The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Birdman, Nicki Minaj & More React To Super Bowl Headliner, Reacts To James Earl Jones Death, Tyrese Arrested At Court Hearing + More

Episode Date: September 10, 2024

The Breakfast Club dives into Birdman, Nicki Minaj & many other rappers reacting to the Super Bowl headliner announcement, plus Tyrese arrested at court hearing, and Tory Lanez's recording equipment seized in cell. Listen for more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I listen to your show every single day. Breakfast Club? God damn it, The Breakfast Club. Put that ass up on The Breakfast Club. Timon! Timon! Made it! You can't say Breakfast Club without The Breakfast Club. You're like this rare air.

You got platforms and partners all over the place because your demand is so high. People want to be in business with The Breakfast Club. But I don't think white people know how popular you guys are DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha God You guys really are like the hip-hop early morning, late night talk show Yeah, I know what y'all talking about Good morning, USA Jess is on maternity leave, what up, Lola La Rosa yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. I feel blessed, black, and highly favored. Why are we off to a great start?

I know. Everything was working. Oh, you mean. Oh, that's because Red here. Red is back. Red was out yesterday. Don't leave us. That's all that is.

Yeah, Red was out yesterday. Tonight's going to be a great night tonight. How are the debates tonight? Nine o'clock? Yep. I mean, it's going to be an entertaining night. Yeah, I'm excited to see that. It's going to be an entertaining night.

I think it should end up being a great night for the vice president. I don't see how she loses this debate against Donald Trump. Man, the last debate we had, we were in a very different place. The last presidential debate. The last presidential debate. I told y'all exactly what was going to happen. I said that debate should not have happened. I said that Joe Biden was going to get steamrolled.

I said Joe Biden was going to get made to look frail and old. And that's exactly what happened. I think the night is going to be the same. Yes, but it's going to be the vice president making Donald Trump look old because he is. Yeah. And looking out of his mind because he is. I love the fact that my kids are so excited. So my kids, you know, I have six kids, but my 10-year-old and my 9-year-old are like,

Dad, tomorrow, can we watch the debate? I'm like, sure, we can all watch it together as a family. Oh, that is so cute. We watched the last one, and the last one... Oh, man, the jokes for kids. My daughter was like, Dad, when is he going to turn his brain on talking about Biden because Biden couldn't get his words out together? Do they ask you to explain things?

All the time. That's a lot for a 9 and a 10-year-old. All the time, but they talk about it in school now. They talk about it in class now. So they do ask to explain. I don't know if I want them talking about that in class. They do. Because I think it's too divisive.

And the high schools, they weren't letting them talk about that in high school because it was too divisive. Really? Yeah. What high school? In 2024? Yeah. Because it's too divisive, especially between Democrats and Republicans and people picking sides. You're right, I'm wrong, I'm wrong, you're right.

They don't go in depth about that. They just talk about the debates and the policies, what the policies mean. The civics in general. Yes, exactly. They're not going to be like, Trump said this and Kamala Harris said that. They're not going to do that. Yeah, politics and religion. Politics and religion used to be something everybody used to keep to themselves.

Like what your politics were or what your religion was. Not in 2024, though. Not at all. I think social media changed that a lot. When people go to the polls and they post who they're voting for, it's been getting very weird. Social media has changed a lot. A lot of things that don't need to be changed. But the one thing that remains on social media is people don't never know what the hell they talking about.

And they will get on social media and they will argue and debate things that they don't know nothing about with extreme confidence. Oh, yes. Threads be crazy. All the time. All the time. Can't cite a source for nothing. Nothing. Hey, that's the time we live in right now.

Yesterday was a great example of that. But I'm sure we'll discuss later on in the show. Well, Tim's will be joining us this morning. Man, the great Tim's, her album's out.

I haven't been out though. Born in the Wild. Yes. Yes. She was funny. She's from Nigeria. I like talking to her. Y'all know the song

Free Mind? Yes. I think that's the name of it, Free Mind. You said, do y'all know the song? Yeah. He didn't know the name of it. He must have made sure he said the name of it. Everybody don't know the song. I think that's the name of it, Free Mind. You said, do y'all know the song? Yeah. He didn't know the name of it.

Everybody knows the song. He must have made sure he said the name of it. Everybody don't know the song. I think people, a lot of people know the song. Can you pull the song up right fast? We love to say everybody with things. People don't know this. This song was everywhere when it first came out.

Absolutely. I think a lot of people know it, but they may not know who the artist is that sings it. We say everybody and we say they. Who is they? People love to say everybody. Like yesterday. Everybody been asking me to talk on this Lil Wayne Jay-Z stuff. Shut up.

Nobody asked me to say anything. What are you talking about? She's also on a joint with Drake and Future. She's out here smashing. She's on tour right now. Selling out tour. You got her record out? I can't believe y'all talking about Tim's like she came out yesterday.

I'm not talking about her like she came out yesterday. But to act like everybody knows somebody is ridiculous, Lauren. There's only a few people on this planet that everybody may know. That's just the truth to the matter. Okay. Well, I think she had a huge year when she first came out. People know who she is. Y'all are giving it. I'm sure they appreciate

the introduction, but I don't know. And they might not know the name of the song. They might know the song, but not know the name. Okay. Well, we got front page news when we come back. Let's play Tim's record for people that don't know. Oh, God. Envying this for people that don't know. For people that don't know. Amen. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Get your ass up.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Lauren LaRosa filling in for Jess. And let's give you some front page news. Tim's will be joining us next hour. You know what that song reminds me of? What's that? I can't pronounce the name. I just met her too.

Goapole. Closer to my dreams. It's got that same energy. Yeah. You don't know Closer to My Dreams? No, I don't know that song. Everybody knows that. By the way.

I don't know that one. By the way. I would have to hear that one. Maybe you're singing the melody wrong. By the way. All right. Well, let's start with some quick sports. Last night, the 49ers beat the Jets 32-19 in Monday Night Football.

Wiped their ass with the Jets. Let's do these things all over the Jets jerseys. Green, white, and brown. Jesus. All right. Good morning, Morgan. Good morning. Top of the Tuesday, isn't it?

