The Breakfast Club - Freaky Friday: Strange Sex acts ( Chris Redd Interview)

Episode Date: June 7, 2019

Today on the show we had a first timer, comedian Chris Redd from SNL stopped by and spoke about his come up from being a rapper to now a comedian, chicago comedy and even ended the interview with some bars, well sort of. Also, we opened up the phone lines for our listeners to get a chance to give someone the hee - haw for "Donkey of the Day" and since it is Freaky Friday we opened up the phone lines to see what is something strange that happened to them in the bedroom.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The world's most dangerous morning show. We in the mother... We in the mother... Good morning, USA. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. Good morning, Angela Yee. Hey, good morning, DJ Envy. It's Friday. Yes, yo, yo. Good morning, Angela Yee. Hey, good morning, DJ Envy. It's Friday! Yes, it's Friday, and we are both in San Antonio.

Yeah, we're broadcasting from San Antonio. Shout out to our San Antonio station, 98.5 The Beat. Now, this is my first time in San Antonio. I've been here before. I think I did a show out here once before, but very excited to be here. Shout out to everybody in San Antonio. They're taking good care of us. We need to talk to our home base station.

Yeah, they are. They got they made jerseys with our names on the back. Everything that we love up here they actually have around in the room. They have food here for us. So they're really showing us a good time so far. We have all kinds of posters up everywhere, postcards. So yeah, thank you guys out here. We're having a good time so far. We have all kinds of posters up everywhere, postcards.

So, yeah, thank you guys out here. We're having a good time. Shout out to everybody in San Antonio. And also yesterday before I got here, I flew out to Atlanta. I had to go to Morehouse College. So shout out to Chevy. Chevy Blazer. So Chevy, I'm an ambassador for Chevy.

That was made official yesterday. So I'm so excited about that. They just launched the new Chevy Blazer 2019. Not only is the car cool, what Chevy is doing for the HBCUs is cool. They picked up six journalists around, you know, from the different colleges. And I think there's one from Howard. There's one from Hampton. There's one from FAMU.

There's one from Morehouse. And they're actually taking the journalists to different cities to learn more about what they want to do, you know, doing journalism stuff, whether it's radio, whether it's television, whether it's broadcasting. And I thought that was pretty dope, so shout to Chevy for doing that. Shout to Chevrolet, and I'm happy to be the brand ambassador for Chevy. And yes, I will have the new Chevy Blazer at my car show. I was going to ask, what does that mean for the car show? The car show is getting so big.

I'm so excited about it. Something that I just thought was going to be a little show is turning out to a major production, and it's great. So I'm excited about that. All right. All right. Well, let's get this show cracking. Front page news, what are we talking about?

Well, let's talk about YouTube. Now, you may wonder about these homophobic harassment videos that are on YouTube. Don't you think they should take those down? Absolutely. Well, we'll tell you what they will do, but they're not taking them down. All right. We'll get into all that when we come back.

Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. What are we talking about, Yee?

Well, let's talk about somebody who is now banned from all Warriors team activities and from all NBA games. That would be I know you saw this Warriors minority owner, Mark Stevens. He actually pushed Kyle Lowry in Game 3 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday

night, and that's because Kyle Lowry was doing his job. He was trying to save a loose ball in the fourth quarter. He landed on some fans and then you saw somebody reach over everybody and push him and have some words with him. So now he is being banned and he also has a $500,000 fine. I think that's whack. I mean, banning a man, fining him $500,000, yes,

but banning him only a year, I think that's a problem. If that would have been anybody else, if anybody else would have touched a player, they'd probably be banned for life for at least five to ten years, not a year. They should be banning him longer than that. There's no reason for that man to push him like that. Well, LeBron said there's absolutely no place in our beautiful game for that at all.

There's so many issues here. When you sit courtside, you absolutely know what comes with being on the floor. And if you don't know, it's on the back on the ticket itself that states the guidelines. But he himself being a fan, but more importantly, part owner of the Warriors, knew exactly what he was doing, which was so uncalled for.

So disrespectful. And he lucky he did it to him, because if he did it to somebody else, could you imagine him doing it to like, Ron Artest back in the day? Or Charles Oakley back in the day? That guy would have been, he would have been all over the floor,

face bloody, nose broken, all that. Now, LeBron did make a point, too. He said, just think, what if Kyle would have reacted and put his hands back on him? You guys would be going crazy. Absolutely. What if he would have went into his office and shoved him while he was doing his job?

While he was doing his job, just shoved him through him on the floor? That'd be it for him. He would have sued him. All right, now, a high school valedictorian says a principal intentionally cut off her microphone. That's have sued him. All right, now, a high school valedictorian says a principal intentionally cut off her microphone.

That's because she mentioned two notable people, two notable black victims of injustice, Trayvon Martin and Tamir Rice in her speech. Now, when she actually

gave her speech to the principal, they were told, okay, you have to take those two names out because it would incite anger towards white people. According to Ruha Hagar, she said,

he advised me to take that line out completely. And when she didn't, it cut her mic off. Listen. Three kids that were murdered in senseless mass shootings. Tatevon Martin, Tammy Rice, and all the other children who became victims of incest. That's foul. It cut her mic off. She was just telling her truth.

And why are people upset if people are going to be angry about something? They should be angry about it. I mean, not every white person is racist, but in those situations that's something that touched her heart, so she should be able to talk about it. Yeah, why can't you say the names of the people who really were affected? Were victims. Yeah.

Alright, now YouTube won't take down homophobic harassment videos. They're saying that it's a open platform. So it's crucial to allow everyone from creators to journalists to late night TV hosts to express their opinions within the scope of our policies. But those opinions can be deeply offensive. But if they don't violate the policies, they will remain on the site. So this is all because Carlos Maza, who's a video journalist who works for Vox, is speaking out after they won't ban the videos of Steven Crowder, who is a right wing personality who uses the platform to attack him with homophobic and racist slurs. YouTube will, however, demonetize those videos, but they won't take them down. Yeah. You know, thinking about that, I'm thinking about it now.

And you have the right to free speech and you have the right to say what you want to say. But if it's a privately owned platform, I should be able to say, you know what? I just don't like that on my platform. You know, if I own YouTube or I own Instagram or Facebook, and I feel like I don't want that negativity on my platform, I'm going to pull it off. I feel like hate speech shouldn't be allowed.

I'm with you. I'm with you all the way. All right. All right. Well, that's your front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, hit us up right now. Maybe you're out in San

Antonio, you're starving, you're hungry, you haven't eaten yet, you want one of them tacos and, you know. Oh my gosh, I know. They said they're some of the most amazing restaurants which I can't wait to hit up later today. Alright, maybe that's the situation. Or maybe you just want to spread some positivity. 800-585-1051.

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Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? I'm going to take my horse to the old town road. I'm going to ride till I can't no more. This is Louis S. Knox, man. I thought it was Billy Ray Cyrus. No, this is Donnell Rollins. What do you want, Donnell?

It's too early to be calling and playing this morning. Nah, I just wanted to say, man, you know, first I wanted to mention all the things you do in the community, and I didn't get a chance to wish Big Pun a happy birthday, a happy belated birthday, so I wanted to do that. Awesome. It's not Big Pun. His name is Caesar.

