The Breakfast Club - Freaky Friday Flashback: Lizzo Interview/ Donnell Rawlings Interview

Episode Date: July 5, 2019

This episode we flashed back to your favorite freaky Friday Topics, also we revisit the time Lizzo stopped by for the very first time and spoke about self love, music, and more. Also we flashed back to when Donnell Rawlings stopped by which means the interview was full of jokes and pranks.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? I planted the flag. This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my God.

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Shout out to the Breakfast Club. I love to see y'all every morning. What you guys are doing right now, it's the hub culture. The Breakfast Club is my morning sit. I need it and I love it so much. I feel like you're really not popping until you do the Breakfast Club. I've been waiting to come to y'all's show, man. I know you got to be a big time celebrity to be up in here. You got to be big time.

DJ Envy, Angela Yee, and Charlamagne the God. The Breakfast Club, bitches. Wake the f*** up. Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed, we wanna hear from you on The Breakfast Club.

Hello, who's this? Jay, what's up? Get it off your chest, bro. Man, I just wanna tell y'all, man, I love what y'all doing, man. Y'all keep it real, keep it real every day. Hey, we appreciate you, my brother. Okay, that was nice. To the point. That's all you got?

Nah, man, I want to shout out my mother, well, since I'm on the biggest radio station in the world, man. Okay, okay. Shout out to Instagram, J-S-K-I-T-S-O. Man, y'all follow me, man. You know I'm with everybody that know me in the city, man. All right, brother. Hello, who's this?

Yo, what's up, Envy? What's up, Trav? Hey, Trav. Hey, Yee. What's up, Char? What up, sis? How you? I'm doing good.

Envy. Yes, sir. If anybody deserves a butt guide shirt, I think I deserve one. Oh, yes. Get him a butt guide shirt and stop playing, Envy. Yes, sir. If anybody deserves a butt guard shirt, I think I deserve one. Oh, yes. Get them a butt guard shirt and stop playing, Envy. Envy, people love your butt guard hoodie. I don't even know where I got it from. Somebody sent it to the station, and I just wore it because I needed something to wear.

Well, whoever sent it to you is very excited about the publicity. They actually did leave a comment. I don't think they were trying to get that butt guard, but you guys made it. I think they are going to send some up here. We'll get you one, Trav. And salute to Bang Bros. Bang Bros is making a porno called Butt Guard, from what guys... I think they are going to send some up here. We'll get you one, Trav. And salute to Bang Bros. Bang Bros is making a porno called Butt God from what I heard, starring a beige DJ.

Yeah, it's going to be a series. I heard that. I did. I'm serious. Yee, I also want to drop wet clues bombs for you for your Gracie Award. Congratulations on that. You deserve it, boo. Thank you, Trav. I don't know who Gracie is, but she can never be you, girl. She can never be you. Oh, no, no. Stop it, stop it. No, listen, I appreciate that, boo. Thank you, Trav. I don't know who she is, but she can never be you, girl.

She can never be you. Oh, no, no. Stop it, stop it. No, listen, I appreciate that, though. And I want to congratulate all the women who also won Gracie's this year. I'm really excited about it. Thank you, Trav. You're definitely welcome.

And Charlamagne. Yes, sir. I've been thinking about you, Char. Hey! When are you not thinking about me, Trav? That's when the bug guy shirt came out. Go ahead. Oh, my goodness.

But no, I actually asked my grandfather to pray for you, Charlemagne, to ask him to cover you because that phone call last week with that Florida dude, he sounded like he wanted to shoot you. Well, I don't live in Florida. I know, but I just want you to be careful. You know, I just ask God to cover you and protect you. Well, thank you, sir. If he's not going to take you out, only let it be God.

Don't let nobody else do it. God, you take him out. Thank you, sir. Trav? All right, Trav, bye. Trav, wait, Trav. He hung up on you, but God? Yes.

You just going to pray for Charlamagne, not for me or ye? Well, I pray for all of y'all, but Charlamagne really need prayer. Thank you, sir. I really appreciate that. Thank you, Trav. Thanks, Trav. I am an anointed individual. That I know.

Annoying? I am blessed, black, and highly favored. God walks with me in a different way. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Jessica. How are you? Hey, Jessica. Get it off your chest.

I listen to you guys every morning, but I need to get something off my chest this morning. I'm a nurse, and I love what I do, but I need to put on blast some of my night coworkers. They're just very unhappy people, and I just don't know why they would want to be nurses if they're that miserable. Right. I can't stand being around unhappy people and people that complain about everything but don't do anything about it. If you're so unhappy, change your situation.

You know what? It's just not even complaining. It's just the whole vibe. Like, they don't say hi. This is not nice. Have you ever thought that maybe it could be you? Maybe they're happy on another shift when you're not around?

She sounds happy. Nah. It's like this 24-7, whether I'm there, not there. They're just always just an unhappy group of people, and that's putting it very nicely. Well, you avoid the unhappy. Absolutely. Well, thank you, guys.

Thank you so much. You have a good one. 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. Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest.

Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. What's up? It's The Breakfast Club and it is Friday. And we are getting it off our chest this morning. We got Kiki on the line. What's up, Kiki? Yeah, how y'all doing? How are you? I'm alright. Good morning, good chest this morning. We got Kiki on the line. What's up, Kiki? Yeah, how y'all doing? How are you? I'm all right. Good morning, good morning. Listen, I got a problem.

What's the problem? I don't understand it, man. It's good to ask you. You know, I go to the store. My wife wants to get some gas. We pull over. We get the gas. And as I'm sitting there pumping gas,

a young lady in the hoodie at 5 o'clock in the morning asks me, excuse me, sir, would you happen to have a cigarette? I said, no, you don't know. Well, she wanted the girl. Exactly. Maybe she wanted the girl. Why? Is this a cigarette? It'd be one thing if you had the cigarettes already.

So me going to get somebody a... You went and bought cigarettes for a stranger. But I smoke cigarettes. Yeah, so you was going to buy you a pack of cigarettes anyway. And so you just gave her some out of your pack. When she asked me... He wasn't about to go buy them. Maybe your wife wanted the woman to ask you for some Grateful Pump.

Grateful Pump? No. I mean, I just didn't get it. It's just a dollar worth of cigarettes. Sometimes you just gotta be like, you know what? I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to do something that would upset you. That's all. If your wife's mad, you ain't gotta fight it. You can't tell her what to be mad about. You just gotta figure out

what made her mad and not do it again. There you go, Kiki. Now we got Chandler on the line. What's up, Chandler? Get it off your chest, Chandler. Hey, how y'all doing?

How y'all doing? I just wanted to talk to y'all this morning. Well, you, Yee, this morning. Well, first off, tell your boyfriend to take you on a trip. Okay. Get on the plane, watch Lion King. After you watch Lion King. They do have Lion King on the plane right now.

Yeah, see? Go to Disney. Go to Disney for a day because you ain't been there. Then after Disney, go on like a little three, four day cruise just so you can see how it is. Yes, I will try to experience some things I never experienced. I've never been on a cruise. I've never seen Lion King and I've never been to Disney World.

I appreciate that. Oh, for sure. And if he does that all with you, make sure you marry him. All right. Thank you, Chandler, for the advice. All right. Get it off your chest. Brendan, what's good?

Hi. Hi. What's up? What's up? Is your name Brendan? That's Raiden. Hi. Why are you up so early? He's going to school. He goes out to school. Oh, okay. How are you this morning? Good. What's happening, man? What you want to talk about this morning? Are you in a good mood? Are you happy or are you mad? It's Freaky Freaky Friday. No. Hey, where's your dad? Dad, no, no. We don't need your little son participating in Freaky Freaky Friday now. But hold on.

We could use that job. Do it again. It's Freaky Freaky Friday. I love it. I don't love it. It's funny. You're lucky we ain't talking about eating ass today. We listen to you guys every morning ahead of school, man.

He loves you guys. He's been asking to call y'all for a little while. I can tell you're a good father. Thank you. I appreciate it. All right. That's dope. No, listen.

Freaky Friday originally was a movie where they changed bodies. Remember? Oh, yeah. That was. I remember that movie. That's what Chris Brown and Lil Dicky got the idea for that video. No, no. Let's not bring that up. That's exactly what he got the idea for. And Lil Dicky called y'all an N-word through Chris Brown. Lil Dicky got the idea for that video. No, no, let's not bring that up. That's exactly where they got the idea from.

And Lil Dicky called y'all an N-word through Chris Brown. All right, that was Get It Off Your Chest. Thank you to everybody for getting it off your chest on this Friday. Or, as you just heard, Freaky Freaky Friday. Lord have mercy. What type of energy are we putting out to the world? The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. The Plastic Cup Boys, Spank and Naeem. What's up, fellas? What's up, y'all? It was good. First of all, congratulations on the Netflix special.

Yes. Long overdue congratulations. Appreciate it. Appreciate it. What is that exactly? Is it stand-up? What is it? It's stand-up.

Stand-up. We did one before that was on Netflix. It started off on Comedy Central, then they shot it to Netflix. Okay. So we're a little familiar with Netflix. But this one's straight to Netflix, so the check a little different. We think it's going to them. We're shooting our special.

That's all we know. We're shooting our special. That's what we know right now. It's going up on Netflix sooner or later, but hopefully first. People would say, how come you didn't do it on Kevin Hart's network? Because, you know,

Kevin has his own network. Might want to do it on comedy on that bulls**t. Did he drop... You got nothing with the LOL? Did he drop his special on that?

Right. You can try to watch that special on your phone. It's not so good when you can spread things out. Right, yeah. Let us do our own thing.