Jeez. What did I walk into? What the hell was that? What kind of fake Harry Potter- Top of the Tuesday. Harry Potter. Top of the morning to you. Hot Tuesday, isn't it? to you Alright y'all So Vice President Kamala Harris and former

President Donald Trump, yeah they're prepping For their high stakes debate, it happens Tonight, tonight at 9pm So the event has heightened importance With a new Siena College New York Times poll showing the race is Very very close It's likely to be their only debate before Election day in November as we have seen in the past that they can't seem to agree on a lot of stuff.

But the 90 minute event will take place in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a swing state that could determine who wins the presidency. So Berry University's professor of political science, Dr. Sean Foreman, he says it's must see TV. Adding VP Harris needs to explain her stance on policies and former President Trump. He needs to show some restraint and some cooth. Let's hear those comments from Professor Sean Foreman. Part of it is the novelty of Kamala Harris. People still don't really know who she is, what she stands for, what she would do if she's elected president. I think what Kamala Harris needs to do is not

engage in personal attacks with Donald Trump. She's been pretty good about that so far and not responding to the things that he has said about her. He needs to not make any silly comments that will distract from what he's trying to accomplish. And that is to show the stark contrast between the Bideniden harris administration and what trump would do yeah okay abc is the host of course um and they will carry it from 9 p.m eastern um a bunch of networks will also carry it including the black information network so we will carry it live at binnews.com go ahead shark i can't wait you know uh tonight is the night you know i i didn't I don't see how the

Vice President loses. Like I've been saying, if it's just a straight up regular debate, Kamala washes him because all Trump is going to do is lie and he can't explain a policy to save his life. And if he has a meltdown, which I believe he will, he's going to attempt to over-talk her and insult her. He won't show any restraint. He won't show any

coof. And I believe he's going to self-destruct right there on that stage. And there's nothing he can do to make his base not ride with him but it's the undecideds and the independence and those hypothetical swing voters that's gonna be watching like whoa but do you think I can't rock with that but do you think people will get a better understanding of Kamala Harris after this debate cuz that's what everybody's been saying they want a better understanding but I feel like it depends on how she's been doing it so much the last couple of weeks of talking about

her policies where she stands how she... She's been doing it so much the last couple of weeks of talking about her policies, where she stands, how she feels about everything from the LGBTQ+, to small businesses, to border control. She's been talking about all that. I don't know if it's a better understanding as much as a lot of people just simply don't know her. And that's the reality of the situation. Well, they know her after this debate because this debate... Yes, because the last debate, 20 plus million people watched. Huge stage.

Huge stage. So as long as she uses it correctly and i'm pretty sure she will especially after we watch for biden they've been prepping her she's she's gonna i think this is gonna be it was prepping biden too well so again don't say that and vice president is a way better debated than uh joe biden y'all must have never seen the vp debate but you know i'm speaking uh yeah you need to go back and watch the against speaking. You need to go back and watch the against Mike Pence. You need to go back and watch some of her old debates when she was running for senator. Like she gets busy. So, again, ABC News, 9 p.m. Eastern debate.

The debate will not have a live audience, live microphones and or written notes for the candidates. Now, moving on Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, he's touting Vice President Kamala Harris's record in advocating for LGBTQ rights, as you just mentioned, Envy. So while speaking at the rights campaign dinner in Washington, D.C., Walz called the Biden-Harris administration the most pro-LGBTQ plus administration in American history. Let's hear those comments from Walz. She helped President Biden pass the landmark Respect for Marriage Act, requiring every state and territory to fully honor same-sex and interracial marriage. And she helped stop the ignorant and Byzantine practice of banning gay and bisexual men from donating blood. From a prosecutor, district attorney, attorney general, U.S. senator, and vice president. Yes, by the way, she's more qualified than anybody that's ever run for this office.

I mean, that's a simple debate, right? Republicans want to scrip away LGBTQ rights. Democrats want to uphold LGBTQ rights. That's a simple, simple conversation. Well, we're going to continue to talk about the issues that matter to people in the next hour. Migrants, IVF, 9-11 coming up. So we'll discuss more about it. All right. Well, thank you, Morgan. We'll see you next hour. Everybody else, 9-11 coming up. So we'll discuss more about it. All right.

Well, thank you, Morgan. We'll see you next hour. Everybody else, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051 if you need to vent. Phone lines are wide open. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. So you better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's good? It's Steve from Queens. Steve from Queens. What's up? Get it off your chest. What part of Queens? Rockaway. Okay. What's up? Get it off your chest, bro.

Yeah, I'm just going by this Jay-Z and the Super Bowl thing. Why is everybody so mad? Talk to us. Yeah, I understand. Like, everybody getting mad that it's not Lil Wayne. When's the last time anybody wanted to go to a big Lil Wayne, you know what I mean, concert? You know what I mean? Well, Lil Wayne concert sells out, bro. Let's not disrespect the legend Lil Wayne like that.

Lil Wayne concert sells out. It's not at the standard of Kendrick right now. Kendrick's hot. That's Fist Creaks right now. I don't disagree with you. All I'm saying is we've seen Lil Wayne perform And Lil Wayne's performance Isn't like a James Glamazzi

I don't listen I think it was a sound business decision Even though I am a person Who would have loved to see Lil Wayne I actually wanted to see Lil Wayne, Drake, and Friends That's what we've been saying the last couple years But how we know that Lil Wayne not going to come out with him

That ain't happening. That ain't happening. You never know. People keep saying that, but like, how do they even integrate that? Like, what is the,

what's the throw to Lil Wayne? First of all, why would you, why would, why would Lil Wayne come out with a guy who's been calling

my number one artist and friend a pedophile? Yeah, he's not coming out. And you can't say the whole thing about hotness because when Rihanna did Super Bowl,

she wasn't hot, she hadn't released a record in how long? She still ain't released any music. That's Rihanna, bro. Rihanna is a global icon. So is Lil Wayne. So is Lil Wayne, brother.

Thank you, though. And we got to stop disrespecting both Lil Wayne and Kendrick. Lil Wayne. By the way, Lil Wayne has sold twice as many records as Kendrick. Do y'all know that? Lil Wayne has sold 140 plus million records worldwide. That's just a fact. Hello, who's this?

