her again. And so, Candy, it's not about you. He continued. So from that, I knew she just wanted some smoke with me.

She's been boring for a while now. And so, you know, what better way to have somebody to call your name Candy than to put it in line with NeNe Lee? Now, Kenya says that she believes that you're on an apology tour right now. She believes that, you know, you weren't on many episodes this season and that's the reason why you're on this apology tour, to get more screen time. Is that true?

I started this show. I've had all the screen time, okay? And that's a fact. I've been here since the very first day they rolled their camera. So I've had all the screen time I need. And for Miss Kenya Skinmore, if I was on six episodes, my check would be bigger than hers. So she should shed

all the way up. Okay. What'd you call her? Kenya what? Kenya Moore, bad skin. Now what I did do, I did apologize. What's wrong with apologizing? Okay. So at first they want you to apologize, right? Then when you do apologize, you're on apology tour. It's been made fun of. What do you want from me? Now, Nene, every time I think that you and Kenya are about to be in a better space, somehow it goes left. Like I saw you guys, you know, I saw you apologize to her on the show and she was apologizing to you. And it felt like, you know, she was going to apologize to me. I don't know. OK, you couldn't get her to apologize. Right. And it feels like, you know, she was going... Okay, you couldn't get her to apologize, right? And it feels like every time y'all are about to get into a better space,

somehow things just go left. And I did have sympathy for the fact that she was going through what she was going through with her husband and having a baby and being emotional and upset. And you did seem to have some sympathy for that as well. Do you think there is any way y'all will ever resolve things or it's just forever forever? I don't see us ever resolving anything. Listen, when you're on a show like this, there are several different personalities, right? There are six

girls. Everybody needs to play their position and ride in their lane. The problem is people want to cross over into your lane. This is my lane. You can't get over here. Stay over there. Now, if the show didn't want me here, then the show would take me off. So, I'm here, and I'm here for a reason. Skinya Moore needs to ride in her lane. You said Skinya?

Did you say Skinya? She said Skinya. Alright, we have more with NeNe Leakes when we come back. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're kicking it with NeNe Leakes.

Yee. So, NeNe, what about you and Greg? That's another thing that's been a big topic this whole season. And obviously, we discussed it on lip service and everything. And people were saying that you guys have an open relationship. How did that affect things with you and Greg? People weighing in on what's going on with y'all? No affection.

No affecting at all. Greg is right here. There's nothing to affect. You know, when you're in a marriage or in a relationship with someone, you have to know what you have. And you guys have to be strong. So Greg and I are on television. So we realize that people are going to say things about us. You know, he's with a woman, I'm with a man.

It's always, it's always that. And I think people always say things like that because Greg is older than me, so they think I'm talking to me. And I flirt. Greg says in his face that Nene is a flirt. At the end of the day, Greg is my husband. Period. Okay? And I don't know what these people want from us.

We're together every day. I rock his ring. We live in the same house together. He sleeps in this bed. What do you want? Absolutely. How is quarantine life right now with your husband? I think Greg and I have gotten closer since quarantine, honestly.

You know, I've heard a lot of people saying things about there's going to be a divorce rate higher. I travel an awful lot, so I'm not with Greg as much in the house. And so us being in the house together, I think it's really brought us closer. They say Cynthia Bailey is getting replaced by Phaedra Parks. How do you feel about that?

That's interesting. That would probably be a decent move. You know, I'm not saying that Cynthia should go off the show. I'm just saying, considering, you know, you viewers and everything that's happening, so many people have been wanting to see Phaedra come back because one of the things is she had an issue with Candy.

As soon as Candy had a real issue, instead of making up a fake one with Nene, your real issue, Candy, is with Phaedra. The moment they said that, Phaedra, she was just like, I'm going to quit the show. No, don't quit. Uh-uh. I know you ain't closing your laptop. Let Paisley come on over here and say what she got to say. Yeah.

So if they're going to change it up a little bit, I think they do need to make a move, though. Honestly, I think it needs to be a really big shakeup. Whether I'm here or not, it needs to be a big shakeup. I think two people need to go. What two people should go? What two people that you would get rid of? No, I ain't going to say, because both of y'all, you little nasty tales.

I already know. I already know who she'll say. Who are the two people? Kenya? Who are the two people? Kenya and Kandi? Kenya and Kandi? I have never said Kenya.

First of all, I have never said Kenya should leave the show. I've always said Kenya should be on the show. She's good for the show. Whether I like her or not, she's controversial. She's crazy. She's the craziest person I know. That girl ain't got no sense. She's perfect for the show. She's good for the show. Whether I like her or not, she's controversial. She's crazy. She's the craziest person. I know that girl ain't got no sense. She's perfect for the show. She'll do things and say things

that nobody else would do or say. She needs to be here. Okay? Okay. I didn't say Candy needs to go. I said Candy is Atlanta. Candy is Atlanta. As far as celebrity, she's 285 and I'm 20.

That's it. All right. Okay, this is my last question for real, because this is going to really bother me if I don't ask you this. What's that? Who told you that Eva ate their ass? Because you can't just be making stuff up like that. Who told you that, NeNe?

What up, similarity? Who told you that, Nene. Who told you, Nene? You got that from somewhere. You ain't just make that one up. That's very specific. Listen, I'm not, you know, I'm not just trying to disdain anybody's character, but the streets are talking. The streets. The streets are talking. The streets.

The streets are talking. My goodness. Well, thank you, Nene. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club.

If you just joined us, it's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. And today's Freaky Freaky Friday Topic or question is Phone sex with the Breakfast Club So let's go to the phone lines Hello who's this? Good morning this is Mrs. XX

Alright Mrs. XXX Who do you want to have phone sex with this morning? I think I want to have phone sex with Charlamagne Alright go Hi caller How can I please you? I think I want to have contact with a starling. All right. Go. Hi, caller. How can I please you?

Hello? How can I please you? I would like a meat lover's pizza. Wow. Okay, we know you would. You want a meat lover pizza? You want sausage, mama? He wants sausage. All the sausage.

Light cheese because I'm lactose intolerant. Oh, I have all the meat that you need. I'm a 42 feet with a 14 weight and a big old booty. Got tattoos and all the right pictures for you to see. Damn. Okay, can I get some chicken wings also in the order of breadsticks, please? What would you like, breadsticks or fries? Flats.

You have flats? Well, how about I rub on the Mrs. where I see through your flats? Oh, now there you go. I don't think I want any dessert, ma'am. Shorty swing my way. But I do see that y'all have the 10 mini cinnamon rolls, the Cinnabon mini rolls are the ultimate Hershey's chocolate chip

cookie. You know what? I will take all of them. You're no fun on Freaky Friday, sir. Goodbye, man. Thank you, mama. Don't call up here talking to no old, don't you call up here flirting with no old, washed up, married man. I don't even know how to do it no more. Why you rocking back and forth like that? Hello, who's this?

I'm nervous. Because I'm nervous. My anxiety kicking in. What are you sitting on? Joe from Newark. Joe, what's up, man? Go ahead. Go do phone sex with Charlamagne.

Go ahead, brother. Hey, what's going on, Charlamagne? You always hiding behind all them waffle-colored Negro jokes. Why don't you go ahead and let it out right now and tell me all the things you want to do to me. Pretend I'm DJ Emory. Whoa. You got to go to him, brother.

You got to go hard on him. You ever been in a Bentley before? You ever been in a Bentley, my brother? Ooh, what you want to do in that Bentley? Ever been in a Bentley? Let me tell you something. First of all, first of all, first of all, don't ever disrespect me and ask me if I've been in a Bentley

because broke a**es don't deserve no bussy, okay? Of course I've been in a goddamn Bentley. That's right. You tell him. Tell him. Ask him if he knows how to drive stick. Yeah, ask him that. You know he do.

You know he do. Ain't you from Newark? I thought Newark was Brick City, not d*** city. Trick city. Tell him it's trick city. All right. Thank you, brother. All right. Let's go to one more. I like this. I Telling this trick city. All right. Thank you, brother. All right.