His name is Flipping NJ. Caesar Pun. And I'm in South Carolina right now, and I'm getting a lot of secrets that people don't really know about Charlamagne Tha God. That's right. You are in Columbia tonight. Yeah. You know, his original name was Charlamagne the Devil,

and he switched it when he moved to New York. A lot of people don't know that. A lot of people don't know that he was born the same color and flavor slave, but through surgical procedures and everything, he was able to light the skin up. People do know that. So, in other words, Charlamagne the Devil envies Envy.

Exactly. Exactly. And I'm not going to do what they told me. And here they told me, you're not really Asian. You just did that because you want to connect with the Asian community. That's what they told me. I'll take it. This is my truth, and I'm sticking with it. What'd they tell you about you, Donnell? They told me that I've had an issue with lotion and eczema for my entire life.

But that's no secret to anybody. Everybody knows that. Man, why are you calling me? What are you doing out there anyway? And by the way, Donnell, I saw you got your book finished. You know what? I ain't got time for y'all, man. Y'all not going to discredit my effort to be an author, son.

I just did something with BET, and they said, what do I want on the lower half of my thing? I was like, author, author, author. But I'm here in South Carolina because, like you, Envy, I'm trying to flip some stuff down here, but they say the only thing I can do here is flip 40 ounces of lotion, so I don't think it's going to be a good effort here. No, not at all.

You're doing a show tonight, right? I'm at the Columbia Comedy House. It's the only comedy club in South Carolina. I'm going to be here Friday, two shows Friday, two shows Saturday, and one show Sunday. And I heard that you guys are in the market. So I said, let me call my good friends that hate on me all the time and see if I can get some love. All right, well, we're showing you love.

And I know you're also going to be in Detroit on Monday and Tuesday with Dave Chappelle. I'm going to be there with Dave Chappelle to film. I thought you might be there, but unfortunately not. Anytime I'm somewhere. I get there Wednesday. Yeah, and you did it on purpose. I told you I was going to be there Tuesday. You said, oh, that's so good, Donna.

I did that on Wednesday. I did. I said, push the show back. My goodness. Y'all are evil. Y'all are evil at the same time, son. All right, hang up on him. Bye, Donna.

Thank you. Hello, who's this? Hey, Lorenzo. Good morning. Good morning, Envy. Lorenzo, what's up, bro? Get it off your chest. Good morning.

Good morning. Yo, Charlamagne, you there too? I'm here. Charlamagne's not here. Yo, yo, yo. Oh, yeah, yeah. Don't come up with that, Envy. Now, listen, man.

I was pissed. I was talking to my wife the other day, right? And my boy was telling me, yo, a couple years ago, he said, yo, listen, invest into these stocks, right? Because I'm not crazy, crazy into the stock market. You know what I mean? I put a little bit of money into it. So he was telling me, and bro, it was a couple cents,

like two, three years ago, a stock. Bro, I checked it like a month ago. Oh, my God, I almost had a heart attack. So you should have did what your wife said. Nah, listen, man, I know. I should have. Listen to your wife, bro. It was telling me that I would have made, if I would have invested $1,000 that I wanted to invest in it,

dude, I would have had at least over $50,000 right now in that account. You got to listen to your wife. What stock was it? I'm just curious. Cannabis company. Cannabis company, yeah. Aurora Cannabis. But it was like, I mean, I came up a little bit off the Disney stocks.

That was a good little investment since they did that little stuff with the streaming services. Yeah, with the streaming services. Yeah, well, congratulations. I love to hear people invest in their money into things they're not necessarily too comfortable with. He didn't know much about stocks. He gave it a shot, and he made some money. So congratulations. You know what?

We always have regrets when we see later on how well a stock did. Like, damn, I should have invested. That always happens. All right, well, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. You better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hey, how you doing? This is Joel calling from Georgia, originally from Brooklyn, New York. Joel, what up?

Get it off your chest, bro. Yeah, yeah. Well, good morning, good morning, good morning. I want to say I appreciate your show every morning, you know. But what I want to get off my chest is the simple fact that um people sit back like like like platforms like youtube they want to keep certain videos on that pushes certain agenda down yeah i don't have nothing against homosexuals right but my whole thing is that just a few months ago they sat down and they banned and deleted a bunch of videos from from

all different types of beliefs like muslim, religion, you know, the whole flat earth, whatever, anything that incites radical thinking. Right. Yeah, yeah, you know what I'm saying? And I just find that it's crazy that they're not deleting videos like that, you know, that speak against, you know, transgenders, homosexuals, and all of that. Like, I just find that that's a corny double standard that they have. You know what I'm saying?

When it comes to people speaking the truth about, you know, about, you know, like the crimes that are being committed against black people every day, you know, they want to delete videos like that because it's going to incite, it's going to incite radical thinking, which it's not. I feel that it's awakening people, you know? Yeah, I agree with you. I mean, videos like that shouldn't be banned.

But when you're bashing a group of people, whether it's homosexuals, whether it's black people, whether it's Asian people, Spanish people, Muslim people, things like that should be banned. It shouldn't be a hate speech, but you should have the option to have a conversation. If you believe the world is flat, you can have that conversation all day. But you can't bash anybody. I think that's foul and wrong. That incites hate, and it could incite violence.

Absolutely. Hello, who's this? Hi, it's just Shemika. Hey, Shemika, get it off your chest. I'm just calling today because I just don't understand why when a couple break up and they have a child together and one person move on, they feel like they don't have to do

what they need to do for their child What's your baby daddy doing mama exactly? He just be just don't want to pick up his kids He all of a sudden he leaving them like hanging because he got a new girlfriend and it's just like it's just annoying He don't want to give no money. No support. No nothing had a new girl look mama I mean she's alright right, I guess. I'm not a hater. I'm not a hater.

Who laughing in the background? She's not as fly as you. No, she's not. She don't get money like me, no. I work hard all the time, like, and I used to support, I used to hold him down. So my thing is, even though we're not together, hold your child down, because I did what I had to do for you and the relationship. I agree with that.

And listen, to anybody who's dating somebody who has a child by someone else, as a woman, your responsibility should also be to make sure that your man is taking care of his child, okay? Because you don't want to date somebody that's a deadbeat. Don't let her look better than you either, Mama. Yeah, she don't care about that. All right. Well, get it off your chest.

800-585-1051. You even got rumors on the way? Yes. Imagine having the gall to approach 50 Cent on the street while he's on a date and try to give him a CD and then start arguing with him. Well, somebody did just that.

Alright, we'll get into that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is the Rumor Report.

Talk to him. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. All right. So imagine 50 Cent is on a date and you're an aspiring rapper. And you decide to approach him while he's on his date and try to give him your mixtape while your friend is recording. Do you think this is going to end well? Check it out. It's wrong. How? There's nothing you can show me right now that's going to help me. My IG. Saying like, yo, this is it. Look at my IG. It's going to help me right now.

Yeah, that was absolutely positively wrong. I'm out on a date. And you come and talk to me or listen to me on my IG. That was totally, totally, totally wrong. Totally, totally, totally foul. And the young man that raps, he's a pretty decent rapper. But the problem is, you know, you get rowdy with the wrong one. And one, 50 Cent, he always has something with him.