Josh from Georgia. Good this? Josh from Georgia. Good morning. Josh from Georgia. Get it off your chest. I want to get it off my chest. These out-of-pocket barbers for a little change in 20 minutes.

You know what? I was thinking that the other day. I was like, when did the prices jump up so crazy? Before COVID, it was like $25

and now all of a sudden it's $50. I got my custom slippers. I got my own here now. YouTube, girl, I'm spending everything. You probably look crazy. I don't have no problem paying my barber. Salute to my barber, Ty.

Listen, man, the thing about barbers, you got to go to a barber that provides you a good experience. You know what I mean? The barber that's going to go in there, put the hot towel on you, put the steam on you. The barbers that go above and beyond, you know? Salute to my guy, Marcus, in LA. I ain't got no problem paying my barbers, man. They do good work.

Man, the past couple years, they gone crazy with these prices. I don't even got to be here. Yeah, the prices shot up crazy. I want to keep the show. I want to give you guys a shout-out. Good morning. I hope you guys are ready for a good day tonight. Can't wait.

Let's make America great again. Let's make the breakfast shop great again. God bless you all. Have a great day. Who are you voting for, if you don't mind me asking? Donald John Trump. Stop playing. Oh, okay.

Have a good one, sir. Thank you. Have a good one. God bless. I thought his name was James. Is John? Josh. Oh, you mean Donald Trump.

No, I thought you said Donald John Trump. I don't know. You said Donald J. Trump. I don't know what the J stands for now that I think about it. I think he did say John. Is it John? Oh, it is John. Yeah, Donald John Trump.

Yes. He doesn't give me John. He doesn't give me John it John? Oh, it is John. Donald John Trump, yes. He doesn't give me John. He doesn't give me John. No? No, it doesn't. It gives James. James? Yeah.

Get it off your chest. Give Jamal to me. What? Jamal? A little Jamal. Jamal is kind of, that's a bit off. A little Jamal from Queens.

Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. Call us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Come on. The Breakfast Club. I'm telling. I'm dialing. I'm dialing.

Hey, what you doing, man? I'm dialing. I'm calling. I'm calling, yo. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this?

Yo, listen. I just want to... Good morning, everybody. Good morning. Good morning. I just want to... Good morning, everybody. Good morning. Good morning. I just want to say two things. Go ahead. If Kamala Harris get on stage tonight

and laugh at any other shit she say that don't be funny, she not getting my vote, though. You don't find yourself funny sometimes? Charlamagne, I do, bro, but... I laugh. Come on, man. I laugh at all my jokes.

Me too. I'm hilarious. I'm knee-slapping for no reason. I'm glad you said something, Lord, because I'm going to get on you on my second point. Go ahead. Come on. I don't got my lashes on yet, so I can take it. My second point is this. Don't you ever in your black life

fix your mouth and say a white ironing board backside woman is carrying the league on her back. I agree with you. Don't you ever do that. Don't you ever, as long as you black, Lauren. That's crazy. I told you that yesterday.

I agree. I'm going to fix my lips to say that to her. You better not. You better not. You talk to her. Them jeans falling off them hips. Y'all have a blessed day. And she at the Super Bowl.

She at the end. You should acknowledge. You should take a deep breath and acknowledge what that man said. Don't you ever. Y'all cannot act like. As long as you black. I'm a Beyonce fan. Say that you on the shoulders of a white woman.

Y'all cannot act like the NFL. That's why the NFL leaning in. They know. Huh? The NFL is leaning. The NFL is leaning into Taylor Swift because she's a big ticket for them right now. The NFL is not leaning into Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift is leaning into the NFL.

Taylor Swift is the one coming to all the NFL games. The NFL ain't showing up to her concerts. It doesn't matter if they haven't shown up to a concert. They are literally... You have... I don't even know all the names of the players, but the ones that are big... Oh, my goodness.

They're talking about Taylor Swift. They're throwing cameras at Taylor Swift. You don't even know if they big because you don't even know who's talking. I know Patrick Mahomes is big. I know that. He plays for the Kansas City Chiefs. That's Travis' best friend.

But he's a big name. And they ask him about Taylor Swift. And he's half white and his wife supports MAGA. All I'm saying is them jeans is falling off her hips, but she's at them games in the NFL care. People care. Oh, my goodness. Hello, who's this?

Yo, what up, DJ Envy? What's up? This is X from Pittsburgh. What's up, X? Get it off your chest. What's up, Lauren LaRosa? What's up, Charlamagne? Peace, peace. Hey, I just want to get it off my chest. What's up, Lauren LaRosa? What's up, Charlamagne? Peace, peace.

Hey, I just want to get it off my chest. It's my wife's birthday this Saturday. I'm excited, you know. She's studying to be a Jehovah's Witness, so they don't celebrate birthdays and stuff like that. Charlamagne, you know. I grew up a Jehovah's Witness. My mom is a Jehovah's Witness right now. Yeah, my mom is too. So she said she don't want to do nothing, but I'm going to take her out for a good time. And I need a favor, bro.

What you need? Can you play Joyride by Mariah Carey for her this morning? Play what? Joyride by Mariah Carey. Joyride. I thought you said drill rap. I was like, damn, Mariah Carey got a song called Drill? No, no, no.

No, Mariah Carey been in the Bronx. How you sing it a little bit? How it go? Bro, I can't. No, I'm not going to. That's the only way I can get it, because I don't know that song. Soill. How you sing it a little bit? How it go? Bro, I can't. No, I'm not going to. That's the only way I can get it because I don't know that song. So, yeah, let us know. Joyride?

I can't sing it. Just any Mariah Carey. No, no. Well, how does Joyride go? Because now I'm curious about Joyride. Well, you got YouTube, bro. That's why YouTube or TikTok or something. I don't know that.