Let's go to one more. I like this. I like where this is going. He's still rocking back and forth. I'm nervous. I'm a married man. Hello. Who's this?

Hi. It's Kay. Hey, Kay. Who you want to have phone sex with? Angela Yee. I had to do a project. Go ahead. I like this.

Go ahead. Go. Okay, Angela. I'm a nerd. We're going to role Okay, Angela. I'm a nerd. We're going to role play, okay? All right now. Coronavirus test? Coronavirus test.

Right. Go. You tested positive. Pick it up or no? What? This already sucks. This scenario. You tested positive, so that means you're being naughty.

Okay. Boo! Boo! Listen, that's not a fun scenario. I tested positive for coronavirus. I'm turned off. One of the worst porno ever. You're a nurse.

You test positive for coronavirus. You've been naughty. I'm like, where are you going with this? Which is like better. The guy from Brick City said, you know how to drive sticks, Charlemagne? He disrespected me because he asked me if I've ever been in a Bentley before.

So that means he thinks this pussy is broke. Hello, who's this? Victoria. Hey, Victoria. Who do you want to have phone sex with? I could tell. I want to have phone sex with Charlemagne and Yee. Oh, me and Yee? Yes, I'm going to take that with Charlamagne and Ye. Oh, me and Ye?

Yes, I'm going to take that chocolate milk dud head of yours and shoot it between my legs while Anthony's going to melt. Lick my n***a. Right, it sounds like I have the least amount of work to do in this scenario. So, Victoria, what does it smell like, Victoria? You tell us. It smells wonderful, like flowers. It's going to smell like milk dud after. Oh, Victoria, let me ask you something.

What size pants do you wear, Victoria? I wear a size 7 to a 9. Okay. I'm a nice-looking lady. You can check out my Instagram. Just making sure my milk dud head ain't under no fupa. No, no, no fupa here. You should put that milk dud head ain't under no fupa. No, no, no fupa. You should put that milk dud in the other hole.

Chocolate for chocolate. There you go. Chocolate for chocolate. There you go. He likes eating the chocolate. Double chocolate penetration. Thank you, mama. Hello.

Coming out the other hole, I might be a doo-doo colonel instead of a milk dud. You might be a turd. Hello, who's this? Danielle. Hey, Danielle. Phone sex is the best. Who you want to have sex with? Or phone sex? He might be a turd Hello who's this Danielle Hey Danielle Phone sex is the best But who you wanna have sex with Or phone sex

Envy My God where's my Envy Let's go make him sweat I wanna see that god damn Beijing Run down his chin this morning Let's go Make him sweat baby Hello

Hello Anyone there? She hung up. Dramos got jealous. Dramos got jealous. Dramos got jealous. He did not want nobody flirting with his boo, Envy. Wow.

I knew it. She hung up. Now, let me tell you something. You see what sex with Envy is like? She hung up. That's how terrible it was. Wow. Dramos got jealous and hung up because That's how terrible it was. Wow.

Jealous and hung up because you don't want anybody flirting with Bane. There you go. She hung up. Hello, who's this? Mm-hmm. It's Tim from the D. Okay now. Tim, have phone sex with Charlamagne. Go, brother. Charlamagne? I want to have phone sex with her. Oh, okay.

I just wanted you to take off them saggy Jabot jeans you be wearing. That was a long time ago. You wear Jabot jeans? You gotta get out of Detroit. I seen you on that talk with Tijuana Jack and you was just looking so fine.

You know what I mean? I wanted you to talk to me and tell me how I can make your day better. Take them pants off. I'm going to get my lotion. What's your hand, bro? How you doing? You say what? I'm getting my lotion for it, baby.

What kind of lotion? Well, I got some cocoa butter forming upon me and Faith's body. Did you manscape? You say what? Did you manscape? No, I ain't manscaped for you, baby. I'm full of bush, baby. Okay, you know what I need you to do? You say what? Did you manscape? No, I ain't manscaped for you, baby. I'm full of bush, baby.

Okay, you know what I need you to do? Instead of that lotion, get some Bengay. Bengay? Yeah, put some Bengay on it and rub it. Yes. You don't like pain? I don't want you choking me, baby. All right, I'm going to choke you.

You're going to put Bengay all over you. Okay, I'm putting it on right now. And I'm going to tie you up. Oh going to put Bengay all over you. Okay, I'm putting it on right now. And I'm going to tie you up. Oh, tie me up, baby. Tie me up. Yeah. And then we're going to go on live. Now, make him put his thumb somewhere.

Oh, no. Charlamagne, what you want him to do? Now, Charlamagne's in the room. Don't whisper it. I can't perform with a little man in the room. Oh, my God. Charlamagne's here. He wants you to put your thumb in his butt.

I'll put my thumb in his ass, lady. All right, goodbye, man. Goodbye, man. Goodbye, man. Let's go to one more, man. What the hell is wrong with these people, man? What's wrong with the show? What's wrong with you?

I hate the show, man. You could have asked him to do anything. This is Charlamagne. He came in the room. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. Charlamagne. What's wrong with you? What's wrong with you? What's wrong with you? What's wrong with you? I hate the show, man. You could have asked him to do anything. This is Charlamagne. He came in the room. Tell him to put his thumb in the butt. Tell him to put his thumb in the butt. Why didn't you answer the room?

Charlamagne answered the chat. I was trying to put something together with the Bengay and he had to put his thumb there and then I would have said something like, yo, you Bengay, Bengay, but it didn't get there. All right. Well, there's no moral of the story. That was freaky, freaky, freaky Friday. Goodness gracious. All right. We got more coming up next. We're The Breakfast Club. get there. Alright, well, there's no moral of the story. That was freaky, freaky, freaky Friday. Goodness gracious. Alright, we got more coming up

next with The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest or some special guests on the line. Hey! We got the City Girls. What's up?

Good morning, JT and Young Miami. What's up? Good morning, JT and Young Miami. What's happening? What's up? Good morning, Charlemagne. Hey, let me tell y'all something. Coronavirus f***ed up a lot of summers, but I promise it really f***ed up City Girls' summer because that City on Lock album is hard.

Yes, thank you. It did. It did. Are y'all disappointed about how the album came out? Hell yeah. Of course. It's like we was waiting on this moment for so long. And when it got leaked and when it came out like that,

and we've been trying to put it out, but every time we try to think that we got a date for it, the label and everything will be like, it's not the right time because we got hit with COVID. We never was able to perform and build a momentum, you know, like that kind of needed to be because everything ended up being canceled. So we tried to find a proper rollout for it.

And then once we got to the point of thinking that we had a proper rollout, you know, all the Black Lives Matter movement came down. So we couldn't even start the rollout then. And then when we finally thought that we was going to find another date, we woke up one day and I just heard like a snippet of pussy talk.

And I'm like, did somebody, you know, like just put it out there for a promo? And then the next thing you know, I just seen a Dropbox. And I'm Twitter active, so that's how I seen it. Nobody else didn't see it, and I was going crazy. So they had to, we found out like 11 o'clock that morning. We had to put Jobs out the video by 9 o'clock and put out the album by Saturday morning,

which was Friday night at noon. And y'all didn't even get a full week of sales. It was only like three, four days because y'all had to put the album out so fast, right? Yeah, we didn't get a full week of sales.