He's never by himself. That's one. So it could have ended wrong. And two, when it comes to 50 and it comes to rappers, he's probably the, one of the only rappers that will truly listen to other people. I've seen 50 listen to rappers. I've seen people, 50 pull up emails. He's probably the one you should have said, yo, Fifth, I know you out on a date.

I want to send you something. I don't want to be disrespectful. Can you send me an email? And he would have gave you his should have said, yo, Fifth, I know you out on a date. I want to send you something. I don't want to be disrespectful. Can you send me an email? And he would have gave you his email and said, yeah, send it to me. He get all aggressive because he's out on a date

and doesn't want to look at your Instagram. That was a bad move. Right. So since then, he still has more messages for 50 Cent after the fact. Yo, 50,

let me tell you something, man. I don't give a f*** how big you think you are with my s***, you feel me? Like, yeah, I grew up listening to your music. I salute you, you feel me? But when I approached you, up listening to your music. I salute you, you feel me?

But when I approached you, I was like, yo, I want you to look at my Instagram. That was it. But you was getting gangster, my s***. Like, that s*** don't fly over here. It's also not cool to pull out a video, like, to start videotaping. Yeah, you start taping it. It just seems like you was doing it for clout, man. Like, he don't want to be

on video, and his girl from Black in Chicago, Nikki, she don't want to be on video, and his girl from Black in Chicago, Nikki, she don't want to be on video either. They trying to enjoy themselves. And like I said, Sun's a decent rapper, so it's one of those things where you could have had an opportunity to work with 50,

but the way you approached him was totally foul, and just imagine if you're out with your girl or you're out with your chick and somebody approached you, yo, Sun, I want you to listen to my Instagram. You gonna be like, yo, my G, I'm with my girl.

Talk to me later. I'm with my family. Talk to me later. That was totally foul, man. All right. Well, 50 Cent has posted a T-shirt. Just look at my IG. Your ish ain't going to work. So he's got those T-shirts available now. 50 crazy. Listen, like you said, he'll make money off of anything. Yep. Now, people are saying that they feel like they need to check on Diddy right now. And that is because his ex, Cassie, is reportedly pregnant with her new boyfriend, Alex Fine's baby. So they're saying she might be having a baby after ending an over 10 year relationship with Diddy just a few months ago. And he's still going through it.

He's still mourning the untimely passing of Kim Porter and still having to deal with being a mom and a dad at the same time right now. So I'm sure that is tough for him. Yeah, I prayed for Diddy last night. And the crazy thing when people don't understand, Diddy went from being, I don't want to say a part-time dad because, you know, he works, he was a dad. Full-time dad. Now he's a full-time mom and full-time dad.

Just think about it. Diddy's getting up at 4 or 5 in the morning, doing them girls hair, getting them to school, then running a business, then picking them back up and making sure they're okay, doing the activities. Like Diddy is in overtime right now. He's being the best dad

that he can. So I'm definitely, everybody should, if you're out there, you should definitely pray for Puff. Alright, now Spotify has done a deal with Barack and Michelle Obama. They'll be producing exclusive podcasts. It's a multi-year production deal that they have with them, so they're going to get that started now. They also have that Netflix deal.

Right. So the two of them are getting that shmoney, okay? Could you imagine signing to Barack and Michelle? How dope that would be? Yeah, lip service would be great underneath Barack and Michelle. I don't know if they would do lip service. Imagine if they did lip service and you get into their bedroom. By the way, Lisa Ann, if you guys know who Lisa Ann is,

she's the most searched porn star in the world. She's on lip service today. The episode's out now. What's she talking about? A lot of different things. A lot of different things. Porn, porn, and sex. Go ahead.

Yeah, you know, sometimes we talked about the time that something was too big for her. Okay. You asked me. All right. It's not Freaky Friday yet. Go ahead. Yeah, you know, sometimes we talked about the time that something was too big for her. Okay, Yee. You asked me. All right. It's not Freaky Friday yet. It is. Oh, all right. It is.

Yeah, all right. All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. All right. Thank you, Miss Yee. Now, when we come back, we got front page news. What are we talking about? Yes, let's talk about this $500 million investment.

Who is investing $500 million? We'll tell you what it's for as well. Alright, we'll get into that when we come back. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. What are we talking about, Yee?

Well, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is planning to put $500 million and that's to close all of the nation's remaining coal plants by 2030. He wants to make sure we have 100% clean energy economy by then. So that's going to put us on track for that. I think that's dope. Yeah, we're in a race against time with climate change, he said.

And yet there's virtually no hope of bold federal action on this issue for at least another two years. Mother Nature is not waiting on our political calendar, and neither can we. Right. All right, now let's talk about a valedictorian whose speech was cut short, and that's all because she mentioned Trayvon Martin and Tamir Rice by name. Ruha Hagar, she is originally from Iran.

She posted the video clip on her Twitter page of when she was giving her speech, and then the principal deaded her. Here's what happened. Three kids that were murdered in ten senseless mass shootings. giving her speech and then the principal deaded her here's what happened and they just cut her off as soon as she named their names now she said that the principal was aware that was in her speech originally but told her to take it out because it could incite anger towards the white people. And he advised her to take that line out completely and to revise it to honor all the children who became victims of injustice rather than naming names.

But she chose to continue to name those names. Yeah, I think that was foul for cutting off. That's her truth. That's how she feels. And it's also what really happened. Yes. Those those were victims like those. That's what really happened. And she should be able to say that. She cut her mic off for telling really happened. Yes. Those were victims. Like, that's what really happened.

And she should be able to say that. She cut her mic off for telling the truth? She didn't disrespect anybody. She told the truth. All right. Now, let's talk about the Warriors minority investor, Mark Stevens. He has been banned from the NBA. And that's only for a year, though.

And he got a $500,000 fine. And that's all because he pushed Kyle Lowry in game three of the NBA finals. This happened on Wednesday night and you see the video of it. I know you've seen the video, right? Yep. They said a team representative must be held to the highest possible standard and the conduct of Golden State Warriors

and Bester Mark Stevens last night was beyond unacceptable and has no place in our league. Even LeBron had to blast him on social media. He said there's absolutely no place in our beautiful game for LeBron had to blast him on social media. He said, there's absolutely no place in our beautiful game for that at all. He goes on to say, imagine if Kyle would have reacted and put his hands back on him. You guys would be going crazy, calling for him to damn near be put in jail, let alone being suspended for the rest of the finals, all because he was protecting himself.

I've been quite quiet throughout the whole NBA playoffs, watching every game, haven't missed one. But after I saw what I saw last night, took time to let it manifest into my thinking. Cap, I couldn't and wouldn't be quiet on this. Protect the players. Yeah, I think that's whack, too. The fine is good, $500,000, but if this would have been anybody else,

anybody else, it would have been banned longer than a year. If this would have been a regular person, anybody, but the fact that he's an owner that only banned him for a year, there's no reason to put your hands on a player. He's very, very lucky he's not another player. He's lucky he's not Ron Artest. He's lucky it wasn't Charles Oakley. He's lucky

it wasn't somebody that would have snuffed him and punched him and dragged him up and down that court. Could you blame Kyle if he did that to him? No, definitely couldn't. I'm minding my business. I even understand if he jumped in my lap and I'm pushing him off of me. No, he was two seats away. You reaching over people to push him.