We're going to look it up. You ain't going to sing a little bit for us? Alright No bro Alright I thought you about to sing Nah nah nah Have a good one

Nah I'm not singing bro Have a good one Hey you know what Dog's gonna tell you? What's up? My new book right Get Honest or Die Lying Why Small Talk Sucks

The cover is based I I It's an interpolation Of the My Book of Bible story That we used to read In the Kingdom Hall Oh okay okay See I was on hold for it But they put me on hold Too long So I had to hang up it's an interpolation of the My Book of Bible story that we used to read in the Kingdom Hall.

Oh, okay, okay. See, I was on hold for it, but they put me on hold too long so I had to hang up. Man, send my guy a copy, please, Eddie. Get it off your chest, 800-585-1051. Now, we got Just With The Mess

with Law and La Rosa coming up. Yes, we do. We are going to be sending a rest in peace to James Earl Jones and getting into the Super Bowl conversation again. All right, we'll get into that next.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Lauren LaRosa is filling in for Jess. And let's get to Jess with the mess with Lauren LaRosa.

News is real. Jess Hilarious, Jessica Robin Moore. Jess don't do no lying. Jess don't do no lying. She don't spare nobody. Worldwide Jess, worldwide mess. On The Breakfast Club. She's a culture shift.

With Lauren, Lauren LaRosa. I'm back. And I got the mess. Talk to me. Man. So yesterday, the Super Bowl argument continued online. And there were some names that got involved, including Birdman, Nicki Minaj, Juvenile. I know Kim also said some things.

Fab came out and said some things as well, too. Master P, I've seen. Master P. Master P had actually spoke out the very first day and was saying, yo we need to include kendrick um so birdman yesterday uh tweeted that this is well this i'm a i'm not gonna paraphrase he tweeted hayton can i say the curse word what's the curse word is it what's thought what is thought s no no okay he said that he said that this is hayton for real um he said i can say yeah i can say the n-word on yeah. Yeah, you can say it. Just say N-word.

Okay, these N-words is the female private part. And then he added Nicki Minaj. Which female private part? There's a lot of them nowadays. Come on now, come on, come on. Don't confuse us. We know what you mean. Keep going.

Yo. And then he added Nicki Minaj, Drake, and Lil Wayne. He said, YM, CMB. I'm going to make these N-words respect with the K. Us onMC and B I'm gonna make these n words respect with the K us on gladi on Gladys I'm sorry I'm gonna make these n words respect us on Gladys and then he put the goat emoji and then he tweeted again and said SMFH y'all know what that stands for so then Nicki Minaj Nicki went in yesterday yep I got all her tweets here so Nicki Minaj she said I love watching the whole industry

play dumb time after time the truth is that no matter who tells it picking and choosing who y'all accept true from then bam pow might tell you a joke but won't tell you a lie uh she said one n-word took a knee the other n-word took the bag he gonna get you n-words and she used the er the hard er in line every effing time um she said go enjoy the effing money before it's too late um someone said a fan said that's why i believe her every time when she speaks she's yet to be proven wrong about anything she says the months later it's nikki was right so nikki responded and said yep and i never care about the time that they figure it out it's good for them y'all ready y'all know his next move

is going to be y'all know his next move is going to be to tell y'all a certain someone in parentheses is being treated so unfairly so that y'all can go back into that trance this is all over the place then she said um she got everything in the world or this person has everything in the world she's speaking about a person um still spiteful and evil disgusting be happy a bag go be effing happy and word and rap business and women business when you got the politicians and the police you good though. What's she talking about? Listen, I'm gonna keep going. We're not doing this one um so then she says denying a young black man the right to put denying a young black man would he rightfully put into this game for no

other reason but your ego your hatred for birdman drake and nikki got you punishing little wayne little wayne all these exclamation points the goat question mark exclamation point nola what's good m&ms the firm while having 50 cent come out i don't know y'all um there's a lot more um i'm i'm shocked that so many people are uh running with the jay-z is hating on little wayne narrative because jay-z has done nothing but show wayne the utmost love jay-z literally helped this man with his tax debt i don't know what the actual number was but you know uh the usa today said back in 2018 it was over $14 million in taxes. Jay helped him get out of debt.

Jay helped him keep his house. So I don't think that sounds like hate to me on a person. Jay wanted to sign Lil Wayne. Remember that? Yep. Nikki got me feeling like I'm on Hooked on Phonics on here.

One more and then we're going to go to a conversation that you guys actually had in the room with Jay about him wanting to sign Lil Wayne. She said, and by the way, you don't know the half of what Lil Wayne has done done for me and others wayne had drake and i

on his tour but no papers he was on all of the mixtape with no paper signed this man has literally changed the face of hip-hop the hair too if you know you know he inspires so many to tat their faces and get locks we all know that drop on the clues bond for little wayne a legend inspired your face to want to be a great mc and he never was in for the money. He's always been for the love of music. Now a lot of people are saying because she never specifically says Jay-Z but in that tweet because of the locks and inspired the hair and you know Jay with the locks right now

people are saying that she is one of many people who have been trying to call out Jay-Z. He's not talking about Jay-Z's hair. He's talking about all the artists. It's very obvious that she's talking about all of the industry because she says that and it's very obvious

she's talking about Jay-Z yes so let's take a listen to when Jay-Z was here on the Breakfast Club talking about wanting to sign or about to sign Lil Wayne now you mentioned Lil Wayne

I know that you guys were this close to signing what happened with that deal because I mean it got to I mean Wayne was damn near saying he was Rockefeller

and then it just went left the truth is you know after I had to I had a meeting with Wayne, you know, I had a relationship with Baby. So I felt it was only right to call him. You know, I called him out of respect. Like, yo, I was talking to Wayne. I was just letting you know.

So after that, I think we received a letter at our office for, like, torturous interference. Whoa. And I was like, whoa. Was it sports? They do that? It was like, whoa. Was it sports? They do that? It was like, whoa. And it just all went from there. That don't sound like hate to me.