We didn't get a rollout. We couldn't sell like no bundles, no merch. We just had to sell pure sales. Like, that was it. So it was just like a f***ed up situation. And you know how the internet is,

so it made it look crazy. How do situation and you know how the internet is so it made it look crazy how do albums get leaked in 2020 i don't know questions we need answers to damn well regardless of how everything happened congratulations on a fun ass dope ass album you know regardless i mean i get it that you know sometimes life don't happen the way we wanted to but you know i was looking at for both of you you guys have both been through a lot in these past couple of years so just to see the success that y'all have had I think that's amazing and I think the album is dope so you know I think also while we home during coronavirus it's a good time to have some fun music to listen to because sometimes things are so heavy that you like, I just want

to turn up a little bit. Also, it's a bad thing because, you know, our music is kind of like for the clubs. Our music is for the clubs. Yeah, absolutely. Our music is for the clubs. Our music is not really for the living room. It's not. It's f***. And I'm feeling myself. I get inside my car and I turn on f*** talk after I get my makeup done and it's just that and I'm on my way because I live, I don't live in Miami no more, so where I live is open. So when I do go to my little places and all, and I hear a song, it go up.

Like, it's just, like, good in the club, but we don't make music for the living room. I see y'all moving around in Atlanta a little bit, so I see y'all moving around in Atlanta, so y'all get a little taste of what could possibly be happening a little bit. A little taste, but if the world was open, it would be, like, dominated,, it would be like, dominated, because it would be like, we got that, and we would

have been able to push it the proper way. It's hard for us to push our music with no content, you know what I'm saying? Like, no proper build-up. It was just like just us, social media, posting pictures, which nowadays is a gift and a curse. Now, you keep talking about the **** talk record. I want to ask you

about something in that record. You say, no, nothing but this cash make this P***y Talk. No, nothing but a bag make this P***y Talk. With that said, does your P***y ever just have casual conversation? Shalemay, you are so funny. I'm asking a serious question. You are so funny. You are so funny, love.

Like, when I***ing talk money. Like, I don't want to talk money. Like, I don't want to talk about nothing else. It's like, we need to get straight to the point. What's up? I told you this when I came here the first time. I was like, you come out with a Chanel bag. Like, I didn't want to just talk money.

Like, I don't even have the time for everything else. Like, if we go f***ing each other, that's going to come. But I just want to know, is you going to spend money on me first? First and foremost. Y'all ain't never f***ed with a broke man. JT, I think JT said if you go broke, this p***y going to be single. You never dated a broke man ever? I'm young, so y'all ain't done dated some young boys before.

Dad, the way don't even want me to get off work and stuff. Like, you know? Y'all made it so hard because he was broke for so long, so it really bothers him. Really. You know what? I done dealt with some broke and them niggas ain't rich.

So it just be like, since you want to act so rich, you can say your broke ass over there because them niggas with the worst attitudes, them niggas who ain't got no money.

They be confident. They be so confident. They be fresh. It's like, oh my God. Like, younger days, them and them broke boys who probably just on their way to the money. But broke boys be the ones that dog you most of. You know, Sean O'Meara used to have sex for Twinkies and fried chicken.

Ask him. Fried chicken. First of all, he not telling the whole story. It's a story. I was dating a woman at the time. She was in her 40s, and I was in my late 20s. She used to give me Twinkies, fried chicken, and two to three thousand dollars every time. Thank you, you know money. Two to three thousand. So you had a sugar mama? Yes, I did.

These people like you, you gotta watch out for. Why? Because y'all be looking for the sugar mamas too. Y'all be trying to talk about the girls. These be looking for help too. What's wrong with that? Y'all got it. Exactly, so what's wrong with us? It's nothing wrong with us. I don't think nothing wrong with it.

I just wanna know if you know you can have a casual conversation with your every now and then. You know, that's all. Do you find that on social media, the people that be mad are the broke guys, really? Like, that don't like the lyrics? They might be the ones that really have a problem? N****s just got problems, period.

If they broke, they rich. It's just an era when n****s just got problems. They need to dig deep in they self and figure out what the problem with them because it ain't us, it's them. That is very true. They just all got problems. I know some rich n****s with problems.

Everybody got problems, and they need to dig in they self. And when they figure out what's their problem, everything else will run smooth. Like, it ain't us. Does it bother you a lot when people break down your lyrics? Like, I see it with, you know, with Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion now. I've seen it with you guys before,

when they break down your lyrics and talk about what you say. And then we talk about it. If you listen to the last two decades of music, everybody talks about whether it's guns, it's drugs, it's sex, but it seems like they break down women's versus more. How do y'all feel about that? I feel like men is just threatened about the women kind of dominating right now

because they so used to being in control of putting the women on records. And now when women are starting to team up and do it without them, so it's like now they got so much to say because back then you got to get on a hot song with a man to, you know, go number one or even chart.

But now women just doing it they self. So they gonna always have something to say. Cause I've seen somebody say like the women dominating 99 is about to be video dances. Like it's gonna be, it's gonna be a whole different era. So it's just like, it's just, I think it's just like a threat. They gonna say it's trash. It's not good. It's just like it's just i think it's just like a threat they want to say it's trash it's not good it's about sex sex sex sex but just like we can i can't mainly say i'm gonna go around and shoot up nobody block because i'm not gonna go shoot

up nobody block i'm gonna just talk about how good my is or how i feel about myself how do you respond to people who criticize female rappers who talk about sex and taking advantage of men in that way? I say shut the up, period. Like, just shut up. Like, I just be feeling like they want attention. It's like, shut up. Like, like, um, Andy just said,

they've been talking about this for years, for decades. So, like, why is the problem, man? Yeah, I think they're not used to the, uh, the female street side of things. Like JT just said, it ain't like y'all shooting up blocks and stuff, but y'all got different hustles. Yeah. It's like the streets for us, like the finessing and the scamming

and the stripping and all of that. That's women's stuff. So men probably don't understand it. But they the target, so they got to get used to it. All right, we got more with the City Girls. When we come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. E.J., Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with the City Girls. Yee. Young Miami, how was it for you watching the documentary and seeing all those amazing moments that you had, you know, just with everything happening? Obviously, you held it down for your bestie while she was locked up.

So how was it for you watching that documentary? It's bittersweet. You know, I'd be like, dang, she was here, like, through everything. And then she'd be like, dang, like, you know, I was really doing all this for myself because I thought that I couldn't do it. People thought that I couldn't do it, and I did it.

So she'd be like, dang. You know, like, I really did what I had to do. Sometimes I think about how much pressure that is until you watch that, because that was a lot. Like, to have to hold it down and really do a great job so that JT could come home to the bag and y'all could continue with what you had said. People didn't realize how much that was.

Rehearsals, traveling, wardrobe. It was a lot. That was a lot. I know Rehearsals, traveling, wardrobe. That's a lot. I know, and I was, like, emotional. I used to have my mood swings. I used to be crying. Like, I went through a lot. Like, I remember when I found out that I had to go back on tour, baby.

I cried because nobody knew I was pregnant. And I was like, I don't feel like doing this shit. I don't feel like sleeping in my own bus. Like, I had morning sickness. And it was like, what's wrong with you? Because I was backstage. I was up next. I just bust out crying. It was like, what the fuck is wrong with you?

And I'm just like, I ain't in the mood. I don't feel like talking to anybody. Like, I don't want to do this shit. It's like, why, what happened? Everybody was trying to figure out what was wrong with me. And I'm just like, it was just a lot. It was just like being sick. You know, like, not trying to tell nobody I'm pregnant.

