The Breakfast Club - Flash Back to Michael B Jordan to Jonah Hill Interview
Episode Date: December 19, 2018Wednesday 12/19 - Today on the show we flashed back to the time we had Michael B. Jordan stop by where he tried dodging questions about his relationship status, "Black Panther" and more. Also, we flas...hed back to when Jonah Hill stopped by for the very first time, where he spoke about his new movie " Mid90's", hip hop and more. Moreover, we went back to when Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to an owner of a ice cream parlor for creating mayo ice cream. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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This is your time to get it off your chest.
Whether you're mad or blessed.
Say it with your chest.
We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club.
So you better have the same energy.
Hello, who's this?
Hi, good morning.
This is Shakira.
Hey, Shakira, get it off your chest.
I'm calling because these old men out here are so disgusting.
Like, this one guy, he was, like, old enough to be my dad.
And I told him that.
Next morning, he left a note on my car, and it was so creepy and disgusting.
What'd he say?
It was like, I'm a very successful businessman, and that old man could have been your blessing.
His shoe down.
Wait, wait, wait.
How old is he?
How old is old?
He looked like he was like over 50 or something like that.
How old are you?
I'm 25.
So are you missing your blessing, boo?
By not being with this old man?
No.
Turns out he was a landscaper at the hotel I was staying at.
That's a lot of money.
That's a lot of money.
So it's not just about that.
She's not turned on. I can hear the Charleston in your voice, the
843. Yes. You know what I'm saying?
Oh, you're from Hughie?
Salute to Hughie. My boy Wax got a chicken
farm in Hughie. Oh, yeah? Yes.
Listen, are you missing your blessing, boo? How much
money this man making a week with this landscaping business,
man? I didn't find that out. I thought
it was, I think it's creepy
when these old men try to talk to us young
girls. That's all. How old is he now?
She said like 50.
She said over 50.
50 ain't that old, man.
Well, how old is she?
How old is she?
She said she's 25.
Well, come on.
That's old enough to be her dad.
You don't really got to do much but flirt with them to get a free lawnmower every now and then.
Hey, if she's not easy, man, just like you.
I know you said it before, Sean.
You said you mess with them old men, you get worms.
You get worms?
Goodbye, man. You ain't going to get it before, Sean. You said, you mess with them on me, you get worms. You get worms? Goodbye, ma.
You ain't gonna get no worms, man.
Hello, who's this?
Hi.
Hey, get it off your chest.
I just want y'all to listen to The Breakfast Club every morning, and I love y'all.
And I'm calling to tell y'all why I'm mad.
I just recently found out my boyfriend was stealing money from me.
What?
How was he stealing money?
Oh, my God.
Like, out your purse?
This is so whack.
Yeah, like, no. Like, taking my card. Like... What was he stealing money? Oh, my God. Like, out your purse? This is so whack. Yeah, like, no, like, taking my car, like.
What was he buying?
Let's just not say on the radio.
No, no, tell us.
What was he buying?
If you tell me he was buying drugs with your credit card, I'm going to die.
No, no, he can't buy drugs.
Was he buying a sex doll or some crazy sex toys?
No, not a sex doll.
He's not a weirdo like that.
What was he buying?
He was not using it for illegal stuff like the money, so.
He was doing buying escorts? No, no, no, no, no, no.
How do you buy illegal stuff with a legal credit card?
That's just dumb. What was he buying? You gotta tell us.
No, he was getting cash out, not like, you know.
Oh, okay. And then buying drugs.
Is he using a cellar? Is it weed
or coke? It's not coke.
Oh my God. So the question is, what
are you gonna do now? You're actually an
accessory at this point. Yeah, you are.
The obvious thing.
I just have to answer.
You're going to go snitch on me?
You're going to go tell on me?
No, I'm not going to go snitch on you.
You need to.
You're an accessory.
No, we're just going to, you know, we're just not going to deal with each other anymore.
What drugs?
Was it heroin?
What was it?
No, it wasn't heroin.
What was it?
It was a drug that's mostly legal in the United States.
Marijuana?
Why are you acting so shifty about it?
Hey, write us a letter when you get your conspiracy charge, okay?
Oh, my goodness.
Have a good morning, Mama.
You too, babe.
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Are you blessed and highly favored?
I feel blessed.
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Deshawn, why you mad, bro?
Man, I'm mad because I got the flu, man.
Yo, I'm not feeling good at all.
Yeah, you sound a little congested.
What have you been taking?
I've been taking, what have I been taking?
Theraflu.
Theraflu?
Theraflu.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It seemed like the flu went away.
The flu hit hard and people were dying and passing away.
Damn, baby.
And it seemed like they got it under control.
Now, it seemed like they got it under control in the last couple of weeks.
Yeah, I just wanted to say what's up, Seattle?
How y'all doing?
All right, brother.
We'll get better.
Hello, who's this?
I'm Brie Hannekel.
Hey, mama.
Get it off your chest.
I feel that I'm blessed because I'm a hardworking woman.
I'm a wife.
And then I just graduated in September with my master's.
And then months later, I received a great job on the base.
So I feel that after being a United States veteran for so long,
I was like, that's a blessing to me.
Because yesterday was the worst.
I get almost to work, and I had a blowout.
A blowout?
What you mean?
Like, on my car.
Oh, a tire blew out.
Yes.
And then the car that I drive, they don't even give you spare tires.
So I was like, I had to get my car towed.
And I was like, oh, my God, I'm going to be late to work.
And this is my first month later.
Oh, damn.
Well, congratulations, baby. You sound like, I don't know. What the hell is she talking about? I don to work. And this is my first month later. Oh, damn. Well, congratulations, baby.
You sound like, I don't know.
What the hell is she talking about?
I don't know.
She says you got to work on how to blow out.
I thought a Dominican did her hair.
Hello, who's this?
Hey, it's Kim.
Hey, Kim, get it off your chest.
Hey, Kim.
Hey, boo.
I just want to say I am a single mother,
and after years of working hard,
I was able to launch my own cosmetics line.
I went from welfare to raising $1.2 million on my own.
And if I can do it, anybody can do it.
I am the founder of Glamazon Beauty Cosmetics.
Well, congratulations.
Actually, she's a great makeup artist.
I actually know Kim.
She does a fantastic job.
And she has her products in, like, major drugstores and everything now.
Well, congrats, Kim.
So that's a great success story.
Yes, yes. And no,
personally, I literally went from being
a single mom to
now being my own entrepreneur, and the
line is going very well. Well, congratulations,
Mama. And congrats on the weight loss.
Thank you. Oh, thank you. Love
you, Ann. Love you, too, Kim. Congrats
on everything. You deserve it. Get it
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Hello, who's this? This is Bishop. Hey, Bishop,
get it off your chest. I'm sick and tired
of women complaining
about the men cheating, right?
Just recently, a friend of ours,
me and my wife, got caught cheating.
Okay, we're sick and tired of men cheating. Right.
Yeah, I'm tired of men cheating too.
But the fact of the matter is
when the story broke, the man
was getting sex like three times a month.
Now, a man doesn't want sex.
A man needs sex. It's the difference between
wanting some water and needing some water.
Now, if your man leaves out after he
told you he wanted sex and you let him go
a whole week, two weeks, three weeks, as if
you didn't realize that your man just tugged on your cape.
So basically you're saying what your woman don't do,
another woman will, is what you're saying.
Exactly.
So stop this complaining when he goes out and he gets him a piece.
It's only sex to him, but you didn't want it.
You didn't want to give it to him.
You would take your headache, your whatever.
Well, here's the thing, my brother.
Well, now she really is never going to give it to him,
and now he probably destroyed their relationship. Well, here's the thing, my brother. Well, now she really is never going to give it to him. And now he probably destroyed their relationship.
Well, I understand what you're complaining about, sir.
But you have to understand, your woman didn't want to have sex with you
because she was busy getting aired out by another guy.
She was tired.
Exactly.
A woman doesn't always want you to be slapping bellies with her.
You know what I'm saying?
But look, you need to leave your man drained.
Then he can't get that thing to no longer.
Now, let me ask you this.
If it's no big deal and it's not a problem because it's only sex,
why didn't he just tell her, hey, I'm about to go have sex with this other woman?
Why did he lie?
Because he ain't stupid.
You know what I mean?
You don't want to be stupid.
So now, not only have you had sex with somebody else, but you also are a liar.
Apparently, yes.
I'm telling you, your woman didn't want to have sex with you
because she already got aired out by somebody else, man.
Have a nice day.
All right, get it off your chest.
800-585-1051 if you need to vent.
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Keep it locked.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
We got a special guest in the building.
I'm telling you.
Sex symbol extraordinaire.
Is that what it is?
I think I should have said that.
That was something Yee should have said. Shoot your shot, bro. Shut up, man. Michael B. Johnson symbol extraordinaire. Is that what it is? I think I should have said that. That was something you should have said.
Shut up, bro.
Michael B. Jordan.
Sex symbol extraordinaire.
Michael B. Jordan.
Y'all know good and well all the ladies and all the fellas
like Michael B. Jordan.
Ask him to take his shirt off now.
Oh, man.
Real quick.
You guys, this is awkward.
There's a movement going on now and you guys can't just harass Michael B.
You had to say that, not me.
You had to say it.
You had to say it.
You had to say it.
How are you, sir?
I'm doing good, man.
How has your life changed since Black Panther?
It's insane.
It's kind of known before.