By the way, it don't sound like hate on either party then. That sound like business. Okay, you trying to sign my guy? He might still be signing me. Here's these papers, torturous interference, whatever that is. That just don't sound like hate is all I'm saying. Now, let's take a listen to Cam yesterday on It Is What It Is, giving his take on the Super Bowl situation and the pic you don't have camera we don't have the camera let's go

over to juvie then so everybody want me to speak on this super bowl situation i'm mad about the situation just like y'all man but my hatred is toward the nfl not really the people that book the halftime show i'm mad at the people that hired them that booked the halftime show i feel like y'all should step in y'all are through 11 super bowls in new orleans man y'all have yet to put a hip-hop artist from new orleans on the damn super bowl sure y'all have put artists on the super bowl back in the days they all hurt you know i feel like every time y'all come here y'all should have somebody from our city on this. But this time, it really hit hard when you don't have Lil Wayne on the show. I don't see how the f*** y'all don't have Lil Wayne doing a halftime show. So this goes to you, Roger Goodell.

You're coming in our city, sucking up our culture and making up all this money and leaving us dry. Listen, I would love to see Lil Wayne and friends, but, I mean, you got to ask yourself a real question. Who's better for business? This is the Apple Music Halftime Show, right? Apple is paying for this. If I'm making a business decision in 2024 and I look at the monster year Kendrick just had and I'm looking forward to February 2025, maybe Kendrick got it. Now I'm coming out.

Who's going to garner us the most eyeballs? Who's going to garner us the most screams? Who's going to garner us the most social engagement? If I'm just making a straight business decision, just straight business on a corporate level, it's Kendrick. Well, not only that, and it's the thing,

and people will say we on Jay-Z's nuts, but my problem is this. Why would people say that? For years, when you look at the Super Bowl performances, we've seen Madonna, we've seen Bruno Mars, we've seen Katy Perry,

we've seen Coldplay, we've seen Lady Gaga, we've seen Justin Timberlake, we've seen Maroon 5, we've seen, then we've seen Katy Perry we've seen Coldplay we've seen Lady Gaga we've seen Justin Timberlake we've seen Maroon 5 we've seen then Roc Nation took over y'all wouldn't be getting none of these black artists

if it wasn't for Roc Nation when Roc Nation took over we've seen Jennifer Lopez Bad Bunny J Balvin then we've seen The Weeknd then we've seen Eminem Dr. Dre

Snoop Dogg Kendrick and Mary J Blige at 50 Cent come on now then after that we've seen Rihanna come on now then we've seen Usher come on now now we're talking about Kendrick Lamihanna. Come on now. Then we seen Usher. Come on now.

Now we're talking about Kendrick Lamar. Mr. Unapologetically Black Kendrick Lamar. And people are upset of the choice. I want Roc Nation to walk away so y'all get the Beach Boys for the halftime show. That's what y'all want. Beach Boys is crazy. Y'all want Pink Floyd or something like that. That's what y'all want. I would take Taylor Swift over to Beach Boys.

That's what y'all going to get. And I'm not one of the people. I would have loved to see Little, don't get twisted, I would have loved to see Little Wayne, Juvie and Drake and

Nicki on that stage, but you can't be mad at Roc Nation for changing the halftime show of the Super Bowl. Like, think about

it. They tinted the windows of the halftime show. They made it dark. For years I would turn it off.

They added the vest. No disrespect, I didn't want to see all those dudes Coldplay. Now we're looking forward to it. Well, in wrapping this up, because we got to wrap this up, the Cam and Mace Audio from It Is What It Is, Cam

talked about, he claimed that recently they were uninvited to the Fanatics Fest that happened in New York, and they said that it was because of Jay-Z. They're basically saying that Jay-Z allegedly is pulling some strings to do things, and this is one of the things that he can do with choosing, not choosing Kendrick over Wayne. I love Cam and Mason. It is what it is.

The Fanatics show is full of athletes that y'all done talked about, Cam and Mason. That y'all have given up. That y'all have told y'all honest opinions about. I'm sure it would be some of those athletes who would say, yo, we don't want Cam and Mason here before it was Jay-Z. That's just what I would think. And you know who nobody's blaming but they should? Who? Drake.

Okay? Drake and Kendrick engaged in a rap battle and to the victor goes the spoils. If Drake wins this battle against Kendrick, there's no doubt in my mind that you're probably getting Drake, Wayne, and friends at this year's Super Bowl. But guess what?

He didn't win. He lost. Which caused Kendrick to have the monster year that he had on top of the amazing career that Kendrick has already had. And boom, which caused Kendrick to have the monster year that he had on top of the amazing career that Kendrick has already had. And boom, now you got Kendrick at the Super Bowl. Bro, let's really think about it. Go argue that.

Go discuss that. They in there breakdancing. We got to wrap it up. Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg did Super Bowl halftime. Yes. Like, that is wild. Oh, you mean like leave Jay-Z alone because that has happened. Think about where they from. You ain't got to tell me. Like, that is wild. Oh, you mean like, leave Jay-Z alone because that has happened. Think about where they from.

You ain't got to tell me. Like, Snoop! That's why you just got to listen, man. Here's the reality. You just got to let these niggas neg. All right? Okay. Y'all acting like the ones on Twitter right now.

Y'all won't be quiet. You right. You got to just let them neg. All right. Well, when we come back, we got front page news. And the Thames will be joining us at the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Wake up. Wake up. You're locked into the Breakfast Club.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Jess Hilarious. Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Laura La Rosa is filling in for Jess. Let's get in some front page news. Now, quickly, some quick sports. Last night, the 49ers beat the Jets 32 to 19. Good morning, Morgan. Good morning. Good morning. So Haitian illegal immigrants are draining social services and generally causing chaos. That's what Republican VP hopeful J.D. Vance said on social media.

Meanwhile, local officials in Springfield, Ohio, are dismissing rumors about Haitian migrants in the city that have been circulating on social media. Trump running mate, JD Vance and other high profile individuals have shared online posts referencing claims that people who are in the area illegally have been abducting and eating pets. Here's YouTuber Anthony Harris. Yeah, I know. Of course you got to take it to the extreme, right?