We want something near that 20 mil special too. I heard it's a docuseries though y'all doing. We got a docuseries also. Oh, so y'all got two stuff on Netflix? Yeah. The docuseries. That's for sure Netflix. Okay.

Right now we still aiming for our specials. Got you, got you. It's going to be on there. We just can't. They just don't say it yet. But that's what the s*** is. Y'all just said it. Right?

Right. We already said it. Well, forget it. Good job, y'all. Well, Charlamagne said it. You know what I'm saying? Right, we just agreed. Yeah, we just agreed. Were there more Plastic Cup boys?

As far as comedians, there's always been three. Well, four with Kev, including Kev before he went, you know. Yeah, Joey is the, he's the host when we go on tour with Kev,

but he doesn't tour with us. Okay. The crew, we all call each other the Plastic Cup boys went, you know. Yeah, Joey is the, he's the host when we go and tour with Kev, but he doesn't tour with us. Okay. The crew, we all call each other the Plastic Cup boys, but you know, everybody, well, we can't say assistant. What's Wayne's title? Presidential something. Executive. Executive, there we go. He's an executive assistant or something like that.

Then you got the barber. Wait, he's an executive assistant? No, no, executive something else. I can't, we don't know. Man, it's a hell of a word though. When he said, I said, okay, brother, whatever you say, brother. Mr. Make it happen. Yeah, No, no. It's an executive something else. We don't know. It's a hell of a word though. I said, okay, brother,

whatever you say, brother. Mr. Make it happen. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's Mr. Make it happen. There you go. Mr. Make it happen. Then you got the trainer. Who else?

Barber. The barber. Kwan, the photographer. Kwan, the photographer. So we got an Asian in the crew. Yeah. He's the photographer.

We ain't racist, but yeah, he's the photographer. What is the docuseries covering? The Irresponsible Tour. Got you. And we did 175 dates. Wow. Yeah, and you know, it's kind of based on,

like, you know, the scandal with Kev. It's like him recovering from the scandal and, you know, seeing how he's able to still continue with his career after everything. Was that really a scandal, though? Yeah. When you look at the real, when you look at R. Kelly and you look at

Cosby. Jussie Smollett. But for himself and his personal life, that was a scandal for him. He just got caught cheating. I'm going to be honest with you. On the tour, I was the same way. I was like, man, that ain't nothing. You good.

That's going to blow. You all right. You straight. I ain't about to go home. You know, I felt like his fans was going to stay the same. He's going to sell the same amount of tickets because people wanted him to talk about this. Right. And he got a ticket seriously, though.

Like, he had to because that's his relationship. Yeah, he had to put out that bulls**t video. He can't be like, it's nothing. He had to put this video. You know, we had a meeting. We had a meeting for that. We had a meeting for that. Don't post that s**t.

I told him not to post it. Now you better stop cursing too. We were talking about, y'all had a meeting about it? What wasall sound like Charlamagne. We had a meeting for that. We told him, don't post that. I told him not to post it, but he still did. Now you better stop cursing too. We were talking about, y'all had a meeting about it? What was the meeting like? What was the meeting? What was the meeting like? I got a post.

I know. It's about to drop. I got to get out there before, you know, it all hit the way. I said, man, I wouldn't do none of that. But, you know, he's real big on the internet, so. It's different for him. Yeah, he had to say, we not. Yeah.

We ain't big on the internet. I'm not big on the internet. I'm not a big on the internet guy. He had to say for him. Yeah, he had to say, we not. Yeah. We ain't big on the internet. I'm not big on the internet. I'm not a big guy. He had to say something. Do you guys learn from other guys' mistakes? No. I still don't believe I was careful on that tape. I don't think I was careful.

I don't think I was careful. I don't think I was careful. They both said no so fast. Whoever was on that tape, they was getting it in. I said, God damn. So you watched the tape? Oh, yeah, I watched it. I watched it.

I called Charlamagne and tried to give him a heads up early in the morning. I'm like, Charlamagne, just so you know, there's a tape. Just stay low. How does that affect? Because you know your wives get mad at every man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. How does that affect at home for you guys when something like that happens? Like, oh, you be with him, though.

Oh, yeah. I wasn't there that weekend. I don't know what's wrong. So I told the wife. I said, hey, I wasn't there, baby. I told him to stop. I told him to stop. I don't know what's wrong. I told him to stop. I told him to stop. I told him to stop.

Black men don't cheat, man. Right. He just got quiet while he hugged us. So quiet. I thought you were going to say something after that. I was waiting for more amen. Amen. Yes.

Yes. Yes. Amen. Yes, sir. All right, we got more with the Plastic Cup boys, Spank and Naeem. When we come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. This is the Breakfast Club. Morning, sir. All right, we got more with the Plastic Cup boys, Spank and Naeem. When we come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. This is the Breakfast Club.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with the Plastic Cup boys, Spank and Naeem are here. Charlamagne? So at Temple, you wasn't getting no skis? Probably like my fifth or sixth year. Fifth or sixth year?

Oh, we got a story, but I ain't going to put that out there. What's the story? He put you out there. What's the story? I fell in love with a jumper. Really? Wow. I liked her a lot.

I wasn't in love with her. No, I was trying to cook for this. I was cooking for this girl. Turned out she was eating ass. She was eating Spanx ass? No, no, I wasn't. The basketball team. The whole basketball team?

At least seven of them. God damn. So she likes to eat everything. Your food. Basket. Was it that bad in college? Look, man, we in 2019. Why are we talking about the 90s?

You parted up, 90s. You can tell me about it. You can tell me about it. You cook for a girl as easy as. You parted up. When y. You just told me about it. You just told me about it. You cook for a girl as easy as. You parted up. When y'all do the docuseries, do y'all cover a lot of these scandals that happened over the past year?

Like, do you cover, like, when Kel was getting into it with Kat? Yeah, we talked about it. Did we? I think we did. Did we? I don't know. Because y'all like his counsel.

Yeah. I go in on Twitter on all of them, whoever come at him. Y'all were happy when him and Michael Blackson squashed it, though, because they were friends for real. Yeah, they were. And Mike was pissing me off. He was pissing me off because I'm friends with Mike,

and I kept telling him, like, yo, leave that alone. You know, you kind of, you beating a dead horse. And then Mike said something about him, and then when Kev responded, he responded on here, and he called Mike an IG thot or something like that. And then he got mad. He called Kev Sensitive like, yo, when you coming at somebody

there's no, you know, you can come back however you want. Yeah, and then Mike whole thing for being mad was he's like,

he don't follow me on Instagram. He changed his number. Yeah, I mean, Kev changed his number every six months. And then,

he said it was a party in Miami that Mike was supposed to co-host. It was a birthday party. And he said that Kev got him off the party. Kev didn't even know nothing about it. It was Wayne that kicked Mike off the party. The executive Wayne. Why did Wayne kick Mike off?

Executive decision. Because he said, we don't need no co-hosts. Kev can host the party by himself. I mean, that's true. Why would Kev have a co-host for a party? Because Kevin got to look out for people. I think it was his birthday. But he wasn't setting it up.

Kevin didn't know nothing about it. Wayne did all that. Yeah. How did y'all react with the Oscars thing? I told him, I was mad he quit. Really make a statement. Yeah, Kevin's so good at addressing social, well, addressing any issue.

Yeah. You know, he had the opportunity to make people feel differently about things through his comedy, and he chose not addressing any issue. You know, he can't, he could, he had the opportunity to make people feel differently about things through his comedy and he chose not to do it. I was like, you should, he said he didn't want every interview, everything to be about that. So he decided to. But not that he even passed me with that interview.

Right, right. He also, my bad, he also didn't have enough time to prepare a routine for it. A routine for it, yeah. But yeah, I sat down with Lee Daniels. He had a long talk and he got a better perspective of it. Because I even think about it. Why'd he sit down with Lee?

Oh, for the LGBT thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So he got a better perspective of it. Because, you know, at first, we all were like, huh? And then Kerry broke it down. Now it's like, ah, yeah, it didn't make sense. And he was talking to y'all, making those jokes with y'all, right? Yeah, on Twitter.

Yeah, but that was so long ago. It was like 2010. And the things he was saying were not directed towards gay people. That's the way the culture was 10 years ago. They used to use that lingo. You ever be about to post something and then be like, maybe I shouldn't. I'm trying to go back to my old tweets and delete everything. I've been to that.

Yeah, you got to just. You start getting that book money. Let me get on that. I didn't like the man I was, Frank. I didn't like the man I was. Oh. I didn't like the man I was. Oh, man. Twitter gets you in trouble, man. What?

One time I texted him. I said, yo, they going in on you on Twitter. He said, about what? I told him the whole, the R. Kelly because he was in the documentary. He said, I don't care about that. I said, this is. I know, I did. The Plastic Cup, boys.

We appreciate you guys for joining us. Yes, sir. Spank and Naeem. Always. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Plastic Cup, boys. We appreciate you guys for joining us. Yes, sir. Spankin' Naeem. Always. 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. There's 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia. 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 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.

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It's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Charlamagne Tha God, Angela Yee. But it's not just any Friday. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday! And it's a special holiday edition. That's right. And today we are asking a simple question. When is the last time you fornicated with an F-boy?

