The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Angele Rye With Front Page News, Longest You’ve Gone Without Talking To Your Partner, Laying It On The Line For Your Team and More!

Episode Date: March 2, 2023

Today Angele Rye joins the show to give us the Front Page News. We also open the phone lines to talk about the longest you’ve gone without talking to your partner. In addition to that, we ask our callers about a time that have laid it on the line for their team!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey, what's up? This is Ramses Jha. And I go by the name Q Ward. And we'd like you to join us each week for our show, Civic Cipher. That's right. We discuss social issues, especially those that affect black and brown people, but in a way that informs and empowers all people. We discuss everything from prejudice to politics to police violence, and we try to give you the tools to create positive change in your home, workplace, and social circle.

We're going to learn how to become better allies to each other. So join us each Saturday for Civic Cipher on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Hey, this is Justin Richmond, host of the Broken Record Podcast. Every week, I or my co-host, Leah Rose, sit down with the artists you love to get unparalleled creative insight. Our new series is looking at one of the most influential jazz labels ever, Blue Note Records. You'll hear from artists like legendary bassist Ron Carter, singer-songwriter Noah Jones, and guitarist Julian Lodge. Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Hey y'all, Niminy here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records.

Executive produced by Questlove, The Story Pirates, and John Glickman, Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. to the planet. It's Thursday! Yes, it's Thursday. The weekend is almost here. Man, the weekend is here, bro. Okay? The weekend is whatever you want it to be. If you want the day to identify as the weekend,

then it identifies as the weekend. Okay? Yes. Alright, so today is the weekend. You looking forward to the weekend? I am. You know, yesterday I got an endoscopy. Did I say that right? Sounds about right. Usually they do it when they do the colonoscopy. Yeah, I heard. And they use the same camera sometimes. They do not use the same camera.

They do the colonoscopy first. No, they don't. And then they do the endoscopy right with the same camera. No, they don't. But no, I did an endoscopy yesterday. And man, I can't stop sneezing. Really? Hell no.

Because it feels like every time I breathe, I can feel the air going all the way up my nostrils. So I've been sneezing since yesterday. Well, for people that don't know, endoscopy is when they put a camera down your throat or is it your nose? I'm not sure. Your throat. Your throat. And then they look for any polyps or any cancerous cells in your, I think it's your stomach or your throat or whatever it may be. I'm not sure.

Yeah, I don't have any of those. Thank God. Thank God. Yeah, absolutely. What made you check it? Did you have problems? I just been having the chest pains, and it was heartburn. What I thought was chest pains was actually the heartburn,

and he wanted to check for the acid reflux and everything like that. But I mean, I just think that's something that everybody should be doing. The colonoscopies, the endoscopies. We take more care of our cars. That's true. We take our cars to get serviced all the time, but we don't care of our cars. That's true. You know what I mean? We take our cars to get serviced all the time, but we don't check on our bodies. So, you know, I'm trying to be here for another 50 years.

Yeah, you and me both. Now, this is Dance Dad weekend. So my daughter has dance. She has competition. And it's just one of those things. You just sit down and just wait and just sit down and wait and sit down and wait. Yeah, my daughter got cheerleading competition this weekend. But it's cheerleading competition season, though.

So every other weekend, she got cheerleading competition. And we got the WGA Awards this weekend. And, you know, my late-night talk show, Hell of a Week, is nominated for Best Writing Comedy Variety Series. Drop a bomb for that. I don't even know if I said that category right, but that's on Sunday. And salute to Nadra Tawab Glover, man. Yesterday, we had a great event at Brooklyn Bell House, sold-out event, because she put out her new book, Drama Free, how to

manage unhealthy family relationships. And what I realized, you know, Nadra's been on Breakfast Club a couple of times, but she put out her first book, Set Boundaries, Find Peace. She put that out in 2020, but she put it out during COVID. So she never got, that was her first in conversation about one of her books. Because she never got to do any of that stuff.

She never got to do any book signings or anything because of COVID. And her book went on to be super successful, Make the New York Times Best Sellers List. So I love the fact that with this new book, Drama Free, she's getting the opportunity to actually touch people and see the impact that her book has had on people's lives, man. So salute to Nadra Glover and make sure you go grab Drama Free, her new book right now. Now, you know who I ran into yesterday? I ran into J. Cole yesterday. Really? After just announcing his Dreamville concert.

No, it wasn't at the thrift store. It was actually leaving a hotel. He actually, my assistant seen him and was like, hey, you just missed J. Cole. So I called him. He hopped back out the car. We had a nice little conversation. He's excited about his Dreamville concert. I am too.

I'm actually going to go. I want to see some of the artists that are performing. I think it's going to be pretty dope. I was talking about that lineup yesterday. I was saying how dope that lineup is because somebody was saying how, man, the lineup is all over the place. And I'm like, yo, that's fantastic. I think so too.

It's good that we can go somewhere and you can go from Afro Beach to, you know, OG crunk music like Waka Flocka. Bring it up to speed to Glorilla. Then you got Ari Lennox and the City Girls, Earth Gang. Come on, man. Drake, J. Cole himself. Come on, man. Like you said, Burner Boy. So it's going to be a dope concert.

Like you said, it's going to be so many different ways to enjoy the music. So I look forward to that. So shout out to J. Cole and everybody in the Carolinas. Now let's get the show cracking. Front page news. Angela Rye is going to be joining us. She's going to be handling the front page news. And you know why I like when she does the front page news?

Because she knows what she's talking about. Because she knows what she's talking about. She's right here. Say something, Angela. She's actually. Hey, everybody. Hey. All right.

And we'll get into that next. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club, and we have Angela Rye here. Well, fun praise news.

Let's get right into it. All right, let's do it. Before we start with the news, I just want to let you know some quick sports. Kevin Durant is back from injury. He scored 23 points last night. You know, he plays for the Phoenix Suns. Yep. And they beat the Hornets 105-91.

They're saying the one-two punch from him and Booker looks amazing so far. I didn't see it last night. You know, he plays for the Phoenix Suns. Yep. And they beat the Hornets 105-91. They're saying the one-two punch from him and Booker looks amazing so far. I didn't see it last night. Well, we got Eddie Ryder. All right. So first, King Charles III's coronation will be held on May 6th. But the monarchy is having a few challenges in booking some A-list British musicians. Folks are saying they have conflicts and the palace waited too late. And we're talking Harry Styles, Elton John, Ed Sheeran.

Even Adele says she can't come through. Okay, but none of them people except for Ed Sheeran, including the royals. Well, I think it's kind of interesting because in part, some folks would say, oh, maybe they did wait too late. I want to say people understand now that the monarchy may not be all as cracked up to be. We've talked about that on your nighttime talk show. What are they celebrating? Somebody died?

No. Yeah, I was going to say, what is coronation? What is that? So you guys do know that Queen Elizabeth died. She has a son that's now going to take over as king. He becomes King Charles III. He is crowned as king on May 6th. And he can't get nobody to perform. That's like Barack Obama having somebody who lost American Idol in the first round coming to perform because he can't get nobody.

You see what I'm saying? Yeah, and you know what's so crazy? Speaking of the late night show, Malcolm Gladwell was on that show. He said that all of those people are just mascots anyway. None of them have any real power. I remember. I'll never forget that conversation. That's the first time I ever disagreed with Malcolm Gladwell in a real way.

I was mad at him that day. Anyway, the other thing that I think is actually really, really significant and has something to do with what's going on in the United States, Eli Lilly is capping the patient costs of insulin at $35. So this pharmaceutical company, you all may know if you have anybody related to you or close to you that suffers from diabetes, is one of the three major U.S. manufacturers of insulin. It says it will cut the cost of its two largest largest selling insulin brands by 70 percent by the fourth quarter of this year. By May 1st, just a couple of months away, it'll cap the price of a generic form of insulin at twenty25, which is down from $82.

These prices have been skyrocketing. That's amazing. Right? We know that in the Inflation Reduction Act, which was passed by Congress last year, they capped insulin costs for folks on Medicare. I would like to say that this is one of those times where politics influence corporations to do the right thing by capping these costs. The one other thing that I think is really significant, we know a lot of folks in our community who don't have insurance.

They are not only capping the out-of-pocket costs for folks with private insurance at $35. You can now download a savings card from them to receive the same benefit. With all of this nice information, they should probably sponsor this show. I didn't even mean to plug them like this. That's a good plug, though. Let me ask you a question, though. When it comes to that, is it the government that's capping them or their own business is capping them? Because at the end of the day, it's business.

And, you know, if it's costing them, you know, $30 a vial to make it and it's charging $35, how does that affect businesses and other businesses when they're charging? I love that you asked that question. They were influenced by the Inflation Reduction Act because Congress said for Medicare, they had to cap the cost. They took it a step further and said, we're going to cap it even further. Envy, I know you're worried about the price margins here, but here's what I want you to know. Pharmaceutical companies ain't struggling. They're doing just fine. And what I think this shows us is this has been something that they could have done. Folks saw what Mark Cuban did with that platform online saying we're going to make pharmaceutical

drugs more affordable to people who are struggling. They could have been did this. They're doing it now because they finally got challenged and realized the timeline and the runway was short for being able to continue to charge people these astronomical costs. If you got diabetes, you don't necessarily have ends that can meet to pay $82 a vial for insulin. When does that kick in?

So the first part is May 1st. This is for the generic form of insulin that's going to go down from $82 to $25. The rest of the two brands that they have

will cap their costs by the end of the fourth quarter this year. Man, drop on a Clues bomb for that. That's incredible. That's dope. I'll tell you one thing too. I love telling y'all. As soon as they make some quarter this year. Man, drop on a Clues bomb for that. That's incredible. That's dope. I'll tell you one thing, too.

I love telling y'all. As soon as they make some of this anesthesia affordable, and I can buy it on the black market, I'm going to get me some. You better not. As soon as I woke up from that endoscopy yesterday, and I told to the nurse, I said, you sure I can't get a little bit of that?

I can't get a little bit of that to take home? No, man. She said to me, she said, nope, you know what happened to Michael Jackson. I told you, you didn't believe me at first. But I'll tell you what, I can understand Michael. Oh, my goodness. You better watch it.

Her anesthesia is amazing. It is. Put you right out. You know, I didn't mean to start to encourage people to find other ways to get pharmaceutical drugs. I was just trying to say there's some people that actually need insulin to live. You trying to get anesthesia to get high. You on the wrong side of the truck. No, the sleep. Yeah. The sleep. Same thing. Every help him understand that that you trying to get anesthesia to get high we're on the wrong side yeah that's sleep same thing every help him understand that that's trying to get hot no i told him that the other day but then yeah i'm not gonna lie that's that's what i'm trying

to tell you i'm not encouraging him but that's when you go get them on anoscopies whether it's the colonoscopy or the endoscopy yeah boy that 10 minutes feel like you slept for 12 hours man it's facts some people wake up from anesthesia and they're ready to fight. It's a different type of anesthesia. This one, when you wake up, like, oh. That's right. The angels start singing to you. When I got the colonoscopy, I woke up with an erection, a crazy erection.