So here's YouTuber Anthony Harris with his take at a recent city council meeting. These patients are running into trash cans. They're running into buildings. They're running into flipping cars in the middle of the street. This is getting a vote. I'm getting thousands of views on on these and it's going to get bigger and it's only going to get worse. And y'all sitting up there in these chairs, y'all all y'all need to get out here and do something. Y'all making hundreds of thousand dollars. Y'all need to put on a t-shirt and some Crocs and then y'all all y'all need to get out here and do something y'all making hundreds of thousand dollars y'all need to put on a t-shirt and some crocs and then y'all need to come out here in these streets and y'all need to go out here and uh i'm out here before the police is

like y'all need to do something bro y'all really got to stand on minutes y'all getting paid all this money just to wear a suit and sit in a chair i don't think i think it's i think it's crazy bro so the city of springfield spokesperson k Graves says local leaders have gotten no credible reports or specific claims that pets are being harmed, injured or abused. City leaders have requested federal funding to support social services for the thousands of legal legal migrants who have moved into the community in recent years. But they have not referenced any kind of criminal activity. Of course, this comes as the violence and corruption has been on the rise in Haiti following the assassination of their former president, late president, Jovenel Moïse in 2021.

Who was that young man that just spoke? Why is he a credible source? He was just speaking at a recent city council meeting. City council meeting. He's a YouTuber, Anthony Harris. What he says is that he goes out and he sees and he's capturing a lot of what's happening. I had a difficult time finding his stuff. But

yeah, that's he's at the City Council meeting, letting his voice be heard. Got you. Yeah. So of course, again, it is also being reported that armed gangs have gained about 80% control of the capital in Haiti, Port-au-Prince. So there has been an influx of migrants coming this way. And Ohio seems to be, Springfield, Ohio, seems to be getting the brunt of that. And thus were those complaints. I'm not sure if you guys have seen those reports. But no pets are being harmed.

Just making that note. Moving on. So Donald Trump is heading to southern Arizona this week. After this debate. Following the presidential debate, he is going to speak in Tucson on Thursday, which includes remarks on housing. The speech will be given in the afternoon at the Tucson Music Hall. Meanwhile, former Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley, she says she disagrees with former President Trump's proposal to mandate in vitro fertilization treatments to be paid for by the government or private insurers. Now, she made the comments on CBS's Face the Nation.

Haley said although she disagreed with Trump on this particular issue, she still wants to see him get elected. Let's hear more from former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley. have to like him or agree with him 100% of the time to know that life for Americans would be better under the policies where we have strong immigration, where we have law and order. I don't need to sit there and like someone to decide those policies are better. We want that option to be available to everyone. But the way you do it is you don't mandate coverage. Instead, you go and you make sure that coverage is accessible. So Haley went on to say that Trump's policy platform as a whole would be better for Americans than Harris's proposals. Haley also criticized Vice Presidential

candidate J.D. Vance's recent comments criticizing women without children, saying that kind of messaging by the Republican ticket is not helpful. And that's why I believe Republicans really dropped the ball not making Nikki Haley the nominee. Like, do you know how nuts it would have been if Democrats ran Vice President Kamala Harris and Republicans ran Nikki Haley? Also, Donald Trump dropped the ball by not making Nikki Haley his running mate. If he would have made Nikki his running mate, his campaign would have a whole different feel to it right now. And that would be a tough ticket to beat because all those traditional conservatives who don't lean MAGA would vote for that ticket. And I think she'd be able to get a lot of independence and a lot of undecideds because that that all male ticket right now,

that's just a screaming of misogyny. And, you know, got people like J.D. Vance calling women childless cat ladies who shouldn't have a say in the future of this country because they don't have no kids that ain't working let's take it tone down that ain't working the future of this country congress is back to work following their summer recess and a possible government shutdown is looming current funding for the government runs out on september 30th a potential shutdown would see federal agencies and national parks close public services would also be limited and millions of workers could be furloughed as the november election approaches a stopgap bill will likely be needed to avoid a shutdown as congress remains far from reaching an agreement on a full year

funding bill so yeah we've got a lot of work to do this week, people. That's Front Page News. Again, reminder, presidential debate on tonight, ABC News at 9. And if you are out and about and you want to listen to it, download that free iHeartRadio app, listen live on the Black Information Network and BINnews.com. That's your Front Page News. I'm Morgan Wood.

Follow me on social at Morgan Media and make sure you're following the Black Information Network at Black Information Network. Thank y'all. Thank you, Morgan. All right. Now, when we come back, Tim's will be joining us. All right. Now, her album Born in a While is out right now. We're going to kick it with Tim's when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Jess is on maternity leave, so Lauren is filling in and we got a special guest in the building. Yes indeed. We have Thames, welcome. Thank you, hello.

How you feeling? Thank you for having me. I'm good, thank you. How is it headlining your own tour? It's a beautiful experience to be very honest. I'm learning so much. But I'm just getting more comfortable on stage. It's almost becoming like a muscle memory at this point.

And I'm just really glad I have my team with me. My lucky family. And yeah, it's just been really, really good. You're just getting comfortable on stage. You seem like you got so much stage presence. You seem like you just light up the whole building. I mean, yeah, but I feel like it's being refined. You seem like you got so much stage presence. You seem like you just light up the whole building. I mean, yeah, but I feel like it's being refined.

Every show is better and better and better. So, yeah, man. What was it like for you on stage in the beginning of all of this? Oh, my goodness. My first show ever, my leg was shaking. I used to perform with my leg shaking. What was your first show ever, if you remember? Well, it wasn't my personal show, but my first, like, performance ever. I was in Lagos.

I started in Lagos, Nigeria. I was there. I was mostly there first two years of my career. That was before you found the piece that you cannot buy? Oh, that's the leg shaking part. The piece is good, bro. I love that record, legs the legs shaking spark i love that record by the way how does it feel to create an an anthem that to me is like a mindfulness anthem you're going through you've ever dealt with anxiety if you ever dealt with depression when you get those pockets of peace i always think of that record when i get those

pockets of peace how does it feel to create something like that well i remember the day i made that song and it just it was really emotional for me because i was that was my release and just to see so many people connect to it and dogs apparently dogs dogs you know like i can't believe it like it's incredible okay explain the dog thing to me i'm lost so it happened like maybe if you a while very like a long time ago but so if you play the beginning they apparently that makes some dogs start howling oh yeah it was a thing on social media yeah i don't believe that i was like what i didn't believe it either like literally it was crazy did you try it yourself like trying to make a dog howl with the song?