You reaching over people to touch me? He should have dragged his ass. He should have dragged that old dude up and down that court. That's what I feel. All right, and Baby Shark is being turned into an animated series. Oh, boy. This whole time, because I don't know that much. You don't have kids, so you don't have to watch it.

This whole time, I thought it was. What that much you don't have kids so you don't have to watch it right this whole time I thought it was what I thought Baby Shark was an animated series oh no no I didn't know it was just a YouTube sensation yeah it's just a YouTube sensation

which is ridiculous and I still don't understand how kids can sit there and watch other kids play watch other kids count watch other kids talk about colors and my kids are guilty of it

like I'm sitting there with my son the other day and I'm like yo you don't wanna let's go play cars why are we watching these other kids play guilty of it. Like, I'm sitting there with my son the other day, and I'm like, yo, you don't want to? Let's go play cars. Why are we watching these other kids play cars? And he was like, no, I just like it. So, whatever. All right.

Well, that song has amassed nearly 3 billion YouTube views. You want to hear something crazy? I downloaded it in my laptop, and every once in a while, I play it at a club. And I can tell who the parents are in there because they start singing it right along. Okay. Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Front Page News. All right. Thank you, Miss Yee. Now, Charlamagne is out. I'm not sure what

he's doing. He might be bleaching a little bit. Who knows? But he is coming to San Antonio which is where we are right now. That's right. He'll be here tomorrow. And when we come back, we're going to kick it with Chris Redd. He's from Saturday Night Live. He's a comedian and we're going to talk with him. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club.

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You know, the season's done, so I'm on the road a lot more. Feeling good. Are you happy at SNL? Uh, yeah. I said, oh, yeah, like this. Oh, yeah. I said, oh, yeah, like this. Oh, yeah! Nah, man, it's dope. It's like, you know, it's like the NFL

of sketch comedy. And it takes a toll on you, though, a little bit with the schedule. So it's cool to just be doing stand-up and just taking a break. You have a background as a rapper before that. Yeah. So is this a lot more lucrative, I would take it? Yeah, because it worked.

You know what I mean? I loved spending time chasing that dream. You know what I mean? I did it for a long time, and I think it helps me with this. Because you do a lot of rappers on the show. Yeah, I play a lot of rappers on the show. Offset, Kanye, Lil Wayne, Sterling K. Brown. They said Offset wasn't there.

He ain't running no goddamn rap. He can rap, though. Ask him. Ask him if he can rap. He can rap. Every black man can rap if they try a little bit. That's not true. Why would you say that?

I met this dude named Keith, no last name. And he had no bars whatsoever. Really? Nah, that was fake. I just made that up. He said, really? That was that journalist, really, too. That was dope.

What type of category of rap are you? Like before SNL. Actually, my homie I used to rap with. Like a conscious rapper? He look like he still rap. We like, who is that? We were like, what? We did a little bit of everything.

Like, look, yeah, trap club. And we did some conscious rap, too. We tried some conscious. Y'all was just sticking everything against the wall to see what was up. Yeah, we were just going to f*** it up. Yeah, we were talking like, yo, today we gonna

do a thousand words a minute. So wait, this is your rapping partner here? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's my homie since like, what, forever, ever, yo. You still rap?

Yeah. Okay. Yeah, so I mean, you know, it was fun. Why you say that yeah like he need to find something else to do? When he said he still rap,

he was like, yeah. No, I didn't say that. Yes, you did. He got other stuff to do. Okay. Don't be talking about me under the bus, man. You don't even say his name. That's Marcus, man.

Marcus Ellis, man. That's my brother right there. What's his rap name? Marcus Ellis. What's his rap name? I was adding them in the conversation. I wasn't answering you, man. I ain't on. Look, it's early. What's your rap name? I was adding them In the conversation I wasn't answering you man I ain't on

Look it's early What's your rap name Marcus? Marco Marco Okay that makes sense Damn Chris ain't even know that Boy he don't give a About your rap career Marco

He a grown man Who can talk to himself You know what I'm saying It's my interview I read a hilarious story That you told about Bombing in Chicago Oh

On stage Man yeah Like basically I was I was like I read a hilarious story that you told about bombing in Chicago on stage. Man, yeah. Basically, I was like maybe like a year in to comedy, and I had been bombing for like a long time. And then all of a sudden, I started getting a little bit of laughs here and there, and I got cocky, and I was like, you know what I should do? A comedy competition.

So I got into the competition, and I invited everybody from my life. Like my old pastors, my aunt's uncles, old friends, and people I ain't seen in years. I'm like, yo, I'm about to go destroy this. I bought a new shirt. I kept the tag on it because I had this joke.

I was like, yo, if I don't win this competition, I'm going to take this shirt back, right? So I say that to crickets and one dude in the back was like, take this shirt back, right? So I say that to crickets, and one dude in the back was like, take that shit back, dude. And that was the only laughs I heard. I had four minutes to go, bro.

That's a long time when it's not working. Oh, what are you talking about? I feel like I'm still on that stage. The ref was my judge, and then, like, two other people. But he was like, I don't like that shit, fam. I don't like that shit at all. This was years ago. This was, like, two other people. But he was like, I don't like that. I don't like that at all. This was years ago. This was, like, easily nine years ago.

Did you ever cry after, like, things didn't go well? Because you said you bombed. I'm a grown man. Listen. What's wrong with crying, Chris? You said you bombed a lot in the beginning. Sometimes it has to. I mean, I cry.

Because of that? Nah. Never? Okay. I'm just wondering how bad it gets. Because I know sometimes it can be stressful. I got teary-eyed. Yeah, I sweat. I got a little teary-eyed. I got teary-eyed. Yeah, I sweat.

I got a little teary-eyed. You ever cried after a bombing ever? Nah, not cry. I hurt, though. I took a s***. For sure. You ain't never sat in your room like, man, I don't know if this comedy thing for me, man.

No, man. Well, yeah. Nah. Nah, I don't sit in my room for that. Like, when a girl broke my heart, I sat in a room And listened to Tevin Campbell Ay

Which one? Last night Last night Woo I saw you and me Ay He said ay You know how the black people do

When they don't really know the words They know the cadence They're like ay Turn the music up Those aren't words fam tell us about the heartbreak though ooh

which one you said that okay so the one you were listening to Tevin Campbell oh okay well

you had a lot huh I mean first of all why are you judging me you said which one you said well it was two I think

okay I was young I was really young I was like 10 years old I had this crush on this girl right and I was I wanted to sing can we. I was like 10 years old. I had this crush on this girl, right? And I wanted to sing Can We Talk To Her, right? And so she came over and we were playing video games. And then I went upstairs.

I put a nice shirt on. Kept the tag on. No, no. Stop tagging my story. He was 10. I was 10 years old. I didn't know nothing about tags. And so I walked up to her and I was just singing.