Maybe you're with one right now. We've all had our experiences. Charlamagne, you know what it's like to be one. Listen, I think that every man at some point goes through an F-boy stage. And I think you're lying if you say that you didn't. I was just talking to my friend about her F-boy experience. I had to walk

out the room to get on the phone with her. She was talking about how he's a liar and he actually... That's too much. I can't because you might know who it is. See, for me, I would know that I was an F-boy because I've been with my woman for 21 years. You know what I'm saying? We've been married for, I think it'll be five this year right here. So when you're in a relationship and you're dealing with other women,

you're going to be an F-boy to that other woman. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? You're an F-boy to everyone, FYI. Shut up. But you're going to be an F-boy to that other woman. You are going to be an F-boy to that other woman because you're never going to be with her.

You know what I'm saying? You're also an F-boy to that other woman. You are going to be an F-boy to that other woman because you're never going to be with her. You know what I'm saying? You're also an F-boy to your main, though. That's being an F-boy to your main chick, too. You're an F-boy all around. Oh, yeah, you're right. Come on, now. Why are you just thinking about her? You're cheating on your main woman.

You're right. You know what? Let's talk to Anonymous. I'm so glad I'm not mean no more. What's up, Anonymous? I was just saying, I think I am still cool with an F-boy. Talk to me about your F-boy fornication. What makes him an F-boy?

So, you know, everybody wanted me a rapper, so he's one of them upcoming little rappers. Oh, Lord. Ah! Boy, are you over 40, though? Like, how you still? Ah! You got an over 40 F-boy that's still trying to rap? Your vagina has no value.

Why are you with him? I asked myself that too. I said, why are you with these kiddos? Well, you an F-boy lover. That F-boy must be effing. And all he got in his name is Instagram and a debit card. And you cheating on people. He got his Instagram in the what?

In a debit card. So all he got is a rap career. Yeah. And a debit card. And a debit card. So all he got is a rap career. Yeah. And a debit card. And a debit card and Instagram. He has an Instagram. That's it. How much on the debit card?

He got excited about a $700 deposit. God bless him. God bless him. $700 is a blessing now. What are we going to do with you? I don't know. I said the same thing. I said, boy, life's hard if I'm still in this situation. Is he effing the hell out of you? Man, no. I don't know. I said the same thing. I said, boy, life's hard if I'm still in this situation.

Is he effing the hell out of you? Man, no. I don't even want to see what, like, you old and you bad built. All right, turn in your vagina immediately.

So wait, he has no job. You're mismanaging it. He's a 40-year-old aspiring rapper. He's badly built. Turn your vagina in. Now. Now.

We value you. All right, let's talk to Tiffany. What's up, Tiffany? What's your F-boy experience? My F-boy experience is I was talking to this guy for a week, and within that one week, he was mad. He was married and had a brand-new baby.

Whoa. So what happened? And he still tries to talk to me to this day. That is disgusting. Married with a newborn. He's F-boy. Married with a newborn. He's an F-boy. Been there, done that. You've been married?

Oh, I've definitely been that type of F-boy. Oh, wow. Married with a newborn? You wonder why I don't call you no more, huh? Okay, well, Confessions of an F-boy coming soon. That sounds like the third book. Let's talk to Katie. What's up, Katie?

What's up, Angelina? Oh, my God. Tell me about your F-boy coming soon. That sounds like their third book. Let's talk to Katie. What's up, Katie? What's up, Angelina Lee? Oh my God. Tell me about your F-Boy. Okay. So just a little background. I met a barber online on a dating site. Things moved kind of fast with us. I ended up getting pregnant. Initially, I didn't want to keep

the baby, but he convinced me to keep the baby. Okay. During the pregnancy, he basically just kind of ghosted me and has left me hanging he went back to his original family exactly my point exactly my whole thing is if that was the case that's cool with me but you convinced me to keep the baby

and now that I've had this baby he's seven months now he's a beautiful little boy you're nowhere to be found at least give me a DNA test Now that I've had this baby, he's seven months now. He's a beautiful little boy. You're nowhere to be found. At least give me a DNA test if you feel like that's not your child or you don't want to have nothing to do with it. Cool, but, you know, there's still a little boy out here who's basically missing, you know, having that affection from his father,

and I feel like it's wrong. So that makes him an F-boy in my eyes. He is definitely an F-boy. You know what's going to make him a real F-boy? The fact that he's a barber, but he's not even going to be there

to give his son his first haircut. Exactly. My point exactly, Charlamagne. I agree with you 100%. All right.

Well, thank you, Katie. Sorry about your F-boy. Wait a minute. I want to blast him, though. I want to blast him, though, because I feel like he needs to

come forward. And if anybody who's in Jacksonville, Florida can hear this. Oh, man. His name is F***o the Barber. F***o the Barber. Yo, I know F***er. I'm letting Jacksonville, Florida. Can you hear this? Oh, man. His name is F***o the Barber. F***o the Barber.

Yo, I know F***er. I'm letting Jacksonville, Florida know. Charlamagne knows him. I've seen that name before. Charlamagne and him used to have F-boy hangouts. He'd blast his ass, tell him he needs to do what he needs to do. He'd step up to the plate and do what he needs to do. And that's just what it is.

Charlamagne, call your F-boy friend. I don't know him like that. I've seen his page before. Of course you have. You know what? There's a lot of F-boys is. Charlamagne, call your F-boy friend. I don't know him like that. I've seen his page before. Of course you have. You know what? There's a lot of F-boys that follow Charlamagne. There you go. Look, I'm bringing him attention, so while y'all giving him attention, tell him he needs

to check on his son. What's his Instagram? What's his Instagram? He really knows him. F*** the barber. F*** the f***. D-A barber. God damn.

Anybody that spells the D-A or T-H-A. Man, he about to have a, he's the owner of Barber Shop. That's him. Okay. You just ruined his weekend. Take care of my light weights. Oh, Charlamagne, thank y'all. He told you what it was.

Hey, I ain't got nothing to do with this. You made her tell his whole information. Lord have mercy. Well, thank you for talking to us this morning about all of these F-boys out here and these screets. Listen, all I heard was a bunch of stories about mismanagement of the poom poom. All I heard was a bunch of women who don't value their vagina. When are women going to hold their vaginas accountable? Accountable? Yes. Listen, the thing about an F-boy is he'll be so great at first and then you're like, hold on,

is this the person that I met? Because you know we meet those representatives first. You right. It's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Talk to the interviewer, please. I like you anyway. Here we go. There's some history between you and Dramos. Morning, everybody. It's DJ

Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. And we mean special. Lizzo! Good morning, Lizzo. I'm happy to be here. You excited to see me?

I am. Good morning, Lizzo. Remember we hosted the VMA red carpet together? Yes! Okay! Now we talking! He didn't remember. He didn't remember.

You remember this young man right here? He's a f***ing boy. That's right! Let me refresh your memory. Let me refresh your memory. Let me refresh your memory. Wait a minute. It's coming back to haunt me. I knew it.

Listen, listen, listen. This is when you had a conversation with our boy, Drom, on his podcast. I have situationships and I deal with f***ing boys and I deal with people. What makes him a f***ing boy?

I f***ing eat and I don't know. You tell me what your f***ing beard is. What? What the hell? Tommy Hilfiger fanny pack. You're just a cross-collar. You all got nothing in the fanny pack.

I have my headband. I took a train here, first of all, okay? What's the fanny pack for? For my headphones. It's for fashion. We're taking it some way back. So you just answered all the questions about what makes you f***. Wow.

How can you tell f*** boys with the naked eye, Lizzo? You're good at that. The beard. The cross colors. The slicking lean back. I said, do you want a hug? You said, I'm good. That was rude. I'm not going to lie, Dramos.

That wasn't nice. She hugged everybody. I forgot our whole interaction. I wanted an apology. That's why I didn't. Oh, there you wanted an apology. You wanted an apology. What did she have to apologize for, Dramos?

Come on now. She likes f*** boys. What did she say that was wrong? F*** boys like me? Come on now. She likes f*** boys. What did she say that was wrong? F*** boys like me. You dealt with a lot of f*** boys. I'm thick and I travel a lot and I got money. Now that is true. It's a trifecta.

There's always a f*** boy trying to get with you because you think you got good credit. And you think you keep snacks. Yep, that's what it is. Ow! Ow! You saw this big debate online. Somebody was saying that they don't like girls with box braids. Did you see this, Hudson? Wait, what?

Why? And the girls were going in on him. Wait, you don't like girls with box braids. Drop. I'm about to say, hold up. He always talking to the guys. Hold up. You dating a black girl, you're going to take the hairstyle you get.

That's right. You take the hairstyle you get that day. Because it might change every single day. I didn't say that. I don't know why you're yelling at me it might change every single day. I didn't say that. I don't know why you're yelling at me. Okay, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

You don't apologize to f*** boys, Lizzo. No, yeah, I'm not sorry. You don't talk to a black girl like that. I'm not sorry. Yeah, you don't talk to me. I'm black. How did we get the box braids? I was going to say, we've already covered f*** boys and box braids. We're just throwing things out there.

I thought Jermaine was doing the box braid thing. What about music? Yeah, can we talk about Lizzo? Who does music? Okay. Damn. You know what? You off limits.

Because you don't even remember me. I do, Lizzo. No, he doesn't. I got a whole picture with you I posted before. I hugged him, and I was like, it's good to see you again. He was like, oh. He did that. Where did I see her before?

No, Lizzo, I was like, I'm so excited Lizzo's coming. We've been trying to get her up here for a while and he acted like he never met you. Let's start from the beginning. How did Lizzo start in the music industry? The music industry? Well, I've been playing flute my whole life. You get busy with the flute too. I get busy. Flute and shoot.