Like, did you play the song for a dog? Oh, no. Tim's like, we have a big one. Yeah. Did you play the song? No, I need to get a dog. I don't have a dog. I was going to say, for international artists, you know, a lot of artists want to break into

the U.S. market, right? And international artists always talk about how difficult it was. How difficult was it for you to break in over here? I'm not even going to lie. It was something that came from like a burst of just happening so fast. Before you knew it, like my songs are playing here. I was like incredibly shocked. I can't tell you that I know how that happened.

Did you try? Or was one of those things like I want to wrap home first and it just crossed over on a song No, I was just doing me and it just like you know s of course essence was a huge part of that Yeah, I was just doing me. I didn't really have expectations for what was gonna come out of that I saw in the interview you were you were talking about the beginning of everything you said like you just woke up like you Dropped the song you woke up the next day and people like were they knew your name and like they were calling your name and like it happened fast right but when you see moments like john legend coming out and performing with you and like winnie harlow's popping up at the shows like do you ever have a moment on stage where

you're like oh wow like okay like what does that feel like to be very honest i have those moments when i see extreme age gaps in my show my show the other day i saw like a really old elderly man he looked like he was 60 something okay that's not old i said it's y'all they're like he had long he had long gray white hair and he was singing my song word for word, bar for bar. And in that same concert, there was a kid that was on her mom's shoulders. And that is what makes me feel like this is insane. You know, to be able to reach those extremes, that's insane to me. I think it's the emotion in your music, though.

You know, the fact that you're so emotional, you're so introspective like people connect with that like people feel what's real yeah and you don't seem like the type to front like you know you're here right now like i don't give a i really but it's interesting you know you're just living day by day you're in the moment yeah you have to to be honest like you only have one life you need to make sure that you're happy if not you're just gonna be miserable and famous how do you avoid being miserable and famous Tim's like you personally how I avoid that I curate my environment love that yeah I curated like a playlist people that come around me, I have a certain energy that I like. And so having the right people around me that are not afraid to tell me off or, you know, be upset with me or tell me no, you know, or argue with me, you know. And I always just try and like find little experiences everywhere i go my mom's on tour with

me too i just try and make the most beautiful scene every single time like every single time you like being famous yeah well because you know you could just prefer making music but not necessarily love the fame part of it there's pros and cons for sure i'm not i'm not someone that i didn't i didn't take it very well when i first when i first started getting known i did not have a great reaction i was like slowly you know from i used to record in my room and then slowly I started noticing people are talking about me all the time. I'm like, but these people don't even know me. That's the first reaction. You're like, but you don't even know me.

And you feel like, but how can you? And then you go out, so you go to the store like a normal person looking homeless. Normal person looking homeless. What's been like the wildest thing that you heard about yourself? Probably the pregnant thing. How did that come? Where did that come from? Future got you pregnant through the phone.

Because you didn't even meet him at the time, right? Why would he want to get a homeless person pregnant? I don't know. I have no clue. I don't know. I was just busy minding my business, being hopeless. I think it's people seeing me in real life that spooked me a bit. Or being recognized, you mean.

Being recognized outside, like in the airport or in the grocery store. Like, is it you? I'm like, no. So in the beginning, I didn't know what to do. I used to deny. I used to deny. used to deny but now obviously you know all right we got more with tim's when we come back it's the breakfast club good morning morning everybody it's dj envy jess hilarious charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club laura la rosa is filling in for jess we're still kicking it with tim's now there was a rumor that

you in future were having a baby did you have to clear that rumor up with family members? Did your family members call you and be like, I heard this? You'd be like, come on now, mom. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I feel like people just take the most controversial thing you can think of. Because I was thinking, like, why am I pregnant for Future? Like, why Future?

Do you get what I mean? Like, why him? Why him? Because that's the craziest. Why not, you know, Wiz like why him why him because that's the that's the craziest why not you know Wiz why not Drake you know why not somebody else so you wouldn't mind it if the rumor was with Drake no it would be the same thing but it's just like it's like extreme it's like I'm saying the reason why it's future is because he's the his reputation it's like the most crazy thing but no it's because of Future's reputation

Future got Future got a lot of kids yeah right four or five kids and then he's got a reputation of being with a lot of different women y'all did a song together

what's up with Drake though but Drake be marrying all his women well he did in the video but yeah so those are the calls you actually got why are you pregnant

from Future who is Future what is this accent what is this accent no don't what accent is that huh Tim's accent to leave you alone Why are you pregnant from future? Who is future? What is this accent? I just got pregnant. No, don't. What accent is that? Tim's accent to leave you alone.

It's the Wakanda. Wakanda. He came from the land of Zamunda. The land of Zamunda. I understand. It's okay. Do you get that a lot? People all of a sudden have an african accent when they talk to you oh so many times i feel like my accent especially because i i'm not really i can impersonate accents but when i'm talking i'm usually talking

nigerian so i feel like it inspires people to be like oh what are you doing what's good okay let me try so i i understand now back to so back to your family members calling you who called them was like is this true but did your mom wasn't even calling they'll just send me prayers what like you will not be pregnant for no no type of future in jesus name the reverse of the sierra russell wilson is crazy. That's the reverse prayer. Oh, man. In Jesus' name, that's crazy. For real. Did they want you to be a musician or did they want you to be a doctor?

Who, my family? What? My mom, she was very supportive. My family, it's not like they wanted me to be like a doctor, but they just didn't expect me to be a musician, like a singer. Like when I said, oh yeah, I'm quitting my job. I'm going to sing now. Everybody was like, she's on drugs. She's smoking.

She's sniffing cocaine. Like for real, like on a serious thing. So it was just like, this girl is on serious. She's just lazy. She's now saying she sings, really? When have you ever sung in your life? You've never heard you sing before? Not a lot of people knew that I really sang like that.

