The Breakfast Club - From Long Beach to BROOKLYN!

Episode Date: August 11, 2016

THU 8/11 - Angela Yee & Charlamagne start the show without DJ Envy, as he is on baby watch, but the Fertile Fella swoops in and surprises everyone with the news that his wife is undefeated against labor pains! Welcome Brooklyn Jagger Casey into the world! Congrats to Envy & Gia on completing their starting 5! Speaking of fathers, the original Doggfather SNOOP DOGG stops by The Breakfast Club to talk Suge, The Game, police, hot dogs, weed & more! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Got the cameras, I'm out of here. I agree. What kind of show is this? Let's all listen to this show. The Breakfast Club. With DJ Envy. The captain of this bitch. With Angela Yee.

The only one who can keep these guys in check. With Charlemagne Tha God. I'm a lovable asshole. And this is The Breakfast Club, bitches. Nope, start it over. Hit reset. Let's go. Let's get it right.

Set the tone for the morning, okay? Good morning, Charlemagne. Peace to the planet. It's Thursday. I always like Thursdays because I like anticipation. I don't know why today feels like Friday. Today feels like Friday already. I like anticipation for a Friday. I've been in a Theraflu haze for the past 48 hours. I've been drinking Theraflu every night before I go to bed. Why?

I feel a little something, something coming on. I've been in and off. What's not in and off? In and out. In and out. On and off. On and off. On and off with planes. In with planes. On and off. On and off in planes for the past few weeks. I don't know if it's good to take

Theraflu beforehand. Theraflu makes me go right to sleep. I would probably take a lot of vitamins. Do that. Some Golden Seal. Golden Seal? Lack of Nasha. Golden Seal was for when you used to have dirty urine and you used to want to freaking clean it before you go see your PO.

I would probably do all of that. People take golden seal for other reasons? Yeah. What else is golden seal good for other than cleaning your urine? To prevent you from getting sick. Really? Mm-hmm. I've only ever used golden seal, golden seal and cat's claw to clean my urine when I was on probation.

Well, I never used it for that reason. I never had to give a urine sample for any reason other than when I go to the doctor. Really? Yeah, I've never had that. Oh, you need to grow up and commit some crimes. I've never been arrested. Grow up and get some probation. I've never had handcuffs on that weren't furry.

Whoa, drop one of Clues Bombs for Angelique. He's freaky ass. All right. Okay, speaking of getting handcuffed and shooting up clubs, Envy's on Baby Watch, right? Oh, his baby's coming today? I didn't say that. I just said he's on baby watch. It wasn't supposed to be here soon.

I was like, let me check my text messages. His baby is due any day. I think like in 10 days or something like that. But they're feeling like their baby's coming early. So this is baby number five. They're very experienced with having kids. So the baby done dropped, basically. This is going to be, yeah, I guess so.

I don't know. They know, you dropped, basically. This is going to be, yeah, I guess so. I don't know. They know, you know, they're baby-making experts, so. Yeah, if you got five kids, you know, it's kind of like having to pee. You know when it's time to go. Yeah, she knows the baby is probably gonna come early, which brings me to front page news. And by the way, I had a great night last night.

I had some Hennessy Punch instead of Rum Punch, Hennessy Punch. One of my favorite places, Footprints, with the Rasta Pasta. That's what they're famous for. So I was at Coney Island in Brooklyn, and they have a lot of rides. It's a small amusement park. You went to an amusement park at night? Well, it's in Coney Island.

Coney Island's a neighborhood. I know. The theme park is there also in that neighborhood. Oh. So it's across the street. You can see the park from the restaurant, but it was really nice. Had a great time. So shout out to everybody that I was out with last night.

So you drank Henny Punch and went to an amusement park. Yes, basically. Probation sounds like way more fun. It was a beautiful night. But we are going to talk, since we're talking about envy and we were talking about babies, let's talk about fertility rates in America. The numbers are astonishing. All right. They're talking about how many babies are being born. Talk about fertility rates in America. The numbers are astonishing, all right?

They're talking about how many babies are being born. You think it's less or more than it's been in the past? Probably less. Also, Trump Tower. Somebody was climbing Trump Tower. That was a big story yesterday. Somebody actually came up to me at Footprints and said, make sure this guy gets donkey of the day tomorrow for climbing the Trump Tower.

Donald Trump paid that guy. That was a publicity stunt. But we'll talk about it. And Snoop Dogg will be here this morning. Drop on a Clues bomb for Snoop, damn it. Snoop Dogg. Okay. Now, that guy definitely has dirty urine.

Absolutely. But luckily, he has a job where he doesn't have to get piss tests. All right. All right, let's start the show. It's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. This is my friend. That's true. Oh, my God.

It's him. It's the guy in the flesh. Stand up. This is Drake. It's the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club.

Yeah, that was Drake. Salute to Drake. Enemy of my enemy is my friend, and don't you forget it, okay? F all that. Let's do it right. The baby is here. You had a baby already? That's right.

The baby was born. And you came to work? I mean, anybody that knows if you have a child, after the baby's born you really have to let the baby bake for a little bit. Have to let the baby take a bath so you can't really see the baby for four hours and the mom is out of it. So instead of staying at the hospital with nothing to do I figure I'd come and fool around with you guys. You are crazy.

What you better do is clean up that champagne you just spilled like you own this building before it leaks on the damn board or something. That's all right. We drinking today. So, okay. How long did it take? How long was it? The labor was four hours.

I just spoke to you yesterday. She wasn't even... That's crazy. It was two pushes. Baby came right out. Six pounds, 15 ounces. That is no joke. 18 and a half inches.

Why didn't you have her stand up and deliver the baby? Like Brother Polite said. I passed on that. I thought about that for a second. Gia is no joke. 18 and a half inches. Why didn't you have her stand up and deliver the baby? Like Brother Polite said. I passed on that. I thought about that for a second. Do it the right way. I said, baby, why don't you have it at home? Brother Polite said we should have this baby at home. You should be squatting.

Yeah, tell her, try something new. This is the fifth one. Gia is a G. Congratulations to her, man. She wasn't trying to hand me. Two pushes. That's two pushes. Baby came out.

No problem. You still ain't clean up that damn champagne. No, it's all good. We celebrate. Two pushes. That's two pushes. Baby came out. No problem. You still ain't cleaned up that damn champagne. No, it's all good. We celebrate. But congratulations. Baby Brooklyn is here. Brooklyn Jagger Casey is here. Shout out to the whole hospital staff.

I actually, this was the first time they, I don't know if I'm supposed to say it, but I'm going to say it anyway. I actually delivered the baby. I pulled the baby out and everything. Why can't you say that? Because you're not supposed to. Why? You're not supposed to deliver the baby.

Pull the baby out the vagina. I thought you could do that. No. Oh, I see people do You're not supposed to deliver the baby, pull the baby out the vagina. I thought you could do that. No. Oh, I see people do that all the time. No, no, no. I was able to do it. I didn't know the baby was so slippery. Did you Snapchat it?

I didn't Snapchat it. Wow. I didn't Snapchat it. Did you see Gia poo for the first time? Gia didn't poo. I looked. She didn't poo. But the baby was dumb slippery,

like slippery, slippery, like whoa, whoa, whoa, like that type of slippery. That's incredible. That is a beautiful thing. You just told the world that your wife's vagina is super wet, bro., whoa, whoa. Like that type of slippery. That's incredible. Well, that is a beautiful thing. You just told the world that your wife's vagina is super wet, bro. I just want you to know that. That's all right.

The baby is slippery. They'll never get it. Yeah. Well, that's great news. The baby is born. Did she get an epidural? Hell yes. She wasn't playing.

As soon as she got to the hospital, she's like, epidural now, epidural now. It was like, man, we have to check you in. No, it's interesting because Wale had a whole conversation with me about epidurals because he just had his first baby. She didn't have an epidural? Yeah, she didn't have one. Oh, she's real. He was saying that he doesn't think that.

He was like, it's fine if you get it. He understands. But he was saying how when you get an epidural, sometimes the baby comes out sleepy. Not the same thing Brother Filet was talking about. I mean, they say that. But I had five children. None of them came out asleep. But they all came out right, crying or happy.

This one was chewing her fingers last night. No problems. Baby was happy. They baked her. Well, they didn't bake her. They had to keep the heat on her for a little bit. Yeah, stop saying they rotisserie the baby. Then they washed the baby.

Everything was good, man. A healthy baby. I'm very happy. This is baby number five. This is my last baby. You say that every year. No, this is is my last baby. You say that every year. Nah, this is really my last baby. You say that every year, too.

Nah, this is good. Hey, this is really... Are you getting a vasectomy? Yeah. Because Slim Thug has a vasectomy. Yeah, I might have to do that. It's reversible. Why?

What do you mean, why? Because I don't want to do it again. Clearly, he has very strong sperm. I got five. I don't want to do it again. Step your pull-out game up. He's not going to do that. Do you like pulling out?