But still got to do what I got to do. It was just a lot. Congratulations on motherhood, though. How has it changed you? I feel like it made me strong. Like, it built me up for everything that I'm going through now. Like, I feel like it

make you strong. Like, it make you a strong individual. Like, mothers is so strong. They have to go through a lot. So, it's just like, it just made me a woman. Like, I let nothing get to me. I feel like I'm just so strong. Like, it is so strong, they have to go through a lot. So it's just like, it just made me a woman. Like, I let nothing get to me. I feel like I'm just so strong. Like, it just built me up into a woman. Like, I be like, I see why my mom and them,

if people go through stuff and they get over it, because you got kids, like, you got something to live for. Like, I got my kids. I ain't got time for that. Like, that's my mentality. Like, I got kids. I'm trying to feed my kids. Everything is for my kids. So I'm not really focused on nothing negative. Like, I got kids to I'm trying to feed my kids. Everything is for my kids. I'm not really focused on nothing negative. Like, I got kids

to feed. It's my job. Yeah, man. You said something to Doc that was dope when you were talking about, you know, when I get to a certain age, I'm not even making this money for me no more. I'm making this money for them to be good. And I love that because, you know, that's what we need to do as a community to make sure we have generational wealth that our kids

are always good that we don't necessarily have. So I like to hear that talk, that talk that conversation yeah because it was like you know before i started rapping i used to be like stealing this stuff and that's what my mom used to do and i felt like i was one down the path like my mama if i would never start rapping i would have been like my mama which is you know like that's what she had to do to feed us and it's like i don't want that for my kids you know what i'm saying like my mama gave us the best life but she always had to be in and out of prison like i don't want that for my kids and if i'm gonna work i want to give my money for my kids i don't like not saying that i want my kids to work but i want me to like grow up with money i want to grow up like okay here you can start your

business and all that i don't want to see my kids grow like i don't because i know how i feel even though i had everything but i don't want to see my kids struggle. Like, I don't, because I know how I feel. Even though I had everything, but I don't want to, like, uh-uh, all my kids to grow up with money. How old is the baby? Is the baby a year yet? No, she's nine months. She'll be ten months on the 12th. So you still breastfeeding? Uh-uh, I ain't breastfeeding. It hurts.

That's how you save money! I can't do it. I ain't really have no milk like that, and it's a process. JT, when you joining the mommy gang? Mm-mm, never. I don't, I got no. For two weeks, no.

Don't speak that over your womb. I got Summer, Jai, Mimi, Janayla, I'm good. I'm straight. She don't have a baby one day. Ain't like your own kids. I used to say the same thing. I don't have no kids. Girl, we should get pregnant and like your own kids. I used to say the same thing. I don't know how I don't know kids.

We should get pregnant and start having new kids. Now, Jason, what kind of, I know a lot of guys been trying to holler at you since you came home.

What kind of man are you looking for? I know your DMs are lit. I ain't gonna lie, my DMs be crazy. Sometimes somebody will DM me, I'm like,

what the f***? And then I ignore it and then I go look inside the animal. Cause somebody will DM me, I'm like, what the f***? And then I ignore it, and then I go, look, it's not there no more. Because I'll be... They think you're going to screenshot it or embarrass them or something? No, you know, you can send DMs, and

if you a celebrity, you got to boot check. You know for a fact they see what you wrote, because it go like, that'd be like the priority. I think it's like primary, it's top requests, and it's like the all requests. So, like, that'd be, like, the priority. I think it's, like, primary. It's top requests, and it's, like, the all requests. So, it's the general. So, if you got a blue check, you going straight to the top request. So, they know a bitch done saw that DM.

It's like, okay, I'm going to give you a day. And the next day, you don't reply. It's just like, I'm going to unsend it, because now they feel rejected. And they don't... It's like, Rachel, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, like, it'd be like that, but... Anybody good? She be fishing.

Oh, yeah. Anybody good? I already pulled out my DMs, so I'm done. You said you already pulled out your DMs. Like, I'm just done with my DMs. Like, I'm just done with my DMs. Like, I'm really done with my DMs. That's the lie you tell the guys, so when you don't reply, their feelings don't get hurt?

Yeah, like, just meet me. Like, I don't want to get no DMs no more. Just meet me. But you said it's a pandemic. How are people supposed to kick it and holler? They can't. That's the point. What is your ideal guy?

Besides, you know, a guy with money. What kind of guy are you looking for personality-wise? So people who are listening can hear this. Okay, I like a funny guy. I like you to be in charge. I do not like the person who's not in charge. I love the guy that be in charge. I do not like the person who not in charge. I love the guy that's in charge. Funny, just like can't handle me

because I ain't gonna lie, I'm a lot. So you gotta be able to like handle me. If you can't handle me, it won't work. And that's why I usually stick to my person. When I get a person, I always stick with them because the next person be like, uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh. Like I'm not from Beverly Hills, like for real, for real. Like I'm really from the hood. So it's just like a lot of will be like, uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh. Like, I'm not from Beverly Hills, like, for real, for real. Like, I'm really from the hood.

So it's just like, a lot of stuff is like, I ain't gonna tolerate it. I'm gonna P&A and I'm a sage. So I'm real to men in the controlling. So if you can't handle that, then we ain't gonna work. Is that why you, hold on, is that why you broke up with Lil Uzi, JT? I did not. I did not break up with Lil Uzi, JT? I did not.

I did not break up with Lil Uzi. We never went. What the f*** is wrong? Why you blushing? Why you laughing like that? Why you blushing, JT? For Miami with the straight face. I like it.

Miami has it moved. Miami has it moved. Start your computer fraud the way, young man. Miami has it moved. Looked like a cutout. She didn't have her face looking at all. I mean, I'm supposed to be a human. It's true.

No, I didn't break up with nobody. That's the whole thing. I didn't break up with nobody. Y'all was never together? He just liked you? I played with him. No, it's not like that. It's like the internet blow up everything.

The internet blows up everything. Like, we good. I ain't gonna lie. We good. We cool. I mean, him ain't cool. He ain't no beast. All right, now let's get into a City Girls mini mix.

A couple of their joints. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Th their joints. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlamagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with the city girls. That was a

mini-mix. Now, Charlamagne. Now, Miami, you say you gotta spend $100 if you really want it fluid out. That's what you said on the song Fluid Out. Dope record with Lil Baby, by the way. Is that $100 or $100,000? You know it ain't no damn $100,000, man. I was not playing. Every time Southside fly me out for my birthday, it or $100,000? You know it ain't no damn $100, man. I stop playing every

time Southside fly me out for my birthday, it be $100,000. God damn! My house gotta be crazy. I wanna be on the beach, on the water. You gotta bring all my friends when I get there. I want a yacht. Then my outfits, I want

one of the f***ing berkey bags. I want all types of stuff. So it's like, yeah. Oh, so you're talking about, okay, so the whole vacay. Yeah. I'm not mad at that. I thought it was just on the plane. I was like, damn, can I put you on a commercial flight?

No. Not for her birthday. I'm just saying, period. What do you do for his birthday, young Miami? I mean, his birthday is second month to 11, so we always celebrate our birthday together. Okay. So what did you get for his birthday, young Miami? I mean, his birthday is 2nd March, 2011, so we always celebrate our birthday together. Okay.

So what did you get for him? I got him for his birthday some s***. Was he happy or did he want to return that gift? He love it, but I gave him some money, though. I gave him $50,000. Okay, that's beautiful. That's what I'm talking about. Yeah, so it's like, you know, you got half that.

So why is it okay to give him money but not other brothers? Because we both got money, and it's like he takes good care of me. Sometimes I got to return the favor. Like, I can't just let him do everything for me and not make him feel appreciated because he do, like, a good job with me and my kids. So, it's like I got to, you know, make sure he's straight, too. I can't just, like, spit on one of them and f*** you right now. When you were stressed out, I see he was very supportive,

always by your side. He had your back. He made sure you was good. He did what he was supposed to do. Yeah, you're a good man for the most part. I'm talking strictly to JT. He had your back. He made sure you was good. He did what he was supposed to do. Yeah. You're a good man for the most part. I'm talking strictly to JT. JT, you know how you gonna get you a blessing?

If you give a broke 50,000. You find you a broke man that treats you right, help that man come up. Southside already got it. So you feel like I need to be the one in the group to go get the broke man and go help him out. See, she already got her person, so it's like, JT, all right. JT, you might kiss that frog and turn him to a prince. Or you might get warts, so you better be careful either way. Exactly.

I'm not trying to say nobody. I'm good. Now, let me ask you guys this. Since y'all are best friends since you were young, have you ever not liked somebody the other person dated? Everybody. Anybody who look at me, I hate them. She hates them. You were young. Have you ever not liked somebody the other person dated? Everybody. Everybody. Anybody who look at me, I hate them.