That's something different. That is different. When I got the endoscopy yesterday, I woke up and I couldn't stop sneezing. Even now, I'm still sneezing. But yet, you want this anesthesia. I do. All right. I can't wait until you get an endoscopy yesterday, I woke up and I couldn't stop sneezing. Even now I'm still sneezing. But yet you want this anesthesia. I do. I can't wait until you get an endoscopy. You won't know what I'm talking about.

If you sound congested, I don't want any of what you got. All right. Well, that is front page news. Get it off your chest. Angela, I'll be back next hour, too. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-585-1051. Hit us up right now, phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-585-1051.

Hit us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Ray, Ray, Ray. Yo, Charlemagne. Lindsey, what up? Are we live?

This is your time to get it off your chest. I got an indoor pool, an outdoor pool. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. We can get on the phone right now. He'll tell you what it is. We live. Hello, who's this? This is Pepsi Joe.

Good morning, Breakfast Club. Good morning, sir. Good morning, Joe. I feel like you shall remain a god. You see, I called previously that I showed up, you know, that I come to work on time. And today I'm late. I'm going to work right now. I'm usually already at work.

And I can't even blow the horn for you today. First of all, let's be clear. I haven't been late all year long, sir. Absolutely. I actually have noticed that. I want to give you the flowers for that because you have not shown up late ever since you came to the mothership. How do you give him flowers for what he's supposed

to do? That's because the black mothership, that's what we call our studio, the black mothership cuts off 20 minutes from my commute. How do you give him flowers for doing what he's supposed to do? That's because the black mothership, that's what we call our studio, the black mothership cuts off 20 minutes from my commute. How do you give him flowers for doing what he's supposed to do? He's supposed to be your child. I'm not doing what you're supposed to do, but it sort of is. But I mean, you know, when somebody

does what they should, you should give them the props they deserve, no? No, no, no, you shouldn't. He should be doing that. Thank you, Pepsi Joe. It's like saying somebody, I'm giving you flowers for being a good dad. You're supposed to be a good dad. Thank you, Pepsi Joe. It's like saying somebody, I'm giving you flowers for being a good dad. You're supposed to be a good dad. Thank you, Pepsi Joe. No, no, no, because it's turns a bad dad out there. You give the flowers to the good dad.

Oh, my goodness. Thank you, Pepsi Joe. I appreciate your encouragement. I will say that Charlamagne hasn't been late, I think. Nah, not at all. Not even one time. I've not been late at all because the Black Mothership literally cuts off 20 minutes from my commute.

Literally. That's what we call this studio, the new studio, the Black Mothership. Hello, who's this? Yo, how you doing? Uh-oh. How are you? What's your name, sir? Yo, this is Rick, man.

I just wanted to say, I heard how Envy said, like, what are the price margins between pharmaceutical companies? Yes, sir. Man, dude, it literally costs about a dollar to make a vial of insulin bro seriously in canada like i used to stand in buffalo area we go to canada and stuff man

they usually go they literally go to canada get insulin for like 10 bucks that's just pharmaceutical companies um making more profits and putting more profits over people health they've been doing that you know what i'm saying actually so like yeah actually you're right research well that's not a dollar but here in america researchers have estimated that a vial of insulin costs less than seven dollars to manufacture and that's crazy man you know what i'm saying so like like there was a boom in insulin like black market like well people going to canada and bringing it back to the states like they nearly charge us more here because you don't have the regulations like those other states have.

Right? So, like, but that was that. And another thing I want to get off my chest for, I love you guys. You guys are awesome, right?

But, like, Texas right now has a bill in their state legislation, right, saying that they will extend pregnancy Medicaid for pregnancy women

up to a year. I think it should be two. If you restrict abortion, you should pay for these people to have kids and pay for their health care because we all know I have five kids myself. You know, and what it's compassionate about is the black mortality rate. Black women mortality rate. That's right. They have kids.

We need to protect these women if we're going to put their bodies constantly through this when sometimes they don't want to man you absolutely right man you're so right you're so right if you're going if you're going to make a woman have a baby then you know you have to provide her some type of financial means in order to take care of that child and not only that like he said you know i was talking to angela rye about this behind the scenes i mean yes i believe health care should be free i mean i shouldn't have to if my my child has an ailment or i have an ailment i shouldn't the first thing i shouldn't have to think about is how i'm gonna pay for it you know well you should have voted for bernie sanders then because that's what bernie sanders wanted

bernie sanders wanted free education i agree with that i mean and it does it is crazy that a country like america that makes so much damn money you know, can't provide free health care for people. Or at least really affordable health care. That's why I guess... Obama. Yeah, the Affordable Care Act was really good. Because I've heard more people talk about the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid you know, over the last

decade in regards to health insurance. And people say it really helps. 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. Hey, guys.

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800-585-1051 We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club Hello, who's this? Good morning, what's going on with you? This is G G, what's up? Get it off your chest, brother Oh man, first of all, I just want to shout out both of my boys, Amari. I mean, Amani. I'm sorry.

He's going to be mad at me. I miss his name. But Amani, he 8. Jojo, he's 11. Boys, get up. Get yourselves together, man. Let's go learn something today. Let's go learn.

Let's go learn. Yes, sir. You hung up on him? Hello? Yeah. Here's the thing. Raiders are bored. I've Raiders learned from Envy in regards to just hanging up on people, yo. They don't care. I know, I know, Envy. Don't hang up on me. They don't care. They don't care if you complete your thoughts. They don't say

peace. They just clip you. Damn it, man. Well, hello, mama. Good morning. Hi, good morning. My name is JT. I'm calling from Long Island. Peace, JT. Get it off your chest, mama. I'm a GI nurse. So I was calling to correct Charlemagne. Your word is

endoscopy. You had an upper endoscopy done. Upper endoscopy, yes. That's what I had. Yes, it went down your throat to look at your stomach, not up your nose. No, he said down your throat. I asked. I asked if I was a show.

He asked me was it up your nose or down your throat. Yeah, I said down your throat. Yeah, I think the reason you're sneezing is probably the oxygen they put on your nose. That's what I told my wife. I was like, I think it's the oxygen. I don't think it was the end of, what's the word again? Endoscopy.

Endoscopy. E-N-D-O-S-C word again endoscopy but you had oxygen when they did your butt i definitely had oxygen when i did my butt so i don't know but yeah it was probably just a higher flow this person probably put it too high oh got you got you thank you mama yeah in the light of um colorectal month i know i want to shout out to you guys thank you for always mentioning the colonoscopies on air. It's dope that you guys are making it normal. You know, we need to save lives. Oh, well, on Friday, because you know, Friday is Colon Cancer Awareness Day. We

have Dr. Liz and Dr. Cynthia. Dr. Bueno, I know. That's my girl. Yeah, I know. I'm looking forward to that. Yep, they'll be here Friday. JT, I'm pushing for them to allow couples colonoscopies so Charlamagne and I can go together. I think it's cool if you get to go with your bro and y'all go together.

Sure, yes. Whatever encourages people to go. Whatever makes it encouraging. Makes it normal. Normalizes it. I don't think about me. You know what? I'm going to tell you something.

He playing, watch when I press him to do it. I don't have no problem doing it. I press you to do it. You can lay on your side. I lay on my side. Our asses will face each other and boom. You guys should get ready. You guys should get ready.

He wants to do it again in seven years. And that'll be dope. And then we can do advertisements for the colon cancer awareness. Colorectal. Colorectal. Yeah. The whole March month is colorectal month. That's right.

We can do advertisements for them, and we can take pictures like Jonathan Majors and Michael B. Jordan. You know what I mean? There you go. Oh, yeah. Exactly. Yes. Yes.

Thank you, mama. I love those pictures, by the way. You know why I love them? I love them because they piss all of y'all off. All right? What you mean? I love those pictures that Michael B. Jordan and Jonathan Majors took because they make all of these dudes out here with fragile egos uncomfortable. Oh my goodness.

Okay, that's why. And I love them. Alright? You know what? Can I put that picture behind me and just do the whole show with that picture behind me? If that's what you like. Yes. I want to do that.

Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up. I meant to ask, what you prefer? Up the butt, down the throat? The anesthesia. That's what I prefer. I prefer that good-ass anesthesia, man.

I totally understand why Michael Jackson wanted that anesthesia for his own personal benefit. I totally get it, Mike. God bless today. All right. When we come back, we got to talk about Mary J. Blige. Somebody's saying Mary J. Blige sounded a little flat when she was singing. We'll talk about it when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. What's happening? What's happening? Let's get to the rumors.

Let's talk Mary J. Blige. Rumor has it. Rumor. Rumor has it. Call out her name or you gossiping or you chatty patty. I am gossiping. This is the rumor report. I mean, I guess we on The Breakfast Club.

This is where the tea spills, right? Yes. On The Breakfast Club. Now, I hate Mary J. Blige slander. Boy, I started to jump through this TV screen and fight you. I thought, oh, boy, if you hadn't had that slander at the end. I thought you were saying, I hate Mary J. Blige. No, I hate Mary J. Blige sl No, I hate Mary J. Blige.

I will swing on you for saying such things like that. I'll bite you for Mary J. Blige. I'm with you. I'm going to bite with you. We're going to be biting together. You ever see me and them be biting somebody because they said something disrespectful about Mary J. Blige? Absolutely. So Chaka Khan was talking about Mary J. Blige.

Rolling Stone put out the 200 best singers list, and Mary was over Chaka Khan. And Chaka decided she wanted to talk about Mary and her song, Sweet Thing. When you would introduce the Rufus song, Sweet Thing, which was your ballad. I wrote it. You would call it the song Mary J. Blige fucked up. Is that true? Well, I didn't say that out in public. I might have said it to her.

Okay, but so you did believe. But I called Mary J. Blige she fucked it up. How'd she fuck it up? Number one, her vocals were flat. I said, what time of day was it when you decided to cover Sweet Thing? Where were you at when you covered it? Oh, girl, I've been up all late at night. It was at 8 o'clock in the morning, girl.

She said, girl, you don't sing nothing at 8 o'clock in the morning. Especially if you have to get up to sing it. If you'd have been up all night smoking crack or something i don't know maybe a different a whole different thing but she and i have that kind of relationship we can talk you know i love i love her she loves me we don't have a problem god bless the ogs man drop on the clues for chaka khan i'm not biting chaka khan because chaka k Khan said she actually said that to Mary J. Blige. You know what I'm saying? And that is a valid question.