I guess now it's uh i can't go anywhere
malls off limits you know i'm saying postmates you know i'm saying my postmates bill went through
the roof i'm in the house uh it's just uh it's incredible especially with the kids the next
generation man just seeing them kind of how excited they've been you know after the scene
the movie and just kind of their reaction to me walking around has been has been pretty incredible
incredible that buried me in the ocean with my ancestors that jumped from ships
because they knew death was better than bondage.
Who wrote that line?
That was Ryan, man.
Wow.
Yeah, Ryan Coogler, he's incredible, man.
We just wanted to really get the essence of what Killmonger was trying to say.
Going in chains, trying to live, it wasn't really on his agenda.
He was willing to die for what he believed in.
And going out like his ancestors did was proving his point.
I think he won.
I think he got his point across in the end.
Yes, he did.
You see T'Challa actually go back to Oakland,
you know what I'm saying, buy the buildings,
really open up the borders of Wakanda,
so that was Killmonger's victory, I want to say.
You said you had to keep a diary during the time
that you did Black Panther.
Yeah, for most of my characters in general,
not for television, but for film,
I like to write a diary from the earliest memory of a character
up until the first page of the script.
It just kind of gives me a backstory, a subtext
to always know where my characters are at.
So I always kind of keep those.
So I got a crate full of me notebooks
of all my characters that I've played thus far.
You going to do anything with that, you think, one day?
I don't know.
Maybe when it's all said and done.
Or at the end of it, something that people kind of look back on
and just kind of get a subtext to all the characters.
That's actually a good idea.
I don't know, maybe something like that.
I never really thought about it like that.
How did you prepare for the role?
Did you have to bulk up?
Was it a lot of training?
Did you watch a lot of videos of black men getting shot by police?
Did you really get angry at white people?
No, I mean, that's not too hard.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, for me, it was more or less, sorry, allergies.
A little cocaine?
Nah, just allergies.
Not just allergies.
Not just allergies.
Nah, nah.
It ain't that hard for me out there.
I'm good.
I'm good.
I'm good.
I'm good.
Nah, it's one of those things where, like, it took me to a dark place, this character.
Not even a dark place, but I just isolated.
You know what I mean?
Like, it was one of those things where, you know, Killmonger, what he was fighting for,
wasn't too far from, you know, what the culture was feeling at the moment.
You know what I'm saying?
It was an opportunity for me to kind of express, I think, what our generation is feeling right now, you know, through my art.
You know, I spent a lot of time away from my family.
I didn't really talk to my mom or my dad, you know what I'm saying? Or like my
brothers and sisters and stuff like that. You know, I worked
out a lot. It was a sad place, man. I just kind of like
stayed to myself. And so the physical aspect
was, that was the easy part. Mentally
kind of going to that lonely place and willing to do
whatever it takes to kind of free his people
was the more challenging part. What about white
women? Did you cut off white women during that period? Come on, man.
Why would that go back there?
I like women, period.
All women.
Everybody's on the table.
Okay.
Everybody's on the table.
Everybody's on the table, man.
Everybody.
Did you anticipate the movie would have the impact that it was going to have when you were filming it?
I thought we had something special.
I never imagined that it was going to have the reach it did.
I did.
I told Ryan last summer, I said,
you know Black Panther is going to make over a billion dollars.
And he was like, what?
I said, I'm telling you because you're going to have all the Marvel fans
and every black person in America who ain't even up on comments
going to go see it.
It's going to do over a billion.
And then we didn't really account for, I think,
people going to see it three, four, five times.
I saw it three times.
That's what's up.
And so many people buying out the theaters also
and showing their support as well.
Being able to take kids that wouldn't necessarily
have the opportunity or the means to go see the film.
So it was a big deal.
It's kind of surreal, but the impact hasn't really
hit me right now.
It's still like, because it's still living.
It's still growing, you know?
So I think the real impact for me personally
won't happen until, you know, years later
after the dust really settles.
All right, we got more with Michael B. Jordan when we come back.
Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.
The Breakfast Club.
Good morning, everybody. It's DJ
Envy, Angela Yee,
Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.
Michael B. Jordan is in the
building. Charlamagne? Well, let's talk about these women, man.
Come on. What's going on?
Why everybody want to know about what I'm doing
in my life? You got to be disciplined, Michael, because they on you.
All right?
They on you now.
Now, recently this girl from Temple got into your DMs and bought you a smoothie,
and you pulled up on her.
No, she didn't.
And you pulled up on her.
Look at that.
I love how he bought you a smoothie, and you pulled up on her.
It was a nice gesture on your part.
Listen, listen, listen.
If you read the Internet, I declined the smoothie, okay?
She didn't buy me no smoothie.
So this is what happened.
It was a nice gesture on your part.
But she pushed you.
So I slid in his DMs and then this happened.
So he went to go see you.
Listen, no, no.
This is what happened, right?
So this guy right here, boy.
So we're shooting at Temple University,
and our base camp is behind the dorm rooms.
I was coming out of here, makeup trailer.
It was in the windows.
Went crazy, blah, blah, blah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Went out. Talked to a couple of them through the window.
Just like, you know, show them some love.
Went off with the cook. I was like,
cool. Cook me something. Whatever. Just being nice.
They slid in my DMs.
Where can I see the food?
I answered a couple of them. Said, cool. Just come down
and meet me at the base camp.
I'll tell the security to chill out.
Went out there. She gave me a flake.
Took some pictures. You ate it? That was it.
I took a couple bites. You're not worried about
period, Black? Come on!
Come on!
No one does that.
That's how they get you. That's roots. Voodoo.
Nah, I mean, nah. I took a couple bites.
Whatever, man.
I mean, whatever. That's what I'm saying.
I took a couple bites. It was cool.
Hey, let's tell Paige to come in, man.
I got shots I need to shoot for my people.
Stop it.
You see that girl?
See the blonde right there?
She said no what?
She's been talking about eating your ass for months.
No, literally eating your ass.
What?
Oh, my God.
She literally, I had her on video saying, I want to eat Michael B. Jordan's ass.
She don't even want to come in here now.
Out of control.
You're out of control.
I'm just telling you what you're saying.
You make an eye contact and everything.
I want all these girls to have the same energy that they have when Michael B. Jordan not here.
Well, now, hold on.
Rumor has it that he's in a relationship.
So maybe we can break this up a little bit.
I'm chilling, man.
I keep my personal life out of this.
Goodness gracious.
I'm keeping that.
I'm chilling.
So what's the craziest thing a fan has done to try to get your attention, if anything?
There's one fan in Philly, I guess, made a cutout of me
and like, you know,
actually took me to prom.
You know what I'm saying?
Oh, so it took you
to get cut out to prom.
Yeah, exactly.
That was a little extreme,
you know what I'm saying?
So I responded back to her.
So she got my attention
with that one.
Yeah, she got my attention
with that one.
So, I mean,
I'm not a rapper.
Like, these rappers
be having like,
you know what I'm saying,
these fans and stuff
going crazy.
Like, musician fans
and like, actor fans
are different.
You know what I mean?
I think it's a different
type of like, you know,
obsession a little bit.
So I don't really get too many craze,
craze,
craze fans.
So what's the equivalent of a woman throwing her panties on the stage if you were a singer?
I don't know.
A screenshot of her without panties on?
I don't know,
man.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Now listen,
Tiffany Haddish,
my family,
I love her.
Tiffany's crazy.
I love her too.
She crazy.
But she told me something.
I don't even know if I should be repeating this.
Oh man.
So don't.
No,
listen,
she said she's not shaving her pub even know if I should be repeating this. Oh, man. So don't. No, listen.
So don't.
She said she's not shaving her pubic hair until she has sex with you.
Now, you know it's going to be hot this summer.
Do you want to have her down there all bushy?
Can you make that happen?
I know you're going to see her tonight at the Met Gala.
So you're going to put that on me?
Yes.
What you mean?
That ain't got nothing to do with me.
You're going to let her walk around with a bushy?
That ain't got nothing to do with me.
I ain't never this first time I'm hearing about it.
How long ago was this?
This was yesterday. So she ain't got a day? No. She ain't got a day do with me. This is the first time I'm hearing about it. How long ago was this? This was yesterday.
So she ain't got a day?
No, she ain't growing up.
No, no. What you talking about?
She been growing it.
That be a good look for you.
She a real live African princess.
Man, why don't you do stand-up, bro?
Man, stop, man.
You don't think about it?
What's up?
No, I know, I know.
Why don't you be able to do stand-up?
Black men don't cheat.
You got a situation, man.
Black men don't cheat.
Oh, you got a relationship.
Wait, why y'all trying to bait me
into answering This goddamn question
I'm chilling
I'm chilling
I'm chilling
What is this white woman's
Name that you involved with
What are you talking about
What are you talking about
Why you clear me alone
Or anything
Or anything
Or anything
I'm just asking
I'm just asking
Man I'm chilling man
So no real interest
In Tiffany Haddish
Is what you're telling me
Tiffany's dope
Oh that's a good
He's saying you're not
Going to bait him In this interview is basically what he's saying.
All I'm telling you is when you see her tonight at the Met Gala, she got a full bush down there.
So what should I say?
And it's on you.
It's on me.
To get it removed.
You her friend, right?
Yes.
You know she's a long time walking.
You can't convince her to take care of that?
She wanted you.
She said she's not shaving it until you get with her.
I ain't got nothing to do with that.
And then she ain't got to think about all the money she's going to make in the future.
Man, that's a good.
Y'all can build your own. He's going to make money, too. That's what I nothing to do with that. And then she ain't got to think about all the money she's going to make in the future. Man, that's a good, y'all can build your own little economy.