I put the song on. I was singing to her. But she was just singing I put the song on I was singing to her But she was just playing video games the whole time and I'm singing and she's like you gonna stop singing and come play video guys And I like oh, I did She broke my heart and Kevin can't we played a big role in your life, huh? I mean that two times Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You had like that shit on my mortgage. Damn, Tevin Campbell did that. You mentioned him twice in like three minutes. That's never happened on The Breakfast Line.

I love Tevin Campbell. You mentioned him more now. Chris is crazy. How did you get your break to get on SNL? Because you're telling us about all these years of bombing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So what was the break that somebody said, you know what, we're going to put Chris on SNL? Because you're telling us about all these years of bombing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So what was the break that somebody said, you know what, we're going to put Chris on SNL?

Man, I was in L.A. and I had just finished this movie, Popstar, and then they asked me to do a showcase in L.A. and I was like, all right, yeah, I'll do it. So I had a couple drinks and went and did some stand-up. And then I got flown out to do the callback. And then that first year, I did well, but I didn't make it. And then the second year, they called me back,

and I was kind of bitter, but I was like, yeah, I'm going to see if I can just toss it real quick. And I went and I did it. I got called while I was in Detroit, like a month later from that audition. Did you feel like your life was about to change? I've come close so many times. So at this point, it was just like,

this is just another job, fam. And then I started walking through the halls, and I'm like, oh, wait, this is a little different, for sure. You start thinking about all the brothers that came through them halls. Chris Rock, Eddie Murphy. All 18 of them, yeah, bro. But that ain't that many.

No, we're 19. With me and Edgar, I think we're at 19 now. God damn, Ain't that many. No, we're 19. Me and Edgar, I think we're at 19 now. God damn, you know how many black people have not been on that show for y'all to have a number?

For real? So you black number 18? Well, first of all, I'm Chris Redd. You ain't about to pay me a number. You Chris Redd to me, but the Lorne Michaels

black number 18. I don't do that. He's like, I'm not cosigning. I ain't cosigning that, man. That's crazy. So you're walking through the halls. Mm-hmm.

Eddie was like a big, you know, Eddie, Chris, Tracy, you know what I'm saying? All those guys really paved the way, man. And so seeing, they had that little hallway where you could see everybody's face. I'm like, damn, I'm just picking up all the black people. I'm like, oh, and then you see mine at the very end. That really made it different. All right, we got more with Chris Redd, comedian from Saturday Night Live. When we come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast

Club. Good morning. DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God, we are the Breakfast Club. We're kicking it with Saturday Night Live comedian Chris Redd. Charlamagne. What's the wildest thing you've done to try to get somebody's attention that was already in the business when you weren't in the business? Because I'm thinking about the young lady who put the billboard up

trying to get Tyler Perry's attention. What a budget she had. $2,000. It was $2,000. What a budget. You know how much money $2,000 was? You're not struggling that much if you can afford a billboard. You know what I'm saying?

A whole billboard, $2,000? She didn't say she was struggling. She just probably needs a role. Maybe she has money. I mean, I went up to Kanye once when we were still rapping because he was at the Austin Township with Common, and I gave him my mixtape, and I was like, hey, man, this is this mixtape, man, from Chicago.

He's like, nah. And then Common took it though that's nice and common he did he called me too he was like yo man you know he called you he did he was like yo listen to your stuff man you know keep on going it was trash uh he thought it was trash but the fact that he called was it was really nice yeah it was it was it was ill but listen that's what's wrong with kanye saying no huh face. It's his thing. Because my ego didn't like it? Exactly. When you walked up to him.

Why are you yelling at me? Charlamagne, are you crying at me right now? Why am I in timeout? He's very defensive of Kanye. He's like, exactly. No. No, I love Kanye. No, because even with the young lady with the billboard,

I see everybody getting mad at Tyler for the way Tyler reacted to her. Tyler wasn't mean. He said no to the billboard? He said it's not the way. He said it's not the way. He said it's not the way. He said it's not the way. You might never made a billboard with nothing but $2,000. He was like, it's not the way to get my attention. You know what I'm

saying? He said he still gotta come audition like everybody else, yada, yada, yada. And he said auditions are free. That is real. But you gonna tell me that Tyler didn't see that billboard? It got her attention. It got his attention. So he wrong? No. And he right. He's wrong on that. It got his attention but it got his attention. So he wrong. No. At any rate. He's wrong on that. It got his attention,

but it's not going to get her an audition. You right. Does Kanye reach out because he knows you're from Chicago or does anybody from the Chi

that knows Kanye reach out? Yeah, yeah. We got mutual friends. Could you remind Kanye? You know, I tried to give you a CD. Oh, no.

We ain't really talked that much. He was on a mission when he came over to SNL. And so I just let him be on that mission. I said, what up, though, you know, when the hat was off. When the hat was off?

When the hat was off. Oh. He took the hat off like, what's up, sir? Would you ever want to go back and do hip hop again? Yeah. I mean, I still do it. But I wouldn't chase it the same way. You know what I mean? I still do it, but I wouldn't chase it the same way.

You know what I mean? I just want to kind of make music. But the comedy music is really fun and I'm finding and I'm growing in that so I kind of want to

continue to figure that out. You think it would be too weird to try to go from what you're doing now to go back to being like a serious hip hop artist? I mean,

it depends on how serious we're talking. Yeah, if it's like open your eyes every day. Yeah, maybe. Also, that was terrible. Open your eyes.

That shit makes sense. Open your eyes. Yeah, you got to. That shit makes sense to me. Hey, write that down, dog. Open your eyes. It's supposed to be obvious shit. Breathe in, breathe out.

That's how you breathe. You got to be inspired by people like Lil Duval though, right? Mm-hmm Now you're at Caroline's all weekend Yes, tonight through Saturday Right before I go to London, y'all Is it sold out yet? Hopefully Well, give them the website so they can sell it out

Yo, yo, yo, websites Caroline's.com Caroline's.com Yep Pretty easy I think that's it Caroline's.com, the show is tonight Caroline's.com, Greg, is that Yep. Pretty easy. I think that's it. Caroline.com. The show is tonight. Caroline.com.

Greg, is that right? Greg's not even in here. It is Caroline. Tonight at 7.30, tomorrow at 7.30 and 10, and Saturday at 7.30 and 10 as well. Thank you. I'm going to leave us with a hot 16. A hot 16. Okay, a hot 8.

Instead of an open your eyes. Open your eyes. Hey. I know you got some balls on deck. Come on, come on. Oh, okay. Here we go. Oh, you're talking about the Jada Kitson Styles?

Marco been waiting for this. This is my moment. I can tell with that outfit. He knew he was going to be on camera. I don't know how this is about to go, but we about to make it happen. Just for the Breakfast Club real quick. Ow. What?

Oh. Spit. Oh. Ow. What? Ooh. Spit. Ooh. Ooh. It. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know how y'all start slow so no don't know how you gonna go.

Man, it's real early, let me get it. Understand that I'm with this and I'ma commit it. Ooh, about to stumble, damn, what's up? Oh! I know. This sucks. Charlamagne, don't heckle my raps.

You asked for this damn crap. I thought you had it written or something, man. I thought you was going freestyle. I got it written, it's 9.45 in the morning. I was up late drinking whiskey. What the f*** was I thinking? Woke up s*** right up on the toilet. You talk about s about a lot.