Listen, I brought the flute too because I got more s*** to do later. If you wanted to come out, you should come out. No, I brought the flute too because I got more to do later. So if you wanted to come out, you should come out. No, I was an indie artist. So I was playing a lot of festivals. I was playing a lot of like rock clubs. I dropped like two mixtapes and I was doing like the indie circuit. And then I got signed to Atlantic Records in 2015, in December 2016.

And ever since then, I've just been, you know know making my own lane. What got you on the flute? Man, I was 12 years old in Houston in band and the woman was like you play flute Yeah, she just said you play flute she said I had a good ambusher so that means I had a good embouchure, so that means I had a good mouth. Ooh. All right. Let's go. Hey. Like this. That's a shame if she has to do that, too. Right. We hosted the VMAs red carpet, and he did not care.

But I said I have a good mouth, and he's doing the shiggy. Shoulder leaning. Now, for you as a solo artist, though though because i know for you at first it was intimidating for you to say i'm gonna be who i really am how did that happen for you well i was just nervous to be out front and center by myself you know what i'm saying like i felt like because i looked the way that i looked that people didn't really want to look at just me so i always had like my girlfriends around me, and I was like, yeah, we're a girl group. And I was like, nobody wants to hear what I have to say.

Nobody wants to hear my story. But, you know, I told God, I said, if I'm to be a solo artist, you are going to make it easy for me, and it's going to flow and be natural. And ever since I made that prayer, it's been easy for me. Like, everything kind of came naturally to me. What was your journey like to be so empowered? Like, to empower yourself so much?

Man, it was long and it was hard. Growing up in Houston, I was teased a lot in middle school for being nerdy or playing the flute. Gotta do it. Playing the flute to do it. Come on. They were like, man, nerd. I have friends.

I have friends. But, you know, I went through a long process of learning how to love myself. It started with wanting to be somebody else and actually not loving myself. And then one day I was like, yo, like, I'm going to be in this body forever. I'm going to be this bitch forever. So it's like you either live your life not liking her or you live your life trying to love her. So ever since then, I've just been working on loving myself and now I'm getting married to myself. So let's talk about the album, Cause I Love You. It's very self-reflective.

Yes. It makes breaking up seem like fun, too. You know how many people say, like, I wish I was going through a breakup so I could listen to this album? I'm like, guys, no. We all need a good breakup song, though. And that's the kind of song that's going to make you be like, man, f*** him. Yeah. But it's more of like an empowering, self-empowering album.

And I think that that's when people need to empower themselves the most or when we think we should is when we're breaking up With somebody we want to like be like how do I get myself back on top? How do I get myself back to who I was and then you listen to my songs and you're like I'm a hundred percent that bitch It's the best way to get over a breakup the another man There is no best way to get over a breakup there's only your way to get over a breakup you almost got me caught up there you almost got me caught up there you tried that you've i've literally been in the room with a and then when it's not panning out the way i want i'll be like i need to call another

What could happen to make you think that so many things What is not working out mean, Dron? Oh, you don't know now. Jamez, what kind of things do you do? What? Not my interview. Go ahead. Is it penis size, though?

Does penis size make things not work out? You can tell he got a small penis. Is it penis size, please? I am seven inches, three-fourths, eight-winters warm-up. Thank you. Congratulations. Thank you. No, it's an intention. But in my mind, I kind of already see the future with people.

Like, as soon as I meet somebody, I know where this is going to go. You're clairvoyant. Yeah. So if I see it not really panning out the way that I want it and my expectations aren't met, sometimes I will jump to an extreme. I'm scared for you when it comes to rejecting people, though, because that could be a dangerous situation. You tell a guy, like, hey, I don't want you here.

I want another dude here. I'm calling the next dude right now. Yeah. That's kind of like, no, do that. I did that impulsively, and I'm learning how to not be that way. Right. Just think it. Because when I said it, and this was recently too... Goodness gracious, hoping that was like a long time ago

to learn from your mistakes. The male ego is very fragile, Lizzo. I've noticed. And when I said it, I was like, damn, like, I felt really bad. And I was like, you know what? I didn't mean that. So let me just take it back a step and just say that I'm not satisfied with your response. What did the dude say when you said, I got another dude coming on his way? What did he say?

He said, I got another dude coming too. I don't even like you. You know what? Go west, Jeremy. Oh, shit. Jesus Christ. No, I mean, that's what he said. He was like, really?

That's the conclusion that you jumped to? That's really what you say in this time? And I was like, I'm sorry. I actually didn't mean that. All right, we got more with Lizzo. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. sorry i actually didn't mean that all right we got more with lizzo when we come back don't move it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club morning everybody is dj envy angela yee

charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club we still kicking it with lizzo yee so talk about getting added to the movie hustlers because we saw that you're in that movie have you started filming and everything yet yeah i'm done okay um it It was lit. I'm one of the exotic dancers, and I'm in the scene with J-Lo and Cardi. You on the pole and all that? I'm on the pole and all of that. Did you have experience with the pole prior? You know, it was funny. My birthday was like three days before, and my whole team surprised me on tour with private pole dancing lessons.

And they didn't even know. So I had a little bit of practice. Okay, okay. But I'm surprisingly naturally talented. Okay. Yeah. So you learned some new moves for later? I learned.

Ha, ha. No, not later. Right now. Okay. I can use them things right now. Did they ask you to show a lot of skin? Yes and no. Okay.

Like, I wanted to show more skin, actually. All right. Because we were very well styled. And then I was like, can I just pull my t***y out here? And they were like, well, you can wear nipple pasties if you want or if you don't want. So you went all in. Don't give me the t*** yet, Lizzo. It's early.

No, but my t*** is not out. But I'm very, I'm TMI. You can get paid a lot for a t*** shot later on in life if your career keeps going. Don't give me the t***. I'm finding out now. You're in Playboy right now. I'm in Playboy. But I'm the most. You're not nude though, right? I'm super keeps going. She's a playboy. I'm finding out now. You're in Playboy right now. I'm in Playboy, but I'm the most...

You're not nude though, right? I'm super covered up. She's covered up. I'm in like six pieces of lingerie. Did you want to pull your out for Playboy? No, I mean, I don't be wanting

to pull my out, but here's the thing. It's not a big deal for me to pull my out. It's all about the money now though, Lizzo. Yeah, so I'm thinking smarter, not freer,

because you know, I'm a free spirit. I'm like a hippie, dippy type of girl. Like, so I'm thinking smarter, not freer because you know I'm a free spirit. I'm like a hippie, dippy type of girl. Like we go skinny dipping in the ocean and you know what I mean? Like I be putting

twerk videos on my Instagram. Like I'm not, you need to get into it. A lot of music. And we can twerk. Oh you know the music. I cannot twerk

but yeah I know a lot of music. He don't play none of it though and he's the DJ of the show. Just want to throw that out there. Not trying to start anything. Oh, my God. You haven't played my music, and I'm sitting right here.

You want to play something right now? Yes. Introduce it. What you want to play? Let's play Truth Hurts. That's the only way to get Amy to play your music. That's my favorite song. Right?

To actually be here. Look. Truth Hurts is my favorite song on the album. Whatever it takes. Let's go. We'll introduce Truth Hurts. Go ahead. All right, y'all.

It's Lizzo, a.k.a. 100% That Bitch, and this is my song, Truth Hurts. I hope you like it. album so let's go we're introduced to first go ahead all right y'all it's lizzo aka 100 that bitch and this is my song truth hurts i hope you like it 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's 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia.

I'm Jackson I, King of Capraburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. The Waikana tribe owned country. My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a racket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead.

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Yo, this is Lizzo. Wake that ass up. The Breakfast Club is on down. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Lizzo.

Did I reach you first? Oh, my God. Oh! Oh! Hey! Oh! Oh! Drop one of the coupons for Truth Hurts! But keep it real, the first time you hear that song, you know

that's a hit. Like, immediately. It's one of those songs that the first time you hear it. But they would never know. But, you know, gas me for the, we just heard it. Fire, Lil' Bo! Oh, my gosh. Get the hell out of me, man. How do you stay so positive?

You are so positive. I love it. Really? It's because I try to be positive. I think that I've seen a lot of darkness and I've been through a lot of dark shit that I don't even really realize I've been through until I'm doing interviews. And then they remind me and they're like, and then they said you were homeless when you were 21. I was like,

oh, thanks for reminding me. Like, damn, I tried to block that shit out. But I went through such a dark age in my life that I think now as a grown ass woman, I work really hard on self care and self love and trying to be positive. And it shows. You have to set your

intention. My therapist always says, set your intention. Shout out therapy. I started going to a therapist last year. Really? Because, yeah, it was hard out here. What made you start going? The industry made you start going? I think it was the demands.

I think people ask a lot of artists, and I'm also, I give a lot. People think that they can take so much from me. So I started to find myself getting siphoned and my energy being drained. And I couldn't be good to my friends and I couldn't be good to myself. So I went to a therapist and I was like, how am I going to manage this when it gets more and more demanding? Well, you got a handle on it. You said, you know, self-care, you know, taking time for yourself.

I think the hardest thing is when this business gets so overwhelming is just to press reset and,-hmm, you know get back to your center like it's okay to be about just Lizzo Hey deep y'all You got a press reset you go cuz a lot of people especially in our community a lot of people say I ain't going to know Therapist I'm talking about so what did you say? You know, I'm gonna give this a try. I'm gonna give this a shot I'm the first person in my family I'm the baby I'm the youngest and I'm the first person in my family to ever seek therapy. And I've been trying to.

It is, in the black community, it's stigmatized because it's like, our therapists is, it be like that sometimes. It be like that past that Henny, yo. That's our therapist. But I think for me, I just really had to keep it real with myself because I did use a lot of other things. Like I would be like, shake it off or I would be like, you can handle this. You're strong enough.