And you cannot tell me that is not an OG veteran question that somebody will ask you that will have you thinking about your whole life. What time of morning was it when you recorded this song? Well, let's play Chaka's Sweet Thing. Don't you hear me talking, baby? Love me now, I'll go crazy. Oh, sweet thing. All right, all right, all right. Don't you know you're my everything Now Shaka should be mad at you That's what she should be mad at Shaka should really be mad at you

She should pull up on you the way you singing Now let's hear Mary J. Blige's version Don't you hear me talking baby Love me now or I'll go crazy Oh, sweet thing Blige version. You defeated the purpose of sick playful feelings. You're my everything. I wish you were my lover. You defeated the purpose of Queen.

I'm so undercover. Love you, child, my whole life long. Listen, let me tell you something. First of all, once again, salute to the OGs. Mary didn't sound flat to me, but I'm not a singer. She sounded fine. Listen, salute to the OGs. They sound amazing.

They have earned the right to not give an F anymore. I don't care if it's Chaka Khan, Stephanie Mills. You don't have to agree with them, but just know they earned the right to say what the hell they want. And I agree with you, Envy. I don't agree with Chaka Khan either. And you know we worship Mary J. Blige. But who am I to tell the great Chaka Khan she's wrong about how someone sang her song? You know what I mean?

I can't. I'm not a singer. I can't tell if it's right. We can tell. Well, she also talks about Mariah Carey. Mariah Carey, number five. Fuck yeah. All right, good.

That must be pay older or some shit like that. Wait, okay, so you're good with Mariah Carey? No, I'm not. Oh, you're not. Why? Pay older. The fix is still in getting Mariah Carey that high? Okay, Ray Charles, six.

Can we agree with Ray Charles, six? Yeah, why not? Yeah. Stevie Wonder, Beyonce, eight. I we agree with Ray Charles 6? Yeah. Why not? Yeah. Stevie Wonder. Stevie Wonder. Beyonce. 8. I'm not going to comment on that.

What? No comment? I don't have anything to say about Beyonce. She's a great singer. Okay? She really has opportunity to be a great singer. She has what it takes. She got the chops.

She does. Yo, Chaka was supposed to come up here. I don't know what happened. Chaka Khan, I think, wanted to come up to the breakfast. I don't remember what happened. Yo, Chaka was supposed to come up here. I don't know what happened. Chaka Khan, I think, wanted to come up to the breakfast. I don't remember what happened. I love Chaka Khan. I would have loved if she came to the breakfast club. Listen, here's the thing, man. You know, whenever you get a chance, opportunity to talk to the OGs,

like, you know, Chaka Khan or Stephanie Mills or Patti LaBelle behind the scene, that's how they talk. You know what I'm saying? So I find it, you know, quite entertaining when I hear them talk like that publicly. I guess they don't give an F no more. And they have earned the right to be able to say whatever the hell they want. Okay? You don't have to agree with them, but they've earned the right to not give an F.

Now, Red, pull up the audio of her talking about Adele. Now, she was also discussing. Yeah, she was also discussing Adele. I know she got smoked for Adele. Just give me a thumbs up, Red, when you're ready. All right, let's go. Just ahead of you. Who?

Adele at 22. Okay, I quit. I'm sorry. Do it. What? What do you want me to do? Tell me something else. Give me somebody else.

Mary J. Blige, number 25. What? Wait, wait. I'm 22 and she's 25? No, you're 29 and she's 25. Oh, you know what? Now, that's why I feel the way I do. I shouldn't have done that.

These are blind, bad bitches. These bitches are blind as a mother f***er's back. But no, they need hearing aids. They don't have hearing aids. They have no eyes. They have no ears. Why did I not stop while I was ahead? Why did I have to do the ones that were...

They must have... These bitches... You know what? These must be the children of Helen Keller. Drop on a clues bomb for Chaka Khan, man. What you want me to say to Chaka Khan, you don't have to agree with Chaka Khan, but just know she's earned the right to say what the hell they want.

And I don't think she's being bitter if that's her truth. When I hear OG like her talk, I don't hear bitter. I just hear unfiltered, grown folks talk. Well, Chaka Khan is 69 years old. She'll be 70 this month. So shout to Chaka Khan. You are an icon. You are a legend.

And I love when the OGs just start speaking the truth. Yeah, Chaka got to pull up. I will say this, though. We have to stop letting those lists do that to us. Because we don't even know who these people are that are making these lists. You know what I mean? Who was that? Bill Boyd?

Was it Bill Boyd? Was that from the Rolling Stones? I'm not saying we don't even know who these people are they're not even showing their faces or at least i don't see them if if you really want to have an accurate list about artists you know who has to make that list the artists the artists the actual artists the artists and you got to get a plethora of artists you got to get artists from every single generation and people have to really really sit around and it has to be like one or two criterias. Singing and I guess dancing, I guess. Well, no, I wouldn't even factor in dancing.

Let's just do flat out singing and let the artists determine who's the best singer. Same thing with the rappers. Get the rappers together and figure out who's just the best rappers, just lyricists, nothing else. Not know who got the most money, who's had the most success.

Let's just talk talent. That's the only way any of these lists are going to ever work. All right. Well, that is your rumor report. Now, when we come back, we got front page news. Angela Rice here. She'll be doing some front page news.

Red, you want to play it now or when we play Top of the Hour? What you about to play? After the Top of the Hour? All right. After the Top of the Hour, we're going to play Sweet Thing full version, man. It's... Whoa, Sweet Thing. Okay, maybe not.

We're not going to play it. If you sing it, we're not going to play it. Don't you know you're my everything. No, we're not going to do it. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Whoa, Sweet thing. Okay, maybe not. We're not going to play it. If you sing it, we're not going to play it. Don't you know you're my everything. No, we're not going to do it. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Whoa! What?

What? Well, you're going to have to go crazy, because I ain't leaving my wife, damn it. I ain't leaving my wife now. What's wrong with you? Because that's what Sweet Thing is. Sweet Thing is one of the greatest side chick anthems ever. This is what's not about to happen.

You're not about to cut into this front page news. Oh, here it goes. Y'all already talked about this. No, I'm just saying, that lady was begging that man to leave her husband. You're my sweet bitch. Stop singing to me, boy. I'm not leaving my wife, Envy.

Is he singing or is he? That lady was begging that man to leave her husband. She said, love me now or I'll go crazy. Come on. No, we can't hear you, Angela. Come on. I can't hear him. It's time for front page news.

Yes, it is. Let's go. I can't hear him. Oh, you can't? Well, turn your headphones up, Angela. Oh, Lord. Oh. I can't hear him. It's time for front page news. Yes, it is. Let's go. I can't hear him. Oh, you can't? Well, turn your headphones up, Angela. Oh, Lord. Oh, I can hear him now. Lord have mercy.

Goodness gracious. Lord have mercy. I'm sorry. All right. Getting some front page news. What are we talking about? Okay. So, first up, the Washington Commander's owner, Daniel Snyder, is back in the news over some

shady business practices. It's being reported just now that four years ago, Dan Snyder took out a $55 million loan without the knowledge of the three other owners who he's now bought out. We would go to jail for this. I don't know if y'all know that because it's tantamount to bank fraud. And he didn't stop there.

He also allegedly charged the team an advertising fee of $4.5 million to put the logo on his personal jet. Kind of creative, but it sounds a little sketchy. And he didn't stop there. He allegedly charged the team $10 million to use the aircraft. And this is all in addition to his annual $10 million salary. It don't sound illegal to me.

It just sounds unethical. No, no, no, no, no. It's illegal? It's illegal to take out a business loan without your business partner's knowledge. It's illegal to do that? Absolutely. It's illegal. It's bank business loan without your business partner's knowledge. It's illegal to do that? Absolutely. It's illegal. It's bank fraud.

It really is bank fraud. Even if he's a majority owner? Yeah, I thought he was a majority owner. He was a majority owner, but you still have to inform the owners. You did not inform the owners. And his business practices, frankly, are giving Donald Trump. Like, he doesn't have any legal liability whatsoever. And he's trying to negotiate that right now. He's like, if I sell this team, I need you to guarantee me that I won't suffer any legal liability for anything that I've done in the past.

Crazy. And it's a $6 billion price tag right now on the commanders. Damn. Those other two things are just unethical, right? They're not illegal. Yeah. I think it's just shady, right? It's just like, you know, it's, you know, that you shouldn't be charging your team to advertise on your jet

give an example like especially right now in this area that we live in with social media we all have our own personal social media right correct so if we work for a company and let's say somebody wants to advertise with us through the company but they want us to advertise on our own social media, right? Correct. So if we work for a company and let's say somebody wants to advertise with us through the company, but they want us to advertise on our own social media, our social media is something else. I understand that.

So to me, that would require a different fee. That's cute. But since you brought up social media, maybe we can switch gears to TikTok. So there's good news and bad news depending on how you look at it for TikTok.

I don't know if you all have loved ones under 18 who are totally addicted to this app like my godson, Ryan. I don't let my kids on it. That are totally addicted to this app. Like my godson, Ryan. I don't let my kids on it. That is amazing. Well, help me get my godson on it. That's great, you guys.

But they just announced a daily one hour limit to screen time apps or screen time limits on the iPhone. But I would ask you to not do that and let these kids be limited to one hour a day. But can't kids just lie about the age when they sign up? Yeah, they probably could. But hopefully they can learn how to be more ethical than Dan Snyder. But also there's bad news for TikTok. The White House has already prohibited the use of TikTok on government devices. And now they are extending that to all federal government agencies.

Within the next 30 days, everyone in the federal government has to remove the app from all federal devices and systems. Over the concerns about Chinese government spying, potentially using the data to spy. And so even though TikTok is saying this is not a real thing, it's misinformation. It's been a concern enough for Congress to pass a bill. And they did that in December. My good friend Shalonda Young,

who is over the office of the management and budget director. She just put out a memo saying that it is time to remove TikTok from all federal government. Thank gosh, Alonda. This is what I don't understand, though, right? If they have that feeling and they feel like, you know, China is using this information for negative and for spying, why not ban it immediately? Why just ban it in the government building?

So if you're banning it from the government building, it's giving us a feeling as you know something that you want to ban it. Why not just ban it? Like, why are we playing? Well, so here's the thing. There is a bill being considered right now in Congress for a ban overall. The ACLU is pushing back on that. You all know that this is a time where freedom of speech, freedom of expression, all of those things come into conflict

with what may be in our best national security interest. F that. This is national security. What are we talking about? Oh, I want to be able to dance on TikTok? No, this is national security. Well, that's not all that happens on TikTok. Little kids get informed.