Yeah, because I don't. Could you please fart on these raps? Marco, you got a 16? That was so disappointing. The beatbox is amazing, bro. Let Marco save this situation. I can't believe this is going to be out later. And they're going to be like, don't ever rap, bro.

Let's see what you got, Marco. Ready? Let's go. I'll beatbox. Oh, Lord. Oh, no. Oh, bro. Let's see what you got, Marco. Ready? Let's go. I'll be boxing. Oh, Lord. Oh, Lord. That was the most barbecue sad. Oh, Lord.

Oh, Lord. Aunt Carol done brought out the greens. She cussed. I told y'all it was gonna be bad. You gonna do this right now? Let's do it. Oh, Lord. Oh, you got to say.

They're not looking forward to this. They really are. This is going to be to the world. Maybe you should do acapella. First of all, I can be boxed. Marco, you might want to do this alone, Marco. I don't like the fact y'all ain't got no faith in me. I'm just saying, Chris already got his career flourishing, Marco.

You trying to get popping. Don't let him ruin what you got going on. I said he couldn't be back there. He ain't got no faith in me. He ain't got no faith in me. I got this. Uh, yeah Okay, yeah Check it Check it Check it

I promise my whole family I'm gonna kill it I open up the game's legs Now watch me drill it, I'ma get up in the studio Fresh up, I hope In the end, I end up on top I got that Rudy flow Buck fifty, I get there before the case closed Call up in my face and you could lose your face, Joe

Shy city, watch some cops rule the case closed Cause where I'm from face and you can lose your face, Joe. Shy city, watch them cops rule the case closed. Cause where I'm from, it's hard to come by some pesos. So we gotta get it anyway. Illinois, my a** ain't no ill estate.

Illinois, my a**, where them killers stay. So just imagine what I'ma do for my real estate. I stay in motion, you a**es,

it's like suspended plates. Like Wayne said, you a**es renovate. I'm up here in the place like I've been up in the place. I pass the rock, call the shots, and facilitate. Marco! Marco!

That Marco line really threw me a little bit. But we know why Marco is still rapping in Chris's notch. It makes perfect sense now. He had it written prepared. He's a rapper. I'm a rapper too. I'm just disappointed right now. Okay?

I catch on sometimes. Yo, you ain't never lost. Y'all ain't never lost. Y'all ain't no more tissue. I'm taking all the tissue out of you, bitch. Are we finished or are we done? It's Chris Redd, ladies and gentlemen. Give him your Twitters and your Instagrams and all that.

You too, Michael. Yo, yo, yo. You too, Michael. Give him your socialitters and your Instagrams and all that. You too, Marco. You too, Marco. Give him your social media. The Twitter is ReddSetty. At ReddSetty, the Instagram is ChrisReddIs. Boom. And Marco?

Instagram is MarloMarco. MarloMarco. Why is she just laughing? Look at that. What's that? Instagram, MarloMarco. You are not in an R&B video. There is no sun in here.

That's my brother, bro. Hey, Chris, thank you, man. Y'all go check Chris out at Caroline's this weekend. Y'all better come outside, man. I'm out of town this weekend. We're in San Antonio. I am, for real, man. I leave tonight.

I'm in D.C. in San Antonio. God damn. I would have came. I promise y'all would have been there. I know. All right, man. I'll see y I'm in D.C. I'm not Antonio. God damn. I would have came. I promise y'all would have been there. I know. All right, man. Well, I'll see y'all next time. I'm going to bum rush this show another day.

Word. With a hot 16-hour rope. Yes, do that. Outside. A real freestyle. My man Chris Redd is the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Hey, good morning. Now, when ise, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Hey, good morning. Now, when is Father's Day? After Mother's Day. I know that. Mother's Day was a couple of weeks ago. When is Father's Day?

It's coming up in like two weeks, right? It's in June. I know that. I think it's like towards the end of the month. It's on the 16th. I'm really mad at my daughter's school. They're having a Father's Day brunch today. But I'm in San Antonio.

Oh. Like, that sucks. What kind of father today. But I'm in San Antonio. Oh. Like, that sucks. What kind of father are you? I mean, I didn't know. I figured Father's Day brunch would be close to the Father's Day, so I had to call my pops and was like, Dad, I need you to go and stand in for me.

Sheesh. But they're saying it's like an obstacle course. They got to do, like, flipping and jumping, so I don't know how that's going to work with my pops. Oh, so it worked out for you, though. It worked out for me, though. It worked out for my... And shout out to everybody

that's been getting their tickets to the car show. Of course, if you don't know, I'm doing my second annual car show. It's a huge, huge thing. What we do is we make it a big family day. And we encourage people to come out and bring their kids. And we have jumpies and face painting. And we have the person that does balloons. We have clowns.

We have booths for women. I believe we're going to have facials where women can get free facials. It's Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday! That kind of facial. We're going to have doing hair braiding. Shout out to Mimi. She'll be doing hair braiding. And then we're going to have a bunch of celebrity cars and all type of cars. So

if you haven't got it, get your ticket to September 7th. You still got time. Kids under 5 are free. So it's a big, big family day. Angelie is going to be there with her juices. So she's going to have juices there. I'm going to have CeCe Sabathia is bringing his vehicles. 2 Chainz is going to bring his vehicles.

Offset from Migos is going to bring his vehicles. 50 Cent, of course. 50 Cent has a fleet of cars. I hope he's not charging you because then you're going to owe. I don't know if he's charging me, but he has a fleet of vehicles just for the car show that he hasn't posted that he's hooking up, and it's going to be dope. Oh, yeah, you're definitely going to owe.

And then I got a bunch of cars that I'm bringing, so it's going to be a friendly competition. It's going to be a lot of cars, a lot of people with their cars. If you haven't got your tickets, you can hit up the website, power1051fm.com or go to Eventbrite, get your tickets. It's going to be an amazing, amazing family day. So I hope to see you guys there. Right now we're in San Antonio, and we're having a big old block party.

That's right. That's tomorrow. And shout to everybody here. Yo Gotti will be performing. Yellabeezy. Yellabeezy. Looney's. Flip De Niro.

Shalo Shaq. Looney's. I got five on us. And they'll be all performing. So shout to our family here at 98.5 to be out in San Antonio. Flip De Niro, Shelo Shaq, Looney's. I got five on us. Allie Brooke. So shout to our family here at 98.5 to be out in San Antonio. And year nine is going to be all over San Antonio the next two days. So if you see us, shout us a holler. Let us know where the best place is to eat.

Point us in the right direction. The best place to go. I'm going to the club tonight. I don't even know what club's popping tonight, but I'm going out tonight to touch the town. So just let us know. Thanks to everybody on Twitter that's been hitting me up and telling me where to go.

So we'll figure it out. But definitely the Riverwalk. Everyone keeps saying, make sure you go. So we'll figure it out. But definitely the Riverwalk. Everyone keeps saying, make sure you go down to the Riverwalk. We'll go to the Riverwalk. Okay. All right. Now we got rumors on the way. What are we talking about?