He's going to make money too.
That's what I'm saying.
Him together.
Leave me alone.
Leave me alone.
Michael B. Jordan got to get about it.
He got some TV to do.
Okay.
All right, he's very busy,
but we really appreciate you for stopping through.
I appreciate this, man,
because I always tell people from Hollywood,
especially the black actors,
they forget about their black bases.
You know what I'm saying?
So it's good to see y'all
still come through
and rush off to the white people.
Nah, nah, come on, man.
Cut it out, cut it out, cut it out, man.
I never lose touch, man.
Never lose touch, bro.
All right.
That's just me.
I appreciate you guys.
Absolutely.
It's Michael B. Jordan.
It's The Breakfast Club.
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I don't know DJ drama.
Why are you being
so shady to drama? No, I'm good. I don't know what Drama. Why are you being so shady to Drama?
I don't know what's happening over there.
It's awkward between those two.
Drama, maybe you can shed some light on that.
I don't know.
I'm curious.
I don't know.
What's going on here?
Drama seems like a nice guy.
He got his head down.
Is it because I don't have a Mufasa envy?
Is that what it is?
I don't own a Mufasa anymore.
Yeah, I know.
But you did question if I had one.
Well, if you want to get into it, the reason why.
Oh, here we go.
Okay, okay.
Okay, here we go.
Yes.
I thought it was some real sucker shit, right?
When I left Hot and we came over here, it was a fight for our lives, right?
And a lot of artists weren't f***ing with us.
It was cool.
And I don't f*** with them now.
So it's all great because, you know, the Breakfast Club is real big.
And during that time, we all came together.
We said we're going to do a Breakfast Club DJ drama tape.
And we were all excited about that.
Right?
We were all excited about that.
Let me finish, right?
Then all of a sudden, tape's not being done anymore.
I was like, damn, wow, what happened?
No call, no word, no nothing.
I'm like, damn, not drum.
Then I hear, well, drum said he can't do the tape because if he do the tape,
another radio station won't play his record.
And I'm like, damn, my nigga can't even call me and tell me?
You know what I mean?
And I'm like, damn, fuck them niggas.
I don't give a fuck about the politics of the music shit.
Like, that's my nigga.
I know that nigga for a long time.
I support him, support his records.
But we did have a conversation with Charlamagne about it.
I'm not Charlamagne.
And I knew you before Charlamagne.
Okay.
And I'm like, but then I said, you know what?
I guess that's just drama.
You know, he's focused on him.
I'm like, yeah, I could get a call.
And I'm like, I just didn't like that.
I didn't take that.
Like, that ain't a friendly type of individual.
That ain't my friend.
That ain't somebody that I fucks with.
That's a fucker that I don't fuck with.
So it's like, all right, we don't fuck with each other.
We don't fuck with each other.
Breakfast Club court is in session.
We can play the politics game.
Let's hear it.
Would you like to retort to your baby.
Of course.
So we can do that all day.
I'll do that when I see you.
Okay, well, let's hear John's response.
For real, for real, at the end of the day,
I was in a very awkward position and situation
on a lot of sides where I felt like I was caught in the middle
and where I didn't want to be.
And it became awkward for me.
Now, if I never gave you the phone call,
Envy, I put it to you right here.
I apologize.
You my n***a, you my man.
We've always been good.
We've always been 100.
So outside of that, when it comes to the politics
between the two stations, for two, almost three years,
I got caught in something that I had no intentions
of getting caught in, and it left me
in a very awkward position, and I didn't know what to do
until I was able to be able to get good on both sides.
I get it, but before you was good on both sides,
drama, you was invited up here a million and one times.
Like, it wasn't easy.
We wasn't the breakfast club as it is now.
We was fighting for every little scrap.
Nobody was f***ing with us.
But I reached out to my guys that I thought
that would say, f*** the radio politics.
That's my f***.
I wasn't in a position to say that.
Only because.
You was.
No, I wasn't.
Only because even before that, I was put in a position where I got banned.
Period.
I got banned.
From the other station.
Yeah.
Okay.
But that's because you was DJing up here.
You didn't have a show up here.
That's why.
Exactly.
And at that point, I didn't even know it was going to be like that.
So when the situation came, when it arose for that mixtape,
I was also put in another situation.
I had to listen to my record label.
I had to listen to the people around me that was like,
yo, you have to think about these moves you make
so that you can be able to come to the Breakfast Club
and then still go across the street.
That is true.
I mean, 48 Law of the Power does say you should never commit to anyone,
but I understand what Envy's saying, too.
I understand what both of y'all are saying.
I didn't do the tape.
Did the tape ever come out?
No.
We didn't do the tape.
We was doing the tape because it was going to be the first time
that DJ Drama did a tape that wasn't with the artist.
If it wasn't the Gangsta Girls, we didn't want to do it.
That's what it was.
Basically, that's what it was.
We could have did it with anybody, but we didn't want to do it.
If it wasn't me, it wasn't going to happen. If it wasn't the Gangsta Girls, we didn't want to do it.
I mean, what other brand out there is cool enough for us?
You ruined our lives, Drama.
That's what it sounds like he's trying to say.
I wasn't there, but it was just a conversation.
I don't give a f*** about the tape, but I considered you somebody that I had my number on my phone.
I consider you my friend, too.
But you know what I mean? When you needed something, or I needed something,
yo, Drama, I need this, yo, A, I need this.
But I swear we've talked since then.
Nah, we haven't.
So y'all not friends anymore?
We haven't.
We haven't spoken since then.
What do you consider drama, Envy, right now?
Drama?
You can apologize.
We good.
Drama, what do you consider Envy?
Envy's my man.
And if Envy felt some way about that...
That's not my bae or nothing like that.
That's your bae.
That's my homie.
That's it.
I didn't know Envy felt the way about that.
I didn't know either. And I apologize for that. That's your bae. That's my homie. That's it. I didn't know Envy felt the way about that. I didn't know either.
And I apologize for that.
Enough said.
So, Angelie, we the jury in the case of Waffle Colored Negro 1 versus Waffle Colored Negro 2.
What is the verdict?
Well, the verdict is that we are going to throw this case out.
Yes, it's thrown out.
Because apparently there was a misunderstanding, a miscommunication.
Yes.
And now it seems the plaintiff and the defendant have both resolved their issues.
And we appreciate this mediation
between the two of you. Yes. Court adjourned.
Eight years.
The Breakfast Club.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela
Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the
Breakfast Club. We got a special guest
in the building. Yes, sir. Joniel.
Oh, my God. Welcome, sir.
Give him a moment.
This is my favorite show.
I probably said that to all the shows. No, you said that when I
walked in. I already told you that wasn't true.
I don't say that to all the shows.
I don't go on like Kevin and Bean. I'm like, yo, this is my
favorite show. Like, Big Boy,
I grew up in LA. I gotta give love to Big
Boy. I grew up listening, but I live in New York for the
past six years, and every morning I listen to to the show and it is a true honor to be here and it's
an honor to be on a show that celebrates hip-hop for me doing press my film mid-90s has a lot to
do with hip-hop and we'll talk about it but something for me that over the course of my
career is these big studios didn't want mainstream people coming in to hip hop stations. They didn't care and they didn't want
people to come in. They didn't think
it was necessary, even though I'd
ask. And so for me,
I think it's really dope that
times are changing because I
always wanted to come in to only the hip hop stations
because that's all I listened to. So I'm a huge
fan and it is actually
really dope to be here. Well, two things.
Number one, Big Bo Boy makes way more money
than anybody in the community. I'm going to throw that out there
because I know that the iHeart is watching. I can't help
I was born in LA but I live in New York. I love Big Boy
that's all I got. He's dope. That's a fact.
And number two the reason that has changed is because
this generation of white men
has decided you know what I rock with
hip hop and I rock with the coaches so I'm going up to that
station. You know what I mean?
You Ed Sheeran and Charlie Poofs of the world. Y'all I'm going up to that station. You know what I mean? You, Ed Sheeran, the Charlie Poofs
of the world. Y'all throw
your middle finger to the system. No disrespect to them,
but please don't lump me in here with Ed Sheeran
and Charlie Poofs. Bro, I'm
34 years old. I grew up
listening to Mobb Deep and
F***ing Tribe Called Quest.
I listen to, you know,
J.Ru and O.C.
Like, no disrespect to them.
Those are young kids.
Like, I've never listened to a non-rap.
Like, my first record is, like, wild pitch compilation.
Like, I don't, you know, like, yeah.
I just don't know any different.
So, for me, it's important to represent the culture.
And my film, you know, mid-'90s, no joke, a big reason I made this film.
So, hip-hop, like skateboarding, is always misrepresented in film.
It's always shown people driving through the hood or popping champagne,
some exploitative, you know, dumb stereotype.
And for me, it was really important to make an elegant, honest, emotional film
that showed hip-hop for what it is for me,
which is the emotional backbone of my childhood.
So, like, what Tribe was to me, or like what the
Beatles were to my parents, right?
Migos are better than the Beatles, by the way.
Which one
wrote yesterday? The Beatles or Migos?
But
for me, this movie
does that. And it shows hip-hop
in like a true, that's how
I grew up, that's how my life was framed.
That's the lens I saw life through.
Same with skateboarding.
It felt very authentic
just because I know
you're such a big hip hop head
and I got a chance
to see some of the screener
and I heard Big L on there,
I heard Tribe Called Quest
on there.