What am I going to pull out my wife for? Exactly. I'm going to pull out his wife. Let's be clear. My wife's on birth control. So, no. But why not get a vasectomy? Then she don't have to be on birth control.

I'm not doing that. I'm not doing that. I'm not doing that. Well, Evie might get a vasectomy. I don't anymore. I'm good at five. Are you going to have a vasectomy? I don't know.

I don't want them clipping anything. But I might have to. Just in case. That V-Live veteran on your hat. Is a vasectomy? I don't know. I don't want them clipping anything, but I might have to, just in case. That V-Live veteran on your hat, is that vasectomy live? Vasectomy live. Well, do we have time for front page news? We'll do when we come back. And also, tell them why you're mad. 800-585-1051.

If you're upset, you need to vent, call us right now. And the craziest thing is the nurse that helps in the hospital, she helped for the last three kids. She was like, I have seen you again. Am I going to see you next year? I'm like, no, this is it. This is my last time at the hospital. Let's make a last three kids. She was like, I have seen you again. Am I going to see you next year? I'm like, no, this is it. This is my last step at the hospital. Let's make a prediction right now.

You should know her name. It's a damn shame you don't know her name. She helped with the last three kids. It's Jessica. Her name is Jessica from Elizabeth, New Jersey. I know her name.

Jesus Christ. You said the nurse. I didn't want to say her name and throw her stuff out there, but shout out to Jessica. She delivered your last three kids. She at least deserved a salute. She almost delivered

ProStyle's baby, but ProStyle's baby wasn't ready at the time. Pro Style. He wasn't ready. He wasn't ready. First of all, Dominican babies don't need no help coming out. They deliver themselves, by the way.

It's Pro Style Dominican in Puerto Rico. Dominican babies break their own water. They push their own way out. They cut their own umbilical cord. All that. All that. All right. Front page news.

Ask the mother if they aight when they come out. Ask the mom, you good? You good? 800-585-1051. Tell them why you're mad. Also, we'll do front page news. Ask the mother if they aight when they come out. Ask them, are you good? You good? 800-585-1051. Tell them why you're mad. Also, we'll do front page news. Don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get some front page news. Front page news. Let's talk about fertility, Envy, since you just had your fifth child.

My last child. Fifth and last child. No, you got to keep having it because you know what? There's fewer than six babies per 100 women being born each year. Fertility rates have dropped to the lowest level ever in America. That's right. A lot of women are delaying pregnancy. People stepping up their pull-out game.

Now, they said teenage births are down, but 30 to 44-year-old pregnancies are on the up, and that's what it is. You know, I didn't know it was... It's very difficult for a lot of women out there to have children. I didn't know it was that difficult, but a lot of women have a lot of problems having babies. You know, they go through

in vitro, which is very expensive, and some people just don't... It's very difficult. A lot of men's sperm is down. I've never tried to have a baby. I've always tried not to get pregnant. I mean, that's the other thing, too. People are having a lot of recreational sex. They're having a lot of sex for fun instead of having sex for what you're supposed to have sex for,

which is procreating. Right. So you got all these birth control pills, and you got all these condoms. You got people pulling out. Also, I think women are just, like they said, having babies later on in life. So what about you? When you had this baby, now you got your crib, you got your businesses just, like they said, having babies later on in life. So what about you? When are you going to have this baby? Now, you got your crib.

You got your businesses. You got your investments. You got a great job. When are we going to have this baby? Not me and you, but when you're going to have this baby. I was like... That's weird. When are you going to have this baby?

Maybe next year. Okay. But ain't the older you are, like, there's more pressure on your spine? I don't know about the more pressure on your spine. That's true. That's a fact. Yes, it is. Well, just so you guys know, I did go to the doctor and get my fertility checked out just to make sure.

And they said I'm fine. Everything is normal. So if I want to have a baby, I shouldn't have any issues. Any candidates? My boyfriend would be the number one candidate. He'd be the number one candidate. That's an invite to shoot the club up if I never heard one. Yeah, that's it.

I said next year. Drop one of Clues Bombs for Angelique's boyfriend. But think about it. If you do it now, you had a baby next year. Hey, brother. That is it. Listen, wait till it gets... This is some more Hennessy I gotta drink this year. And then right after that, I just gotta get it all out. You can do it right at the iHeartRadio Music Festival and the baby will be born in June. You gotta wait till it's cuffing season.

Wait till it's cuffing season when it gets nice and cold. That's a good time to slip the condom off. The vagina's warm. I'm not going to lie. One thing you think about is when do you want to be pregnant? Nobody wants to really, like, I don't want to be pregnant in the summer. That's why you do it during the iHeartRadio Music Festival.

If I had to choose. You have your baby in June. I had mine, I had two during the iHeartRadio Music Festival. You've had a baby every single whenever. There's no certain season. I guess you're right. Whoever Angelique's boyfriend is, just got an invitation to shoot the club up.

So I hope he cashes in that rain check. Well, I'm sure he's been doing it anyway. He's on birth control. I'm a very careful person. Let's just say that. Olympic update. Basketball of the U.S. barely beat Australia 98-88. What the hell happened? It was at the brothel all damn night. You sure that ain't the women's team?

That was the men's team? That was the men's team. Goodness gracious. Out of the top three medal count, the USA has 32 medals, China 23, Japan 18. And RIP to ESPN broadcaster John Saunders. He passed away at the age of 61, so rest in peace to him. I was trying to figure out all day yesterday who he was. Did you know his picture? Yeah, I know the face.

I just did not know his name was John. I had no idea. Well, rest in peace, John. Rest in peace, John. Tell them why you're mad, though. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, call us right now. 800-585-1051.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Hey, hey, hey, yo. Hey, yo, good morning, yo. This is the Mad Rapper, son, for real. I'm mad and I stay mad. I stay angry.

I stay heated. I stay pissed off. Tell them why you mad. Breakfast Club, let's go. Hey, this is AP from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Hey, tell them why you mad. I was up at HOC locked up. Once I got out, all the females I was talking to all got new men.

As they should. How long you was down for, bro? Just like four months, though, but damn, you know what I'm saying? Well, the problem is that you didn't have just one female to concentrate on, so you were spreading your time between them, and they all had too much time to talk to other people, so of course they all got new men. Ain't nobody waiting on no jailbird, bro.

Now, if you had had one girlfriend that you concentrated on... I went through the phase where I was calling my ex, though, you know what I'm saying? So I guess I f***ed up right there, too, though. Well, yeah, it sounds like it's your fault. Nobody waiting on no jailbird, bro. Hello, who's this? Hi, my name is Dr. Ngati.

An epidural does not make the baby sleepy. It's the drugs that we give prior to the epidural. Typically, you're given pain medication, and that's what makes the baby sleepy. That's when you decide to get the epidural. The moral of the story is y'all give the mama drugs that make the baby sleep. Sleepy, eyes closed. Y'all doping the babies up as soon as they get here. And they said no judgment. I don't

know. I'm just telling you what he said to me. Well, I'm just simply correcting you that the epidural does not make the baby sleepy. And all five kids of mine haven't been sleepy. They came out eyes wide open, crying. Nah, no problems at all. I'm an OBGYN in Columbus, and I just

wanted to clarify that. How many vaginas do you see a day? I see quite a few. So can you get an epidural without taking the drugs? Yes, you can. If you ask for the epidural early and you don't take the pain medication, yes. You won't feel the pain. So what

exactly is an epidural? An epidural is a medication that we put through the epidural space behind your back, and that helps numb some of the nerves so that you don't feel the pain. Yeah, my wife's never got drugs. She always gets the epidural. The only problem we had one time was it only did one side of her body. So she could feel that one side, so they had to come adjust the epidural. But other than that, with no problems, it was good money.

So I just want to say congratulations, and I just want to clarify things that epidurals are good. If given at an appropriate time, it's not the epidural that makes the baby sleepy. Now, is it a good idea? Because I've had friends who have babies, and they try not to get an epidural. They're like, I don't want to unless I have to. You know, people try to do natural. If you, I mean, I had an epidural for all three of my babies. The babies won't know whether you had it natural or not.

All they need is your love. If you want to go ahead and do it without an epidural, go for it. Personally, I had an epidural. There's no need for me to feel pain. Go for Bree's office, okay? You're so funny. Anyhow, I just wanted to clarify. Okay. There's no need for me to feel pain. Go for Bree's office, okay? You're so funny. Anyhow, I just wanted to clarify it. Well, thank you.

We appreciate it. I'm getting ready to go see more vaginas. There you go. And thank you to Dr. Collado, because that's my wife's, what is it? OBGYN. There you go. That's the vagina doctor. Make sure the vagina is good money.