Yes. And y'all have to stop being so mean. And we'll tell you why we say that. Everybody got to just spread some positive energy. All right. We'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. She's spilling the tea. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club, good morning. It's time. She's spilling the tea. This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, the beehive has been coming at Nicole Curran. And if you don't know who she is, she's the wife of Golden State Warriors owner, Jacev Lakehope. It was so bad that she actually deleted her Instagram yesterday. And I think that's really sad

that they're doing all of this to her all because there was some video of her leaning across Beyonce to talk to Jay-Z. Right. Now, she said she didn't know anything was even wrong or anything was amiss until she got home and got text messages from friends and some messages on social media

that were pretty negative. And she said there was no hostility. I was trying to be a good hostess. All she was doing during the game was she asked Jay-Z and Beyonce if they wanted anything to drink, but they couldn't hear over the noise. So she leaned over and she said there was no kind of issues. She said, I've never experienced cyberbullying like this. I can't believe our players go through this, that kids go through this.

And then she also posted a screenshot and said we should all help and support each other. A picture from the game. Yeah, there's certain people that you don't mess with when it comes to their stands. And one is the Beehive. The other is, what do Nicki Minaj call her people? The Barbs? The Barbs. They're about to come for you now. The Barbs, the Beehive

and what's Cardi B's people? What's Cardi B's people called? I don't know. The Bardi Gang. Bardi Gang. But those three, they will ruin your day for, they will ruin your day. Like the Zion has the hotties?

Yeah, you can't go on Instagram or Twitter for a whole day because of them. Ariana Navy? They get crazy. And I mean, I get it. The lady was just trying to be nice and she was just trying to be hospitable

because her husband owns. But she didn't do anything. It's not like she said anything. It's just the viral moment that everybody latched onto. When I saw it, I didn't really think much of it. Yeah. But she didn't do anything. It's not like she said anything. It's just the viral moment that everybody latched onto. When I saw it, I didn't really think much of it. Yeah. But, you know, people like to escalate things.

Absolutely. And so it's been really hard for her. She said all she did was ask if he wanted a vodka soda and if he wanted a lime with that. But when people say it's hard, you know, like, turn your Instagram off. How hard could it be? She deleted it.

Oh. But she's also not used to this. It's never happened to her before. It's not like she was on there. Or join a club. It's happened to me. It happens to me, like, what, could it be? She deleted it. Oh. But she's also not used to this. It's never happened to her before. It's not like she was on there. Or joined a club. This happened to me. Happens to me like, what, once a month? Yeah, man.

We have a little empathy. They attack me once a month. Nobody has empathy with me when I'm crying in the corner. Oh. Go ahead. But anyway, it's not like she put herself out there like that. All she did was lean over. He asked for a vodka soda.

She said, do you want a lime with that? Next thing you know, the beehive's attacking. Yeah, I guess you're right. Now, Beyonce's publicist Yvette Noel Shore actually put up a post. She said, I'm looking back today

at the start of the On the Run 2 tour one year ago. It was a place of joy, unimaginable entertainment from two of the best performers in the world and a place of love.

Every single day on that tour, I saw love, which is why I also want to speak here to the beautiful beehive. I know your love runs deep, but that love has to be given to every human.

It will bring no joy to the person you love so much if you spew hate in her name. We love you. There you go. So that's what it is. Because people were saying Beyonce should really, like, say something just to stop all this hate coming at this woman for no real reason.

All right, and speaking of that, T.I. had called for a TMZ boycott, and that's all following the report on his sister's cause of death. Now, T.I. is always reporting on, and people have constantly had issues with how TMZ reports on a lot of different people, a lot of artists, and a lot of negativity.

All right, so he had this to say about TMZ and Harvey. TMZ and Harvey, y'all been profiting off of people's pain Y'all putting information out there That really disrupts their grieving process As long as you've known me, Harvey I've been respectful I've been polite I've been kind

I've been fair You just burned that bridge I hope your story was worth it And he's absolutely right And, you know, TMZ does that a lot. They, you know, the man is grieving. Doesn't matter how that his sister died or how his sister passed away.

Leave it at that. Also, his sister's not a celebrity. She's not a celebrity. She's not a celebrity. She's just minding her business, you know, and so she didn't deserve that. So they did apologize, and they did change their headline and everything.

And they apologized. But, you know, like they said, they do that a lot when somebody passes away. I think they did that with Puff's baby moms. When she passed away, they did the same thing. This ex-Kim Porter who is a celebrity in her own right. Yeah, but you don't need. She passed away.

We don't need to know the causes of what happened. That's nobody's business but the family. Well, they definitely changed their whole story. You know, it makes no sense. They said that they were wrong for posting that information, and they also shouted out the Deltas because she was a Delta. Correct. Talked about how she was a supporter and advocate for motherless daughters

in the Covenant House and all of that. And I said Puffs Baby Mom. I meant Kim Porter. I apologize. All right, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. All right. Thank you, Ms. Yee. Now, Donkey of the Day is up next.

If you want to give Donkey of the Day to somebody, 800-585-1051. If you want to give Donkey of the Day to anybody, phone lines are wide open. Charlemagne's out today, so we're going to let you do it. All right. Again, 800-585-1051 is the Breakfast Club. Come on. We're going to be a donkey, because right now you want some real donkey

stuff. It's time for Donkey of the Day. So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey, man, hit me with the heel. Did she get donkey in the name, please, Debbie? Absolutely. I have become Donkey of the Day. At the Breakfast Club, bitches.

You're a donkey. Hello, who's this? Frankie from the Bronx. Frankie from the Bronx. Who you want to give your donkey to, Frankie? Yo, to the white guy that pushed Kyle Lowry at the basketball game. Thinking he can use his white privilege everywhere he goes. Yeah, he definitely needs that donkey.

He should be banned for more than a year, too. This shit is crazy. I'm a big fan of y'all. I listen to y'all every day. Thank you, bro. No problem, man. Have a good day. You, too, now.

Who's this? Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Bree. Hey, Bree. Who you want to give your donkey to? I want to give donkey to... I guess her name is Nicole. Nicole, I don't know her last name. But basically the beehive is attacking this lady for saying,

or for reaching over Beyonce at a basketball game, I think. Yes. To Jay-Z. And I just feel like, you know, she could have talked to both of them and addressed both of them, but, I mean, what else was she supposed to do if she wanted to speak to somebody? You know what I mean?

Did you hear her explanation? No, I didn't. I think I saw that she deleted her profiles and stuff. She's getting death threats now. All she said she was doing was they had asked if he wanted a lime in his drink, so she was leaning over to ask him the question that was asked, but it was very loud in there.

Yeah, I think that's a little bit ridiculous. It's like, I feel like the B-Hive just, they just go way too far. Well, give me your Instagram so they can go at you, too. I don't got an Instagram. I just got a Twitter. I'm just messing with you. You want to give your Twitter so the B-Hive can come for you? Follow me on Twitter, Shmoneypot, S-H-M-O-N-E-Y-P-O-T.

All right, thank you. Shmoneypot. Okay.H-M-O-N-E-Y-P-O-T. All right. Shmoneypot. Okay. Hello, who's this? Hello, it's Tatiana. Hey, Tatiana. Who you want to get that donkey to? My kid's father.