I'm listening to the music
on there and I'm like,
I know he had a great time
putting this part together.
How did you get into that though?
An excellent selection
using tears in the trailer.
Thank you.
That's tears from Wu-Tang.
Growing up, I used to think that was the wackest song on the album, but now I get older, I'm like, I love this record.
You realize how emotional that song is when you get older, but when you're young, you're just like, skip straight to Cream, bro.
Exactly.
Exactly.
Press skip right to Cream, bro.
But you gotta explain, how did you get into hip-hop especially being from the west coast like the so for me screener and the music that you've been talking about you've been talking
about mob d big l okay so i'm called quest so i so heavy new york my brother he passed away may
he rest in peace he he was a big hip-hop head he was six years older than me so i would like sneak
into his room and like and like listen to all the cds so like before Farside, before 93, you know, before Souls of Mischief,
there wasn't good like arty West Coast hip hop.
It was just gangster rap.
So if you were a true like hip hop head like my older brother,
you were East Coast.
You dressed like you were from the East Coast.
You weren't like repping the West Coast as hard because we weren't gangsters.
Like you couldn't wear a rap.
NWA, Def Roe era maybe?
Yeah, like I'm not going to wear a puffer Raiders jacket and like that juststers. Like, you couldn't wear... NWA, Def Roe era, maybe? Yeah, like, I couldn't, like, I'm not gonna
wear a puffer Raiders jacket and, like,
that just wasn't cool, you know? And so, like,
so Tribe, you know, Q-Tip's one of my
best friends and, like, he was one of the first people
to see this movie. Him and Frank Ocean
and my sister saw the first cut.
And it was important to me, just as skateboarding, to show
the legends and be like,
I made this, not from a place of authority,
but from a place of deep admiration and respect for, for giving me music that changed my life.
That was Jonah.
No, no.
I mean like through skateboarding, it definitely burst me out of like part of what the movie
is about is you find this tribe of people, right?
Just like through hip hop, you would find this tribe of people where it's like a family
outside of your home.
And that's what it's about.
This lonely kid finds these skateboarders, and he connects with them because it's like it's a time in your life.
When you're 12, 13, your friends are more important than your family.
It's like—
Your friends are your family.
They are your family, and the family you build.
And that's what this is.
So it's like even if you don't care about skating, it's about a kid working his way up through the animal kingdom.
And he's this little kid.
And what's amazing about it is, with skating, with
hip-hop, so skating burst me out of my
bubble. So I had friends from like,
I ran with mostly like Hispanic dudes
from like East LA when East LA wasn't like
a hipster place to live. You know what I
mean? And so thank God for skateboarding
because it burst me out of a bubble
that everyone should be burst out of.
How did you feel when all these hip-hop artists started co-opting skateboard culture?
You know, Nikkel Smith, who's in our film, he plays Ray and he's unbelievable.
He's on Supreme and I'm rocking his Adidas right now.
Shout out to Nikkel.
Put them up there.
Let us see.
Let us see.
Shout out to Nikkel.
I got some knock ones on.
Okay.
All right.
All right.
You're very flexible.
He's struggling a little bit to get that leg up, Joe.
You're only 34, bro.
Like, come on.
I'm old.
I got bad knees.
I was showing respect.
Hey, if I was on some other radio station and someone said, put your leg up, I'd be like,
hey, why don't we go outside, bro?
I'm not putting my leg up.
So, like, just know it's all love and respect.
I awkwardly put my leg up on there out of respect for you guys.
Jonah, just next time take the shoe off, hold it in your hand.
Old school right there.
You know what I'm saying? That's all.
What a better idea.
Okay, so I'm 34.
Our whole generation in the 90s was like
trying is lame, everything's lame,
but what's cool about this new
generation is they're more
open. Like, Nikkel would be like, I love
skateboarding. Look, I was never a good
skateboarder, but I was 100% dedication, 14% skill.
But I skated my, like for six years.
It still changed my life.
Like I'm not a good MC or a good producer.
I mean, I kind of made fire beats, but I still had an NPC and was making beats for six years.
And for me, skaters can feel however they want.
I'm sure it feels weird that their culture is getting culture vultured and stuff like that, you know?
But, like, to me, just as someone, skateboarding was, like, so outsider.
It was so not mainstream, right?
So that's why I connected to it because it was just anti.
Same with rap.
It was, like, the way you treated authority was, like, f*** you.
And I love that about skating.
I love that about hip-hop.
And that gave me a lens that I saw life through.
And I think everything should just be all mixed together, man.
Let people have fun.
Life is so hard.
If you love skating, let the man skate.
It feels like you was a rapper.
You had a rap name back in the day.
You say MPC, so you made beats.
Did you ever rap?
Yeah, of course I did.
What was your rap name?
Do you have real songs that you recorded?
This is like an official.
This is an exclusive.
Oh, boy.
What was the rap name?
It was bad, I had a beat, I didn't have a rap
I didn't have an MC name, but I made a lot of beats
And to be honest
At least my sample game was
My digging game was tight
It's really embarrassing
It's Spindrome
Like Syndrome, but Spindrome
It's not like The Incredibles gonna fight in the third movie
It was whack
Did you sell any beats
no but you know what I worked for
so I interned for an indie rap
manager
and this is a crazy story
so my manager now
I have two managers this guy Rick Yorn and Ian Montone
and they're great and Ian more works in music
and Rick manages like
Leonardo DiCaprio and myself
I'm his least successful client and Ian Moore works in music and Rick manages like Leonardo DiCaprio myself and Barnes
I'm his least successful client and Ian does mostly music but I wanted to work with him and
here's why I interned at an indie hip-hop backpack manager right answering phones I'm 14 15 right
everyone's a jerk to me and I answer the phone one guy, Ian, was a lawyer at this time.
He would always go, how you doing, man?
You know, like, they treating you alright over there?
And it meant so much
to me that when I
blew up, I was like, he manages
like the white stripes and like people
like that, and I was like, I want
that dude to work with me. Wow.
You can always tell the true character of a person based
on how they treat people that can't do nothing for them.
That stuff stays with you
your whole life.
All right, we got more
with Jonah Hill.
When we come back,
don't move.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
DJ Envy, Angela Yee,
Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
We have Jonah Hill
in the building acting now.
How did you get to acting?
You say skateboarding
and you say producer.
You say record label.
How did you turn and say,
you know what,
I'm going to leave
this music issue alone and start acting?
So I always wanted to be a filmmaker my whole life.
Always wanted to be a writer-director.
And when I was starting, so like, I wanted to make movies for the culture.
Like, now we're at a time where the culture's so big, like skating, hip-hop, the things that I love now can be in a film.
Whereas before, they had to be some s***ty little part of a film done poorly now it's like
we're here and you guys are a massive part of bringing that forward so i'm a kid i go to new
york and i want to be a writer and director and i would write plays and i was so bad with the actors
because they would not do it right and i go and i i didn't have good bedside manner i'd be like
why aren't you doing it like like i wrote it And my friend was like, yo, the actors don't like coming in and reading for your plays because you don't
speak to them correctly. I didn't know how. So I took an acting class to learn how I'd like to be
spoken to. And I was so insecure that I got such positive feedback for acting. I went on a 15 year
detour because the teachers were like, wow, you're really good at something.
And when you're a kid who wasn't that good at stuff,
you're like, okay, I'll take whatever I can get right now.
So you stopped writing just to act.
What happened was I love acting, but I went on this 15,
I had this beautiful 15-year career.
I got the best film school in the world.
If you're on a film set and you're an actor, if you want it,
you have a front row seat at Harvard, you know?
Experience is the best teacher.
I love how you talk about this stuff because to me, it's so important.
If I was like 14 listening to this right now, all we get out of it is an education.
That's what I feel like.
Like, I love the education.
Like, when we turn the mics off, I'm going to ask you guys so much about how you got here and why that is.
And as an actor, you just get a front row seat to it.
I feel like this film is therapeutic for you because I was reading an article in Vulture,
and you said for most of your young adult life, you listen to people telling you that you are fat, gross, and unattractive.
But the past four years, you realized how much that hurt because you was making the movie and reflecting?
Yeah, because I get to be myself. This feels as me literally coming to the world like as myself i spent my 20s it had
this beautiful career like i'm fortunate for it but it was kind of like acting is to be seen and
writing is to be heard and so for me i did feel, as this like fat, funny comedian and people could just like trash me or, you know, like because I was funny or because of that.
It's like you could I don't have feelings.
You can't just you could just murder me, you know.
And it's like, no, like I'm a really sensitive person and people are sensitive and that hurts.
And so for me, it's important to tell kids like, yo, like you don't have to take that.
So do you feel like people were like you were a joke in Hollywood? Like you'd be around in circles with Leo and Leo's like, yo, like, you don't have to take that. So did you feel like people were, like, you were a joke in Hollywood?
Like, you'd be around in circles with Leo, them and Leo
was like, hey, my fat friend. No, no, no.
See, that, no, no. My
friends were always, my friends would
never disrespect me. They were fiercely,
fiercely, you know, like,
that's what I'm saying, though. It's like, no one
would do that, that is a human being
that is connected to you. People do it on their
computers because they, like, are So what made you feel that way what made you feel gross just like
well just like article like it was more like writers you know and then if i was doing an
interview like this let's say i wouldn't have the confidence in myself to speak as confidently as
i'm speaking now i try and make a joke or i try something and they would they would i was young i
was like a kid so i was always talking to people 10 years
15 years older than me and they're talking
down to me. And like
that shit isn't flying with me anymore.