She hates them. It's like, she don't even give them a fair chance. She be like, mm, mm, mm. I just, it's just like, girl, I just don't know what to say at this point because she don't, it's her, she don't give nobody a fair chance. Because once you tell me something, I don't like them. So don't tell me. Don't tell me because I get mad. Like, I take it personally. Like, bitch, don't get nobody a fair chance. Because once you tell me something, I don't like them. So don't tell me. Don't tell me because I get mad.

Like, I take it personally. Like, bitch, don't play with her. Why don't you hook her up with somebody? I'm sure Southside got some friends. She crazy. That girl crazy. Yeah, nah. Uh-uh.

She know she can't. She can't. Me and her, like, she need to date over there, and I need to date over here. And we just going to keep it like that because Carisha to date over there, and I need to date over here, and we just gonna keep it like that because Carisha gonna fight the person who I talk to and just be... Carisha, how could you ever want to fight Lil Uzi?

He's such a nice guy. What are you talking about? What the f*** is wrong with y'all, man? When does she want to fight Lil Uzi? What's this? What am I missing? I ain't never seen you say nothing. I don't What am I missing? I ain't never say nothing. Call him. You ain't never seen me say nothing.

I don't even give a damn. I don't even say nothing. I don't even... I'm legally blind. I don't see shit. Listen, do y'all think people misjudge y'all as women because of the content of your music? Of course.

Everybody, every entertainer get misjudged. You a media entertainer. You be like, oh entertainer get misjudged. You will meet an entertainer, and you'll be like, oh, that person is really cool. Or you will think because somebody talk about this and that, and you will meet them, and you will read them by you. It's just like entertainment and real life, it's two separate things.

It's so separate to the point that it's somewhat crazy because a person will think like, oh, she's a city girl. I'm going to give her money here she could put out her like and it's not like that well you will see all that you see them in real life they ain't on it like it's just entertainment like somewhat i live my rap somewhat she live her raps all the way through. Someone I live my raps. So it's just like, I don't know. It's just like entertainment, real life, real personality, real people. Yeah, because Southside had just told me the other day, he was like, man, I ain't never knew you and JT.

I think that y'all just like city girls, like the way y'all be dancing, how y'all talk, y'all shit. He was like, buddy, I don't even play that, period. Like, you just don't even approach me like that. I was going crazy on you. So how do y'all separate the two? Because the older y'all get, the more money y'all make, the more successful you are.

You're going to move away from that street lifestyle. So you might not even be on the s*** you're on now in the future. It's hard for me because, like, I didn't really get the taste of nothing yet. So I'm still, you will see me, a person will see me somewhere and they'll look, and they'll look again and be like, that's Shanty. And I'm like, hey, normal. And then I'll be like, damn, I got to stop doing that. Because I'll go somewhere and I'll be just chilling, like, on some regular stuff.

Like, I'll go to Home Depot. I'll go places. And when a person approach me, I'll be kind of shook and shocked. Like, what the f*** are you walking up to me for? And it'll be a grown man and like one time i was at the gas station a grown man like walked past he was like oh i'm a big fan of yours and i'm like you're a grown ass man like what the is you like what you got going on but people really do be fans like nick like man really be fans like i'll be somewhere somebody will be like i'd be somewhere and somebody would be like, I'm a fan. And I'd be like, I gotta move, like, an artist now. And it's, like, kind of

hard because when I got out, the pandemic came. Like, I didn't get the celebrity side of it yet. So I'm still in that mode from 2018 when I went to prison and we was just here. Like, I see nothing. So I just

gotta move better and understand the game, you know? I think dudes, f*** with y'all music. I can at least speak for me because, like, my wife works out to it and all my homegirls listen to it. And I see how it makes them feel. And plus the s*** just be funny. I like listening to it. She's a bop.

She's a bop. That's it. You been a city boy. Like, you been, Iop. That's it. You been a city boy. Like, you been, I ain't gonna lie, you been a city boy. Like, you been rocking with the city girls. And when I used to be in prison, I used to be laughing so much. Because one time, you used to be talking about me so bad, about people from Florida. And they so dumb, they always scamming.

I was laughing so hard. One morning, you laid me out so bad. Me? Yeah, you was like, I'm the only successful scammer out of Florida. Oh. You was like, everybody in Florida, all they do is scam and go to jail. You was like, it's only one person that you can't successfully. And it's a scammer.

Like, you always laying Florida out. You say Florida is just like. It's crazy. Am I lying? No, you can't tell me Florida is not the greatest state in the country. I don't want to address you, but what's your issue with Florida life? No, I love Florida, but we have to acknowledge that the craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida.

He always said it. That's a fact. Florida do s*** different. I do got one more question for y'all, one last question. When is that time of the month for either one of y'all? Do y'all yell, period? No. Yo, shut up, man. Ladies and gentlemen, we thank y'all for joining

us. The City Girls, make sure you check out their new album. Also, the documentary is on YouTube right now. Thank you guys for joining us. Thank you, Miami. City Girls, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Salamay, say the gang donkey

under the shade. You are a donkey. It's the gang donkey of the day. Lomaine. 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. Yeah, it's a breakfast club, bitches. Now, I've been called a lot in my 23 years that donkey of the day is a new way.

Okay. Donkey of the Day goes to all you folks out there who are putting potatoes up your butt to allegedly cure hemorrhoids. I am not here to potato up the anus, shame you. Whatever you call a good time is your business. I am not potato up the anus phobic. I'm just here to warn you because according to the New York Post, doctors are starting to get very concerned about people who subscribe to a dangerous home remedy that is being spread on numerous websites, which involves inserting a potato into the rectum to cure hemorrhoids. I can't make this kind of stuff up. It's a shame that I have to tell you today to stop putting yams up your yams.

Okay, credible medical professionals are issuing warnings to people who subscribe to a dangerous home remedy seen on numerous websites, which involves inserting a tater in your tot. Okay, for the record, there is no medical evidence that putting frozen potatoes inside the anus can help cure hemorrhoids, so I would urge caution to anyone thinking of doing it. Those are words from Dr. Diana Gall. Okay, she told that to Wales Online, noting that those suffering from the condition of hemorrhoids can attempt to treat it at home in a number of ways.

But it's a shame she has to say this. Sticking frozen spuds in a hot ass is not one of them. Now, according to a bunch of idiots online, if you have hemorrhoids, you should insert the frozen potato slice in your anus and leave it inside for 30 seconds. I wonder if that works for frozen potato chips, and I wonder if you can eat more than one. Now, repeat the process for three to five days. The next three to five days, leave the slice of potato inside the anus for 30 seconds more each time. The potatoes have astringent properties and help relieve the pain and itchy sensation, which usually happens with the condition of hemorrhoids.

Okay. While the ice cold potato constricts the blood vessels, it reduces the swelling and relieves your pain instantly. Now, what do you think the act of, uh, like what? F***ing the anus while you're doing this home remedy is called. I don't know what. I would say fixing the potato salad. That's what I would say.

Oh, my goodness. Now, I'm from Moe's Corner, South Carolina. It's all kind of home remedies I have used in my life. I put a little urine in my eye to cure pink eye. We do ginger ale to cure stomach aches. You guys, so what'd you do? NBJ, what'd you say your daddy did to you? Mercura comb was for cuts, and

when my braces were a little squeaky and tight, he would put a little WD-40 on them. And what'd you do, Yee? Tiger bone? We had tiger balm. Okay. Alright. We used to use earwax to prevent STDs. I've told y'all that before. To prevent them? I thought it was to see if you had one. No, that's how you prevent it. You dig in your ear, put a little earwax

on the tip, you put your finger around a woman's area, if she jumps, she got something. So, boom. STD prevention, okay? Oh, my goodness. I wonder if this works for guys. Put a little earwax on your finger. You should try the potato thing. Stick it in his b***h right next to the potato. Because we don't know if it works or not. Listen, the moral of the story is this.