Pray it off. Pray it off. And a lot of times my job is so amazing. Like I get to I've been touring forever. Like I've been touring before I've been selling records. So it's like I get to go on stage and just dance and sing and people cheer. Like that's such a great job. I was like, let me go on stage and just transmute this energy

and turn it from something negative into something positive. And that always used to work for me because performing is the joy of my life. But that day it was a show, and I was so unhappy, and I couldn't talk to my friends. Like, I was crying in the bathroom, and I physically was just like, I can't bring them in here. And then I was going to the stage and I was like, I don't want to play this show.

And that thought has never crossed my mind. And then I got on stage and I performed. And a lot of people were like, I saw you at Santa Barbara and you were amazing. I'm like, ah! I was on the verge of a nervous breakdown. And then I walked off stage and I was still crying and I was still sad.

And that had never happened. And I said, you know what? This is going to get in the way of my livelihood right the thing that makes me the most happy so I was like I gotta you seek some help yeah you gotta pay that money to make that money too I was like I'm gonna invest in this because this is my this is my life investment I love my therapist because she is it's the opposite though she kind of just listens and she doesn't like cry or get upset. Like I would tell my friends like, yeah, I'm depressed today. And they'd be like, no!

You know what I mean? They don't want me. They don't want me to be depressed. You know, and I tell my mom, I'm like, you know, I've been crying all day. And she's like, baby, I don't want you to cry. I'm like, yo, I need to be sad. And so when I tell my therapist that, she'll be like, okay, all right, explain. Tell me more.

Or she just, she stays calm and I need that. So I think, see, what does your therapist do for you? My therapist does the exact same thing. And the reason that that works is because I feel like any problem you have, you also have a solution. And sometimes we just got to talk it through with ourselves. So you're talking, talking, talking, and in the middle of talking, you're like, oh, I know why I feel that way.

There you go. You know, I know what's bothering me. Right. We got the answers, but I think sometimes it's nice to have someone outside of yourself

to help you find those answers, to ask the right questions so you can find the answers within yourself. We always got the answers to our problems, but we never really get to spend enough time

with ourselves trying to solve them. All right, we got more with Lizzo. When we come back, don't move. 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 Lizzo Yee. So, you've also had the opportunity to work with Prince, which I think is absolutely amazing. Prince is my favorite artist of all time ever. I was on his album,

Plectrum Electrum, and I was on a song called Boy Trouble. How'd you meet him? I lived in Minneapolis, Minnesota for five years. And me and my best friend, Sophia Aris, we were in a group together. And they did a documentary on local artists. And at the time, Prince had a group called Third Eye Girl. And so we were all included in this package. And the day it aired, the radio station there got an email from Paisley Park,

and it was like, who are those girls? This is Prince. I want to know. And he was just like, I want you guys to come to Paisley Park on Easter Sunday, and I want you to record a song. Wow. And then after that, we just had a relationship with Paisley where we would just get emails.

It was like, come and play. Come and perform. So we would perform at Paisley Park we would just get emails and it was like, come and play, come and perform. So we would perform at Paisley Park for Prince's parties. That's dope. Outside of the music, what were those human conversations with Prince like? There were not like, Prince was like Charlie from Charlie's Angels. Really? Yeah.

There was like only two moments, but. Did you work with him? Was he in the studio at all? He was not in the studio when we made... He was in the studio via voice box. Oh, so you never met him. Not when we were working on the album, or on the song, no.

He was just like, very good. And we were like, hey, Max! Very good. Did you meet him at all ever in life? There was a moment in passing where he thanked us for coming to the show, but we never had conversations. Let's switch gears a little bit.

Why were you homeless at 21? Well, a lot had been going on. Between my father passing away and my family moving away to Denver, I stayed in Houston, and I was pursuing music, and I thought I had a handle together. I had a job.

I had an apartment. I had a car. And then one by one, those things just started falling away like first I lost my car and then I got evicted from my apartment and then when my father passed away I lost my job because I remember I was like they were like leave go and I went to bereavement and everything and flew to Detroit to see him and everything but um so I looked up and I was like I'm in a band I'm playing music but I don't have a car I don't have a house and I don't have a job and I was like okay what do I do I gotta sleep on people's couches so I was sleeping

on my drummer's floor um my sister gave me her Subaru that was like t-boned so it was like I swear I've been I was driving on the highway and the police pulled me over like, oh my God, are you okay? And I was like, I had just gotten an accident. It was so bad.

So she gave me that car and I was sleeping that sometimes and I slept at the studio that my band would rehearse at, which was like roaches and shit. So I had spent

a year and a half of my life showering at 24 Hour Fitness and, you know, living like that. And I also know that I made a choice to not go home with my family. I really stuck it out for music and I thought that this was something I was supposed to do.

I thought this was a part of my story to go through what I was going through. I realize a lot of people do not have a choice in the matter, and they are subject to homelessness. Like, not having a home and being homeless, I think, are two different things. You made a choice for your career, basically.

I made a choice for my career, but I also was so young and so irresponsible and going through so much emotional turmoil. Because meanwhile, that's also the time where I was learning how to love myself. So I had all of this, like,loathing and I wasn't eating. And I was like really thin for my frame and still get on by what? This was like your face is good. He was like, I showed you a picture to my friends and they said your face is good, but your body needs work.

When I was 80 pounds smaller than I am now, I was like, yo, I will never be happy with how I look. How'd you gain all that weight back though? Well, it's not how did you gain weight. It's just like I have money and I can eat meals now. No, I'm talking about back then when you said you lost 80 pounds. You said she was 80 pounds lighter. I was 80 pounds lighter back then. Smaller.

So you gained it back? I mean, yeah, that was 10 years ago. This is 10 years of being a bad bitch. It was 20. That's like, you know, what? What's the math on that Oh, gotcha, gotcha, gotcha. This is 10 years of being a bad bitch. Especially with 20. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's like, you know, what? What's the math on that? Eight pounds every year?

I don't know. So even when you went to 24-Hour Fitness, you was just going to shower? Ah, you're an a**hole! I'm not. I'm just wondering. Oh, my God. Why?

I'm sitting here like, why wouldn't you? You gotta listen to the album, Solomon. I was working out. That's the thing. Like, I was not just smaller because I wasn't eating, but I also had a strange addiction to working out. That's the thing. Like, I was not just smaller because I wasn't eating, but I also had a strange addiction to working out and not eating. So, yeah, that was why I was showering at the gym. Did you think you would have such a notable impact?

Did you think? Did you believe that? Did you believe Lizzo in her form right now would have such a notable impact? You know what's crazy? I, as a little girl, always knew I had to do music, which is why when it got hard, I made so many sacrifices because from the jump, I was like, I have to do this. And I remember I would get messages.

I would go to church a lot, and, you know, they would have, like, the guests come in, and they would do all the little, like, prophets to you or prophecies to you or whatever. And I had a woman say that to me once. was like i was in the seventh grade and i could talk about it now because here we are but she was like i swear to y'all i remember i was like don't tell me this but she was like you're gonna try to lose weight but it's not gonna happen because when you grow up you're gonna be a celebrity and you're gonna help girls love themselves look looking the way that you look and i remember I was in the seventh grade, so I was so offended because I was literally

on a Slim Fast diet. In seventh grade? I was a big bitch. And so I've done everything. And then I looked up one day and I was playing a show and girls were coming up to me after the show and they were like, you've helped change the way that I feel about myself. That's dope. You've helped me get out of a toxic relationship or an abusive relationship.

And I was like, whoa, like it's actually coming true. And so I just feel very blessed. And you know what's dope? Everybody always says when you see Lizzo, because I saw you perform, and they're like, when you see Lizzo perform, amazing. So we saw you perform and I was like, oh, she's dope. I got to go listen to some of her music. And now that you have this album out, it's really, really amazing to hear, like,

the whole album is so great and the performance is so great, because sometimes those things don't match up. Right. I mean, people liked me before they liked my music. That's beautiful, though. Yeah, it is a beautiful thing, because I want to build a long career. If you are overnight success, then that means you can be an overnight failure.

And I just want to be a gradual success, because I want to be in this thing for a long time. And that's why people like you are going to continue to win because y'all are going to do so much more than music because people actually like y'all. The same thing with Cardi. People like her as a person. They'll like her in any form. She funny, bro.

And I appreciate artists that really work on their show because sometimes people would just walk back and forth across the stage and you're like, well, that was boring. But when you see people that really go hard to work on their videos, work on their show and everything, it's like you can appreciate it as a fan. Oh, wow. So you had a good ass time.

Yes, I did. Y'all need to come to the show. I'm playing tonight at Terminal 5. Terminal 5 in the city? I can't make it tonight. I ain't even gonna sit here live. Yeah, don't gas me. But I wanna get another record on. I think we should play Tempo featuring Missy Elliott

so everybody can hear me and my idol on a song together. Okay, all right. Well, let's get into it now, and we appreciate you for joining us. I do remember the 2016 VMAs, by the way. Yeah, he remembers. And I'm going to tell you why I remember. You're lying.

Because you was working another part of the carpet, and I was working another part of the carpet, and at the end, they brought us together to introduce the show. Well, now you remember. She reminded you. That's like how most rare carpets go when you're hosting. Wow.

Yeah. Who else did we do it with? I don't remember. We the best. Khaled, yeah. Yes. I thought that was the... But he wasn't with us at the end because they rushed him in. They rushed him in, but it was us three. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was Khaled. You're right. There you go. Well, let's get into 2016.