Thank you, Dr. Collado and Jessica again. All right. Now, when we come back, we got some rumors for the people, Yee. Yes, we are going to be talking about a new venture the Gabrielle Union is starting that I'm very excited about. When I actually saw her in Miami, she talked to me about it, and I guess it's coming into fruition. And we had A$AP Rocky up here recently, and we did ask him about dating someone. Well, it turns out the rumors are true. We'll tell you what famous family he might be joining soon.

We'll get into that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. And don't forget Snoop Dogg will be joining us in a little bit. Snoop Dogg. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The rumor report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's The Rumor Report.

It's The Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. Well, Gabrielle Union is going to be opening a sneaker store dedicated to women. And that's for women who love very fancy footwear. Now, according to her partner and friend, Faith Rain Haslam, they're going to open this store up together. It's for women who are serious shoe fans, but they also are very fashionable. Now, the store is going to be open in Miami. That's going to be the flagship store. And right now,

it's tentatively called Borrowed from the Boys. Do women like sneakers like that? Yes, that's an amazing idea. Women love sneakers, and they definitely don't like waiting on lines for exclusive sneakers and sneakers on the days that sneakers drop. That is an amazing idea. I wish I thought of that. And I definitely don't like waiting on lines for exclusive sneakers and sneakers on the days that sneakers drop. That is an amazing idea. I love sneaker collaborations.

Like when women, like I like when Reebok does the collaborations with Melody Asani. I like the Alexander McQueen collaborations with Puma. Not only that, the Jordans, the Adidas Boost. Like, oh, that's a great idea. She don't sound like she's going to have Jordans and Adidas Boost. She's got everything. She definitely will. It's like a women's sneaker head store. That is dope. That's an amazing idea. I've never heard of that. She don't sound like she's going to have Jordans and Adidas boots. She's going to have everything. She definitely will. It's like a women's

sneaker head store. That is dope. That's an amazing idea. I've never heard of that. I don't think there is a women's store like that. I ran into Gabrielle Union when I was in Miami

and she was telling me, she was like, you like sneakers, right? And I was like, yeah, I love sneakers. She said, okay, good. I'm opening a sneaker store. We should do it

with her in New York. You should call her. We should do one in New York. Whoa, okay. All right, sorry. Anyway. That's a great idea. Now we had

A$AP Rocky up here recently. He was talking about his remarks that had people in a tizzy. They had put out this old interview he did. But another thing

that was buzzing at that time was that he is dating Kendall Jenner. Now, they were just photographed out together a couple of times. But here's what he had to say when he was here

on The Breakfast Club. There was a picture of you and say Kendall Jenner. And I know people would be like, oh. There was a picture of you and, say, Kendall Jenner, and I know people would be like, oh, my God, I can't believe you. You smashed Kendall Jenner, bro? No, it was just a picture of them out together, but you know how people are. They go crazy, and they're like, oh, my God, now he's dating Kendall Jenner.

I used to date Iggy. Don't bring that up right now. Don't remind people of that. Yeah, but nah, real talk, though, I don't care about that. You know what I mean? I think interracial dating is dope. I don't really care about, like, color. It was early on then, but now they're saying it's official

and that both of them are very major players in the fashion industry and they've been hanging out, so maybe A$AP Rocky's going to be the latest person on Keeping Up With The Kardashians. Who knows? Drop one of the clues bombs for A$AP Rocky. There's nothing wrong with smashing the Kardashian, Jenna. That's what they're good for.

Wow. I wouldn't say that's what they're good for. Why not? Kendall Jenner's a legit model. She's a model. Working out here. Okay, she's still good for smashing. Jesus Christ.

That's a good notch under your belt to be able to say you smashed Kylie Jenner. For A$AP Rocky, that's a... That's Kendall Jenner, first of all. Oh, whatever. Kylie and Kendall, both of them, either one. Smash them both.

It don't matter. It's one of them. As long as they, well, you can come up off Caitlyn too. What about Rob? No, no, nobody can come up with Rob.

No. All right. Fast and Furious 8. We've been telling you about this tension between The Rock and Vin Diesel and the word yesterday

was they actually sat down and had to hash it out because tension was so high while they were filming. Well, production sources have told TMZ that The Rock has been upset with Vin Diesel and his work ethic just isn't that great. He's often late to set.

He actually pushed back filming from 7 a.m. calls for production to 10 a.m. because he just doesn't like getting up early. Me neither. Sounds like my kind of guy. You're right. And they said that Vin Diesel was very arrogant. It was out of control. He's a producer and he wouldn't listen to anybody and he would often criticize everybody's acting on set.

So the crew actually allegedly loves The Rock. They said he's been the ultimate professional, but Vin Diesel is the one that's been difficult. I mean, there's nothing wrong with that. It's the eighth movie, man. You know what I'm saying? You're dealing with a bunch of older people on the eighth movie of a multi-billion dollar franchise. You're going to have a little ego.

You just got to know how to deal with it. Yeah, I think so. All right. Well, that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee. All right. Vin Diesel? That's two superstars.

Like, who budges? You know what I mean? Yeah, but I also feel like sometimes when you're on set, you got to compromise. And if everybody is having an issue. They do too many movies with each other. They have to bump heads once. But if everybody on set is having an issue and just not saying anything about it, somebody got to say something.

Yeah, but then also the issue could be that Vin Diesel's a producer and the rest of them not too. That's true too. Think about that. You know what I'm saying? He started off with all his talent and now this guy's the producer on the movie. You're telling me what to do. You know what I mean? Come on.

People don't want to play their position sometimes. All right. Well, that was the rumors. When we come back, Snoop Dogg will be joining us. We'll kick it with Snoop Dogg. Of course, he's on tour with Wiz Khalifa. He has a new project out. And Snoop is just Snoop, all right?

When we come back, keep it locked. And I just want to say this. Snoop is the only artist that ever came up here that I believe smoked, right? We'll talk to him about that, too. I don't know that he was supposed to, so maybe we shouldn't just keep saying that. Alright, anyway, it's the Breakfast Club. It is? It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

That was One Dance. Drake, morning everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest. This is the only guest in Breakfast Club history that has ever smoked up here. And you're not going to tell Snoop Dogg no. No, no. He sure didn't.

Did we get in trouble for that? No. No, Snoop. Snoop Dogg! Hey! We just had a healthy debate with Drama. Is Snoop the most famous rapper in the world? I said yes. Globally. He said no matter where you go in this world, no matter who it is, race, age,

everybody knows Snoop Dogg. I said it was between you and Hope. He said you are where you go in this world, no matter who it is, race, age, everybody knows Snoop Dogg. I said it was between you and Hope. He said you are the biggest brand. I don't know. It's like an out-of-body experience for me. It's hard for me to say because I live with me every day. So I don't know who the biggest rapper is globally, but I do know that when I do go certain places, it's hard to try to camouflage, disguise, whatever.

Even Baby Girl at the front desk, I just gave her another picture. What's her name? Miss Anita. Miss Anita. That's my baby. That's my baby, yes. But is it? Have you ever gone anywhere?

She smoked, too, so slip her a little something. That's my baby. She got that. I give her a nip. I give her a nip. When's the last time you've been somewhere and haven't been recognized? Has that happened? See, it doesn't happen.

On some real talk, I'm being honest with you, I don't even remember the last time it's been like that. I done been to grocery stores, churches, underwater. Underwater. I didn't even, look, this is the crazy part. I done been and done some, you know, homeless work where you go down there and feed the homeless and the homeless be like, Snoop Dogg, what's happening, dog? I'm like, man, how do you know me?

You ain't got no TV, you ain't got no what to say. So I don't know. I can't figure it out. The illest thing about your brand and your image is that you always you. You smoke your weed. You rep your gang. And it still transcends all races. Brands still won't be in business with you.

It's fun. Charlamagne, what I represent is fun. I had to come to realize that. Everything I do in life is based on fun. And when people get out with me, they know that they buying fun or they being I represent is fun. I had to come to realize that everything I do in life is based on fun. And when people get out with me, they know that they're buying fun or they're being a part of fun. So that's what it's all about. I learned to live for the right reasons, stop being so mad

and having that negative energy. Even if people did me wrong, I learned to forgive and forget. See, forgiveness. There we go again. It's hard for me. I'm dealing with that one. I can show you. I can show you.

I can show you. It's a hard thing to do, but at the same time, it makes you feel better when you forgive and you move forward and your life is right and you're not worrying about what they're doing and you're doing what you're doing. Yeah, I was listening to Norrie's Drinks Champs podcast. Oh, that was a great one. Yeah, salute to Norrie. I was surprised you said you and Suge Knight are like cool now.