You know, this is why y'all gotta go out and vote today, okay? And if you are somebody who is using... I'm serious. This is why you gotta go out and vote today. if you are somebody who is using, I'm serious, this is why you got to go out and vote today. If you are somebody who is using this home remedy of sticking potatoes in your butt to get rid of your hemorrhoids, you need to vote your interest. And clearly your interest is somebody who believes in Medicare for All because you need health insurance, okay? I promise you, if you got hemorrhoids and you even have to think about putting a potato up your butt to cure it,

then I know you don't have any health insurance because a person with health insurance would just take their hemorrhoid-y ass to the doctor. Okay? You also know that a nickname for potatoes is Murphy. Did you know that, Steve? Sounds about right. Yeah. It's Murphy because Murphy is a common surname in Ireland, and in Ireland they say as common as potatoes,

so the surname Murphy is as common as potatoes. Hence, it's a nickname for potatoes. So what would a potato up your ass in Ireland be called? What? Huh? Murphy Brown. It's done, man. The moral of the story is,

stop using hemorrhoids as an excuse to have a good time, okay? Please give everybody putting potatoes up their ass to cure hemorrhoids the sweet sounds of the Hamiltones. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day. Oh, you are the donkey

of the day. Yee-haw. All right. I do want to say on Reader's Digest, it does say a compress made from potato is an effective home remedy for hemorrhoids. What kind of potato dishes do you make after you have taken the frozen potato out of your ass? You got ass browns. You can have a little sweet potato ass roll. Ass potatoes with sour cream.

My favorite would be roast cheek potatoes. That'd be nice. My goodness. You don't think? No. All right. Well, thank you for that dog here today, I guess. Keep it locked.

We have more coming up next. It's The Breakfast Club. It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Talk about it. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Now, if you just joined us, the City Girls were here earlier this week, and Charlamagne asked them this. Now, you keep talking about the P***y Talk record. I want to ask you about something in that record. You say, no, nothing but this cash make this P***y make this talk no nothing but a bag make this talk with that said did your ever just have casual conversation i didn't want to just talk money like i don't have the time for everything else like if we go each other that's gonna come but i just want to

know is you can spend money on me first first and foremost y'all ain't never with a broke jt i think it was jt said if you go go broke, this b***h ain't going to be single. Very valid question, if you ask me. So, we did ask you. 800-585-1051. I guess we were asking, what else makes your poom-poom speak? Charlamagne says, anything with knowledge he wants inserted. Shut up.

Why don't you ask Angela Yee? Hello. I don't want to go to human resources, so Angela Yee. So why are you okay with asking him the same thing? Because he would ask me that. Because I'll go to human resources too. That'll be the story.

Now that's the better story. That's the better story. Okay. When I go in there and I talk about what I've seen and I've witnessed and I've experienced. Okay. My goodness. So Angela Yee,

you heard the question. Can you repeat it? Nope. You heard the question. I think that ambition is important. I understand what people mean when they say broke, but I also feel like having those successes, sometimes people are not as much focused on money,

but more about like getting things done, being successful. They're ambitious. And at first the money doesn't come. So I think that achievements would also make mine talk. But you know what really helps? If you can make it laugh. Sense of humor. How do you make the poom poom laugh?

Okay. Okay. And you know, when it laughs, it like, you know. You know, that's what she brings up a very good point. You know, I always say that you always have to have a however. You know, when Biggie Smalls said black and ugly as ever, however, you always got to have your however. You know, Biggie's however, he was Gucci down to the socks,

so he could dress, you know what I mean, and probably smelled nice, whatever, whatever. But your however might be you got a sense of humor. You know, or your however might be you got a sense of humor. You know, or your however might be your intellect. You know, your however isn't always something tied to the finances. You always got to have a however. Yeah. All right.

Let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this? Good morning, Breakfast Club. This is Jaina, J to the A to the N to the A. Hey, Jaina, J to the A to the N to the A, I think you said. I think I spelled that right. But anyway, what makes you a poom-poom talk? A man that really listens to what you have to say.

And I'm not talking about, oh, I'm giving you instructions to do things. I'm talking about if I'm just sitting down and you ask me how my day is and we just have a general conversation and I'm like, you know what? I haven't eaten blank, blank, blank in a while. Or I haven't, you know, I love to get a foot rub when I get off work. Girl, my back been killing me. And you come home, baby, and you got a meal,

or you got a massage all set up, baby, or you got a gift card to send me to get a massage. It's like, boy, you better come get these things. Exactly. What's wrong with you? Okay. And if he ain't got no job, he can do all of that. That's crazy that all she wants.

Doesn't mean that you can't clean up that house. You know what I'm saying? Exactly. That's what I'm talking about. Now, Jaina, come on now. Now, Jaina, you started off by saying all you want is a man that'll listen. Now you done said you want a housekeeper, a cook, a masseuse. Shouldn't everybody be that to each other?

Charlotte may not be married for 18 years. Congratulations, baby. She get that nice foot rub. Okay. If I come home and my husband got them pots rolling, okay, and all I got to do is come home from work and sit my ass on the sofa, and he actually want to know. S***. Okay.

Damn, Jaina getting, Jaina getting horny thinking about it. I'm going to go home and make that and call him now. Geesh,

all right. All right. Y'all married, y'all some old married heads. Y'all go home and kill them. That's it. You right.

That's all I do. Rub them feet. Are you trying to get some of this good good or what? Yes, ma'am. Okay. I'm with you, Jaina. Hello, who's this?

Anonymous. Hey, Anonymous. Now, why the hell you got to remain anonymous on the radio? You can just give a fake name. We can't see you. What makes your poom poom speak, sir? A woman that can cook from scratch. Yes.

A woman that can cook from scratch better make my poom poom talk. Like, not no noodles in the microwave. No, like really from scratch. Yes. A woman that can cook from scratch, that'll make my poom poom talk. Like, not no noodles in the microwave, you know, but really from scratch like your grandma or your mom, yeah, that'll make

my poom poom talk. I don't like these guys calling in and talking about their poom poom stuff. Can we have anything for ourselves? Damn. Is this pussy talk?

Can we have anything for ourselves? Why do y'all got to call in about your poom poom stuff? Food make my pussy talk. Nah, I thought that was an understanding that we were talking about stimulation,

not... Yeah, we have something. We talking to the women, my brother, but we appreciate you calling. Thank you, King. See what you started, Charlamagne, talking about yours. Now everybody want to call and talk about theirs. Everybody want to talk about theirs. Yeah, absolutely.

800-585-1051. We're talking about what makes your poom-poom talk. Call us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. And only if you have one, please. And your opinions to the Breakfast Club topic. Come on. 800-585-1051.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, we were talking to the City Girls earlier this week, and Charlamagne asked them about making their Pum Pum Talk. Let's hear it. Now, you keep talking about the Pum Pum Talk record. I want to ask you about something in that record.

You say, no, nothing but this cash make this P***y Talk. No, nothing but a bag make this P***y Talk. With that said, does your P***y ever just have casual conversations? I didn't want to just talk money. I don't have to sign for everything else. If we go f***ing each other, that's going to come. But I just want to know, is you going to spend money on me first? First and foremost.

See, y'all ain't never f***ed with a broke man. JT, I think what JT said, if you go broke, this p***y going to be single. Very valid question, you know, because that's the other thing, too. All of us didn't grow up with money. And when you grow up in a certain environment, you grow up in the hood, you grow up in a rural area in the country, you ain't around a whole lot of brothers with money. You know what I mean? So brothers have to rely on other things.

As I said earlier, you know, you could be black, and as Biggie said, black and ugly as ever, however. You just got to make sure you have a however. Your however isn't always tied to financials. You know, it got to be that, you got to have a nice conversation. You got to be an intellectual, you know what I mean? Share some books, maybe.

What did you say, Angelique? I said you can make it laugh, but I also feel like ambition and having your successes and whatever it is that you do, I think that's attractive. Now, not mixtape rapper ambition, though, right? I think it's realistic ambition where you actually have a plan and it's working, but you might not be there yet.