They use it now as their own Google. They say it's a better search engine than Google. I thank God for Shalonda. What's Shalonda's name? Shalonda Young. Shalonda Young. A black woman who heads the Office of Management and Budget.

You know, I respect this, man. Take it away from all those government officials because we tired of them embarrassing themselves by trying to jump on every TikTok challenge. When I saw Nancy Pelosi and Kamala Harris doing the stiff hip dance to the Uzi Vert, I knew they went too far. What is happening? That's not all they use TikTok for. I'm going to tell

Kamala, you can't keep bashing. I saw them doing the stiff hip dance, man. When did you see that? What? On TikTok. When? I don't remember. Pull it up.

They probably got, what's that called when they do the false, what are those things called? A deep fake. You saw a deep fake. I'm going to tell Kamala you're lying on air. I don't have TikTok. Why are you making this up? Anyway, now you done ran into my, I can't even get to my last clip playing with you. Oh, man.

Well, that is front page news. Now, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. One of the producers up here. What are we talking about? They're having a problem in their relationship. And they were asking, what is the longest you went without talking to your boyfriend, your girlfriend, or your spouse after an argument? Ooh.

What's the longest you went? 800-585-105. I'm honest with you. Last time I was in here for topics, you didn't have me tell all my business. I'm doing this. I just came for one thing, and that's all I'm doing. What about you? What's the longest you've been, Charlamagne?

What? I've been with my boo-boo for 25 years. The longest I went without talking? Probably when she broke up with me when she was in college. And we was broken up for a year. But we still talked every now and then. But it definitely was during that time frame. I don't remember the exact amount of time.

But when she disconnected from me for a year, it was definitely during that time. Yeah. I've been with my wife 28 years. And we have never gone a day without talking especially since we have kids like even if we get upset or we get always had kids now but i mean my kids my oldest kid is damn near 22 oh my youngest is one so it's like how can you not talk to your spouse when you got kids you just look stupid you know i mean i ain't never met a condom you like in your whole life. Never. Never. Never.

You never met a condom you liked in your whole life, my boy. Shout out to Magnum, though, because I was an endorser for Magnum. So shout out to Magnum. An endorser. False advertising. Okay, if you had to get that endorsement by showing what you're working with, you wouldn't have got that endorsement. You know what?

Forget it. That's not about me. How do you know? I ain't never seen no print. Stand up. What is wrong with you? That is so inappropriate. Don't ask questions you don't want to answer to. That is inappropriate.

You're sexualizing me right now. When's the last time you went without talking to a significant other, Angela Rye? I don't know. I can be a little punishing. Jesus. I mean, I can. I feel like if I get my feelings hurt, it comes out as anger. So I can be punishing.

I can cut somebody off. Normally, if I get to that point, though, it's over. Day, two days, three days, four days, week? A week. Jesus. That's a long time. All right. Let's talk about it.

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Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Let's talk about it. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, we're asking, what is the longest time you went without talking to your spouse, your boyfriend, your girlfriend?

Maybe you were beefing. Maybe y'all were fighting. And what's the longest period of time you went without talking to them? This actually came from our producer that's going through it now. I'm not going to lie. Me and my wife have been mad at each other. But when you got kids, you got to talk. You know what I mean?

It's not like you can't. Yeah, I mean, me and my wife, we've been together 25 years. We've been married since 2014. But the longest I remember us not going talking, not talking, was when in college, she had, when she was in college, she had broke up with me for like a year.

I don't even remember what year this was. This had to be like, oh, 03, 04 maybe. I don't remember what year it was, but we was broke up for a year

and like, yeah, I didn't, she wasn't answering the phone from me, nothing. So, that had to be when.

I don't remember how long we didn't talk for but i know it had to be within that that year span boy that was torture man that brings up all kind of triggers in me oh that was the worst part that was a terrible time in my life yeah i was thinking about i think maybe a day and i was traveling and we were arguing about something and then you realize like damn i gotta call her for something you always gotta call your wife for something or call your girl for something but also i don't even play like that because life is short you know what i mean and you don't ever want to be in a position where something bad happens and y'all y'all not speaking over something petty you know what i mean and then you thinking

to yourself damn the last thing i i i we spoke about was stupid something stupid argument made us not talk like you don't ever want to be in that position so you know i tend to get over things quite fast uh in regards to them not not even just my wife don't want everyone to be in that position. So, you know, I tend to get over things quite fast in regards to them. Not even just my wife, but just people I love in general, you know? Oh, I haven't got there yet. I get over things fast when it comes to my wife and family. Other people are still taking a little time. Right.

I was lying. You know what I'm saying? I'm still working through that in therapy. I'm not going to sit here and I did lie to y'all just now. You know what I'm saying? But I'm with Envy. Like, you know, if it ain't my wife, ain't did lie to y'all just now. You know what I'm saying? But I'm with Envy. Like, you know, if it ain't my wife, ain't too many of y'all I care about not talking to no more. I'm letting you know that right now.

Damn it, man. All right, let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Brian from Detroit. What's happening? Brian, what up, though? What's happening, my Afro-Connectal brothers? What's up, Brian?

See, I'm going to be in Detroit this Friday, Brian. You got a wife, Brian? A boyfriend? Yo, you sound Brian. You got a wife, Brian? No boyfriend? Yo, you sound crazy. I got a wife. First of all, first of all, Envy got to start putting commas in between those statements. That man said, I'm going to be in Detroit this weekend.

You got a wife or a girlfriend? Nah, because I'm DJing something. But you ain't say that. That's what I'm telling you. I'm going to get to it. I'm DJing something. And I was going to invite you and your wife out. See?

He got these crazy run-on sentences. Yeah, I was going to invite you and your wife out. See? He got these crazy run-on sentences. Yeah, I was going to invite you and your wife out. I got to DJ the Fall Back and Love Comedy Jam. It's Trey Songz. It's Monica. It's Mario Jacquees. If you want to go, Lil Duval, I'll set you up. Hey, that's what's up, man.

You don't want to go. Just stay on the line after we finish talking. I'll get you some tickets, brother. For sure. So what's the longest you've been without talking to your wife? About 18 days, man. It was Swedish day. Yeah, it was Swedish day, bro.

I had bought her a car like three days before, and she wanted to go to a Halloween party, and I was sleepy. So after the party, I wanted to go home and go to sleep. So she was upset that we didn't do enough sweet as day and end up not talking to me for like 18 days so i'm petty i'm a burgo so i'm look so i'm counting the days and i'm like you ain't talked to me in 18 days and now you just want to come back around and hug on the dude no that ain't gonna work first of all you weren't concerned y'all weren't concerned about each other?

Like, where was, where was she at for 18 days? Where was you at? Are you alive? You in the hospital? No, we, you know,

we go to work, we come home, we just didn't say nothing, man. We had kids, so we kind of occupied our time that way. Damn.

That doesn't count, man. Yeah, it was rough. All right, well, stay on the line. I'm gonna get you those tickets bro See you on Friday

Appreciate you Alright man Hello who's this? My name is Tasha Hey Tasha When's the longest you went Without talking to your spouse? I know it sounds unbelievable

But I'm actually engaged And um We're going on week two Without talking We live in the same house That is so stupid First of all I don't even care What the reason is Um, we're going on week two without talking. We live in the same house. That is so stupid. I'm going to tell you the reason.

First of all, I don't even care what the reason is. If y'all live in the same house and y'all not talking for two weeks, that is so stupid. Because what if something happens to either one of y'all? God forbid. And that's my argument. But I think I'm so stubborn and he's so stubborn. I don't think it really bothers either one of us. He works at night.

I work in the day. Where you from? I'm in Georgia. What's the reason y'all not talking? Tell me. The reason we're not talking is because my fiance tends to say things

that he don't really mean when he gets angry. And he likes to make up with guilt, money, date, trips. Oh. That's most men. I'm the type of person you can't do that you

just can't say what you want to say to me and things are going to be okay and we've been together four years he knows that so his birthday was last week we didn't even talk on his birthday you didn't talk to him on his birthday i need to know you on his birthday i need to know what he said to you what did he say to you he said i'm sick of going through this every other day okay what this he was talking about i have no idea i don't even know what what the argument was but because i have no idea he didn't want to explain until you're ready to explain we won't talk so guess what it's been three we're gonna go another three so why don't you ask him that doesn't seem like a cry for help just ask him him, like, yo, boo, what's going on?

What's up with you? Something going on in your life? Let's have a conversation right now. You see how easy you said that? And the response has been an easy response. Yes. The response is not going to be the response I want. So instead of arguing with you, whenever you're ready to have that true conversation, we can have it.

But until then, I'm going to keep having my fun. I go out. He go out. We still live separate lives. Well, either y'all need to go to therapy or you need to tell him, look, man, you got two more weeks because after 30 days of this car not being claimed. You know what I'm saying? You know what I mean?

Well, I've already made that conclusion. We really got another couple more days. Once this week is over, we're not speaking. We're definitely going to be speaking, but it's not going to be about what he wants to speak about. Damn. Alright, well, happy birthday to him. I hope he's listening. Maybe he knows my voice. We can hear this.

Get it together. What's his name? Just tell him. Tell him you want him to get it together. Say it. Charles, I really need for you to get it together, okay? Because, baby, we at the end of our road. And I don't want to fall off the road. Okay? Alright, Tony, if you're listening, come on, you got to get it together. If you really love

this woman, you want to marry this woman, you want to spend the rest of your life with this woman, you call her and you got some things on your chest. I know it's difficult sometimes to get it off your chest, but get it off your chest so you can continue to move on and be happy and then get back in that saddle where you need to be. And if y'all need a mediator go to a therapist go sit down with a therapist a couple's therapist and y'all sit down and you know get everything out

but you know not talking to each other in the same house that is wildly unhealthy for no damn reason and you ain't gonna be in my house not talking to me for no damn two weeks that ain't your house it's their house well their house you know. You know what I mean. All right. Thank you, Mama. Appreciate it. Jesus. I mean, they ain't having sex either. No. Ain't nobody got time for that.