Real cool. Yeah, we had a long three, four hour conversation once upon a time where I met with him. That is some forgiveness. That's some forgiveness. He was trying to kill you. Yeah, he was. And the thing was, when I seen him, I was like kind of slipping. I was like, you know, doing what I wasn't supposed

to be doing. And he slid up behind me and instead of me reacting the wrong way, I just went into my regular mode. Like, you know what? I'm going to lay, we'll walk to the side with me. You can go upstairs and meet. And we went upstairs and chopped it up for like three, four hours and got caught up on some real love because it wasn't never that he hated me. I just think he was just disappointed that he couldn't control me.

Right. You know what I'm saying? When you've got a record label and you've got artists, and I've done this before, you really want control of that artist, but some artists deserve their own control and their own lane, and you've got to give it to them. He had to try to kill you, though. I'm from the West Coast.

It comes with the rules and regulations of the game. I knew the job was dangerous when I took it. No, it was serious. For everybody out there, like, Snoop had security guards. Like, to meet Snoop back in the day, this might have been like 15 years ago, it was a vetting process. As it should be. Like, it was scary.

Especially after Parkin Biggs got killed. It was scary. To forgive him, if Snoop could forgive Shook, I think I might be able to forgive anybody. Yeah, but you got to learn how to love yourself first. You know what I'm saying? And if you a loving person, you can't go around hating people because then that's not love. Right.

So it was like, how could I hate him, especially that he down now? You know, this would be the perfect time for me to kick him because he all the way down. But, you know, this is the time for me to be there for him and be his friend, be love, because you never know when you're going to be down and out. And you just have adjusted to this social media era so well. Like, it's a famous meme, but it got you with your head scarf on. Oh, I look like somebody auntie. Hey, Charlamagne, I don't care, though.

One thing about me. You post it. You be posting it. When people make fun of me, when they clown me, when they put me in a girl body with my head on it or with a rabbit suit on, I see it. I throw it up, and I'm like, who did this to me? And I go right into the joke. So I don't understand when people get offended when I do that to them,, I see it, I throw it up, and I'm like, who did this to me? And I go right into the joke, so I don't understand why people get offended

when I do that to them, when I do it to myself. It's like, it's all fun and games to me. As long as it's funny, it should be okay. That's what it should be about. You know, when I got into the social media game, I didn't really understand it, because I was like, I don't really want people in my business like that, but then I was like,

damn, I'm the type of person that always go up to the fans, I always do this anyway, so I might as well just open up and, you know, let them be a part of my world every day. You got some type of zen with you, man. Like, you had to have some therapy or something. Just always you been this way? You know what?

I think I always had it in me. It just had to come out of me. I've been able to talk to some of the greatest people in the world, from Muhammad Ali to Louis Farrakhan to Tookie Williams to Quincy Jones. I've been able to talk to some of the greats, James Brown, where I've been able to have long, in-depth conversations with them, and they said certain things to me that helped me find who I am. And, you know, there's certain things about legendary people

and people and their legacies. Once you meet somebody that's a legend and they tell you you're a legend, there's something about that that you've got to start patterning your game around them. Like what I loved about Ali and some of these people that I named, that they were bigger outside of what they did than what they did. You know, I'm a great rapper, but you forgot about that right now because I'm doing so many other things. So that's what I want to be known for, all of the great things that I do outside of rapping.

That's what it feels like. It feels like rapping for you is just like a side hobby to just the Snoop brand. It's a layup drill. You understand me? Or a dunk contest when I need to get involved. You know, when I see somebody out there doing some new dunks and I'm like, okay, well, let me see if they're ready

for this move right here. Now, you and Martha Stewart are teaming up. What you know about that, Ashley? You been reading the news? Yes. I mean, I think that's crazy. A dinner party with Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg. Why is that crazy? They both been to jail. They both got arrested.

Why is that crazy? They got stuff to talk about. I just can't imagine. It's just, I don't know. Martha is so, she's a beautiful person. Like, I see why all the homegirls in jail loved her, because she is such a beautiful spirit. She's down to earth. She's loving. And she understands the dynamics of having a good time.

So me and her having, you know, this dinner party, you know, atmosphere is beautiful because you wouldn't expect what you would expect. All right, we got more with Snoop when we come back. We'll find out why him and Game went to the police station that morning. And also a Snoop mini-mix. Keep it locked. Snoop says The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. That was Jeremiah with We. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Snoop Dogg is in the building. Now, we've seen a video of you and Game walking to the precinct in L.A. What was that all about?

Explain that. Why did you guys have to feel like you had to do it? Well, the morning before it happened, Game, it hit me, and he was, like, on 100. And he was hot, and I was hot. We was just mad at all of the violence that was happening to these innocent people by the police. So, you know, I was ready to do whatever. So I was basically following his lead because I felt like it's a young man's game, and he's younger than me, and he's going to take the lead, and I'm going to follow this soldier.

When he hit me back, I told him, I said, look, I don't want you to overreact. I want you to think about everything that you're going to do and put a real plan together and hit me when you get your plan together and I'm with you. So then he went and made a call to Farrakhan for three hours and did all the things he had to do to prepare himself. Then he hit me back at about

three in the morning and was like, meet me here at five in the morning. He didn't say nothing else. So I'm like, I don't know what's going on, so I got dressed to go to war. Yeah, you look like you was ready to win. You had on the chucks. Hold on, you didn't even say, let's think about this at all.

He just gave, when you get the back call, Charlamagne, you just show up. I wasn't going to be putting my shoes on and tell him, hold on, I'll be there. I was there. So when I get there, I'm fully loaded and ready to go. And I'm looking around, they're passing off shirts and everybody on peace. And he got us all in a circle.

And he said something that was so deep. He was like, you know what? I didn't even know what I was going to do when I came here. But now that I'm looking at the spirit of everything, this is what I want to do. And I want y'all to follow me on this. I want us to walk down to the precinct and reintroduce ourselves to the police department

and let them reintroduce themselves to us so we can get some sort of dialogue going. And we listened to them. We was like, man, that's kind of dope because we never talk to the police unless it's too late. Let's get that understanding right now. So while we're walking down there, police escorting us there. Then when we get there, come to find out, the new recruits are graduating right now, about to go hit the streets in a matter of 24 hours, and we're standing outside.

And the chief of police is there, and the mayor is there. So they hear that we're outside marching peacefully with the Nation of Islam with us, so they send a word that the chief would love to meet with me, Game, and two other of our people with the mayor behind closed doors. So we went up there, talked with them, chopped it up, got some understanding, wasn't arguing, wasn't talking bad, wasn't, you know, downplaying them.

We was trying to get some understanding and some dialogue. They had a couple of meetings since then, and it's looking like it's going to be a great situation in L.A. with the police and the communities because we sick and tired of talking after the fact when we could talk before the fact. It's been going going on forever, especially in LA. The first time that we ever saw real police violence was the Rodney King take. But it's never been communication. And one thing about LA, we have sheriffs and we have police department. The sheriff's department have

minor incidents because they are sent to the county jail for 18 months as a part of their training before they hit the streets. The LAPD don't get no communication with the streets until they hit the streets. So there's a miscommunication off the jump. If you're scared, you never dealt with nobody from the hood, you don't know what he look like, how he get out, you already got a different perception on him. But if you've been in the county jail and you've been around them, you know they lingo, they know you, it's a different perspective.

When the sheriffs pull up, all the sheriffs were on his doping guns. If you ain't got no doping no guns, they letting you go. They not going to shoot you. Well, they don't shoot you that much. Well, they not going to shoot you on GP. Right. The LAPD, they got a different agenda. So we was trying to get that understanding on, let's get some different protocols so they can be around these people in the community before they start policing this community.

Did you learn how to de-escalate stuff? Do you wish you had that same mentality during the whole East Coast, West Coast fiasco? I think I did at the Source Awards. That was a perfect example of de-escalation because Suge Knight had it escalated to, I seen people reaching

for pistols and I seen pistols in there. There was no police security. It was all hood security. It was all hood security. It was New York versus Death Row Records at that point. And my conversation on that stage brought New York to a point to where they said, you know what? We're going to let y'all get out of here. To us, that looked hostile. It was very hostile because it was me saying that I know where I'm at,

but at the same time, y'all know this is gangster rap that we do. We don't just talk it, we live it. So if you really, really in the mix, this is what takes place in the mix, and at that time, Puffy wasn't with it like that. He was making his music. He wasn't with the, you know, I ain't with the

rah-rah. I'm with the music. Shug was with the rah-rah. And it's like, you know, it was a fine line because Puffy then was my friend. But I'm riding with Death Row, and at the same time, I'm in New York, so it's like, you know, it was a fine line because Puffy then was my friend. But I'm riding with Death Row. And at the same time, I'm in New York, so it's like,

if I don't say the right words, we all gonna get killed. Damn. So why come back and kick the buildings over? Because something happened. Because something happened that I ain't gonna speak on that we took that on the chin

and said we'll just get it back on this side. You know what I'm saying? Like, when you involved into the art of war, certain losses you take, that we took that on the chin and said we'll just get it back on this side. You know what I'm saying? Like when you're involved into the art of war, certain losses you take, certain, you know, sacrifices you make, it comes with the territory. And we knew where it came from.