Got you. All right, well, let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Stephanie from Birmingham. Hey, Stephanie, good morning. Hey, Stephanie, good morning. Hey, Stephanie. Good morning. Now, we're asking, what makes your poom-poom?

I feel like I should ask. Yeah, you should ask. Hey, Andrew. Hey, boo. So, basically, what makes it is, like, intellect and if you love me correctly and just good conversation. Yes, good passionate conversation. I like that. Tell me how you love me correctly and just good conversation. Yes. How do you love somebody correctly? Good, passionate conversation.

I like that. Tell me how you love someone correctly. I think I'm doing it right, but tell me. Basically, when you love someone correctly, it's basically like when you value them

and you speak life to all of their dreams, ambitions, and you help them become the better part of themselves. True indeed. Okay. I'm with you on that,

100%. Do it right. When you're pouring into a person. Not that toxic love, but that love, love. Hello, who's this? Hi, my name's Catherine. Hey, Catherine. Hey, Catherine.

Hello. We're talking about what makes your... Yeah, you ask her. Let Angela, you ask her. Thank you. So we're talking about our City Girls interview and what makes your poom poom talk? So initially, like I think society has really just set up our young people to think backwards.

If you're dating somebody at a young age, it's very rare you're going to find somebody who's got money in their pockets, who can buy you your G-Wagon, whatever, so on and so forth. So you really got to build that man and help him out to get where he needs to be women are so quick to just toss men aside and say you don't have what it what it needs to take care of me but as a grown woman a man with money shows that a man is on his grind that he is working towards something that he has the intellect and the ability to get out there and get things done. And I think that's what attracts women to a man with money. Right. The power that comes with it.

Right. And the power that comes with it. So to me, I think we're talking about age differences here and really what you're looking for comparative to somebody who's young and somebody who's grown and looking for what they need. True indeed. Okay. Okay. Well, thank you, Mama. Alright, let's get it. Hello, who's this?

Oh, this is King of the Moon there. How you guys doing? Okay, you got money. I do got money. I'm David Do's cousin. Real quick, I want to hit the point. Definitely, intellect stimulates me. But, talking about that, I want to talk about something else.

Do you have a pom-pom now? Do you have one? Yeah, yeah. I do have pom-pom, but that's another talk. I really want to talk about something. Wait a minute. Charlamagne, Charlamagne, listen. I've been trying to call for the past one week to get my point across.

And the only thing I wanted to say was I think we're losing the war as black people one talking about intellect and logic and the reason is right now I think everything just pisses us off and I think we don't have a strategy a good example is the news reporter that used the n-word everybody's so mad at that news reporter that used the N-word. Everybody's so mad at that news reporter that people fail to forget that she's just the messenger. I am more excited for the fact that she brought the news.

Man, we trying to talk about boom-boom and **** right now, man. I don't want to... I wanted to hear about that. You calling on a Friday, derailing us from a great boom-boom, boom-boom conversation, alright? I don't hear about that right now. You calling on a Friday derailing us from a great boom, boom, boom, boom conversation. All right?

I don't hear about that right now. Voted using the N-word and all that. I want to talk about the boom, boom and the ****. What did I say? Oh, my goodness. You can't say that. I meant to say boom, boom and ****. We know what you meant. We know what you meant.

What's the moral of the story, guys? The moral of the story is thank you to my wife for loving me when I was broke. That's why now that we are grown, she can have whatever she likes because I would not be me if it wasn't for her. So when her poom poom talks, I listen because her poom poom always has something to say to me. I speak that poom poom's language. You hear me?

You hear me? We don't hear you. Sounds like your poom poom is yelling. I know, right? We got rumors on the way? I bet you if I fought, I bet you if I fought, MV will be like, did you call? You're talking. You know what, Yeen?

As long as you don't do that in the bathtub, Bert and Ernie. It's topic time. Pick up the phone, baby. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Let's talk about it. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

Now, if you just joined us, you were telling me about this email. Explain to the people what this email is all about. Yes, so it wasn't an email, but this guy told his story and he was saying that he was at a bar. He was dancing with a girl. And then he told he went to buy himself a drink and he told the server anything she wants, whatever she wants. The girl then ordered four double shots of Don Julio 1942. They were seventy five dollars each and he ended up not paying for it. And she was very upset about that. And some people feel like you did tell her whatever she wants and you should have paid that $325 bill. Other people feel like that's right. She took advantage. You should have left. What do you think?

I know what you think. I mean, like I said before, no, I said, yeah, I'll buy you a drink, not you and your friends. And then you're going to get a little disrespectful and double shot the drink. Nah. And get Don Julio 1942 on top of it. Nah, you got to hold that. You got to hold that. You got to pay for that yourself. $300 you tried to get me. Now you pay that. I'm out. I'll take my little beer that cost me $2.99

and I'm gone. And you feel how you feel. You just don't disrespect somebody like that. Take somebody's kindness, his weakness. No, he said, I got you as a drink. He was trying to talk to you, not talk to you and your three friends. No. You're on your own with that one. What if she would have just ordered that 1942 double shot just for herself? If she would have ordered those

four for herself, then I still can't mess with you. No, no, no. Just one. But just one. But for herself. But it is still expensive. One double shot is cool. Like $75. That's fine. I would be a little uptight, but one shot is fine. But not four. I would be a little uptight, but one shot is fine. But not four. Nah.

So what are you thinking? Well, my thing is this. I think I would, first of all, personally, I would never do anything like that. I think it's whack that she did that. So as much as I always like to ride for my women, it's hard for me to say that this was okay. Because the thing is also what if he just didn't have that much money like what if he literally just didn't have it 23 year old advantage of people like that now i have done things in the past where i've gone on very expensive

dates with people and went to and they'll be like you picked the restaurant and you're like i'm gonna go here and i've done that but it would be just Yeah, well, let's go to the phone lines. 800-585-1051. Hello, who's this? This is Jessica. Hey, Jessica, good morning. Where are you calling from? North New Jersey.

North New Jersey. Now, you heard that situation. Is she foul or not? She was very foul. She was a bitch, though. You don't do nothing like that. And I consider her and her friends,

they were broke to go there looking for a free drink. Not just one free drink, four double shots. If a guy offers you a drink and you're with your friends,

you think that he should get drinks for your friends too or no? I'm just curious. No. Oh no. If people take sitting together

and you say, I want to buy y'all something to drink, then that's something different. But he offered her a drink, so it was like Oh, no. Okay. All right. Well, thank you, mama. They were cursing off, okay? Hello, who's this? It's Donnie, man.

Jacksonville. Donnie, what's up? What do you think? I already know what you're going to say, Donnie. I could already tell the way you did that little laugh when you asked. It's Donnie, man. Jacksonville. Donnie, what's up? What do you think? I already know what you're going to say, Donnie. I could already tell the way you did that little laugh when you asked. It's Donnie. You already know. Hey, man, be real with you.

You know what I'm saying? And, yo, it's the girl, man. Like, you know, you got, by the base of the price, man, that's Don Julio 1942. That's $30 pop already. Like, in some places, it's like $45. So if you're out there in the street and you get a double shot, that's crazy. Like, I didn't come for you and three other people. I didn't come to buy the whole company.

I came for one product. Now, I just want to say, I can tell that you buy 1942 in the club because you knew all the price ranges. That's right. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Well, yeah, it's a girl, man.

If you come through, you come through with, if I come through and I say, yo, I'm going to buy you whatever you want, I'm saying you, not everybody else. That's what I'm saying. What if I want four double shots? Now, if you want four double shots,

I can't mess with you because you're an alcoholic. If you need four double shots, you're an alcoholic, I can't mess with you Because you're an alcoholic If you need four double shots You're an alcoholic I can't mess with you anyway Thank you brother 800-585-1051 Now this woman She said Okay

He said I'll buy you one drink And this woman He did not say I'll buy you one drink That's not what he said He said Get whatever you Whatever

He told the bartender Whatever she wants Yeah Whatever she wants Meaning for herself Not I'm going to buy four double shots for me and my girls.