I'm proud to be the person that I am
and I think making this film
mid 90s like I made a film
that means something to me. And once you realize
you can do that
you're unstoppable because this is
shit I was writing in my room.
This is my best friend when I'm angry, sad, lonely.
I'm in my room writing mid-90s,
and now I'm here on The Breakfast Club
talking about my first film as a writer-director
because I included so much of the hip-hop
that I love in this film.
I swear to God, if I hear that same line on another show,
but you just changed the name, I'm giving you dog hair.
Ellen, now that I'm here, I'm Ellen.
I'm here on Ellen.
How long did it take you to write this?
Three years, 20 drafts.
Wow.
Yeah.
Is it hard writing about the 90s now
because the culture is so different
and times are so different
and people's sensitivities are so different?
It's like, the 90s was raw.
Well, the movie's raw.
I mean, the movie,
I made a really strong choice
and I stand behind,
which is these kids speak really homophobic language.
They treat women in a disrespectful way and talk about them in a disrespectful way.
And I made the choice and I stand behind it.
I'm not celebrating it.
I'm telling the truth.
It's a period piece.
But I'm not a moralist.
I'm not here to be your dad.
Like, I'm not here to tell you how to feel and what to think.
I'll show you the truth.
And I personally think it sucks.
I think it's horrible the way they speak.
But, like, it's not my job to be the judge.
Why are artists all of a sudden, like, the moral police?
Like, you make the decision.
You know?
I'm showing you how it is.
I put it in there as a mirror to show how f***ed up it is.
Yes, and it's good to learn from because you'll be watching that stuff
or listening to old music, and you'd be like,
God damn, we was wild.
All the time.
We was bucking.
Bro, all the time.
Who were we?
We were gaming.
Ask me this, I get nothing but f***.
I was listening to Big L the other day, and I was just like,
I miss Big L, by the way.
But, like, you know what I mean?
It's like, my job's not to tell you.
I'm a filmmaker.
I'm a storyteller.
Like, I'm not your parent.
But there's some guy at their computer.
This new Jonah Hill mid-'90s movie. This movie is so homophobic and misogynistic and problematic well honestly
it's been amazing because people seem to get it it's pretty obvious I'm not stupid like I fought
this through for years and I made a choice and Scott Rudin my producer you know he's he is a gay
man and he was like I wrote a scene where they were kind of like when people were saying the
f-word and they're kind of like,
one kid goes like, you know, maybe we shouldn't be saying this.
And I said it to him.
What F word?
That rhymes with maggot.
I know.
I was trying to back it off.
You know, I was trying to beat him up.
And he wrote back to me.
He wrote back to me, would you guys have this conversation in 1995?
And I was like, hell no.
And he's like, then you're lying.
You know, he's like, tell the truth and let people see how gross it is.
Do you think your youngest self could have survived this social media era?
No, I can barely survive it now.
I'm listening to you talk and I'm wondering, did you start the process of losing weight for health reasons or because you wanted to feel more confident or because you was listening to what people were saying about you?
I'm just trying like every other human being, you know, Every day you go put one foot in front of the other.
That's it.
You know?
I don't know.
The way you tried to lift your leg up,
I don't know how easy it is for you to put one foot in front of the other.
Honestly, look at what I have right here.
The wall.
Oh, okay.
And find more space.
Like, all right, bro.
Don't worry about it.
You don't have to prove to me how flexible you are, John.
You made it in Hollywood.
What are you listening to musically now?
Because all the groups that you mentioned are amazing. What are you listening to musically now? Because all the groups that you mentioned are amazing.
What are you listening to musically now?
Now, I got the kids to finally admit that the boom bap era
is on the SoundCloud era.
Like, I got the young kids to finally admit it.
I was like, yo, your music's trash.
Your music's trash.
Like, the kids from the mid-90s.
Because they're like 11 to 23.
So all day they're listening to SoundCloud. And I get with it. Like, you know, there's music I mid-90s. Because they're like 11 to 23. So all day they're listening to SoundCloud.
And I get with it.
Like, you know, there's music I like from that world.
But obviously I listen to the Golden Era.
DJ Premier is my god.
You know, Q-Tip's my god.
Like Gangstar, Mop D, RZA.
You see they're doing a booting.
Prince Paul.
A booting series.
Pete Rock.
Who's your top five?
Top five dead or alive?
Yes.
I can't go in order. No, no, no.
Because that would take me like, I would want to think for a month.
Just five. Just five. Big L's on there.
I can tell that, yeah.
Tribe. Let him answer.
Tribe. Can I put Tip and Fife as
one? Like Tribe as one?
We can put them together. Okay, so Big L,
Tribe, Mobb Deep,
Gangstar, Gangstar.
Hold on.
Hold on.
You're not going to say Wu-Tang?
I need six.
Wu-Tang.
And because there's someone I'm leaving out that's really important to me.
Oh, clearly they're not.
Oh, J. Rue.
I love J. Rue.
The Damager?
Yeah.
Wow, wow, wow.
So you was really big on Prometh and you listen to everything he makes.
Anything he makes, I f*** with.
And I'm, like, happy for him and Royce's success.
Like, I like stories like that.
Like, their band in Run the Jewels.
Like, people blowing up, like, later in life.
It's like, yo, we all get older, bruh.
It's like, we ain't gonna be 20.
We're not 20 anymore.
And it's nice to see someone that makes good art blow up.
Right.
That's sick, you know?
All right, we got more with Jonah Hill
when we come back.
Don't move.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.
We are The Breakfast Club.
Jonah Hill is here.
Charlamagne?
As a white man who loves the culture of hip-hop so much,
how do you use your privilege to combat prejudice
that we experience on a social level?
That's a really good question.
And mostly I need to be better. Two of the leads of my movie are African-American non-actors,
one's Hispanic and one's white, two are white, you know? So for me, this movie was a representation
of like my multicultural life of skateboarding, but I need to do better. You know, what can I do?
Like, like for real, like I want to know what I can do
to check my privilege and help people out.
You know what I mean?
Like, one of our producers is Mikey Alford.
He's a young African-American dude.
He's 23.
He's a co-producer of the movie.
I didn't want it to be, like, a bunch of white people
making a movie about all these cultures, you know?
But, yo, I'm not f***ing saying, like, tell me, for real,
like, what is a good way
for me to
be of service
as opposed to just
being a privileged dude
one way is through your art
like you're doing
if you say you're hiring
if you're hiring people
of these cultures
you're talking about
to be in these rooms
representation matters so much
yeah cause one of the problems
to me is like
you have all of these
culturally clueless people
in these boardrooms
talking about things
they have no idea about.
And just calling bulls**t
out when you see it.
I mean, that's always.
When you see some bulls**t
going on in society,
call it out.
And drop some of that
Spindrome fire.
Oh, hell yeah.
Some of that heat.
No, but for me, for real,
it's like,
even that's what I was saying.
Like, when I was young, right,
I'm in these big comedies
and it's,
I'm put there, right?
I'm put in this box, right?
And you're in a boardroom and it's all these whack ass,
like 50 year old white people basically.
And they're like, how do we sell 21 Jump Street?
And then like, you go to like mainstream white radio.
And I'm like, why aren't I on Big Boy?
Why aren't I on, you know, like, it's like, it is fucked up.
I'm a fucking white straight dude.
I get it.
I've been handed shit just based on that.
Yeah.
Right.
And so I want to be of service and I want to be the best I can be.
And anyone who wants to help me do that, I'm all ears.
Take help from everyone except for Kanye.
Anything Kanye tells you to do right now, get a second opinion.
Say no.
Yeah, say no.
Yo, I love his music. Don't know what the is going do right now, get a second opinion. Say no. Yeah, say no. Yo, I love his music.
Don't know what the f***
is going on right now.
You know?
Nobody does.
Nobody does.
Well, tell them about the movie
one time because they're saying
you got to go.
No, I'm not going anywhere, bro.
What are you talking about?
As long as you guys want me here,
like, I'm not leaving.
Like, this is what I've been,
like, for real,
this is so sick to me, man,
to talk about hip-hop music,
to talk about,
like, I literally feel like I do watch you guys every day. It's, like, weird. This is so flattering. me, man. To talk about hip hop music, to talk about, like, I literally feel like
I do watch you guys every day.
It's like weird.
This is so flattering.
But it's legit.
So Jonah,
what's up with your Adidas collab?
Can't talk about it yet.
But let's just say Jonah 1's coming soon.
Nice.
Nice.
For the creators.
Was it ever hard to get people
to take you serious as an actor
after doing so many comedic roles?
Of course.
Yo, let me tell you something, man. I think you go through this a lot too because i watch your evolution right now i see
what you're doing it's amazing right thank you sir i love it i love it i'm a big fan real and like
the best thing anyone ever said to me is that true confidence is living in uncertainty and that's my
biggest struggle and i think it's everybody's biggest struggle if you get married you want to
want to be married forever it's perfect right i I take a job. I'm never going to get
fired. You know, you just want certainty, right? So no one gives a shit about us. Like we think
people give a shit about us, but they don't. They got their own lives going on. So they see me,
they see me in super bad. They put me in this box. And if I'm different than what they think,
that's uncertainty. And that's weird to people. And they're like, they don't know how to deal with it
because they're only giving it a second of attention.
But they're like, that's the funny guy from Superbad.
So if I'm like, yo, no, I'm like, I'm other things too.
It's like, no, no, dude, just stay in that thing.
It's safer for me.