We knew who sent the shot. And we never had a problem with him. We allowed that to happen because we knew in the art of war, that's what happens when you're getting busy. You got to take what you get. You know what I'm saying? So it was like we lived through it, we survived it, we forgave and we forgot and we moved forward.

The parties that was involved, we met behind closed doors and we gotta understand it, yeah, cause I know you sent that at me. That was a good shot you missed though. I forgive you, we gonna move forward. I ain't gonna send nothing at you when you're on my side. We gravy, we gravy, we good. Can you tell the story about Nas, man?

That was the first time you met Nas, you said? Yeah, the first time I met Nas, I was in Gardena on 136th, 35th, one of those streets. And that's a crip neighborhood. Yeah. Shotguns. And I was out there hanging tough with my homeboys, and a white van pulls up, and it got like about 15, 16 people in it. All of a sudden, the door opened.

Oh, some dude jumped out. His sweatpants was lifted up to his knee with some boots on. And he got on all red, running right towards me. So the homies was like, they all draw, they finna draw down on him. I'm like, hold on, cuz, that's the rapper from New York. That's Nasty Nas, cuz. So he come over to me. Oh, no, no.

And he shake my hand. I'm like, huh, it's a pleasure to meet you, but let me let you know. When you ever in L.A., don't ever jump out with no red or no blue on because you don't know what neighborhood you in, loved one. Take my number down so I'll holler at you next time you come to the city. Crazy, because I tell you the time Nas pulled out a gun on me, I ran up on Nas like that. What? I ran up on Nas. I had mixtap a gun on me, I ran up on Nas like that. What?

I ran up on Nas. I had mixtapes in the bag. I ran up on him just like that. You know, Nas, I got something for you. And I was going in my bag to pull it out. Not a good idea. By the time I came out here, the gun on me. What you got for me? I said, it's a CD. I said, you got something for me. I got something. What you got? What you

got for me? You used to roll like that at one point. Snoop used to have the briefcase. Yeah, all that old stuff, man. Hey, Charlemagne, I'm peace now. What I understood about moving with the peace, when I had the gun, have gun, problems will travel. You know what I'm saying? They say have gun, will travel.

Have gun, problems will travel. When I removed the gun from my game, I had less issues because I was able to finesse and able to be more strategic with my conversation. When I had the gun with me, I was, you know, reckless because I had that thing. And I thought that thing was, you know, just like everybody else with one of them things. A conversation is more reckless when you ain't got one. You're more understanding. And that's where I wanted to be.

I wanted to be about peace as opposed to pushing violence. We got more when we come back. Matter of fact, let's get into a Snoop mini mix. Let me know your favorite Snoop joint right now, at DJ Envy on the gram or Twitter, or you can call us up, 800-585-1051. Snoop's in the building. Shout out to Snoop Dogg in the building. That was a little Snoop mini-mix.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Snoop Dogg's in the building now. Charlamagne? You said you first smoked weed with your son, right? My oldest son. Your oldest son.

Yeah. We did that questionnaire on The Breakfast Club, I think. Would you smoke weed with your child to keep him from doing it in the street? Yeah, because like I say, you know, what I'm going to give him is the righteous way. I don't know what y'all going to put in there. You may lace it. You know, it may be. I don't know because it happened to me before.

I've been laced with some things, so I don't trust the game. So I would rather get them, you know, school for me personally on the understanding of what is and what not and what to do and what not to do. I think they did that to you on purpose because they know you Snoop and everybody want to outsmoke Snoop. So let me lace this

blunt real quick just to say I outsmoke Snoop. I don't even take blunts from people no more. You know, I used to be in the crowd. I used to be reckless, man. I'd be in the crowd and they'd hand me a blunt. I'd be like, oh. And then I'd start looking at these people like, ugh. I'm cold.

I'm cold. I'm going to tell you how you influenced me recently. We were having a cookout and I was going to make some turkey franks. Oh, ugh. And then my friend was like, you got to see Snoop finding out what is in these hot dogs, and you're not going to eat that again. You know we threw the pack of Franks out. Hear me, sir.

Tell us what's in the hot dog and turkey Franks, man. No, it ain't. That's the same. For real? It's the same machine, man. It's nasty, man. Did you see that? You have to see it.

It'll make you never eat it again, I'm telling you. It's horrible, man. I can't get out. I used to come to New York. My hotel got a hot dog man that stood right on the corner. Me and Cub been cool for 20 years. I don't even look at him no more. I just walk right past him.

He's like, Snoop, my hot dogs are waiting for you. No, I'm good, cuz. I seen what y'all doing. I'm cool on you. DMX was here a few weeks ago. He ate four of them. I saw that. He ate four of them. I saw that. No, he didn't.

He threw up immediately. No, he ate four of them right on the corner. He was drunk, ate four, and threw up immediately. But they gave him a whole bottle. He drank a whole bottle of Henny, and then he was hungry. Then he had four hot dogs threw up all over the street. That's my dog, right? He the only person that ever got me to drink Hennessy at an awards show.

Wow. And I mean at an awards show that's on TV. Like, we was at the Grammys or something. He was sitting, like, two seats down, and he was sitting like two seats down and he had a Hennessy bottle and he was just Big Dog, you want some? And I couldn't even say no. I was like, yeah, get in here, cuz. And I'm like, whoo.

And we sitting up in there getting drunk in the Grammys in front of all these white folks with real Hennessy, no cups, straight out the bottle. Shout out to DMX for keeping it hood. Snoop, you ain't never cared about your image in front of white folks. I thought you were Jim McKim when you said gangster rap is back. I don't think it ever left because you got to look at everybody that's winning right now.

All they're doing is rapping gangster. You know, there's always going to be some different styles of rap. That's what I say that we don't understand. But they didn't understand me when I came out. You know, when I was a young man, 18, 19 years old, they had a different perspective on me where politicians was running over my CDs and they was doing things. See Dolores Tucker? Oh, come on, man. It was coming at me and Tupac like we

was the craziest men in the world and Ice-T. So now to see me and Ice-T in a position now where white America politicians respect us and love us and, you know, appreciate us, it's a crazy game, but you got to understand that hip-hop will revolve and it never will change.

It's going to do what it's supposed to do. It's going to grow. It came from New York. It's going to come back home to South. Really got a chokehold on the game right now. We just were talking about that, too. The South going on a damn, it might be the longest run ever. Are the 90s West Coast or the 90s New York?

They got a chokehold on the game because you got to remember, they were the ones who were disrespected the most. They were the ones who was always, you know, kicked to the curve and overlooked. Ultra disrespect. You know, their music, their country bunkers, their this, their that. Really, the West was the only ones we really appreciated them because we all came from there.

Actually, everybody came from the South. But we felt more connected to them because more of our South roots were still in the South so we could identify with the Southern rappers. And now I'm looking at them rocking and controlling the game for so long, it don't look like they're going to give it up. Because now they got everybody rapping like them. When you do that, when you get your style and your DNA, when everybody start rapping like the South,

nobody ever thought that would happen. That's what's happening right now. Desiigner, OT Genesis, all them songs sound like they could be South ever thought that would happen. Right. That's what's happening right now. The Zioner, OT Genesis, all them songs could be South records. All up there. Is this Death Row biopic happening

after Straight Outta Compton? I know they've been talking about it and are you on board with doing that? I don't know about the Death Row biopic but I've seen

Tupac All Eyes On Me and that's bomb. It's good? Do they have somebody in the movie that actually looks like you? Because the guy in Straight Outta Compton

did not look like you at all. Could he act like me? Not really. But you 101, though. I'm watching a movie like you. I'm eating popcorn on my part, too. No, but the Tupac movie looked good. It's very well put together.

It's emotional. It felt good watching the screening. It felt very good. The Death Row one, would you be on deck with that? Would you think that would be a... The only way I would do a Death Row movie is if me and Suge Knight told the story. Through our eyes. No Dre? Wouldn't need Dre eyes. Dre did it straight out of comedy.

It's just because I feel like Snoop and Suge was the tension and the excitement of Death Row. You know what I'm saying? If you told it through our eyes, then you would get what people want to tension and the excitement of Death Row. You know what I'm saying? If you told it through our eyes, then you would get what people want to see when it comes to Death Row. Dre's eyes on Death Row wasn't really what you really want to see. That's why he left. We was the ones who was making it move and keeping it popping.

Dre was basically trying to find a way out, and then he found a way out and he left. We was dealing with the politics of gangbanging, the politics of infrastructure being wrong. Some of my homies didn't like his homies. Some of my homies shot at his homies. He shot at some of my homies. It was like it was a lot of, and then we had to become cool,

and then we became uncool. Then he paid some of my homies to be down with him, and it was just, that to me is the better story because now we cool now. So we can sit in a room and we can tell the truth on what it was and how we got to where we are now. You executive producing Bow Wow's last album?