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Yeah. Well, you get it. Got it? Live, love, mess. Listen to Mess with Sydney Washington and Marie Faustin on iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Enj envy charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club now if you just join us we're asking what's the longest you've been without talking to your spouse maybe after an argument maybe after a disagreement whatever it may be what's the longest you've been uh me has probably been not even a day

um you know i'm virgo so i get upset i get attitudes and it gets to the point i'm gonna always need my wife for something oh no i mean like you know me and my wife been married since 2014 but we've been together since you know 98 so we've been together it'll be 25 years this year so it was definitely she broke up with me for a year and like i think it was either 02 or 03 and she definitely was uh not talking to me like she definitely had disconnected uh from me so it had to be within that time span i don't know how long we went without talking but it definitely was within that year we didn't talk uh a lot yeah somebody always told me if you if you're having a problem with your wife or your husband the worst thing you do is not talk

and the second worst thing you could do is leave the house bro the worst thing you can do with anybody you having a problem with is not communicate like i really truly believe that most situations can be resolved if people just communicate nobody likes to communicate with each other we either don't talk or when we do talk to each other we don't tell each other the truth about what we're mad at we be all passive aggressive with it you know i mean like just lay it out on the Lay it out on the table Don't worry about hurting Other person's feelings Just get it out

That's the only way You can actually I believe Have healthy relationships Is to communicate Hello who's this Tatiana From Jersey

Hey from Jersey What part of Jersey North North Alright What's the longest you been Without talking to your boo Me and my husband

We probably went like Four hours People had stuff Getting mad at me one day And storming out the house Just to go and sit All right. What's the longest you've been without talking to your boo? Me and my husband, we probably went like four hours. He caught up getting mad at me one day and storming out the house just to go and sit in front of the house in the car. We do stupid stuff like that. So maybe like four hours. And then he realized he needs you for something and got to come back in the house, right? Of course. You know, you got a wife, you know.

That'd be funny, though, when guys leave the house acting like we're going somewhere. No, damn well, we ain't got nowhere to go. Nowhere to go. Right. I was like, what are leave the house acting like we're going somewhere. Knowing damn well we ain't got nowhere to go. Nowhere to go. Right. I was like, he wasn't answering me nothing. The whole time he's sitting in front of the house. Thank you, mama. Four hours ain't too bad, though.

Four hours is actually necessary. Even in a healthy relationship, when y'all not beefing over nothing, sometimes you just got to get away from your significant other. You need your alone time. Hello, who's this? Good morning, it's Nika. Nika, where you calling from? I'm calling from Florida.

Florida. What's the longest you went without talking to your boyfriend or girlfriend? I went about a week because I was super upset. You know, sometimes me and you know y'all just, you know, push some buttons. So I went about a week. What did he do? That girl. Hello?

He kind of like. Boy, you just triggered her just now. Jesus. You had to take a breath before you tell this story. Okay, go ahead. I did. He's like the kind of person that, he's like the kind of man that feels like he can do things and I can't. So he can stay out late

but I can't you know because it's not it's nothing in the streets for women you know stuff like that so he's like a kind of I can do it but you can't because you're a woman type of person so that really like gets under my skin with him so you know he did it again you know came in his house late it's crazy so I was upset, of course. So I had to show my true colors. No cooking, no cleaning, none of that nicky, none of that stuff. So I was mad for about a week, but

the way she acts down there, when he passed by, yeah, I gave in. That thing started tingling? Yeah, she thought she had her own little personal heartbeat, and and now you know i don't gaze in like i ain't mad no more whatever i'm glad to hear that glad to hear y'all got over it now let's go to one more caller hello who's this hey dj envy this event how you doing hey

where you calling from i'm from columbia i'm not from columbia but i'm in columbia 803 the metro what's the longest you've been without talking to your spouse mama a week and a half I'm not from Columbia, but I'm in Columbia. 803, the metro. What's the longest you've been without talking to your spouse, mama? A week and a half. Why so long? That is not long. A week and a half? Is that your husband?

Yeah. That's your husband or boyfriend? No, it's my fiance now. Yeah, that ain't long for that. But what happened? He had a situation shift. Oh, he had another boo? Yeah.

And it only took you a week and a half to get over it? No, she didn't say she got over it. We got four kids. So, you know. How she look? Shut up. Shut up. Shut up.

How she look? How who look? The other girl. Shut up. She pretty? No. I don't think so, but. I mean, let's be objective. I understand you you upset and you have every right to be upset but let's just be objective oh boy can you

can you see why he might have made that mistake no okay is that him in the background no that's my son okay i'm with you so what happened how'd y'all figure it out? Long story. Well, you said... I don't want y'all calling up here when y'all triggered. I want y'all calling y'all therapists, okay? Oh, boy. Because these stories be triggering y'all so bad.

Huh? No, I did actually go to therapy, though. I did. You should have. I'm glad. All right. I did. I did.

So what happened? What happened after the week and a half? What made y'all start communicating again? Because you had questions. I had questions. I had questions. And we have children. Damn. So what happened what happened after the week and a half what made y'all start communicating again? Could you add questions? Are y'all are you over it now? No, no, but no you can't forgive them if you're not over you you can't So are you over it? Yes. Okay. You sure? Yes. Boy, I wish I knew her name. If I knew her name, I'd say her name just to see if it still triggered you a little bit. Don't stop it, man. You have a good one, mom. You have a good one, my mom. You too. Bye-bye. Hang up, Red. See, that's your problem. See, that's your problem. That brother right now, he's at work right now. He's happy. He's going to get a phone call today.

And then it's all because of you. That's not because of me. It's because of the conversation that we was having triggered her. Because we asked her specifically, why didn't you talk to your significant other? So she had to think about that, and that triggered her. She had to go back and think about that man cheating on her. No, you asked her how the other girl looked. You didn't have to go there.

I just wanted to know. You know what go there. I just wanted to know. You know what I mean? I just wanted to know what she thought. You know what I'm saying? That's all. What's the moral of this story? The moral of the story is communication is the key, man. You know what I mean?

I understand, you know, especially I understand disconnecting when you think you're going to say something that you regret. I respect that. But God dang, a week and a half and all of that, that's kind of crazy to be living with somebody and not talking. And life is too short. And you do not want your last words to somebody you love to be silence. You don't want that. Well, yeah. And let me shout out to my wife because she is the communicator in our relationship.

When it's just crazy, she's like, let's stop what we're doing. Let's figure this out, and then we can continue on. That's her. I'm more like, I got to keep it moving. But she's like, no, no, no. We're Let's stop what we're doing Let's figure this out And then we can continue on That's her I'm more like I gotta keep it moving But she's like No no no We gonna stop what you're doing I don't care what you got to do

We gonna sit there We gonna talk about this We gonna discuss it And then we gonna get over it And then we continue on I think that's a great way To be And if you can't do it by yourself

Go get a therapist Go sit down With a couple's therapist Okay And figure it out Alright Well we got rumors on the way We gotta tell you about Travis Scott Seems like he's in trouble A therapist. Go sit down with a couple of therapists, okay, and figure it out. All right. Well, we got rumors on the way. We got to tell you about Travis Scott.

Seems like he's in trouble in the big city, in New York City. So we'll talk about it when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Good morning. How you feeling out there? Good morning, man. I'm blessed, black, and highly favored. I hope you all are good out there, man. And I just want to say thank you to everybody who picked up tickets yesterday for the first ever Black Effect Podcast Festival. Okay, it's happening April 22nd in Atlanta.

Tickets went on sale at 12 p.m. yesterday, okay? It's a day of live podcasts, man. We got podcasts like the 85 South Show, Horrible Decisions, Big Facts, Reasonably Shady, Carefully Reckless, and Checking In with Michelle Williams. And it's all happening Saturday, April 22nd in Atlanta. It's going to be food. It's going to be music provided by our guy, DJ Louis V. Shout out to Louis V.

We got the Black Effect Marketplace that features a lot of local businesses in Atlanta. So if you want more info, go to blackeffect.com slash podcast festival to learn more. But tickets are on sale now, man. And thank to everybody who who grabbed their tickets yesterday man it's gonna be a fantastic event on april 22nd in atlanta at pullman yards pullman yards in atlanta man and it's hosted by myself and uh my good sister just hilarious yeah and shout out to everybody in atlanta i'm actually atlanta now uh filming and i ran into uh j cole yesterday and we were talking about his festival yesterday he announced some of the artists that were performing uh I was telling him that you know it's a dope lineup and he invited us to go so I mean he has everybody from Drake to Burner Boy to himself of course to Ari Lennox to Summer Walker just to name a few

it's all over the spectrum which is pretty dope I'll tell you something man I don't like crowds you know that as well as I do um but that that is that is something i would broadcast from yeah i'm lying well it's on the weekend anyway so yeah that's this i'll just be talking i don't know why you know you know i just i said it because it sounds good y'all know damn well even though the lineup does look amazing the lineup is dope man that lineup looks incredible who was it uh i saw the ari linux the city girls glorilla usher usher yeah um verna boy drake j cole the whole earth gang and all jed earth gang yep yep it's gonna be a dope show i like all of them though dreamville got a dream dreamville has a fantastic lineup of artists yep like their own artists the earth like you said the earth gang the jids the a the Ari Lennox, but that lineup

looks incredible. Absolutely. Incredible, incredible. It's a shout to J. Cole. When we come back, we got your rumor report. We got to tell you about Travis Scott.

He got into a problem in New York City. We'll tell you what happened. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Travis Scott. Rumor has it. Rumor, rumor has it. Call out a name or you gossiping or you chatty patty. I am gossiping. This is the Rumor Report.

I mean, I guess we on The Breakfast Club. This is where the tea spills, right? Yes, on The Breakfast Club. Now, Travis Scott is wanted for questioning by New York PD, NYPD, after a man claimed the rapper punched him in the face at a Manhattan nightclub. Now, it was a sound engineer. Allegedly, Travis Scott was going to do a DJ set. Now, the guy works for Club Nebula in Midtown. And they got into a verbal dispute.

They said that escalated into a physical altercation. Now, the 52-year-old victim alleged that Scott, Travis Scott, punched him in the face and did $12,000 worth of damage to an audio speaker and a video screen. I mean, you don't know what's true and what's not true, but it's just hard for me to, you know, believe these stories in 2023 and there's never no video. You know what I mean? In a nightclub. There was a little video, but it wasn't of him destroying anything. You could just tell Travis Scott was in a DJ booth and it looked like somebody was in

the DJ booth and he said, get the F out. That was it. Oh, don't show him hitting nobody. No, don't show him. No. No, don't show him. No, it doesn't show him. But that's what I'm saying. We live in an era where nine times out of ten

when you hear stories like that about in a nightclub or at a concert, if it really went down, there's going to be some type of video. Whether it's video of the actual incident

or video of the aftermath, something. Right. Now, Andy King is back. You remember Andy King? Come on, man. How can you forget Big A.K.? Man, that's Big A.K., bruh, bruh.

Now, if you don't remember Andy King, he was part of the whole Fyre Festival. One of the most loyal humans you would ever want to meet. When we talk about having somebody on your team that's going to take one for the team, this man is one of those individuals. Yeah, so let me help y'all refresh. So the Fyre Festival, of course, was a cluster F, and they couldn't get water over, and they didn't have enough money to pay to get the water over for the people.