Oh, boy. What'd he do? Or what didn't he do? Well, I was being so nice, I borrowed him some money, and now he hasn't given it back yet. And today, rent is due, or I get evicted by today. Oh, you lent him money, and he didn't even pay you back, and he don't care if I get evicted by today. You lent him money and he didn't even pay you back

and he don't care if you get evicted with the kids? How much? It was $1,050. $1,050. When did you lend it to him? I lent it to him earlier this week.

He was late on his car payment and me just being the nice person I am, I helped him out anyway. And now me and the kids are out. Wow. What's his name?

Jamal. Jamal from where? Mississippi. Jamal, if you're listening, give this woman back her money. She got to pay the rent. I'm giving you until 3 o'clock this afternoon. I'm calling 50 Cent, and I'm putting 50 on your ass. Jamal, you have until 3 o'clock today.

Don't play with me. Did I sound tough, ma? You did. Thank you. All right. Hopefully you get with me. Did I sound tough, ma? You did. Thank you. All right. All right. Hopefully you get that money back. She still don't sound happy.

No, she don't sound happy. Hello, who's this? Kia. Hey, Kia. Who you want to give donkey today to? I want to give donkey of the day to my baby daddy because he don't never call about his daughter. He don't never do nothing, but he's steady on Snapchat, smoking blunt, doing whatever,

spending money on his girlfriend, but he don't never call about her. Like, what's up with that? These baby daddies got to step it up. This is ridiculous. I know. It's ridiculous, Angela. Hey, Angela. Hey, Uncle Charlotte.

Hey, DJ Envy. Hey, boo. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. This is my first time calling. I got through. I can't believe it. Oh, my God. Well, this must mean something.

This must mean that God has something in store for your baby daddy. Yes. I hope he's listening right now because right now you're on my shit list. But anyway. You can't curse. What's his name? Tell him to put it on Snap when he hears this. Oh, yeah.

I'm definitely putting it on Snap. But thanks, y'all. Thanks for letting me through. And y'all, listen to my podcast, Uncensored Millennial. If y'all want to listen to it, Uncensored Millennial, the podcast, y'all check it out. Thank y'all so much. I love y'all. Wait, before you hang up, can I ask you a question?

Yes, Angela. Are you blocked on his Snapchat and you have a fake account that you're looking at it from? No, he actually follows me. He watches all my snaps. He watches all the snaps of his daughter, but he don't ever call, FaceTime or nothing. What's his name? His name is Alex. From where? He's from Charlotte. I'm from Greenfield,

North Carolina. Shout out to the Carolina. Shout out to the baby. Alex. The baby. Alex. The baby and her baby. Man, call your daughter, man. Your daughter's trying to get in touch with you. She wants to say hi. She wants to say she loves you. Stop smoking them blunts and call your daughter. Right, right.

All right, Mom, have a good one. All right, Donkey of the Day, 800-585-1051. Charlamagne is out. We open up the phone lines and allow you to give Donkey to whoever you want. Now, when we come back, it's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. Yeah, wait for me. And Angelique, she had an opportunity to talk to a porn star. Not just a porn star, but one of the top porn stars in the business.

You know her from Who's Nailing? Sarah Palin. She played Sarah Palin in the porno. You don't remember that? I've never seen that one. What else? Sarah Palin was not too happy

about that, but Lisa Ann did a stellar job. So, anyway, she was a guest on Lip Service and she talked about a very unexpected thing that ruined the mood for her. Has somebody ever done

something, like, unexpected that wasn't in the script that you were like, now hold up. My very first scene I ever did during the scene, the guy smacked me across my face. Oh no.

I just stopped and looked right at the camera. We were shooting on film back then, so you were never supposed to make them cut when they weren't ready to cut. So it was like this big hole. And I looked at him and I'm like, yo, what did I do? So, we're asking you, has anything unexpected ever happened that wasn't in the script, the quote unquote script that made you be like, okay, never again,

or maybe made you stop right away? All right. Now, if you don't know who Lisa is, she has some of the titles like Sexy Businesswoman Going Solo, or I Love to Play With Myself For You, or Behind the Scenes Part 2. Those are some of her titles of latest porn. I know one of those that you just said we're going to use later on as a standalone.

All right. But 800-585-1051. We're talking about what has turned you off during sex. Call us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Is your country falling apart?

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That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run run high is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real inspiring stories from the people you know, follow, and admire, join me every week for Post Run High. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all. It's lighthearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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It's okay. Like grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Now, if you just joined us, it's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. Now, this conversation comes from Angela Yee and her porn star friends. Yes, Lisa Ann was on.

If you don't know Lisa Ann, she played Sarah Palin in porn, who's nailing Palin. I know you like some of the titles of some of her porn. But she's a real, she's also a radio host herself, and she's a really fun person. And one of the things that we talked about was something that turned her off during sex, and it was actually during her first porn she ever did. Has somebody ever done something, like, unexpected that wasn't in the script that you were like, now hold up. My very first scene I ever did during the scene, the guy smacked me across my face. I just stopped and looked right at the camera. We were shooting on film back then. So you were

never supposed to make them cut when they weren't ready to cut. So it was like this big hole. And I looked at him and I'm like, yo, what did I do? So have you ever been in a situation where you were having sex and then things went off script? Me? No. But something that turns me off during sex, and it happens sometimes. I don't know if, fellas, this happened to you. Let's say you're with your wife.

Let's say you're with your girl or your wife, and she's like, let's say my wife is riding me. For some reason, it makes me have to go to the bathroom. She's on your bladder. Maybe she's on my bladder. So like sometimes, like maybe round two or round three, I kind of feel like I got to go to the bathroom. So I might be anyway. But that's what about you?

I'm just going to pass it to you. Things that turn me off. OK, I don't like when people try to stick their finger in my butt. That would turn me off. How many people try to stick their finger in your butt? I think guys always do that. I think they're trying to test it out to stick their finger in my b****. That would turn me off. How many people try to stick their finger in the b****? I think guys always do that. I think they're trying to test it out to see if they could do other stuff. And so that always turns me off.

Other things that I don't like. One time somebody tried to get me to spit. Spit in them? Yeah, like in their mouth. I didn't really like that. Like, tooey? Yeah. That wasn't really something that turned.

I don't know, certain things like that. But I think the main one is that finger in the **** thing. All right. Well, let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this? Hey, it's Portia. What's up, guys? Hey, Portia.

What turns you off during sex? Hey, Portia. I tell y'all a story. Number one, I used to have an ex-boyfriend who was sick at the time. And he never turned. He would never not want to have sex. So he sneezed on me and I got

snot all over me. So that's definitely a turn off. Yeah, snot on you during sex is a turn off. Yeah, that's pretty disgusting. That's nasty. If I'm already willing to have sex with you while you're sick and I don't mind getting sick, I don't need the snot. That's different to yourself.

Yeah, the snot is nasty. Thank you, mama. You're a trooper. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's up, man? This is Twan, man. I'm from 757, but shout out to Duval. 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. What is that? Bullets. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max.

You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, or wherever you get your podcasts. is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay. Have grace with yourself.

You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.