Yeah, yeah. You put it out there? Yeah, yeah. That's my little home. I'm going to try to get him all the way right because I feel like he still got something to say. What are you going to talk about at this point though? We got to figure that part out.

There can't be no gangsta stuff. No, you're not going to believe that. That's what you're not going to believe. That's why I think I need to be there to help shape and mold it and make sure it's very believable because it's unbelievable if it's gangsters. We appreciate you joining us, Snoop. I love when Snoop comes up here. I know.

We could talk to Snoop all day. I'll be watching y'all, too. Y'all know that, right? I'll be tuned in. I don't get to listen to y'all because I'm in California. Thanks for putting us on the album, by the way. Y'all like that, huh? Absolutely.

And I didn't pay y'all either. Y'all like that, huh? Absolutely. And I didn't pay y'all either. Y'all like that, huh? Look what the label said. The label was like, we're gonna have to get this clear. I said, man, we ain't going to pay them nothing. When they hear this, that's what they gonna get paid off hearing this. We were hype. We were hype. I'm not gonna lie. We was like, you gotta ask?

Like, hell yeah, put it on there. But the labels be so, they be so concerned with, you know, making sure that, I'm like, man, this is my family right here, man. I wouldn't have put them on there if they wasn't family, man. This is what we do. What are we going to do, sue Snoop? Nope.

We'd be the biggest snoopers in the world. It has happened, though. Nah. Charlamagne. Nah. Charlamagne, I done a conversation with somebody where a dude called me telling me how much he loved me and whoop-de-whoop-whoop-whoop, and I put it on the album. Three weeks later, he sold me.

No, man. 25 racks. Now, let's rethink this breakfast club, man. Let's rethink this breakfast club. 25 racks. Now, hold on. He didn't say all that. I'll get y'all some free tickets when I perform out here.

But I saw you get a suit for Ain't No Fun. For real? Yeah, I just saw that on TMZ. What happened? Some artist is saying that they had a song and they was going to put it out, the hook, and then you guys took it. Ain't no fun. Nate Dogg's 30 years old.

30 years old. And Nate Dogg is rest in peace, so now they're going to disrespect my homeboy. Now I might have to go gangsta on this one right here. Don't do this. I'm not even going to pay no attention to the edge. I think you're trying to get me riled up. You want me to leave out here with an attitude. I did see that somewhere.

Yeah, I did see it. For real? Somebody lying. Actually, Warren G and Daz came up with that song when we was living in Culver City and it was a whole nother beat because we had W Balls was our radio station that we was working before we had a deal. We had a radio station where we would give out

the number and people would call in and we would, you know, do our thing from our house. Oh, that was real? For real. Oh, I thought that was made up stage. For real, Dr. Drake took that idea and made it what it sounded like on the album. Isn't it crazy how all the stuff that y'all did back then whether it was Bob Felicia and Friday or

these nuts that came all the way back around. They never really went. And these people think they made it up. Yeah. This dude, Welvin the Great, gonna try to get me with these nuts with his raggedy mouth. And I reversed the charges on him and hit him with the game and he was like,

I'm like, yeah, homie. You're not gonna get me. I created this. And he was confident. He should know. I'm like, he was a puppy, though.

He was a little puppy when that was going on. You know what I'm saying? So he didn't know no better. Isn't this crazy? Well, Snoop D-O-D-O-G. Thank you for joining us. Man, thank y'all for having me, man.

This is one of my favorite shows to do. Just because y'all always keep it 100. Y'all keep it real. Y'all solid with me. I've done interviews with y'all individually and together, and I love what y'all stand for. Continue success. I'm glad to see y'all on the real TV network, too. Thank you, my brother. It's The Breakfast Club with Snoop D.O.W.

Hello. The Breakfast Club. This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee. On the Breakfast Club. Well, Amber Rose is blasting back at people that was saying that her son Sebastian is gay. What? Yes. Now, all that happened was he was wearing one of her wigs. He's three years old.

And people just started going in. Here's what she had to say. So I posted a picture of Sebastian playing with my wig earlier. And all the comments were saying that my son is gay. He's three. So how about all you ignorant f**ks read a book and realize that your sexual orientation has nothing to do with the way you dress. I don't understand how people are so motherf**king dumb. Educate yourself before you write a goddamn f**king comment. Her son was wearing a wig?

Yeah, he was just playing with one of her wigs. I doubt the little boy knew the way you represented. Yeah, at three years old, he's not thinking I'm putting this wig on because I want to be a woman. Yeah, I don't think that. But if you had a son, well, you have a son. You have two sons, Envy. Right. And one of them put on a wig.

Right. Would that be an issue? If Jackson put on a wig, your mom, Gia had a wig, and he put it on. I would tell him that that was mommy's wig, and he shouldn't be wearing a wig. That's what I would tell him. But he can wear your hats and stuff. Absolutely.

Absolutely. I don't see nothing wrong with that. It's a woman's wig. You don't want to wear a wearing a wig. But he can wear your hats and stuff. Absolutely. Absolutely. I don't see nothing wrong with that. It's a woman's wig. You don't want to wear a woman's wig. Because once you put that woman's wig on and start singing Beyonce, then you got a whole other set of questions. Then you want to put the heels on.

But as a little kid at three, it's not like you're thinking I'm putting this wig on because I, you know. But there's nothing wrong with you as a man correcting your son and saying, yo, that's a woman's wig. Don't wear that. Leave mommy's wig alone.

Now let me tell you, if I put a wig on when I was a kid, I think my dad would have slapped the wig off me. It would have been a lot worse. At three?

What? Charlie, if you put a wig on in your house when you was a kid. Oh, first of all, when I was eight, I told y'all this story. I'm sitting around

with my sister and my female cousins and they raving about BBD and I just want to be in the conversation. I said Michael Bivens was cute. Boy, look here.

My daddy whipped my ass, threw me outside with my two cousins, and they roughed me up. Well, how crazy is that? Men don't talk like that. How crazy is it that you're cool with Michael Bivens now, and at eight you thought he was cute? I told Mike that story. Didn't I tell him that story?

I don't think you told him when he was here. He's listening now, so I'm sure he just heard. Well, happy belated birthday. But there's nothing wrong with, as a man, you correcting your son. I do the same thing with, I got two daughters. If they're doing something that guys do, I'd be like, stop doing that. That's not what ladies do. What can a girl do that guys do?

Sitting there with her legs open. Cross your legs. That's true. Sitting like a man with your legs wide open. You know, shout out to a young MA. A young MA is a New York artist. She got a big record. Where did that just come from?

I'm going to tell you why. Because she told me, I spoke to her the other day, she told me she actually played football when she was like eight, nine years old, fully padded up. I was like,

your dad let you do that? She's a lesbian, right? Yes. Drop on the clues bombs for stereotypes being true. But she was like, her parents let her do it. I wouldn't let my daughter

play football. I was a real tomboy when I was younger. Football, fully padded? I wasn't fully padded, but my dad definitely made me learn how to throw a football.

Definitely had me. If you're a woman that never wanted to play football, you're probably a lesbian. That's a Charlemagne Legard generalization, just throwing that out there. The only woman I ever seen play football who wasn't a lesbian was Rudy on the Cosby Show when she decided to play one time. But that was fake. No, it wasn't. You didn't like any of the women from the lingerie league? Yes, I did.

They didn't tackle each other. Did they tackle each other? Yeah, they tackled each other. Didn't one of them tackle me one time? Yes, she did. Yes, she did. And then you tack each other. Did they tackle each other? Yeah, they tackled each other. Didn't one of them tackle me one time? Yes, she did. Yes, she did. And then you tackled her. No, not that one.

Well, there goes your stereotype right there out the window. All right, Jennifer Lopez is producing an HBO movie based around Griselda Blanco, the late Colombian drug lord, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The film is in development. She's going to produce it and star in it. And it's about the rise and fall of Blanco, a notorious drug lord known as the cocaine godmother that helped expand the U.S. drug trade during the 1970s and 80s. She was the most powerful female cartel member ever.

So she said she's been very fascinated by the life of this corrupt and complicated woman for many years. So she's teaming up with HBO, and she felt that was the perfect fit. I never heard of this drug lord. You never heard of Griselda Blanco? No, I never heard of a female drug lord, period. They told this story actually in Cocaine Cowboys 2. But she was infamous. She was arrested back in 85.

A little stereotypical. She was sentenced to almost two decades in a U.S. prison, and then she was deported and then went on to live a quiet life in Colombia's second largest city. Or drop one of Clues bombs for, you know, there being equal opportunity in the Spanish community. There you go. You got male kingpins, you got women kingpins. All right, and that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee. All right, thank you, Missy.