It's easier for me, you know?
And then I'm like, no, I want to be a filmmaker.
That's what I want.
It's like, no, no, dude, you're an actor.
Just stay over there.
It's like, people don't like change. You're not allowed to grow or evolve. That's what I want. It's like, no, no, no, dude, you're an actor. Just stay over there. It's like people don't like change.
You're not allowed to grow or evolve.
Bro, we're human.
We only are today.
So it's like it was, I would say, frustrating, but frustrating,
it's called an uptown problem, bro.
It's like, you know what I mean?
I know it's an uptown problem.
It's a privilege problem.
It's a champagne problem.
It's a world problem.
You never heard that?
Yeah, it's a champagne problem.
It's an uptown problem.
But for me, it's like, I'm not
what you think I am. I'm me.
You're also a sex symbol now.
Angela.
You just shot your shot out of nowhere.
She's trying to hide. I have the biggest
crush on you.
I have a girl
though. I have a girl. They post Jonah Hill
and his fashion and they post what you're wearing all the time
and they're like, look at Jonah Hill.
The fashion stuff is dope, man.
It comes from the culture.
You talk about growth and
not being afraid to change.
Did you do that on your own?
Was it some therapy?
I'm heavy into therapy.
I'm heavy into therapy.
I really want to put that out there
because people in the spotlight
when I was growing up didn't talk about therapy
and I think it's dope especially
in the African American community
and I talk a lot about how like
there's stigma on therapy
and mental illness and stuff like that
dude therapy saved my life
if I didn't have someone to talk to about stuff
I don't know where I'd be.
And I'm sensitive.
I'm a really sensitive dude.
So when someone says something mean, it affects me really deeply.
I'm not, like, stoned.
My anxiety's crazy.
Back in the day, we'd be on the radio not talking about how you get anxiety sometimes.
And I think that's f***ing dope.
What was it like for you to watch the final cut for the first time?
It was, the first thing was, my sister, Beanie Feldstein, who's a sick actor.
She was a lady bird.
Yeah, she's she's brilliant.
I love that movie.
Next year's year, Beanie, like, watch out.
I'm glad I can be a director because there's a better version of me.
That's female.
That's coming next year.
She did a great job in that movie.
Thank you.
She's she's my best friend.
So she's like, is anyone else coming?
And I'm like, yeah, Q-Tip and Frank Ocean.
And she's like, oh, shut up.
And then she gets there and it's just the three
of them and they watch the movie
and she starts crying after the movie but she was
embarrassed. She didn't want to cry in front of Frank Ocean so she
ran out down the hallway.
And that was the first time we showed the movie
because I was like, Frank is the taste god.
He is the taste god.
I disagree but I love, I'm also a huge fan of yours, I agree. But like, Frank is the taste god. He is the taste god. A little overrated. I disagree, but I love, I'm also a huge fan of yours.
I agree.
But like, he has great taste.
So he keeps it real.
He doesn't like shit that sucks.
Like, he will be honest.
And Q-Tip is one of my closest friends.
So to me, it's like, I was like, I'm going right in to get torn up.
You know, if there's any bullshit, I want it.
They're going to tell you.
They're going to tell me right away.
I really wish you Would've said that
About Frank Ocean
That would've been awesome
What?
I'm going in there
To get torn up
Oh bro
Come on bro
That would've been awesome
That's low hanging
That's low hanging
That's low hanging
Tell them when
They can see the movie now
Tell them when the movie
Comes out
Now he really has to go
Yo first of all
I'm sorry if I talk too much
But I'm
It's a joy to be here
It's a joy to be
Heard by everyone listening Mid 90's comes out October 19th if I talk too much, but it's a joy to be here. It's a joy to be heard
by everyone listening.
Mid-90s comes out
October 19th in L.A.
and New York
and October 26th everywhere.
It is my heart.
Go check it out.
I would love to see you
get with a black creative
and make like a black comedy
in the vein of the super bads
and get them to the Greeks.
I just love that style of comedy
so much.
Well, if you see the film, the funniest scene in the film
is Gerard.
And to me,
I think it's Gerard's best scene
in a film, right? I would love to make a
project with Gerard. To me, he is
a special talent in a way
that we could create together
and I like him. Some hood shit
with that style of comedy. Watch the
movie, dude. There is a lot of like, it is from the perspective of being out there.
And a lot of it was like from my friends who were black and Hispanic, how they were treated by black and Hispanic people being skateboarders.
There's a line from Gerard to Mikkel of like, what?
Black people don't skate?
Like, surf's up, you know?
And it's like.
Somebody said the N-word.
He was like, I don't think you can say that. Yeah, because
Cheryl Crow looking mother****er.
And
a lot of it has to do with like, just like
subtle racism, and
especially in the 90s in LA, and
everyone judges **** people.
**** racist people, they're the worst disgusting
people on the planet. That's right, say **** mayonnaise.
**** mayonnaise? Yeah, say **** mayonnaise.
Just trust me. Okay, **** mayonnaise, whatever. That's his. Say f*** mayonnaise. F*** mayonnaise? Yeah, say f*** mayonnaise. Just trust me.
Okay, f*** mayonnaise, whatever.
That's his code word
for white people there.
No, for racist people.
For racist people?
Oh yeah, f*** mayonnaise.
Like, I mean,
you're a disgusting person
if you are racist, right?
Do you like mayonnaise?
Like on your bread
and sandwiches?
No, man.
Mustard.
Mustard boys for life.
Mustard boys for life.
Mustard boys in the building.
That's a good drop.
I like that drop.
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I was born a donkey. It's the donkey
of the day.
It's the donkey of the day.
It's the donkey of the day.
It's the donkey of the day.
It's the donkey of the day.
That's pretty funny.
Charlamagne the devil?
Possibly.
The Breakfast Club. Alright, listen man. Charlemagne the devil? Possibly. The Breakfast Club.
All right, listen, man.
Charlemagne the God here.
I'm on vacation.
I don't give a damn what y'all think about that because I deserve it.
Now, the Breakfast Club is in 80-plus markets in 150 countries,
so we have a lot of new listeners who probably don't even know who Charlemagne the God is.
So use my time off to catch up on some of my past work, okay?
Okay.
If you're new here, I do a segment every day called Donkey of the Day.
Donkey as in jackass.
And that's when I give someone the credit they deserve for being stupid.
So if you never heard of it, this is new to you.
But if you are a regular listener, then this is an oldie but goodie.
Because it's the best of the Donkey of the Day.
Donkey of the Day goes to a man named Kyle Gentleman.
Now, Kyle is the owner of an ice cream parlor called Ice.
This ice cream parlor is Scottish. And it's in a town called Kyle Gentleman. Now, Kyle is the owner of an ice cream parlor called Ice. This ice cream parlor
is Scottish, and it's in a town called
Falkirk.
Kyle and the good folks at Ice
have created one of the worst monstrosities this planet
has ever seen. I mean, the effects of
this concoction that they created will forever
change the dynamics of the world we live in.
I mean, this is top five, maybe top three
of the worst things ever created on this planet.
I mean, in no particular order. three of the worst things ever created on this planet. I mean, in no particular order.
Some of the worst things created by humans on this planet have been nuclear bombs,
the old ABC show Caveman based off the characters from the Geico commercial,
slavery, the NFL's new national anthem policy, concentration camps,
the school-to-prison pipeline, nooses, especially nooses.
F the person who decided to turn a perfectly good rope into a murder weapon.
Okay, speaking of weapons, one of the worst things ever created
was automatic weapons and bump stocks.
Let's not forget Belly 2.
And a list of some of the worst things ever created by human beings on the planet
wouldn't be complete without the jerry curl.
Okay, we're just talking about some of the worst things created by human beings,
and Kyle has added to that list by inventing a brand new flavor of ice cream
that I'm sure will be coming to a store in Montana very soon.
Oh, this line of ice cream is sure to be all the rage
in North and South Dakota.
It will sell out at Whole Foods everywhere,
and the flavor of that new ice cream is...
Guess. Who wants to guess? Anybody want to guess?
I already know.
The white guy in the room is raising his hand.
Steve, what do you think?
And he thinks it's delicious.
Mayonnaise.
Oh, my gosh.
Mayonnaise ice cream is here.
All right.
Salute to Esquire magazine.
They posted a headline that says,
Mayonnaise ice cream exists and it might be brilliant.
Then they put, hear us out.
After you tell me you think mayonnaise ice cream is brilliant, Esquire,
there's nothing more to hear out our end.
Okay, now Esquire first paragraph says we now exist on the same physical plane as mayonnaise ice cream,
and it's either ingenious or the end of all mankind.
I'm going to take Armageddon as a point of 500, Alex.
Okay, the worst thing about this is that it looks like vanilla ice cream, so somebody could make you a bowl.
You don't know any better.
You take a taste, and immediately you get poisoned.
All of a sudden, you want to listen to Taylor Swift and call the police on black people for doing the In My Feelings Challenge in the park.
Okay, mayonnaise ice cream is what you give your kids when they not behaving.
All right, my little two-year-old doesn't like to eat all her food because she's so focused on dessert, and she loves ice cream.
So the rule is you don't finish your dinner, you don't get dessert.
All right, bring some mayonnaise ice cream in the house, you don't finish your dinner,
then you're getting this nuclear weapon and a bowl for dessert called mayonnaise ice cream.
Now, mayonnaise is a combination of lemon juice or vinegar with egg yolks.
None of those things would taste good together frozen in a bowl.
All right?