That's open to interpretation. Nope. And that's why she had to pay for it her damn self. Alright, we got more coming up next. We're the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We have Cody and Tommy Oliver on

the line right now. The filmmakers that created Black Love. Welcome, guys. Hi. We're thrilled to be here. Well, congratulations on another season of Black Love. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Now, let's talk about how you got the idea for Black Love. What made you want to do Black Love? You know, it started for me long before I met him. I was single in grad school. My parents were divorced and I'm reading headlines that say that black people are getting married and staying married less than other ethnicities. And that the more degrees a black woman has, the less likely she is to, you know, to get married. Black women are the least desirable on the, on the apps and the,

you know, whatever, eHarmony, those sorts of sites. And the headlines were just damaged. They were just very damaging. And I was internalizing that and so was my friends. And so part of it was knowing that there needed to be a place where Black love stories live. And even seeing, so this is how long ago it was, even seeing the Obamas coming into office. And we were all like, ooh, black love, that's black love. They're so beautiful. And it was like, we rejoice.

We like, not me and my homies, everybody. And so it was just obvious that there needed to be visibility. And so years later I meet him and I tell him the idea like a month into us dating. And he's like, let's do it. He's just that producer among other things. dating and he's like let's do it he's just that that producer among other things but he's like let's do it let's do it tomorrow let's what we need what we gonna do how we gonna do this now I saw there was some very unwarranted controversy

over this new season when you guys posted the trailer and people were like why are all these black men with light-skinned women. But I was like, yes. And I saw that was the thing that, but I was like, that's a thousand percent not true though. Because if you've seen seasons of Black Love, it's never been just black men with light-skinned white women. I mean, light-skinned women. Yeah, for sure.

So that was the teaser. So that was the teaser, which we sort of screwed up on. And so there was way more people in the season than you saw in the teaser. Go ahead, babe. So that was the teaser, which we sort of screwed up on. And so there was way more people in the season than you saw in the teaser. And so it wasn't the best teaser. Like you said, that's not how we've been going about it the entire time. And so three seasons before this season, we dropped the trailer afterward, which had more couples in it. And it was clear that that's not what we're doing.

Well, the name of the show is black love and i mean there's literally a million different shades of blackness you know what i mean if the show is called dark skin love and you only show light skin people then i could see the problem you don't think that's kind of kind of a reach for them to attack y'all for that we could have been we should have been more thoughtful with that teaser that was the first thing that you see from season four black love and so it hurt it hurt, you know, it hurt. We were surprised initially because that's so not who we are and not what our show is about. To your point, we try hard to show all of us in every shade. And so it's definitely not representative of the show as a whole, but it was a lot of people

who had never heard of us ever. Have you ever had a couple on the show and then after air uh some of his side pieces came out like i didn't know he was married yes we have um i won't say their names but it did happen last season this was one of the times that in the interview cody and i had a bit of a disagreement because they were they were talking and i could tell that he wasn't being completely honest. And so I said something and I said something again. He explicitly said, so did you cheat? And he was like, nah. And then it was just, you know, pushing the limits. Right. But, but Cody didn't want me to push the limits. Wow. Okay.

Yeah, no, it was definitely, I mean, in the episode that, you know, we put it in that he was doing some questionable things and really leaving his wife all hours of the night. But when Tommy asked him straight up, he said no. Wow. After it aired, he called me and he apologized because he remembered that I asked him straight up and that he lied to my face.

He owned it in a big way. And part of it was, it wasn't that he owed me anything. He owed his family something. And can I just say one of the things that, like, people ask a lot of questions about our show. Do we stay in touch with the couples and all that stuff? We do. And they're a marriage village for us, right? So one of the things that Tommy did was he put him in touch with Neil Brown Jr.

who, you know, he's on Insecure and he was in season one and he was unfaithful and worked his way back to a beautiful marriage. And Warren too, right? You put him in touch with Warren. So like, that's what Tommy did as a result of this. So I feel like good came out of it.

Right. So now the show, of course you celebrate Black love and black marriage, but it also goes deep into some of the things that might be troubling a relationship, correct? Absolutely. There's no good with, I mean, I don't want to say there's no good without bad, but you don't. There's often no good without getting through something. You have to see getting through in order to understand the decades of beauty. Right, because, you know, you asked the brother if he cheated, right? And he said no. through in order to understand the decades of beauty. Right.

Because, you know, you asked the brother if he cheated, right? And he said no. But he might know he cheated, but his wife might not know he cheated. Correct. That's exactly what that was. And he was like, I can't say this right now, but let me deal with this first and then I'll come back. Because that would be a crazy way to find out.

Yeah. So who's on this new season? Besides, we already know Dana Dane. Who else? So Bill, Bellamy and his wife, Kristen. Dulé Hill and Jasmine. Dulé Hill and Jasmine Simon, who we just adore. Our babies are like the same age.

And Terrence and Joy. And Terrence and Joy. Terrence Williams and Joy Winans from Greenleaf. You know, it's yeah, that's what I can think of off the top of my head. What do you think the importance of showcasing Black love is on television? Frankly, like most directly, it shows us what's possible. From the standpoint of we are often seen as everything but happy, loving husbands and wives and mothers and fathers. And when you see yourself

as they see us, the way they portray us, then you think that's all there is. And so that was really the goal. And that's why I like Black Love. And I love the couples on it. It's so many different couples from different areas, different problems, different backgrounds, but it just shows that we can get through it and we can make it. I told Charlamagne this story. I was talking to a Jewish friend of mine that I just had met at the time. And he walked up to me, he was like, yeah, how many kids do you have? And I said, five. And he says, are they all by the same woman? And he asked that because that's what he really felt. He really believed that that's what it was. And I'm like, yeah. In his defense, he thought Envy was Dominican.

Shut up. Shut up. So I asked him, how many kids do you have? He was like, oh, I have six. And I it was and I'm like yeah in his defense he thought envy was Dominican shut up shut up I asked him how many kids do you have he was like oh I have six and I asked him the same thing are they all by the same woman he started laughing because now he but what usually happens is he they see all these things and they be like oh how many baby mothers do you have how many baby fathers do you have but it's not that me and my wife been together since 16 it's just different I just really love to see it and shows positivity for the black community I love it's not that. Me and my wife have been together since 16. It's just different. I just really love to see it and it shows positivity for the black community. I love it. I think that's exactly right. It sounds like you're volunteering

for an interview to me. Oh, man. Envy going to definitely cry during his interview. I'm going to tell you all right now, that is going to be must-see TV. I think y'all already get flack for having all them beige people on this goddamn show. Yeah, we're going to have to wait a couple seasons. I'm waiting for the answer, though. You going to do it? Oh to wait. We're going to have to wait a couple seasons.

I'm waiting for the answer, though. You going to do it? Oh, no, I don't mind. You can ask me anything. I mean, me and my wife do a podcast similar to what you said so we can share our experiences. A lot of times as black people, we don't talk about what goes on in our lives. So we really don't know. There is no barbershop talk for relationships.

There is no barbershop talk with them. My wife is mad at me for this. How do I handle that? We don't have that. So when I do the podcast and I watch shows like Black Love, it opens it up to be like, babe, let's watch this. This couple went through that. Let's talk about it after.

So it opens that up. Yeah, of course. I don't mind. Yeah, absolutely. Don't put him in the teaser. Don't worry. Don't worry. Don't be offended when you just, you know,

we slide through the back door. Oh, that's how he likes it. I'm glad you know him already. You're a great interviewer. You know how you have a work bae? He is my work bae. Like, he works with me all day long. As long as you're happy.

You still come to work. This is Cody and Tommy Oliver at the Breakfast Club good morning it's DJ Envy Angela Yee Charlamagne Tha God we are the Breakfast Club it's time for the positive note

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