Charlemagne! Yes. Who are you giving that donkey to? To the 20-year-old Virginia man who climbed Trump Towers in Manhattan yesterday. Oh, good. The guy from Footprints wanted you to give him donkey of the day. Yes, I'm doing this for you. Please come to the front of the congregation.

Bring your suction cups and climbing equipment with you, please. Okay. We'll get into that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's time for donkey of the day. Donkeys of the day, ask John the man.

I'm a Democrat, so being Donkey of the Day is a little bit of a mixed play. So like a donkey. Donkey of the day. The practice club, bitches. Now, I've been called a lot in my 23 years, but Donkey of the Day is a new one. Yes, Donkey of the Day for Thursday, August 11th, goes to the 20-year-old Virginia man who climbed Trump Towers in Manhattan yesterday. Now, his motive, according to police, he wanted to climb to the top of the tower

and eventually get a personal meeting with Donald Trump. As if Donald Trump was just sitting on top of the tower yesterday, minding his damn business, right? Okay, listen, kids, if you want to have a meeting with somebody and you have to buy suction cups and scraps and other climbing equipment to meet them, then you might want to rethink that meeting. Now, how do people know his motive? Because like most kids nowadays, he had to tell the world exactly what he was doing and why he was doing it via the Internet. Roll the tape.

Hello, Mr. Trump. I'm an independent researcher seeking a private audience with you to discuss an important matter. I guarantee that it is in your interest to honor this request. Believe me, if my purpose was not significant, I would not risk my life pursuing it. The reason I climbed your tower was to get your attention. If I had sought this via conventional means, I would be much less likely to have success

because you are a busy man with many responsibilities. I'll get my contact information to your campaign so that if you are interested, you can respond. Be sure to get out and vote for Mr. Trump in the 2016 election. Okay, first of all, I don't know how someone can say I don't want to be recognized, but you got your whole face on camera. Okay, it wasn't blurred out. He didn't have a mask on. He just had on a black hoodie talking about he don't want to be recognized.

Reminds me of the Ninja Turtles when they throw on trench coats and hats like, bro, who you fooling? OK, second, I understand he said he didn't want to use conventional methods to reach Donald Trump. But what 20 year old kid in 2016 climbs a building because they got something to say to Donald Trump? You want to get a message to Donald Trump? Did you try social media first? Did you tweet him? What about Facebook? Go to a rally. Go to a rally.

If all else fails, then you think about climbing the building. There's all kind of ways in this era to send messages to Donald Trump, and climbing a building doesn't have to be one of them. In fact, I'm watching this yesterday, and I'm thinking to myself, how much did Donald Trump pay this guy to climb this building? Okay, this whole situation has publicity stunt written all over it. Donald Trump even tweeted out, great job today by the NYPD in protecting the people and saving the climber. Saving the climber?

He wasn't trying to save him. That climber wasn't in danger. That climber was committing a crime, and the police were there to arrest him. But who cares about the truth and the lies and more entertaining? And then, you know, and as long as they're endorsing you, right, Donald Trump? Okay, how about discourage your followers, supporters from this kind of behavior?

Tell them to avoid criminal trespassing and disorderly conduct charges like this nutjob, okay, who is currently in Bellevue Hospital for a psychological evaluation. This man isn't crazy. He's just a poor decision maker. Because in this communication age where it's two degrees of separation between people and you can get anyone a message simply

by adding them on social media sites acting like you got bit uh by a radioactive spider that triggered mutations in your body and gave you the ability to cling them cling to most surfaces is not the wave okay give this dude who climbed Towers yesterday the biggest hee-haw, please. I'm just saying. Try tweeting him first. Facebook, okay? So he never did meet him, huh? No, it's not like Trump was at the top of the building.

I understand his Trump Towers. He was in Virginia, I think. Trump don't live in Trump Towers, people, just because his name is on the building. He wasn't at the top of Trump Towers just waiting on you. It wasn't even in New York? Yes, it was. It was in Manhattan. Oh, you just said Trump was in Virginia.

Oh, Trump was in Virginia. Oh, okay. Hold on. Isn't this kid from Virginia? That's not true. There's no way. There's no way. I don't believe that.

Trump wasn't in Virginia. Trump was not in Virginia. I don't believe that. I don't believe that. I don't believe that. I refuse to believe that. There's no way Trump was in Virginia and this kid was from Virginia,

but this kid goes all the way to Manhattan to climb on this building. I don't believe that. I have to fact check that one. I don't believe that. Alright, well thank you for that donkey today. When we come back, ask Yee. Yes, he was on his presidential campaign tour in Virginia. Donald Trump was in Virginia? Oh my goodness. And this kid, hold on,

is this kid from Virginia? No! Yes. Okay, you know what? Keep him in Bellevue. Something's wrong with him. Something's wrong with him. Goodness gracious. You mean to tell me this guy is from Virginia? From Virginia.

Donald Trump is in Virginia, but you decided to come to Manhattan to scale Trump Towers when you could have just drove somewhere in Virginia to possibly meet this guy? Yes. They might not have a Trump Towers in Virginia. All right.

He didn't do his Googles. This donkey of the day is very accurate. All right, well, when we come back, ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you got a question for Yee, you can call her right now. She'll help you out with all your problems. 800-585-1051.

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I need a girl. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you got a question for Yee, you can call her now. Yee, what line are we going to?

Line one? Hello, who's this? Yeah, this is Belenor. Belenor from Malden. Oh, okay. What's your question for Yee? Yeah, I wanted to basically tell Yee, you know, I have a girlfriend. Her name is Esther.

And, you know, she's going through some rough stuff. And, you know, I wanted to know how do I help her, you know, go through, you know, her broken heart that she had from the past relationship in the past. Well, okay. First of all, everybody has had difficult relationships in the past. But how long ago did she get out of her situation? Well, she was in a five-year relationship. And then, you know, it was like a five-year relationship that was not really like a good thing for her. And, you know, I met her and we've been together for about a year.

And, you know, it's like an often known battle, you know, with like past relationships and stuff like that. So she's taking out all her past issues on you? Yeah. All right. So what's happened out all her past issues on you? Yeah. All right, so what's happened to her before? I'm just curious. Well, you know, she got pregnant at a young age, and then ever since then, you know, she's been torn because she felt like the guy that she was with for five years,

she wanted to be with this person, but, you know, it didn't work out. You know, I know we've been in a new relationship. It's been about a year, and I hope it does work out. You know, I know we've been in a new relationship. It's been about a year and I hope it does work out for us and it's just that, you know, like old stuff, she keeps bringing up old stuff all the time, you know, and I was crying and stuff like that and I wanted to know how can you help me talk to her a little bit better

because, you know, you're a woman and you're very powerful on the radio and I listen to you every morning. I listen to you right now. Okay. Is she, um, does she still want to be with her ex? No. Okay. I just want to make sure it's not a situation where she's not over him.

It's more of a situation where she's taking out all the wrong things that he did to her on you. Yeah. Now, does she have issues with anything that you've done to her for real? Like, have you done some things that have been sketchy or has she caught you doing anything? No. It's just, you know, I keep it too real, so that's the problem. What do you mean, I keep it too real? What does that mean? Meaning, like,

you know, I don't go around the bush with my feelings. I just tell her how I feel if something really bothers me, and then it may be just about anything, you know, and then she just gets mad and then starts saying, oh, this is how her last name from five years used to cheer. What does keeping it to a real mean?

Like, what kind of things are you saying? Give me an example and be honest. I told the big teller, like, you know, I'm in your life for a real reason. I'm not here to hurt you. And I've been honest since day one. And I think me being, like, telling her how I feel, like, 100% sometimes hurts her because, you know, I just don't know why she always, you know, always crying. You know what I mean?

And it's kind of, like, sad to see somebody cry when I feel like I'm doing the best of my ability to keep her happy. Right. Okay, well, it sounds like she might have some deeper issues. You think she's suffering from depression if it's been this long and she's crying all the time? Yeah, you know, it's more than just the relationship that she had, you know, family issues and all that actually crazy stuff. You know how it goes. Sometimes it is really hard to talk to the person that's closest to us, even though we feel like that's who we should go to. Sometimes it's hard to bear all of that.

What I would recommend, because you care so much, is perhaps telling her that maybe it would help her to get some therapy. Okay. Have you ever talked to her about that? No. Is she open to it, you think? Yeah, I believe so. Okay, so here's what you do now. You get some recommendations. I'm going to look some people up for you, but if you can get

some recommendations from some of your friends, anybody else you know who's gone through therapy, you should tell her that you want whatever is best for her. You know, whether or not that person is going to be you, you want her to be the best person that she can be. And to do that, you think that she needs some therapy, that you feel like you're there for her, you want to do anything, and you'll be there with her.

And if she wants you to go with her, you will. Okay. All right, and keep us updated and let us know how it goes, and I'm going to get some information for you, all right? Hold on the line. Thank you. All right. And keep us updated and let us know how it goes. And I'm going to get some information for you. All right? Hold on the line. Thank you. Thank you.