Baskin-Robbins, please don't make this your 33rd flavor.
Let me just look at it.
Imagine walking into Baskin-Robbins and you see Butter Pecan, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough,
Rocky Road, Cookies and Cream, and mayonnaise-flavored ice cream.
One of these kids is doing their own thing.
Mayonnaise ice cream has me thinking of this quote I read about inventions once.
And that quote is, an invention has to make sense in the world it finishes in, not the world it started in.
See, this don't make sense to us now, but it's going to make sense in a world full of whiteness.
They about to get rid of us all, bro. Okay, they collecting all infinity stones right now to put
in Putin's infinity gauntlet. He's going to snap his fingers and everybody with melanin going to
disappear and it's going to be a world full of Taylor Swift playlists and mayonnaise ice cream
and it will all be Kyle's fault. Okay, please give Kyle Gentleman and Ice the Ice Cream parlor And everybody with melanin is going to disappear. And it's going to be a world full of Taylor Swift playlists and mayonnaise ice cream.
And it will all be Kyle's fault.
Okay, please give Kyle Gentleman and Ice the Ice Cream parlor the biggest hee-haw.
Who's going to try it?
Everybody on Fear Factor.
That's going to be the next Fear Factor challenge.
You want to try a bowl of mayonnaise ice cream? Sounds like that's going to be diarrhea all day long.
What about ketchup ice cream?
Stop, stop.
No, no.
Maybe a honey mustard ice cream? Stop it, on. Stop. Stop. No, no. Maybe a honey mustard
ice cream? Stop, man. Stop. Honey mustard
ice cream might not be bad. That sounds disgusting
too. Like a little spicy but sweet?
That sounds like spicy diarrhea.
Yeah, we drink water just
because you mentioned that. Oh, what about pickle ice cream?
No, man. No condiment ice cream
across the board. Especially not mayonnaise.
Stop. Condiments are meant to be condiments.
Polynesian sauce ice cream. That sounds like that's going to be good. Yeah, you might like that. Barbecue not mayonnaise. Stop. Condiments are meant to be condiments. Polynesian sauce ice cream. That sounds like
that's going to be good. You might like that.
Barbecue ice cream. No. No way.
What about hot wing
sauce ice cream? No. Stop it. No.
That's what happens. See white people?
That's what happens when you give people bright ideas. No. Hot wing
ice cream. That does not sound good.
That's not even a bright idea. You got any more white ideas?
Lemon pepper ice cream. Oh, that's definitely
a black idea. Good morning everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Ye. Oh, that's definitely a black idea. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ
Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne
the guy. We are The Breakfast Club.
It's time for Ask Yee. Hello,
who's this? Hi, this is Jasmine.
Hey, Jasmine. What's your question for Yee?
So, first of all, I want to say hi,
DJ Envy. Hi, Charlamagne. What's up, boo?
Angela.
So, this is the first time I got through the radio, but I have
a very important question.
I need advice, Angela.
Okay.
So I've been married, um, going on three years now and Mother's Day weekend.
Um, I had to go to the dinosaur and took it from my boat.
And so my husband had left out.
He recently lost his uncle. And so he's been going through a lot.
So as I'm pulling in, I see the police has a car pulled over.
And when I pull up, I see it's my husband's car.
So I pull up to the side of the car, you know what I'm saying, to get out to see what's going on.
Because, of course, you don't have a license.
So I pull up and I see, when I look, I see it's a woman in a driver's seat.
Whoa.
Wait, so another woman is driving your husband's car?
Right. and I
paid for the car. So I pulled up a little bit
more, and I see that he's in the passenger
seat, but the seat was leaned back a little bit.
Oh, that's crazy. I'm about to
lose it. So I get out the car,
the girl's like, don't beat me up
because I'm pregnant. So I'm like,
get the f*** off the car right now.
And I'm yelling at my husband, and the police
is like, ma'am, back away from the vehicle right now.
We're going to arrest you.
But at that time, I didn't care.
Right.
I wouldn't either.
I'm like, my kids is at home.
And I have to get home to my children.
So I'm like, all right, I'm going to calm down.
So I woke up to him.
And he's like, she's test driving a car.
I'm like, what?
Test driving a car?
I know he did not come with that weak-ass excuse.
So, you know, I go back home, and mind you, he was acting very nasty towards me.
He wasn't trying to defend me or nothing.
I felt like he had hurt back over mine.
And then, you know, later on that evening, he comes to the house,
and now he wants to talk sensible, and he wants to apologize.
But I'm like'm like no you should
have been doing all of that while we was out here in the street you get what i'm saying i gotta ask
you is he having a baby by this woman no he says that's his man's baby mother and he was selling
a car which i knew nothing about you selling the car that i paid for and you never even had a
conversation with me i know you did not believe this weak ass story. No, I didn't. This is
disrespectful. It's at the point where he's like, I'm
sorry. Like I'm at a point in my life where
I really want to get things right. First
of all, he need to at least tell you
what's for real going on because all this
lying is disrespectful. All of a sudden
he's selling his car and his friend's pregnant
baby mom was driving a car. Where was
his friend? And who is his friend?
A friend that I never even heard of before. All right. So first
of all, let's just keep it real. He's completely lying to you. Don't even, I don't know
if you believe him or you want to believe him. A lot of times we want to believe things.
So we kind of. I don't want to believe it at all. I just want to
be able to move on. Like we had, we just had a baby, you know what I'm saying?
And we had a baby last year.
We just had another baby.
And I'm just like, come on now.
I'm sitting here getting up, taking care of you,
doing what I'm supposed to do as a wife.
You get what I'm saying?
And you want me to just sit back and be play
and listen to what you're saying?
And in the meantime, you want me to feel sorry
because now you don't got nowhere to go?
Well, you need to be knocking on that girl's door
and figuring out if you can sleep on her couch or in her bed or something because you're not going to sit here and play me.
I can't lie.
I wouldn't even have a conversation with him until he tells the truth.
You got to take care of the kids, whatever it is that you got to do.
But me and you don't even speak until you at least respect me enough to not tell me these dumb ass lies.
Exactly.
And he needs to go seek some help, okay?
Like, for real, he needs to be very active in seeking help for himself,
find out why is he such a liar, why is he so disgusting.
Because he does have kids to raise,
and you guys do have to make sure that for the sake of that,
you all get along.
But he got some issues that he needs to address,
and he's not going to work on those issues until he admits that he has them,
and until he is honest and tells you the truth.
So I would say I don't even want you touching me.
I don't even know you until you at least have enough respect
to come clean with me on what was going on
because there's nothing for us to work on until you can admit the truth.
Right, and am I wrong for jumping to wanting a divorce right away?
Of course.
Listen, you're definitely not wrong for that.
And I feel like this.
Unless he can prove to you and go above and beyond,
and that might take years for you to even feel comfortable enough
to ever believe him again,
once you lose that trust, it's gone in a second.
And so how you feel is how you feel.
That's his fault.
It's not your fault that he did something to make you feel the way.
Exactly. Well, I appreciate it, Angela. Okay. How you feel is how you feel. That's his fault. It's not your fault that he did something to make you feel a way.
Exactly.
Well, I appreciate it, Angela.
Okay. I'm definitely going to take that advice.
All right.
I really do wish you the best of luck.
But, you know, you can't just let somebody do these things and walk all over you because why would he ever stop?
Right.
Exactly.
I appreciate that.
Y'all have a good day.
Let me get these kids to start daycare.
Okay.
I hear you.
All right. Ask Yee. 800-all have a good day. Let me get these kids and start daycare. Okay, I hear you. All right, ask Yee.
800-585-1051.
If you got a question for Yee, call her now.
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If you need advice, relationship advice.
Hello, who's this?
Hi, this is CJ.
Hey, CJ.
What's your question for you?
Okay, so I was kind of seeing this guy
and, you know, it wasn't like really
serious, but you know, like we were like, you know,
we were hanging out. And
somebody told me like a few months
ago that they saw a video
of him online and they sent it to me
and I knew it was me because
I could see my tattoo.
And I knew exactly who made the video, too, because I saw his tattoo.
Anyways, long story short, I haven't told him that I know about the video yet.
The video's still up because I go and check it to see if he took it down and he didn't.
And it has, like, almost, like, 30,000 views.
So he put out a sex tape of you.
Yes, he did, yes.
Where is it at?
It's on, like, I think it's on this site called xvideos.com.
I want to say, I know it's like black and it has like red writing.
I know it's not Pornhub because I always go to Pornhub.
It's not what I go to.
But my question is like, how do I approach him about it?
Because honestly, truly, like I was shocked when I found out about it, but I wasn't mad
because it has like almost 30,000 views.
Like I'm kind of more pissed that like you didn't tell me about it. And like wasn't mad because it has like almost 30,000 views. Like, I'm kind of more
pissed that like you didn't tell me about it and
like, are you getting a check from this? Like, what's
going on? Like, that's what I'm more
upset about. It's definitely a legal issue.
Okay, so you're not mad that the sex
tape is out because you actually like the fact that it's gotten
some views. But what you want to know is
financially, how can you be compensated?
Yeah, because that's a lot of views. That's a lot
of ads. Mama, come on. How old are you?
26. You don't want that out there like that.
Yes, she does because she wants money and she wants fame.
She wants attention. You don't want that out there like that.
You have a baby one day. You don't want no porn out there
or your future husband to see.
She needs bread now.
Porn stars have babies. Porn stars have families.
I'm not judging nobody.
So you want to be a porn star is what you're saying.