So Andy used his head. No, Andy had said to Billy and the gang, you need to pay us $175,000 in cash today for us to release the water. Billy called and said, Andy, we need you to take one big thing for the team. And I said,

oh my gosh, I've been taking something for the team every day. He said, well, you're our wonderful gay leader and if you will go down and suck cunningham's who's the head of customs and get him to clear all of the containers with water you will save this festival and i literally drove home took a shower i i i drank some mouthwash and i got to his office fully prepared to suck his man drop on the clues bombs for andy king why is there no statue of andy king built yet how is there not a statue of andy king built with the mouth open make one of them little

fountains where the water shoots out i guess the water the water would probably have to shoot in the water would shoot in yeah yeah well that's not why i'm bringing andy up i'm just you know refreshing who andy is well it seems like billy and andy are back and now they are selling cheese sandwiches for a good cause andy oh my god billy round two yes but first we're going to Coachella. Whoa, whoa, wait. This didn't go so well last time. Breaking news, Billy McFarlane's Fire Pig fights model five. And there's so much that can go wrong. Not this time. Lincoln Bio. Cut.

Well, they have a new venture. They're selling grilled cheese sandwiches at a place called 7th Street Burger in New York City. And Andy said if you don't like his cheese sandwiches, he'll suck you. What? That's the consolation prize. What? He believes these sandwiches are so good that if you don't like this grilled cheese sandwich, he'll suck you. All right.

Okay? So all you kinky people, don't go there biting into them sandwiches, acting like you don't like them. Okay? Jesus Christ. All right. And lastly, I don't know if you guys watch Real Housewives of Atlanta. Do you, Charlamagne? No.

Okay. Well, Drew Sedora, she's on the show. I think you know Drew. Not only is she on the Housewives, she's also an actress. She's been in The Game, Step It Up, and a host of others. She is filing divorce from her husband. Tell me more, girl. What else you got?

Tell me more. Give me the details of this tea. Okay, well, Drew Sidora has large allegations against estranged husband Ralph Pittman claiming in an amended divorce filing that he's a serial cheater girl and an adulterer. I thought that's the same thing. But that he abused her mentally, financially at one point and got physically aggressive.

So right now it's in court. Let me tell you how petty this child. She filed for divorce at 12. He filed at 1 o'clock. So it's nasty in Atlanta. You know what though? That is a good point you just made about adultery, man. What's that? You know what I'm saying?

Because I don't know why they say like adultery and cheating are the same thing, right? Yeah. So what if I don't know the definition of adultery and I get accused of adultery and I be like,

I did not do adultery. I cheated. You're going to sound stupid. You're going to sound stupid. You know what I'm saying? I wonder what's the difference. What's the difference between adultery and cheating?

Nothing, right? I don't think so. But adultery just sounds worse. It just sounds worse than the think so. It can be, but adultery just sounds worse. It just sounds worse in the deposition. It does. They committed adultery. It does. All right.

Well, I mean, I watch the show, so I hope they get it back together. I know sometimes on these shows, you know, it shows the negative side and not always the positive things of these shows because it's drama at the end of the day. It's a reality show, but I hope they do get it together. I hope they're able to work it out if that's what they both want. And salute to both Drew and Ralph.ph man go back to andy king did we ever find out if andy king had actually had to give fellatio to that person did that ever happen no i didn't do it remember he said he wanted he would not he wanted to do he was gonna do it and he didn't have to oh he didn't have to again all right i just wanted you know i want to talk

to andy king one day and just i want to know how he got to that point in his life where he was just always willing to lay it on the line. You don't just get to that point as an adult. This had to start in childhood where he was willing to just lay everything on the line for his people to make things happen. They're the kind of people you want on your team, man. You don't have people like that anymore

that's willing to do whatever it takes to get things done. To take one big thing in the mouth for the whole team. Whoa. That's what he said. That's what they said. I was just wondering, you know, when we were hiring for the Breakfast Club a couple of months ago, I was wondering why Andy didn't fill out for that application. We would have hired Andy on the spot.

You just play too much. I'd be playing, but then he'd play too much. You know what I'm saying? I'm serious. I like Andy. Well, not like that, but. Wow. You know what?

Forget it. Where your son at? Logan'm serious. I like Andy. Well, not like that, but. Wow. You know what? Forget it. Where your son at? Logan. Logan. Logan, man. You need to give your daddy some body shots when he get home, man. See, I be playing, but then he jump out the window for no damn reason. You ever seen them videos with a guy be pranking people?

And he be acting like he want to fight and then he get naked? You know what I'm saying? You never seen the videos? No. That's you. You know what I'm saying? We playing the prank. We run up on the dude, act like he want to fight fight but then you take it too far and get naked in front

of the person for no damn reason anybody got time for this man all right well that is your rumor report who you giving that donkey to man four after the hour we need a brother named victor don juan medina to come to the front of the congregation we would like to have a word with him i know that sounds like a name that would be hosting a quiet storm somewhere. But nope. Victor Don Juan Medina, he committed a robbery. We'll discuss. Alright, we'll get into that next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will

never be the same. The Voice returns with a season so amazing it gets a four-chair turn. One, Blake Shelton's final season. Two, the return of Kelly Clarkson. Three and four new coaches. Chance the Rapper, and Niall Horne. The Voice returns Monday and Tuesday on NBC. I was donkey of the day.

Damn, the hee-haw again. It's time for donkey of the day. I ain't trying to be donkey of the day no more. They should be embarrassed about what they already did. I'm not making these people do these things. They called donkey of the day and it really caught me off guard. Damn, Solomon. Who got the donkey of the day today?

Well, just hilarious. Donkey of the day for Thursday, March 2nd goes to a Tulsa, Oklahoma man named Victor Don Juan Medina. Okay, player. Drop on a clues bomb for that name, okay? That's a hell of a name. All right, he sounds like a soap opera villain. All right, Stefano DiMera from Days of Our Lives, Victor Newman from General Hospital,

Cesar Vizon from General Hospital, and now Victor Don Juan Medina from The Bold and the Batch Crazy. Now, I read this story this morning, and I looked at this this guy's bookshot and I really believe this could be the origin story from a new big bad in the soap opera world. I mean, you know, the Roger Thorpe's and James Stenbeck's of the world had to start somewhere. And I know some of y'all listening to this asking yourself, why do we know these names? It's because you spent a lot of time with your grandmother as a child. All right. And you knew to shut the hell up when your grandma stories came on. names huh it's because you spent a lot of time with your grandmother as a child all right and you knew to shut the hell up when your grandma stories came on all right okay all right everybody

know not to talk during your grandma stories okay everybody grandma's had their favorite stories growing up my grandma's was days of our lives soon as i heard this like sand through the hourglass that's right so are the days of our lives. So as you hear that, you know it's time to sit down, shut the hell up, and watch Stefano DiMera try to win Marlena's love by hook or by crook. Okay? Anyway, back to this new soap opera villain,

Victor Don Juan Medina. He is currently facing charges of robbery with a firearm. What did this young man do? Let's go to ABC5 for the report, please. New at 6, a man arrested after allegedly robbing a Waffle House at gunpoint. robbery with a firearm. What did this young man do? Let's go to ABC 5 for the report, please. New at six, a man arrested after allegedly robbing a Waffle House at gunpoint. But we're told that before that, he ate there, he paid for his meal, he even tipped his waitress. Tulsa police say it happened around noon Saturday. He has since been arrested by officers. Play it one more time, right? Just play it one more time. New at six more time new at six a man arrested after allegedly

robbing a waffle house at gunpoint but we're told that before that he ate there he paid for his meal he even tipped his waitress tulsa police say it happened around noon saturday he has since been arrested by officers now over the years uh i've seen waffle house employees pulling guns on customers when they get out of line uh just this week i saw a i've seen waffle house employees pulling guns on customers when they get out of line uh just this week i saw a video of a waffle house employee and he had his fire on him okay he had his piece on his hip all right and folks may be mad about that they may be upset we just had this discussion this week on air about whether or not fast food employees should be armed you know should teachers be armed.

Look, it's either let those folks arm and protect themselves or pay for armed security to protect them. We just had this conversation about Chick-fil-A in Pennsylvania, you know, banning kids, you know, under the age of 16 because of the way they be wilding. And I'm like, well, you know, you don't have to ban the kids, but provide these people at Chick-fil-a some protection thank god no waffle house employees were harmed in this situation but at what point do we provide protection for our patty melt providers all right this man victor don juan medina ate in waffle house paid for his food even tipped the waitress then robbed the whole place at gunpoint i would love to know his thought process behind that okay was he sitting there eating that all-star special, working up the nerve to do the robbery?

Was he eating that T-bone and eggs breakfast, you know, staking out the joint, making sure no police was around? What makes a person eat a pecan waffle, pay for it, tip the waitress, then rob the place at pistol point? Okay. I don't know. All right. And at this point, I don't know all right and at this point i don't care all right i've realized all we're doing by asking those questions is waiting to be victims all right i don't have time to figure things out but i do have time to protect myself from so proper villains like victor

don juan medina can you please let me mark it victor don juan medina the biggest hee-haw? Hee-haw, hee-haw. You stupid mother f***er. You dumb. Now, Envy, if the Waffle House employees had pistols on them, like that video we saw with that dude in Waffle House that worked and had his pistol on him, would he be wrong to defend Waffle House in that moment? No. Okay.

That's all I'm saying. But you won't play a game? I'm going to be honest with you, no. Because I don't even know what this guy I really don't know his race I have no idea whatsoever

okay what do you think Nick white he's white really no Latina yeah a little bit Latino

not Latina what did I say Latina don't worry I'm stupid anyway yes victor don juan medina now i want to ask you another question because we were talking about this during a report just now yes what's the name of andy king's grilled cheese spot what's the name of it why because i don't want to eat it you know i mean because i'm trying

i don't want to eat the grilled cheese because i'm trying to get my cholesterol down okay but i do want to support him all right do we have the name of it yes it's seventh street burger in new york city oh so it's a burger spot yeah it's a burger spot to sell they sell grilled cheese listen man the reason i want to support it because we really live in a world where folks aren't loyal they're not trustworthy everybody really only thinks about themselves. And this man, Andy King, was out here willing to suck some D to make sure so many others had water. And I respect that. You know what I'm saying?

So I really want to support this man's business, man. I agree. All right, so I want to know who else is out there like that. There you go, because we need some people like that in our lives. Not people that literally want to do that. I'm just saying people that are willing to lay it down, lay it all on the line for the team. Okay.