All right. Hold on. All right. Ask Yee, 805-85-1051. If you have a question for Yee, you need some advice, you need some help in your life, call her right now or email her breakfastclubam at gmail.com. We got more Ask Yee on the way. That was Jeremiah Plains.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of ASCII. If you want to holler at Yee. Michelle, what's your question for Yee? Okay, well, you know, my daughter was six weeks old. Her father got deported to Mexico.

And he hasn't acknowledged her. She just turned 10. He hasn't spent no money, hasn't called, hasn't asked her. It turned 10 he hasn't spent no money haven't called hasn't asked her it's like she doesn't exist to him a couple of months ago i guess he's up to come back into the united states so his wife facebooked me asking me to help him get papers so i dubbed that and now he's facebooking my daughter pretending like like he cares, like that he misses her. I don't know if I should block him because I don't want him to hurt my daughter. I think he has ulterior motives to try to get me to help get him back into the States.

Or I don't know what it is, but I don't want to see my daughter hurt. And my husband has raised her since she was one. And I don't want to see him hurt. Well, it's hard for, I know that's a hard position to be in because on one hand, you want to protect your daughter from this man who's done nothing for her. But on the other hand, you don't want to stop her from speaking with her father, her biological father.

So what I would do is I would tell him that if he wants to communicate with her, he has to go through you. And I would... I would tell him he won't. Well, then he won't he wants to communicate with her, he has to go through you. And I would say he won't. Well, then he won't be able to communicate with her because honestly, your daughter doesn't know this man. You don't even really know him and she's too young to know what's going on. So I would tell him and I would also make sure that I go and get a lawyer and go to court and make sure they're aware of the situation just in case he tries to do anything sketchy, you know, and if he really cares and wants to contact his daughter and speak with her, he will do it by your

rules. And if your guidelines and rules are, if you want to speak with her and communicate, I have to know and monitor what's going on, then that's what it's got to be. If he cares that much, then that shouldn't be an issue. That is a child. He don't even know her. I think he's just trying to use her to get to me to help get him papers back into the United States.

And if that is your instinct, I would go with that instinct, but I would also leave it open. I want you to know your daughter. I want you to have a relationship with her, but because she doesn't know you and she's so young, I need to monitor this relationship. So I'm not cutting you out of her life. I'm giving you an option.

If you want to know her, I'm very open to that, but I'm not cutting you out of her life. I'm giving you an option. If you want to know her, I'm very open to that, but I'm not letting you do it without me being involved. And what do you think about my husband? Okay, you said he's raised her, so what is he saying? He's really hurt by it, and he's, like, sad. He thinks that he's just going to come out of nowhere and try to take over or something. I mean, the fact of the matter is, you know,

that really is her biological father. So, of course, he has some type of rights. He doesn't seem like the type of person who's going to be consistent. Clearly, he has his ulterior motives, as you think, you know. So, I think it's just something you guys are going to have to deal with. Your daughter has to know that, you know, who her real father is. But, like I said, monitor the situation. Let her still call, you know, the man who raised her.

She's still going to look at him like that's her dad. He's still got to do what he's got to do. She's an innocent child. So everything has to be whatever is best for her. Whether or not that hurts his feelings is what's best for your daughter. Yeah, yeah, that's true. That's very true. Thank you so much.

But definitely get that lawyer, okay? Oh, yeah, definitely. I will. Okay. He'll back out the porch. Good luck, Mama. Thank you. much. But definitely get that lawyer, okay? Oh, yeah, definitely. I will. Okay. She'll back out the porch. Good luck, Mama. Thank you. No problem.

All righty now. ASCII, 805-85-1051. You can email her, breakfastclubam at gmail.com. And congratulations on the baby again, Envy. That's right. Baby 5 was born this morning at 2.46 a.m. Brooklyn Jagger Casey. She was 6 pounds, 15 ounces, 18 and a half inches long.

I always tell myself, once Envy and Gia stop having babies, I'm going to have one. I stopped, so now you're on. So we got to wait one year just to make sure. I pass the baton to you. You're good. Why don't you just borrow one from Envy? You got a couple. It's easier.

All right. We got rumors on the way? Yes, we are going to talk about Young Buck. We'll tell you what his G-Unit family members are saying about him getting locked up again. He's in jail for seven months. Also, Rihanna, she's got another acting role. We'll tell you what movie she's about to star in.

All that and more. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The rumor report. Gossip. With's just in. All the gossip.

Gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. Well, since we are talking about Drake's concert,

let's get into who performed on the stage. Dipset. Well, really, Cameron and Juelz Santana performed, but Jim Jones was there. He did not join them on stage. And one question about this, here's what Cameron had to say. Jules called me, he told me that Drake called him

and wanted us to come out, and it was that simple, there's no, like, I didn't even speak to Drake, but on the stage, I didn't even know Jules was there until later today, until I seen a lot of people in the comments like he was there, but that wasn't my show, I was invited, I was on stage 10 minutes.

So that's a question you have to ask Drake probably. All right. So it's not what you thought it was. I don't see the problem. But if I knew my man was actually there, I probably would have said Jim come out with us. Yeah, he'd say he didn't know. He said he didn't know.

Yeah, if I didn't know he was there, that's not my problem. If the man asked Jewels and Cam to come out, then Jewels and Cam come out. I've seen Jim and Jewels do shows by themselves before. They did Wiz Show. They did the Wiz and Snoop show, yeah. Yeah, all right. Well, that's what Cameron had to say on This Is 50 about it.

Now, in addition to that, Cameron and 50 Cent, they took some pictures together. You know, they've been beefing for the longest. I think they spent a long time together. I never seen them take a picture together recently. But 50 posted a picture with Cam'ron. He said, I said, Cam, I would talk to you like you ain't got money if I didn't see them big ass knots in your pocket. And Cam'ron posted a picture, too. He put money, power, respect.

They're all going to laugh at you. What y'all want people to do, beef forever, man? No, definitely not. I think it's a great thing. This was like the official, we took a picture together. Where the picture at? Let me see the picture. It's on both of their pages. They both put up a picture.

It don't look better than me and Drake's picture, but carry on. They were laughing almost as hard as you guys, but you had the extra wide open mouth laugh. It was a good joke. A good laugh being had at people. Now, Young Buck is in jail again.

He's been sentenced to seven months behind bars. Again? Yeah. Now, if you guys remember, he violated his probation, and that is because he had several altercations with his ex. He actually showed up to her apartment and allegedly kicked in the door of her apartment to get his belongings. Y'all got to stop going to jail for these hoes.

He also threatened to burn down her apartment via text message. And then he was ordered to have no contact with her, but then he called her more than 100 times. Lord have mercy. On August 1st. How far is her vagina? So now he has to go to jail for seven months.

See? And she gonna be out here having sex with the next man while he in jail for seven months. I know. I think that's terrible. What was he thinking? So, Lloyd Banks actually posted, set back for a major comeback.

Hold your head, brother, and push that pen. Gotcha, G. And 50 Cent, Tony Ayo posted, free young buck. Hold your head, big bro. The system is a trap, and we the targets. We all make mistakes, bro, but we got families to feed.

Your freedom is everything. We need you out here. 50 posted, damn the boy buck. Gotta do some time. They're gonna keep him today. He need you out here. 50 posted, damn the boy. Buck got to do some time. They're going to keep him today. He will be all right. Hashtag effing vodka. Hashtag frigo.

And that girl ain't going to write him while he in there. That girl ain't going to accept none of his calls. And she's going to be out here with her legs spread open for another man. Well, it's his ex. So, Young Buck posted, things ain't go as planned today. Lost my freedom again. Lord knows how much I'm going to miss my mother, children, my girl, my real friends, and family. He said, I went 50, yayo, kid, kid, Lloyd Banks, and all my fans to hold me down.

Now, was that his ex after he did all of that 100 calling and all that? I think he probably has a new girlfriend, and that was his ex, and he was going to get his clothes. I don't know if it's two different females. We don't know what's going on in his personal life. All right, Rihanna is going to be joining Ocean's 8, hopefully. It's an all-female reboot of Ocean's 11. Same writers? Yeah, the film is going to be led by Sandra Bullock.

So it's going to follow a similar path to the Ocean's 11 movie. So we'll see what happens with that. But Sandra Bullock's in it, Cate Blanchett, Minda Kaling's in it, a bunch of people are in it. So Rihanna is in talks, and Anne Hathaway is in talks too. Is that the new thing, the remake of movies that had all male cast? All female cast, yeah. I guess so. They should have been doing that, man.

Set it off, should have kicked in the door for that. What was that a remake of? Nothing, but I'm just saying. I'm talking about as far as having all women in action-type roles. Yeah, we enjoy that. All right, well, that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee. All right, thank you, Ms. Yee.

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