Talk to the hand because the people are listening. This is Tempo featuring Missy Elliott, and thank you for joining us. Lizzo. Thank you. All right. It's the Breakfast Club. It's Lizzo. Call me anytime.

Here's Tempo. The Breakfast Club. Make sure you tell them to watch out for Florida, man. Florida, man. The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida. Yes, you are a donkey. A Florida man attacked an ATM for a very strange reason. It gave him too much money.

Florida man is arrested after deputies say he rigged the door to his home in an attempt to electrocute his pregnant wife. Police arrested an Orlando man for attacking a flamingo. It's a breakfast club, bitchy. Donkey of the day. With Charlemagne the guy. I don't know why y'all keep letting him get y'all like this. Well, Duval, they keep letting me get them like this because they keep doing things like this. All right, Donkey of the Day goes to a substitute teacher at a school in Sarasota, Florida, named Heather Carpenter.

Now it's 2019 and nothing has changed when it comes to the Sunshine State. If you're new to The Breakfast Club, my name is Charlemagne the god aka uncle charla and what does your uncle charla always tell you the craziest people in america come from the bronx in all of florida now heather carpenter like i told you is a substitute teacher and for whatever reason she had a dispute with the school's principal heather was allegedly upset the school's principal was set to have a birthday party at a particular venue the venue in question was the pavilion in Urfa Park. Now, I don't know what Heather has against the principal or the principal's daughter, but Heather, a substitute teacher, decided to be a party pooper, literally.

Let's go to Fox 13 for the report, please. All eight of these picnic tables here at Urfa Family Park had to be replaced after a woman spread human waste and fecal matter all over the wood as a form of payback. It's a mixture of urine and feces and she had it in a big cup. The nasty vandalism cost the county more than $2,300 for cleanup, replacing tables and grills, and reimbursing and rescheduling a birthday party set for the pavilion later that morning. It only took the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office a few days to track down and arrest Heather Carpenter. The 42-year-old is charged with felony criminal mischief.

Turns out Carpenter is a substitute teacher at Philippi Shores Elementary School. According to arrest paperwork, Carpenter wasn't happy with how the principal handled a professional complaint she made at the end of November. The Sarasota woman admitted to investigators she smeared the feces with the goal of spoiling the birthday party planned at the park that day. The celebration was for the principal's daughter. Officials say Carpenter is no longer a substitute and can't volunteer at any district schools while this investigation is active. You think? Heather was with the sugar honey iced teas, okay? Now, I have a homeboy who shall remain nameless who used to have a real problem beating people up.

So he went to anger management as part of his probation for beating people up. So whenever he wanted to beat people up, instead he would resort to fighting with feces. What I mean by that is wax is crazy. I didn't say him. What I mean by that is if he had a beef with someone, he would cut your car seat open and put dingleberries in the cushions. Or he might go on your house and put a couple chocolate delights in your sneakers.

That's disgusting. It is. I remember he had an issue with his next-door neighbor, and the next-door neighbor's roommate let him in the house. So my guy put butt truffles in the neighbor's couch cushions. What's a butt truffle? Turd. Never understood why the roommate was down with that,

because he had to live there too. All right, the moral of the story is,'s just some real live terror terrorists out here. And Heather Carpenter is clearly one of them. My thing is, Heather, you got beef with the principal. Why resort to attacking the kids? Because that's essentially what you were doing by spreading butt mud all over the picnic tables and grills at this park. None of the adults were going to be affected by these rusty nuggets. I mean, sure, you put some rectum warriors on the

grill, so that means everybody's burger would end up getting fudge babies on them. But why do that to the kids, okay? What is something else that your Uncle Sharla always tells you? Never go to war with someone who gives an F less than you. And clearly, Heather Carpenter don't give an F. Anyone can get it. Men,

women, and children. If she got beef with you, then all of y'all getting butt beans. All right? Everybody at this party going to get all the fanny fudge you can eat. Chocolate bananas for everybody simply because I got beef with one person. I'm telling you, don't go to war with somebody who gives a F less than you, especially a rectum warrior. Now, Heather has been charged with third-degree felony mischief and property damage,

and there is no way she can be in population with other prisoners. Because what if this terror terrorist decides to let a bunch of frightened turtles loose in a prison? Do you really want a corn massacre in one of these correctional facilities? Think about it, Florida. Please give Heather Carpenter the biggest

CR. Question. What? I don't want to hear your question. Nah, I got a got a question so for her to carry in your guys your friends uh you know turd terrorists so he does he does he poop on the floor and then pick it up never asked if it was human feces it could have been dog feces i don't know what kind of feces it was okay he was using i'm just curious like do you just poop like i don't know what kind of feces heather was using okay you know what i'm saying we just assumed it was i he was using. I'm just curious. Like, do you just poop in it? It's like, I don't know what kind of feces Heather was using. Okay. You know what I'm saying? We just assumed it was hers.

I'm just assuming it's hers. Do you pick it up or do you go in the toilet? I'm just saying, if you got to go to a prison, you know what I'm saying, and that's your weapon of choice, you always got some on deck.

I always got some on deck. You right. I'm pretty regular. All right. Matter of fact, 8.30 this morning, if anybody, any terror terrorists need something,

holler at me. I got it for the low. My goodness. Is it going to be mushy or hard? Let me see what I had. Well, last night I had fish for dinner. This morning I had my regular protein shake. You should always look at your poo to figure out how well you're doing as far as your diet.

I never look at my poo. You should. No, that's disgusting. You got to make sure it looks normal. No, I'm fine. The color of it, the texture. All right, guys. All right, we got more coming up next.

We're The Breakfast Club. This is The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. All right, we got more coming up next. We're The Breakfast Club. This is The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. He was interning for us earlier this morning. He was over there helping the interns out.

We appreciate that so much, man. We don't have a lot of time with him, though. Donnell's not falling for these tricks anymore. No, we had an interview earlier. We had Common here. Common ran over. No, Common did not run over. tricks anymore. No, we had an interview earlier. We had Common here. Common ran over. No, Common did not run over. He did.

No, he did. Charlamagne was jogging him so long, and that's why it ran over. And I was out in the lobby, and I saw Charlamagne. You're wasting your time, bro. No, I'm not wasting my time. I'm telling the truth. You got seven minutes. I'm telling the truth.

Anytime somebody socially provocative come on here, or somebody wrote a book or something, he wanted to spend extra time. You only got seven minutes, Donnell. I've never seen him run and take the pictures so hard. He act like he was talking to Dr. Martin Luther King going down the street, son. You only got seven minutes, Donnell. I already know.

I got a book, too, don't fuck up. Donnell, you do not have a book. Why are you lying? I have a book. What book? I have a book. Where is it? Donnell, you got six minutes, Donnell.

Look, I don't really care how much time I got. It just came on me. You got five minutes and 15 seconds. I don't care how much time I got. I'm just letting y'all know. I'm not scared as **** because he got three books under his belt. Two. Okay?

Let's show Donnell some love today. Common was up here talking about his love. I'm trying to get him to talk about his show this weekend. Whatever love I get, it ain't going to be whatever love I get. You got four minutes. It's my interview over already, sis. No, you got four minutes, 30 seconds, but you're not making the most of it. Let's talk about your book for real, Donnell.

Hip-hop is dead. Donnell, I'm trying to help you. You mother f***er kill hip-hop, son. Yo, Charlie Bane, you kill hip-hop, son. F***ers used to love listening to hip-hop, son. Donnell. But they're sick of everything booty, booty, booty, booty, booty, booty, booty. Donnell.

Donnell, you're wasting time. You ain't going to mention your show you at Caroline's this weekend, man. But it's sicker. Everything booty, booty, booty, booty, booty, booty, booty. But now you're wasting time. You ain't going to mention your show. You at Caroline's this weekend, man. Mother's Day weekend. Yeah. May 9th through the 12th. You got about two minutes left, Donnell. I don't want to do it.

No, you got four. To do another intro. He got four minutes. To do another intro. What you mean? Let me do the intro. Good morning, everybody. It's the breakfast up.

We got a special guest in the house tonight. Boom. It's the morning. It's the morning. It's not the house. Whatever, man. Yo, I'm sick of y'all, man. I'm trying to help you, Donnell. Donnell, you just as guilty as me.

What? Don't try that night with me right now. Listen, Austin's dad. Donnell, you got three minutes, 40 seconds. What's up? All right. So let's talk about Austin's dad, the book that you actually do have. Now, you know who's funny?

Oh, Gary. Why you disrespecting what you're talking about? No, Gary be funny when he come up behind you. Because Gary be putting on costumes. For her, guys. You see his sweater. And Gary don't even write jokes. Guess what, son?

I don't put costumes on, son. I don't got to be nobody but me when I come up here, son. I thought you were dressed as a child today. That do look like Kimmel. Yo, that wasn't that funny, son. Don't even do it. You Def Jam laughing right now. Yo, you know who dressed good in Lil' clothes?

Lil' Duval be coming up here dressed nice in Lil' clothes. Alright, we didn't talk about Lil' Duval. Where Lil' Duval up here, son? Nah, you funny. Man, first off, the world already know all of my funny is dead. So, Donnell, let's talk about Austin's dad, because that is a book that you really do have. Thank you. Y'all gonna start disrespecting me, sir. You got a dad?

Wait, this is the book? Now, hold on. Dinell, this came from... I ain't finished with the book yet, sir. This cannot be the book. Yo, we ran out of money, sir. We ran out of money. Why is this leaking? Yo, I'm serious. I'm lying.