Well, let's open up the phone lines. Can you think of something bigger than yourself? 800-585-1051. Are you like Andy King? Are you like Andy King? Are you willing to lay it on the line for something? Play Andy King clip again, man. Just play it. Let's listen to the conviction in his voice.

...to Billy and the gang. You need to pay us $175,000 in cash today for us to release the water. Billy called and said, Andy, we need you to take one big thing for the team. One big thing. And I said, oh my gosh, I've been taking something for the team every day. Every day. You're

our wonderful gay leader. And if you will go down and suck Cunningham's... You will go down and go down. And get him to clear all of the containers with water, you will save this festival. And I literally drove home, took a shower, I drank some mouthwash, and I got to his office fully prepared to suck his

ready to go down you know what I'm saying and nowadays like I said people aren't loyal they're not trustworthy everybody really only thinks about themselves who are the people out there you know what I'm saying that can think about more than themselves

the team are you a team player let's going to lay it on the line for the team. Are you a team player? Let's talk to the team players this morning. 800-585-1051. Are you like Andy King? You stop saying that. Okay? All I'm saying is Andy is a team player.

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about Andy King. That's where this conversation came from. Yeah, because Andy King is opening up a burger spot. Yeah, 7th Street Burger Spot in New York City. And I feel like we should support Andy simply because, you know, Andy is a rare breed nowadays. Andy is a person that's a team player.

Andy is a person that's down to almost, you know, down to do anything to make sure his team wins. Can we remind people of who Andy King is and, you know, what made us all fall in love with the type of person he is? Let's listen. Of course.

Of course, customs had said to Billy and the gang, you need to pay us $175,000 in cash today for us to release the water. Billy called and said, Andy, we need you to take one big thing for the team. And I said, oh my gosh, I've been taking something for the team every day. He said, well, you're our wonderful gay leader. And if you will go down and suck Cunningham's a**, who's who's the head of customs and get him to clear all of the containers with water you will save this festival and i literally drove home took a shower i i i drank some mouthwash and i got to his office fully prepared to suck his they don't make

folks built like andy king anymore man People who are willing to go above and beyond to ensure their team wins. When I was talking a little while ago and we hired some producers and stuff for Breakfast Club and what did Andy say, Red? When we were hiring

for the Breakfast Club a couple of months ago, I was wondering why Andy didn't fill out for that application? We would have hired Andy on the spot. You just played too much.

I'd be playing but then he'd play too much. You're not serious? I'm serious. I like Andy. See, I ain't fill out for that application? We would have hired Andy on the spot. You just play too much. I'd be playing, but then he'd play too much. You know what I'm saying? Are you not serious? I'm serious. I like Andy. See, I didn't say it like that. I didn't say you said it like anything. I felt like you were saying that, you know, you're just looking for team players.

That's right. Who are down to almost do anything, you know what I'm saying, to ensure that their team wins. You know what I mean? I don't think there's anything wrong with that. Like, you're looking for that type of loyalty. Correct. You're looking for that type of trustworthiness. You know what I mean? I don't think there's anything wrong with it Like you're looking for that type of loyalty Correct You're looking for that type of trustworthiness

You know what I mean? Those people who go above and beyond That's right Okay, above and beyond You know what I mean? This generation likes to do either the bare minimum or just enough Correct Our generation had to go above and beyond Let's go to the phone lines Hello, who's this?

This is Sharika. Hey, Sharika. You willing to lay it on the line? You a team player, Sharika? I'm a team player. I love you in the end, and I love all y'all. I'm Miss Angela. I'm here.

I'm in Toledo. I'm from Wisconsin. I listen to y'all every morning on the way to take the kids to school. I'm not even going to judge you for not being able to pronounce my name. I saw it. Solomon, school. I'm not even going to judge you for not being able to pronounce my name. I saw it. Solomon, Solomon, I'm so excited. I've been calling y'all for a month. Oh, my God, I'm so excited.

I love y'all. Now, you're a team player? I'm a team player. I'm a team player. Okay. Like, how far would you go? I don't say no, but I eat some plot to save my business. I know it all in the line.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. You eat some what? Excuse me, ma'am. You eat some what, ma'am? Eat some what? What'd you say, ma'am? I said I won't say no d***, but I eat some twat to save my business. Serious.

Eat some what? I really don't know what you're saying. I'm lesbian. I'm lesbian, y'all. I know I can't say certain stuff on the radio. Oh, oh, oh, oh. You'll eat some box. Oh, okay, okay.

What's your business? What's your business, ma'am? My business is S5 Creations on social media. I sell fedora hats. I make memorable buttons, chains, for the deceased and things of that nature. Well, have you tried any plan Bs? Like, have you tried to get a small business loan?

Like, why, you know? No, I haven't gotten a small business loan. They done denied me, like, three times. Well, and if you do want to eat some box for it why don't you find some rich woman in toledo well they know this is this is poor poor black city here i'm trying to uh you know come to new york or something maybe i might find an old white lady rich white lady oh okay so okay we don't want you to eat no box so shout out out your business again. I'm not judging you. S5 Creations.

You got a website? You got a website? I don't have a website, but I do have Instagram business page as well as a Facebook business page. And what is it again? S-I Creations? S number five, Creations. S5 Creations. I'm going to buy some buttons, boo.

Yay! I love y'all so, so much. Yeah. Oh, I see it. Since five creations. That's five creations. I love y'all. You got the hat symbol on there. I see it.

I see. I don't want you out here. Yes. I don't want you to have to eat no old white lady box, you know, to keep your business I'm a single mother of five, and I got two kids graduating in May, so I just got to make it do what it do. But I will leave it all on the line for me and my family. I love y'all and thank y'all so much.

Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, you just told us you a lesbian, but you also a single mother of five. How did that happen? I need to know. Well, I have not been with a man in 15 years, y'all. Don't do me on this radio shot of manhood. Don't do me this way. I'm just asking. First of all, you don't want us to do you.

Yeah, I haven't been. No, I want y'all to do it. If you don't do me this way. I'm just asking. First of all, you don't want us to do you. Yeah, I haven't been. Okay. No, I want y'all to do me. 15 years. You're cousin or something. So let me ask you a question. You got so sick of men that you just decided, you know what? I'm done.

I'm going to the other side. I can't stand no mother. No, I'm just saying. Jesus. I had a bad heartbreak. And that was just like the ear. But these people are just some special too. So I'm going to go build a beard.

How old's your youngest? My youngest is 14. I can't really get into details because there's an ex involved and she is with somebody. So I don't want to, you know, stir up no. Because they listen to the breakfast club too.

Yes, ma'am. Well, congratulations. I'm going to go order some stuff off your website, man. Have a good one. Thanks. Charlamagne, I'm going to give you some money. Buy me a button.

Hello, who's this? Hey, what's happening, bro? What's happening, bro? Man, I'm blessed, man. Are you a team player? Yeah. Man, I am the ultimate team player. My name is David L. Charlamagne.

I've been taking it for the team basically my whole life. David L. what? David L. what? Shaw. Shaw. S-H-A-W, sir. Sure. You know your first two names is D-L.

You do know that, right? No, what's that? Don't worry about it. We'll continue. All right. So what have you done, brother? What are you willing to do, I should say? Man, whatever it takes for the team to succeed.

Man, I'm not a D-taker. I don't mess with the beat but in actuality i've been taking the d because i put myself on the front line man life has been screwing you over man and you ain't been getting nothing in return tell me to tell me the thing that you did that you feel like was the ultimate take thing for the team team taking thing whatever the hell i'm trying to say Man I had this chat man We supposed to be like Batman and Robin Right And you know He was Batman and I was Robin

He leads I follow So anyway I was younger man And you know When you're younger And you're not Educated You know you do things

You're not supposed to do So And I was raised that you snitch. I mean, you don't snitch and you keep your mouth closed. So I did that, bro. I stayed gone

26 years. You got locked up for 26 years? My brother. Yeah, man. dude. My brother. Yeah, man. You was locked up for 26 years, my brother? 26 years, man. Listen, man, we're going to put you... I'm going to turn that back on you.

Hold on. Everybody, man, since I've been home, it's kind of some of the same thing, man. I'm the ultimate team player. Hold on, brother. Listen, listen. We're going to put you on hold because I don't want your trauma to be nobody's entertainment, man. So I'm going to put you on hold. I'm going to get you in touch with somebody I think

you need to talk to, man. Hold on. You put him on hold? Sorry about that, man. I'm sorry, bro. Hold on. I'm going to put you on hold. I really don't want your trauma to be nobody's entertainment, man. Hold on one second, okay? Hold on. See, I mean, he played too much.

You caused this. I caused it? How? You caused this. How? You caused this. Now I got to find this man a therapist. God, I caused it.

Now I got to find this man a therapist. Now I really got to find this man a therapist. I'm going to find him a therapist. Yeah, he needs a therapist. I'm connecting him up. He's the one that called and said he's been getting screwed. He's been in jail 26 years and what he had to do.

Look. I'm about to connect him with my good sister, Dr. Alfie Breland Noble and we're going to find that man somebody to talk to because that trauma came out of him immediately.

Immediately, bro. I don't want to play anymore. All right. Well, 800-585-1051. Have you ever had to lay it on the line for the team? It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. ...time right there, mama. That's not... I don't know if that's what we were talking about. Whoa! What? Tell us that story. What happened?

The guy came up to her job. We was working at McDonald's. Oh, boy. I was out, and they got to our argument so after that we found his car she her phone would break up at an opportune time like this hello who's this that was god dude i didn't want her to tell that story because you're about to get in trouble hello who's this hey good morning mama we're asking uh have you ever been in a situation or have you are you willing to lay it on the line for your team, for the business, whatever it may be?

Absolutely, absolutely. So, some of my friends, they used to own like a little export business or whatever, just put it out there. They was tricky. And it was nails. So, I had to be, you know what I'm saying, the real girl. I mean, you want the real girl in the picture, but I just had to be the real girl. You know what I'm saying? I lived. I mean, it wasn't the real girl in the picture, but I just had to be the real girl. You know what I'm saying? I lived my life as a lesbian.

So I had to let the man come in and see me and, you know what I'm saying, make sure my tits was real and stuff like that so my friends can go back in there, you know, get the money, you know, do what they got to do to get the money. I had to take you off of the team. Damn. That's prostitution, mama. No, no, no, no, no, no. It's not prostitution because, see see what happened was it's actually a real

business you know what i mean like it's a real business you're a sex worker you were a sex worker for a little moment see i was just um what you call them not the sex worker i didn't really do no work i just got 350 just for being a real girl so what did you what did you get so so it was just about the money like that there was no long-term play it was just about the money. There was no long-term play. It was just for that money in the moment. So my friend was homeless. My friend was homeless and he got put out and he needed money.