She wants to get her money is what she's saying.
She didn't know he put this up.
Do you have any other tapes out or is this the only one?
No.
Okay.
No.
So if I were you and you don't want them to take it down.
Well, my thing is like I want to know if he's making money off of it.
If he's not making money off of it and he just has it up there, yeah, I want him to take it down.
But I know I could just go to them and have them take it down.
But I want to confront him about putting it up there in the first place because I know the website will take it down because But I know I could just go to them and have them take it down. But I want to confront him about putting
it up there in the first place because I know the website will take
it down because they don't want legal problems.
I'm sure they'll just take it down.
Right. If you tell them I didn't know that
it was up there and somebody didn't do it with my permission.
Okay, so I don't know
that people get paid. Do they get paid for those videos?
Yeah, I don't know that they
cut a deal and whatever. I don't know how that
works because I know usually it's just like clips of different longer videos. What you need to do, though, is
have your lawyer contact him because he doesn't have anything with you signing off. Clearly,
it's a legal issue, right? Are you able to get a lawyer? Yeah, sure. I'm like, I'm sure it's not a
problem. I'm sure I can call somebody. But you need you need to hit him up and say, listen,
I saw the video.
You should hit him.
I don't know why you haven't yet
because that would have been
the first thing I did.
Because I'm scared
that if he know I know about it,
he'll take it down
and be like, what video?
You know what I'm saying?
Well, you already have.
I know, but I feel like
if I was going to go that route
or like, you know,
like getting the lawyer
and like the law involved,
they want evidence.
And I feel like it has to be up there
for them to see
to have the evidence because you know how they like. Well, that stuff on the Internet never goes away, by want evidence. And I feel like it has to be up there for them to see to have the evidence.
Because you know how they like to do it.
Well, that stuff on the Internet never goes away, by the way.
And you can record it.
But number two, I would say that I don't think that those little snippet videos
and X videos really make money like that.
There's like millions of them.
So I don't know that it's going to be a big payday for you.
Okay.
So I don't even know that it would be worth it for one video,
but you should definitely talk to him.
And when you hit him up,
you should be like,
look, I said that you
put the video up.
Are you getting paid from this?
Because if you are,
then I need to be
compensated as well.
And if not,
I'm going to do a cease and desist.
Okay.
And I'm going to sue you
and just see how he responds to that.
Because it seems like
you don't really care
to diss out anyway, so.
I know this would be devastating
to some other people,
but like to me,
like I used to dance. Like I don't really like, you know what I'm saying? Right, you don't, okay. some other people, but, like, to me, like, I used to dance, like, I don't really,
like, you know what I'm saying? Right, you don't, okay.
It's like, yeah, like, if you're gonna, like,
do some s*** like this, like, for me, it's, like, pervy
and creepy that you did it. Give me my money.
That's what I want. I want my coins. Yeah, exactly.
Okay. Because I'm like, if you would've asked me,
maybe I would've been alright with it. Right, but
listen, I ain't judging you for that at all, period.
I'm sure everybody up here has watched
one of the, you know, these sites and multiple videos, so nobody's judging you based off of that, period. I'm sure everybody up here has watched one of these sites and multiple videos,
so nobody's judging you based off of that.
But it is wrong for somebody to post something without your knowledge,
without your consent, and without giving you your cash.
So go ahead and hit him up and let him know that and say,
look, I'm not even mad, I'm not trying to do all that, but I want my money.
So hit him and tell him.
Okay.
But I'm going to be honest with you, I don't think it's going to be a lot.
But just hit him up and see how he responds.
Okay, thank you.
Did you see your face in the video? Not at all, right?
No, it's just back shot.
Okay, so it's not your face. The guys want to see it.
No, we don't. I ain't even thinking about it,
but I'm going to be honest with you.
But anyway, good luck, mama.
Thank you. Bye, y'all.
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E-J-N-V, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club at C&E.
Hello, who's this?
Hello.
Hey, good morning.
What's your question for C&E?
Good morning, guys.
My question is, I have a co-worker of mine that's interested in me, and I'm just getting out of a relationship,
and I never really date people that I work with,
so I'm just wondering if it's a good idea.
He wants to move in together,
and he has a kid,
and I already have a son of my own,
so, you know, in order for me to even take it serious,
I thought moving in together would be the best thing.
You want to shack up?
You think shacking up is the best thing?
Yeah, just to see, like, how serious.
Because I'm tired of, like, just being alone.
How old are you?
I'm 28.
You got a little bit of time.
I mean, just don't.
I wouldn't settle, Mama.
I mean, you're still young.
Don't settle.
If you don't feel like you really, really love
him or feel this guy. You feel like you're just doing it
because you don't want to be lonely. But
if he's just your lonely guy, keep him on the side
and keep him as your side penis. But if you're looking
for a real man and somebody that you really
are into, keep looking. And truth be
told, you're 28, so you really got two more years of your
whole phase left, if we're being honest.
You can hope for about two more solid years.
I went through that in my 20s.
I'm all done.
You must have been a real hoe then.
No, I wasn't a real hoe.
I didn't catch herpes,
so I wasn't.
Okay.
I like your hoe limitations.
Herpes is the limit for her.
I get it.
Thank you, Shore.
No problem.
You ain't telling her what to do.
We told her what to do.
We told her to keep, if that's the guy that's the side penis, keep him at the side penis,
but just don't shack up because she's lonely.
He's not a side guy, though.
He's trying to be my boyfriend.
It's just, you know, he's white and I'm African and like, I've always dated Africans.
Wow.
I don't know if you can let somebody just colonize your vagina like that, ma.
I'm all for interracial relationships, though.
But, you know, I'm just saying.
Thank you, mama.
I know.
But the black men out here, like, they're just.
They're what?
They're on a whole nother level these days.
What you mean?
What black men do?
They just don't have no respect for their sisters.
Like, they'd rather go and respect, you know.
All right, go move in with the white man then.
Go on and move in with the white man.
Go ahead and be the white man's indentured servant then.
Go ahead.
Go on.
Go on and move in with the white man.
I hope you break your heart.
I hope you be trying to escape that plantation in two years.
All right.
All right.
Hello, who's this?
Good morning.
Hey, what's your name, mama?
My name is Onyx.
I'm trying to figure out how do I deal with my husband.
He's from Beaufort, South Carolina, and we'll get into arguments,
and he will be mad at me, and he will tell me to leave,
and when I leave, he'll be mad and sad while I left.
That's right.
I don't see the problem.
You know good and damn well I don't want you to leave, so why are you leaving?
But you told me to leave, so what am I supposed to do?
So now you want to listen to me?
He didn't mean it.
You don't listen to me no other time.
If I do listen to you and then I listen to you
and you're wrong and then you're mad still. So what do I do?
He don't want you to leave. That's the thing, Ma.
He's saying leave because he wants the attention. He just
wants you to be like, no, babe, I don't want to leave and then I have
a conversation. Tell him to grow up. By the way,
there's nothing more confusing than that. My wife hit me yesterday
because I was in the middle of doing my podcast.
She called me. Whenever my wife called me, I pick up the phone.
So when she picked up the phone and told me something, I said, yo, I'm going to call you back. I'm doing my podcast. So she says called me, I'd pick up the phone. So when she picked up the phone and told me something,
I said, yo, I'm going to call you back.
I'm doing my podcast.
So she says to me, why you pick up the phone then?
Because if I didn't pick up the phone,
you'll be texting me saying, why are you not picking up your phone?
So how come when I pick up my phone,
you asking me why I picked up my phone?
Oh, you pick up when your wife called,
but when I called you yesterday, you didn't pick up the phone.
Sure, that's exactly right.
That is a fact.
I called you back, though.
Hello, who's this?
Hello, it's a lady from Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Hey, mama.
What's your question for C&E?
Okay, so I've been back and forth with this guy for five years.
January 2017, we broke up.
By May 2017, he was married.
August 2017, I found out, and I sent a simple Instagram message that said...
All right, baby.
You were the side chick.
You were the side chick the whole time.
Hold on, wait, no, no, no, no, no. No, there's nothing else to talk about.
No, nothing else to talk about.
You were the side chick, Ma.
He already had a whole other woman that he was in love with.
Yeah.
All right?
No, he wasn't.
Ma, stop it.
Stop now.
Don't call up here to be in denial.
It's been three months, and he's married.
You were the side.
Don't call up here to be in denial now. He was been three months and he's married, you would decide. Don't call up here to be in denial now.
He was divorced.
Stop it.
Did you hear me?
Huh?
45 days later, he was separated.
Oh, he's separated.
His divorce is final now.
Is he back with you?
Yeah.
He said he filed for a divorce so we could be together.
So why are you calling us?
For some effect that I need to know if I need to accept him back.
No, we're not in a relationship
because I don't date,
marry men,
but we have had
conversation over the years.
So I'm trying to figure out
do I take him back
even though he did that
and even though
his divorce would be final.
Mama, I would move on, Mama.
I mean, he did you dirty, Mama.
He got married
to a whole nother lady.
Yeah, this man dumped you
to have a whole wedding and you're asking me should he take him back. I left him and he got married. a whole other lady. Yeah, this man dumped you to have a whole wedding
and you're asking me
should he take him back.
I left him and he got married.
I understand what you're saying.
Come on, stop.
You got to be smarter than that.
I will leave him alone.
Unless he gave you an STD.
Now, if he gave you an STD
that's uncurable,
then y'all can share that
together for the rest
of y'all life.
My goodness.
All right, we got more
coming up next
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