Yo, how do a book start, sir? That's a chart pamphlet. A book start with an idea. I can't believe this is your book. Yo, Evie, Evie, don't disrespect my motivation right now, son. I'm church flying, man. I do, man. I ain't gonna lie.

Do I say that when you be in Paris or New Jersey, what your background look like, son? Do I say that when you be out in the cellar houses with Big Pun, son? It's half a season, man. son? It's after season, man. It's after season, man. This big boy, Big Pun, you want Big Pun back to life, and this is selling houses, son. Oh, my God.

Man, Donna, man, you've been bodying your two minutes, bro. You got 30 seconds left, bro. All right, back to what we were talking about, Angela. We're my God. Man, Donnell. Man, you've been bodying your two minutes, bro. You got 30 seconds left, bro. All right, back to where we're talking about Angela. We're trying to keep things on track. You got 31 seconds left. So the thing was,

when I first came in... Into the mic, Donnell. All right. The thing was, when I first came in here, I thought that Charlamagne, you know, he showed Carmen a lot more love

than he showed me. 20 seconds. Because Carmen is an author. Mm-hmm. And nobody thinks that I'm an author. You are an author. You know what I'm saying?

And I wrote a book. You got 10 seconds. The light's on. We thought you was coming up here with Chappelle. Donnell. That means your time's up, bro. You know what? Don't matter.

I'm good. Donnell. Anyway, the name of the book is called. You're running the light, Donnell. Yo, I'm not going to ever read it out loud, right? It's called Austin're running the light down there yo I'm not gonna ever read it out loud right it's called Austin's Dads

Austin's Dads Hats and the way this book came about is because my dad passed away about a year ago and I had a box of

what why are you laughing I'm not laughing hold the fuck up what's going on son I would love to hear Donnell talk about his book. So go ahead.

Your father passed away last year. My father passed away last year. Condolences on that, by the way. Yeah, condolences, for real. First off, half-b***s don't even know what condolences really mean. They just know when the RIP go down, there's certain words you gotta use, son. You know, it's standard s***, son.

Shut up, man. Condolences. Do your habit. Rest easy. I don't even take pictures with nobody no more because I think they put me in their RIP history. Sleep in peace. They just wait for you to die. Be like, oh, I was just with you.

I got the pic with the nigga. I got it right here. We was just with you. Oh, man. Who wrote this book, bro? I wrote the book, son. You sure? What you trying to say, son?

What you trying to come out the hard cop? Can I read a page? Can I read a page? Can I read a page? Read a page. Let me read a page. So down there, does the book come like that? Explain the book first. Okay, explain it. Because I know it ain't at its final stages right now.

Go ahead. Why did you bring this? It's not even ready. I didn't want to bring it, but then Carmen was out there with a book. Charlamagne got two right here. I'm not going to be the only without a book. Well, you can't just Xerox copies or something and just wear the book.

Don't this look like a book, sir? No. It don't look like a book. It look like a watchtower. All right, let me tell you the back story of it. You with your over witness? It's a program. Let me talk to God right now.

Oh, boy. You talking Charlamagne to God or God to God? No, not Lardamaine to God. Lenardamaine, dear God. I know the devil comes to me in so many different ways. And I know it's with you. Wow, that was disrespectful. I know.

That was disrespectful. Yo, yo, you're so disrespectful. Turn your. I'm about bad, man. I'm about bad, man. All right, back to the book. Jesus hit me and said he's sending that prayer to spam folder. You know what?

It says it right here. You know what? I'm not going to do this, man. My mother told me just to breathe. What the hell is that? It's something for people like you. Look at this. What's that, sage?

It's lavender. And this is a car. It's lavender. What? Yo, let me explain it. Yo, let me explain this, man, please. You playing with my mental health right now. Don't do that, son. You gonna get me anxiety or whatever them acronyms

you be f***ing with. That's not an acronym. You know, PTSD. Yeah, that s***. But listen, this is a calming device. No, lavender does calm people. John Mayer, I saw him at a party with one of these, right? And he was, because John Mayer don't smoke, he don't drink, he just all natural.

So when you know niggas is all natural, they got to do some other shit to take their brain different places. And when he did it, he do like this. It will calm them down. I was like, what's that, right? Is that car pressure? Because I tried anything once, right? I tried anything once.

I said, what's that? And he f***ed me. And it's like a... Yes, he said it. Wait a minute, wait a minute. Yes, he said it. Wait, wait. This is what it's for right now.

This is what this s*** is for. Thank you, John, man. Yeah, it's funny. It's calming, right? It's calming. Yeah, I feel calm. All right, we got more with Donnell Rollins when we come back. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good's calming. Yeah, I feel calm. We got more with Donnell Rawlins when we come back.

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We are The Breakfast Club. We have comedian Donnell Rawlings in the building. Now, Donnell, you said you'd try anything once? I knew you was going to go back to that. You did say that, though. To exclude package, sir. I just want to know some of the things that you would try once. What have you tried once? All that, sir.

Okay. I'm from the streets. You don't got to say what it is. I'm just saying I just put all that and then you figure it out. Cocaine? I don't understand what you're talking about. Crack? Hell no.

Penis. Did you just proposition him? This is what this is for, sir. This is what this is for, man. Everybody told me don't let him get to you. Don't let him get to you. Don't let him get to you, nigga. We got a game plan going. They said, don't let him fuck with you, son. I got videos.

I can rewind it. I got times when you showed me, love. It was only like- I love you, Donnell. It was only like two minutes out of an hour. I tell people all the time, Donnell, one of the funniest stand-up comics in America to date. You don't tell Donnell. Yes, I do.

What does that tell you about the Donnell show? When I do. What did I tell you when you went to Donnell's show? Um, when I saw him and Dave at Radio City. I didn't say no police stop. You talk about, um. You went to go see Dave. You didn't see his show. No, I didn't. I went to go see Donnell, too.

First of all, Donnell, I tell him he had the best set that night. Easily. It was Dave, Mark. These books staring at me, man. Time I turn around, I got to look at this face. I'm sick of your face, son. It's a scandal on me. Okay, so Donnell will be at Caroline's Mother's Day weekend.

No, what I want to do, what I want to do, on the real side, something I want to say, because I haven't had a platform since it happened, but R.I.P. Nipsey Hussle. I know everybody on every format has spoken on it or whatever, but, you know, I just want to say we lost a dope mother******. Nipsey Hussle's music, his life, I personally believe, stood for more than his music.

You know, we lost a great one. We lost a mother****** that we should have never lost. Whenever I come to Brooklyn, I always want to go to the grimiest spots. I always want to go to the grimiest spots. I always want people to see, like, who I am, to be able to touch me. But if it comes to a point where you trying to keep it real

and you still trying to connect to the hood is going to cost you your life, then mother****** is going to start second-guessing that. And like Jay-Z say, make sure your team that's around you is tight as f***. I never tried to change the momentum three times. You know the reason why?

I didn't try to change the momentum. I've done this before, Charlamagne. I'm not new to this. I'm not new to this. What I'm saying is that I know that, you know, people look at me as a funny mother or whatever, but sometimes you want to take it away from that and you want people to think something different of you.

Just be careful. Did you know Nipsey? You be careful, too. Envy, you be careful, too. Did you know Nipsey? Did y'all know each other? Envy, you be careful, too. All right?

He asked you a question. No, no, I don't want that. You be careful, too, because you be selling them houses and parents. I know the b**** be busting shots out there. So you better tell Big Pun to come back, son. This guy don't stop, man. Him and Big Pun being, they selling houses dead in the middle of Little Italy.

Yeah, son. Oh, you want to go there on it? Yeah. No, just give me me looking happy as s*** in the hood. That b**** be smiling like s*** in the real estate journey. He be like, hi, guys. Yo, yo, flipping Jersey. Be like, that be like, he got that thing on him, son.

Jersey don't never smile. He be like, you know we about to get out of here as soon as that camera goes, son. Whatever, son. I'm just saying, man. Just, man, just. What do you think of Kim Kardashian getting her law degree? I think it's a good accomplishment for her to be at her age and to have had the financial success that she has. Because most motherfuckers go to school to get a law degree to become doctors and make money.

She already got the money. You don't get a law degree to become a doctor. You know what? This is why I try to switch the tone. Are you high? No. Enough with the lavender. I smoke all the smoke.

What's going on? I smoke all the smoke. What's going on? I smoke all the smoke. You go to law school to get a doctorate degree. Go to law school to be a doctor. Y'all can jump me. Y'all can jump me. You didn't say that, though. You didn't say that, though.

That's not what I said. That is what you said, Donnell. I'm passionate, son. I'm passionate, son. Okay, let me break it down. Let me rewind. Yeah. For someone of, I said, normally people go to school to get these degrees to pursue these professions that have paid them a lot of money.

You know what I'm saying? You go to law school to be a lawyer, to make a lot of money being a lawyer. Kim Kardashian, on the other hand, she's already a billionaire, and she's older now. Is she a billionaire? Okay, you can try to take away from my point all you want. The point I'm trying to make is that that was like a life goal for her, and she followed through with her life goal. So to answer your question, Charlamagne, what I think about it,

I applaud her. How did your brother feel about it? You didn't want that answer. You want me to give you a dumbass answer? No, I didn't. That was very intelligent. Go ahead. How did your brother feel about Jussie Smollett getting fired from Empire? You want to know what my brother that happens to be a homosexual and people that don't know the facts. I didn't say nothing about that. No, because there's an inside joke going on here, Charlamagne. I know you talking about? I know you, Charlamagne. I know you. And I asked him, I said, yo, because I thought Jussie was his mans. You know what I'm saying? They playing the same team. I thought all the yas's stick together, right? You know, I thought yas's, you like yas, yas, yas.