You know what I'm saying? So I was like, he was like, can you do this for me? And I was like, yeah, you know what I'm saying? I don't want to see you out there. I stay with my mama so you can't come stay here. So we got to get you somewhere to stay stay I get it That is team playing You are a team player

Alright I hope that dude is still your friend to this day I hope y'all still cool Yeah, 20 years in We still cool And you know, he got him a nice place to stay Got him a good job Now he ain't doing that hard work no more

And they ain't gotta play the real girl no more You know what I'm saying? That's what I'm talking about. All right. Well, thank you, Mom, Mama. I don't want to play this game with you anymore. I'm done. I don't want to play this game with you anymore.

I mean, we asked for team players, and we got team players. You know what I'm saying? And, you know, some people are just willing to go above and beyond. I'm not mad at it. Jesus. I'm not mad at it at all. Is there a moral to the story? That's the moral of the story.

Some people are willing to go above and beyond. And, you know, I don't even want people to think about this in the literal sense of what Andy King did. I don't even want them to think about, you know, what that young lady did, you know, giving up sex. Just the moral of the story is you have to be willing to go above and beyond, you know, for your team. Like, you know, people nowadays like to do the bare minimum. They like to do just enough but then they want to be you know overly rewarded for doing that bare minimum and just enough no if you want to be overly rewarded then you have to go overboard jesus all right all right well let's get to the rumors right now rumor has it rumor rumor has it call out a name or you gossiping or you chatty this is the rumor report

i mean i guess we on the breakfast club this is where the tea spills right right on the breakfast club all right let's get to the rumor since we were talking andy king i think it's only right to continue that conversation all right now uh a gentleman by the name of leonard also talks about a situation where he would want to suck some D. with that bet really I can't wait when he's back and you're gonna be wrong and you got to suck some why would a company not making 20 billion dollars in revenue risk bringing in one guy that's gonna after size so many people away from your brand why would you do that football soccer fight for them say you know what y'all in business no one. Now, sources say that Adidas and Kanye West have been speaking to...

Cite your sources. No, cite your sources. Because the crazy part about this situation is everybody keeps saying this, but nobody has a legitimate source because no legitimate sources are saying this. You know who's saying this? Like, just the internet. Like, it's just a random thing. Don't you think if that really had happened and they had come to an agreement, it would be, like, everywhere by now?

Don't you think so? Maybe. It's not a maybe. And salute to my guy, Andrew Schultz, Akash, and Mark from Flagrant, too. I did that show this week. And I'm going to tell you something, man. When it comes to extreme bets, bets that I know I'm going to win. I'm going to always put the mouth on the line. Okay.

All right. Because I know it's never going to happen. All right. If it did happen, it's not like I was going to ever pay up. So, you know, I guess you can't call that ass betting, but mouth betting. That's mouth betting. It's lip service betting. That's all it is it's lip service betting that's

all it is lip service now draymond green says uh he doesn't necessarily love the term black history month and this is the reason why this is actually the first time you've seen me in a black history month uh shirt all black history month and it's very intentional and i really just threw this shirt on because i didn't have another shirt to throw on but black history month at some point can we get rid of it like at some point why why we got to keep getting the shortest month to celebrate our history you got governors want to take our history out of schools and I'm not going to be the fool to go say yeah we get celebrated for 28 days so at some point I'd like to get rid of it it's you know we're making all these changes in the world can't talk about these people can't talk about those people can't say this can't say that So at some point, I'd like to get rid of it. It's, you know, we're making all these changes in the world.

Can't talk about these people. Can't talk about those people. Can't say this. Can't say that. At some point, it's time to get rid of Black History Month. Teach my history from January 1st to December 31st and then do it again. Draymond, you all over the place with that, with whatever argument you're trying to make. Yes, I do feel like, you know, Black history should be taught year round and it will be,

but we don't need to get rid of no black nothing. We need more black everything. Okay, I love Black History Month. I love how people celebrate Black History Month. I love how corporate America celebrates Black History Month. And in an era, like he said, where books are being banned and AP African American courses are being canceled, we need all the celebrations of black history

that we can get. And we need all the celebrations of black history that we that we can get and we need to make black history a real moment to teach and not just for that month make it a real moment to teach throughout the year because clearly they don't want these things being taught so why would you want to get rid of something that uh why would you want to help them get rid of things like they're getting rid of these things because they don't want our history taught so why would you want black history removed all right that makes no sense you're helping you're helping those white supremacists you know do their bidding that makes no sense trying to say he was trying to say it in a way instead of just doing it one month do

it all year long that's what he was trying to but that's what you should have said but don't say get rid of black history especially if in the same breath you're going to talk about how these governors are you know trying to get rid of these AP African-American courses. And they are, you know, banning books written by black authors. You don't want to get rid of Black History Month. We need more black history. If that's what he's trying to say, that's what he should say. But don't say get rid of Black History Month.

Because trust me, Ron DeSantis didn't be sitting around somewhere like, yeah, that's what I'm talking about, Draymond. All the white supremacists, yes, let's get rid of Black History Month. Draymond Green even said we should get rid of it. I don't think he meant it like that. Yeah, don't be that guy because they'll use you. They'll use you to be that guy. Now, Kevin Durant also talks about his relationship with Kyrie Irving and if they had a conversation before he asked for the trade.

I'm disappointed that we didn't finish the season. But I also know we're all our own separate entities. We all move and do the things that we wanna do for our careers. And I can't fault somebody for doing that, even though it might have been at our expense as a team, but that's who he is and that's what he wanted to do. And it's like, I can't have a problem with that. Like I said, I wanna act like I wasn't upset that we didn't finish the season, cuz I love playing with Kyle.

I wanted to continue this, I wanted to see where we can go with that that part of it because I love to play that's all I'm focused on in this league is hooping you know not that other what Kyle doing behind the scenes with his contract negotiations was like that's him and I trust that he's gonna make the right moves for him and his family to move forward you got another clip talking about the business of it no that clip ain't in it now he just talks about a business and it being a business and how they feel about it and how you know he just like he says concentrate on hooping and this is also a business so he has to do his best for each individual person all right lastly i'm loving this i'm seeing a lot of artists doing

their own festivals yesterday we announced uh j cole and his festival. Now Nelly is announcing his own festival. Nelly got a festival? The Hot and Hear Festival. Kerry Hilson, Chingy, Jaro, Rick Ross, Fat Joe, T.I., Akon, Neo, and Nelly closing it out. That's got to be an indoor venue, right? Because you can't call it Hot and Hear and you're outside. Well, that's in Toronto. And that's June 24th.

Salute to Nelly. That's dope. Yeah, shout out to Nelly. And that is your rumor report. Yes, and I'm just Googth. Salute to Nelly. That's dope. Yeah, shout out to Nelly. And that is your rumor report. Yes, and I'm just Googling. Just had to make sure. Had to Google Kanye West Adidas to make sure. There's no reputable source yet?

No, I keep telling y'all that. I can't wait. I can't wait. You have to pay somebody up. I'm actually reading a great article right now. I read this already, but it says Adidas is going to lose $530 million if it doesn't sell its Yeezy line after breaking deal with Kanye West. This was two days ago. And there's a guy named Tom Nickick and he's an economic analyst. And he said he said the price of the Adidas Yeezy range from 200 to 600 dollars.

There are several options to sell this stock, such as rebranding the shoes, selling them at a discount or or renaming them as Yeezy Zombies. However, these ideas are risky propositions because it would still look like they were benefiting from a collaboration with someone who made blatant anti-Semitic statements. I don't know where y'all be getting y'all information from and running with it. I don't think people will be upset if they rebranded and put it back out because at the end of the day, Adidas is about to lose $530 million and they rebranded to get those shoes off, especially if they do it at a cheap price, like a break-even price, I don't think people would be upset.

Yeah, but they're a company that also makes $22 billion in revenue a year. They're not going to bring back one person based off $500 million in inventory and risk people ostracizing a $22 billion a year company. They're not doing that for $500 million. They'll just take the L on the $500 million.

That's all. All right. All right. Well, that is your rumor report. The People's Choice Mix is up next. Let's go. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.

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Man, the tickets went on sale at 12 noon yesterday, and it's looking like we're gonna have an amazing event on april 22nd uh the black effect podcast festival it's gonna be at the pullman yards in atlanta i'm looking at this is like big day party energy you know what i'm saying it's a day of live podcast so you got your favorite podcast like the 85 south show horrible decisions big facts podcast uh carefully Facts Podcast, Carefully Reckless with Jess Hilarious, because Jess is going to be hosting with me. You got Checking In with Michelle Williams. And we're going to have food. We're going to have music. My man Louis V is providing the soundtrack.

It's going to be a Black Effect marketplace where there's going to be a lot of local businesses there. And, you know, the podcasts that are there, they'll be, you know, having their merchandise and stuff for sale. And tickets, you know, you can go get them right now right now all you gotta do is go to black effect.com slash podcast festival to learn more or go to ticket master uh to get your tickets for the black effect podcast festival happening april 22nd in atlanta hosted by myself and my good sister just hilarious i cannot wait that's the kind of stuff i come outside for absolutely okay i'll be there me and louis v setting up a party i think we're gonna do after party somewhere somehow some way but we'll figure it out y'all definitely should do an after party and i think i heard little wayne gonna be in town

that day too yep little wayne gonna be performing in town at the tabernacle i believe that day so it's gonna be a lot in the city that day atlanta's gonna have a lot going on all right when we come back positive notice the breakfast club good morning morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now it's time to get up out of here. I'm going to be heading home. I'm in Atlanta now. Had to tape some things. And Charlamagne, you got a positive note? I do, man. I want to salute my guy, Brian, man. His Instagram is BJ the Dreamer. I saw him post this yesterday, man. And I really I really appreciated it, man. He said it's OK to grow so much that

nobody knows who you are anymore don't look to the approval of others for your mental stability if you're rejected move on don't shrink yourself to fit the person you've outgrown live in your purpose love in your truth be a higher self breakfast club bitches hey what's up this is ramses job and i go by name Q Ward. And we'd like you to join us each week for our show Civic Cipher. That's right. We discuss social issues, especially those that affect black and brown people, but in a way that informs and empowers all people. We discuss everything from prejudice to politics to police violence, and we try to give you the tools to create positive change in your home, workplace, and social circle.

We're going to learn how to become better allies to each other. So join us each Saturday for Civic Cipher on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, y'all. Niminy here. I'm the host of a brand-new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Executive produced by Questlove, The Story Pirates, and John Glickman, Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. inspiring figure from history, like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same

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