We yas and we yas it, right? And I asked my brother, who's gay, he said, I don't like that sissy-ass shit he do. So I'll tell you this. Just because Jussie is gay, everybody went rocking with him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. There was a lot of people that was upset about it. The good thing about it, people came together and everybody was upset. The bad thing about it, it was a lie.

But there was some truth in that lie because those things actually happen to people. People do commit hate crimes people do attack a certain person because their gender does they race whatever but in that case It wasn't the truth, but it brought some awareness to it done fortune part about it It was a big lie and that just tore people's heart and it was just fucked up There's your brother still have a crush on Solomon now my brother's I'm gonna tell you I wouldn't rub brother, when Onyx was up here, he stopped f***ing with you after Onyx. Really?

Yeah, for real, sir. Yo, he called me straight up, sir. I'm telling you, sir. He called me straight up. He said, I don't f*** with that nigga Charlamagne no more, sir. He was like this all the time. What did that have to do with anything? He just didn't like the way Charlamagne

handled himself with Onyx. That was 2012. Whatever, f***ing follow me. You make me watch you, sir. Since he hasn't liked you f*** you been following, you f***ing watch you, son. Since he hasn't liked you anymore. Yeah, he was like this, f*** that man, I ain't f***ing with that n***a. That's what he said. Listen, what do you think about the outrage against Tiffany about having the chicken in her bag at the Met Gala?

You thought that was warranted? First off, f*** is going to be outrageous about anything. You know what I'm saying? The same mother f***er, I can't believe she had fried chicken in her bag was probably like, I got some hot sauce and I got your own Lori's sauce. I mean, like, man, we got to find other s***

to be outraged about, bruh. If a mother f***er like fried chicken, they like fried chicken. White people love fried chicken way more than black people. That's why they stole the recipe from us. Don, are you supposed to be inhaling that much?

I don't think you're supposed to be sniffing that much lavender. You've been doing that a lot. You've been inhaling that. Yo, you know why I sniffed this much lavender? You want to know why? I think it's too much. I don't think you're supposed to be sniffing that much lavender. You've been doing that a lot. You've been inhaling that. Yo, you know why I sniffed this much lavender? You want to know why? I think it's too much.

The energy. You've been. You don't like the energy? You've been inhaling that too much lavender. You want to leave and start f***ing that? You need all of this s***.

Donnell Wallace, ladies and gentlemen. Where you going to be at this weekend? Caroline s***. All right. Well, ladies and gentlemen. Listen, though, we love Donnell.

Yeah, we love Darnell. I can't tell. It's all good. I spoke my piece. I got my name. Darnell Ronan is a good guy. Won't he do it? Yes, he will.

It's the Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Let's talk about it. All right, what's up? It's The Breakfast Club. And you know today's Friday, so what does that mean? It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday!

And today we are talking about porn why are we talking about porn today well on red table talk willa smith was talking about her love of very artistic porn and now she's been offered the opportunity to direct the porn okay so if you could direct a porn what would your porn be about what would it be called now y'all bleep me last time but i know how to i know how to say it without getting bleeped okay Okay. I would remake Coming to America, but it'd be a young lady named America, and you call it blank in America. Right? So Hakeem and Simi would be blanking in America.

That's one. That's perfect. You got one? I think Masturbation Point is good. So I would do based off That's perfect. You got one? I think masturbation porn is good. So I would do based off Beyonce's Me, Myself, and I. Ooh. And then I think that could be good. Just like a nice masturbation porn.

And I'm all about the- When maybe she's upset, she just went through a breakup. That's hard. I'm all about diversity. So I would do a gay porn. Charlamagne the dog? No. I would have a bunch of dirty cops.

One is named Alonzo and it's a new guy named Hoyt and then Alonzo and his boys all sleep with the new guy Hoyt. They all sleep with him at once and you call it training day. As in train, you run a train,

training day. Yeah. Okay, you really thought these out? Yeah, yeah. That'd be a good one. Okay. Let's go to the phones and see what they got.

Hello. Hey, good morning. Good morning. Let's go to the phones and see what they got. So you're starring it? No. Let's go to the phones and see what they got. Hello. Hey, good morning. Good morning. What's up? Is this Paulina? This is Paulina. Just wanted to say I love you guys. I listen to you every morning.

Okay. So I wanted to tell y'all my idea. It's actually not my idea. It's my pop's idea. He let me know this idea before he passed away because he wanted me to make it into fruition. Okay. Hey, I hope Bang Bros is listening.

We got some ideas for you, Bang Bros. We're about to have our own line of Breakfast Club videos. Yo, got you right now. All right. So, check this. A Jehovah Witness, right? When they knock on the door, nobody ever wants to answer the door, but knocks on the door, preach whatever we're preaching,

and they're like, nah, we're not interested. And then they're like, nah, but if you open the door, I got something else for you. And they open the door. All right. And just... Wow. Now, Shonamayne, your family's Jehovah Witness, but they watch this movie. I don't know, but I just thought of another porn.

It could be a gay porn based on Jehovah Witnesses, right? Why are all your porns gay porn? But listen, you know how in the Jehovah Witness religion you get disfellowshipped when you do something you ain't got no business doing? Oh, a real fellowship. You can call this one disfellows**. You can't say that either. Jesus Christ! And please don't say that as you talk about porn either.

Oh, you know, that's a good one though. Fellowship. Oh! Fellowship, yes. This fellowship. Yes. Ooh. Hey, what's going on?

Good morning. Hey, good morning. We are talking about porn. What would your porn be about, and what's your name? My name's Mario, but I need y'all to listen to it, all right? Okay. Shall I tell you that? Yes.

Charming booty smiles. Explain. Come on, man. It's perfect. Charming booty smiles? Yes, sir on, man. It's perfect. Charming booty smiles? Yes, sir, my bro. What's a booty smile? You know when you, like, sideways, and then, like, you lift one of your legs up?

When you sideways and you lift one of your legs up. Okay. I've never heard that expression before. Now, hey, you could do a porn where it's just a bunch of women playing with dildos and call it Toy Story. Okay. Come on. Let's go to the phones. Alright, who's this? Yamin. Yamin?

Yes. Yamin, what would your porn be about? Talk to us. Oh my gosh. First I want to say hi, guys. You know how long I've been trying to get on the air? Oh my gosh. Hello. Today is your day, girl. I know, right? It would be funny that today is when we're talking about porn, though, right? Yes. We're having all the philosophical conversations. I know, right? It would be funny that the day is when we're talking about porn, though, right? Yes. Having all the philosophical conversations you guys have, right?

Hey, highbrow stuff here on The Breakfast Club, baby. Okay, so what would your porn be about? So, you know, like, how after school, like, at nighttime, the parents meet together for a PTA meeting? Mm-hmm. Those things are so boring. And I can only imagine, like, if the whole situation starts up, like, an after school PTA meeting.

Oh, a PTNA meeting. Huh? A PTNA meeting. A PTNA meeting. Yo, Bang Bros, holler at us. Yeah, like a PTNA meeting. You know, a bunch of horny ass like middle aged people together. Why not?

Yes. All right. I like the PTNA meeting. I like that. You could do, Matt, you could do a movie based off just like oral sex and call it Jaws. And like when the woman's walking to the camera, you have the Jaws music playing. You know what I'm saying? Like there's just so many dope stuff you could do.

Oh, okay. I think I have a really good one. Talk to me. We could do a porn called The Breakfast Club, right? And it could be one girl and she walks in on the two guys having sex with each other from The breakfast club. And what's going on? Show them to me.

Go ahead, talk. I'm bringing somebody in here. It sounds like you're doing the movie right now. I'm bringing somebody in here. Hey, Kirk, just real quick. We're not starting the interview yet, but I want to ask you something real quick, Mr. Franklin. Oh, Lord.

Why are you doing this to Kirk Franklin? Today is Friday. Today is Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. And you know what? And I'm getting ready to go because I know where this is going. No, listen. Today's topic is about porn.

Okay. No, true story. Porn. Talking about porn. Willow Smith is directing her own porn. She's not directing it. What is she doing? She got an offer.

She said that she likes artistic porn, and she got an offer to direct her own. Yeah, and I don it. What is she doing? She got an offer. She said that she likes artistic porn and she got an offer to direct her own. Yeah, and I don't know if that's something I'd be comfortable with with my daughter. I said the same way. Yeah, you know, yeah, never enough. So now, you're talking about porn and you saw me out there, so you wanted me to come in. No, because

we're talking about the poems we would create. Yes. So my idea, I had an idea called Coming to America. Okay. And you have a young lady named America. Yeah. But it's all about him talking to me about it. I'm trying to figure this out.

Yeah, so I want to know if you could create a poem, what would it be? Okay, well, if I probably would not do it, I think it probably would not be in my best interest to even consider that. I probably would just pass. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Can I go now? Alright, Kirk. You fun killer.

Thank you, Kirk. You look good, my brother. My brother. Kirk Franklin, ladies and gentlemen. I ain't even get to tell him my idea about Stomp. What was your idea? What was your idea? Why would you do that?

I feel bad that I'm... Oh, but you know he has a new album out. That's true. And it's called Long Live Love. That's a great porn. I do have a gospel porn, though. Long live. If I wasn't...

I could do a gospel porn. I could have somebody play me, right? And it would be called The God in Me. And it'd be Mary Mary playing throughout the whole thing. The God in Me. Yes. All right, I'm tired of playing this game. All right, it's The Breakfast Club.

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