How old were you when you really started to take it serious? When I knew I had something was when I was in uni, when I was 18. And then after uni, I started going to try out different people, looking for people's labels I did their job because it was an economics major yeah which I've never I don't even know where my degree is to be honest me there girl I don't know I haven't seen it since I graduated you know school might be a scam after all but I'm not gonna say that it's not a scam because we need we need to work for us it's not a scam because we need to work for us. Whoa, whoa, whoa. It's not a scam. It's not a scam. Nigerians cannot call anybody scammers.

Wow. Wow. Wow. So, Timz, what I normally do is I sit things next to me. Wow. So if I have to throw something at him. Maybe I should go. It's time for me to go.

Oh, my God. You want to throw something? Feel free to throw any of this at him at any time. Okay? H, I understand. It's okay. It's okay. Don't worry. But how do you? at any time No, no, no It's okay, it's okay Don't worry

But how do you Strike one, one It's okay Now I know, I'm ready How do you fertilize a dream If nobody even knows that's your dream Like this is important Like you was 18

That's when you decided you wanted to pursue it as a singer But you didn't tell nobody in your family It's not that type of You know, Nigeria is not It's not common it wasn't now it is but back then it wasn't common for you to be a musician like that's not a profession anybody's proud of in nigeria before you know i did try to sing in front of my family at some point obviously my cousins they love me my my age mates but like my aunties those guys you know it's not something that in their mind is like a serious thing I just didn't feel the need to talk about it especially when I know what I'm gonna get that's what's so

impressive about it because you know usually you need those adults in your life to give you some encouragement they were discouraging you but you decided still god put it on your heart to say no this is what you should be doing the way i love music the way i loved writing and making music producing it was more than a hobby like it's just something that i just genuinely enjoyed i didn't expect ever to make anything from it i was just like yeah, yeah, I could do this all day. You know, if I can get a job to sustain me and I'll just be doing this all day. Like literally that was my mindset. So I'm used to in my whole life, I was used to people not really caring.

Yeah. And I was, I'm still okay with it. What was that first break? That first like, I can do this and I'm going to do this. So I decided to release my first song and I started like getting, that's how I met my manager.

My two managers actually. I met them. Wale and Muiwa. I met them after I dropped my first song. You know, radio started taking, I was independent.

It's still on that Temela Day opening open it's like I started realizing oh God is making a way somehow so I was like yeah I'm willing to go down this road no matter the trials I'm I'm down I'm here but you had to invest in yourself too because you said you was recording in your room yeah so you was buying studio equipment oh no you know that oh free mind the original free mind was recorded on my laptop this is the laptop i signed wow i saw i sang it in my laptop that's why they thought you was on drugs i understand actually i'm not even like i get it i'm not even judging them is that why you're able

To do so much Because you engineer too right Yes Well you were At one point Engineering yourself Or now But is that why

You're so like hands on Where it's like If you can't figure out a sound Or someone else can't You'll just figure it out yourself Because you started that way Yeah you know It's not a good thing

I always want to do Everything myself I'm like It is good though It's not You know how to do everything You know how you like your sound Trust me

Because this album I engineered myself I recorded myself And I engineered myself Born in the wild? Born in the wild I comped all my vocals I know that's right

Girl You better go girl Wow I started getting help Towards the end Like after Like I was literally About to die on the line

I now was like Okay I actually need help Like towards the end. Like after, like I was literally about to die on the line. I now was like, okay, I actually need help. But I bet you went back and you checked everything that person recorded. I didn't. You were burnt out? I was burnt the hell out.

So how'd you do the first project? It was less songs. I wasn't doing as much. I wasn't as big as I am. Now, bro, it's not good to do things by yourself there's a time where you now have to get help let go yeah i was gonna say do you feel like you have to one of the people that have to carry the torch because at one time afro beats was so big right john was so big i mean

it was huge see it feels like it slowed down a little bit really i think i think so after me i feel like it's bigger than that no i think it's slowed down especially in the states i feel like it's slowed down do you feel like you have to carry that torch and make sure it continues on because i feel like it has been a little bit of a slowdown or maybe you don't feel that way do you believe it's a slowdown i think it's more of a settling like we like i think it's just the shock value of it here isn't as much anymore it's like for me it's like how hispanic there was like a boom and i feel like it's still big but it's settled in what it is i think that's the same with afro beats there's always like when the world discovers a new sound and then it's settles in what it is all right we got more with tim's when we come back it's the breakfast club good morning everybody we

are the breakfast club we're still kicking it with tim's Lauren when it comes to um the afro beats in the reggae conversation I know there's been like a back and forth about that um from just different conversations about like uh you talked about escapism when it comes to that can you explain a bit about like when you said that you know it is it is escapism like that's the purpose of afro beats what does that mean before I answer your question i want to just say that this is the reason why sometimes artists don't answer questions in interviews because they take it they carries over because now i don't even know what i said in that interview i don't want to contradict i have a quote for you you want me no no no got you got you okay all right

just repeat the question again so what what is escapism when it comes to afrobeats like what does that mean well afrobeats right now every artist talks about their life and what means the most to them so it can be introspective it can be just about how you know what's going on in the country it can be about you know how they're living their life it just depends on the artist but the structure of afro beats is for dancing it's supposed to be groovy danceable music absolutely especially when nigerians love that music because it's just like a forget about everything that is you're worried about and just enjoy life that's what afro beats i think people need to experience that you know and and yeah if you're going and trying

to sing oh the government is you know if you don't sing it in a groovy way, nothing for you. And even if you do, like Nigerians don't want to be reminded of their own hardship, you know. So they want things that are elevating, like I'm going to make it, like I'm going to be great. I'm going to do great things because I am great. I'm going to enjoy my life because this is life you know things like that that's the one thing i would say like anytime i travel to whether i dj nigeria or south africa johannesburg wherever it may be that's one thing i can say about the music is no matter how bad somebody's day is in the club at night it just feels good everybody's dancing

they're drinking and it's a good time that's what made me even start loving afro beats way back is because it's just a feel yeah and when it came here that feeling hit so hard it was just like this is good charlamagne thought at one time it was gonna replace hip-hop but it just felt so good i just still think it might in the long run maybe i mean hip-hop is just such a huge huge huge culture of course but i'm just talking about musically globally around the world i feel like a lot of people are embracing afro beach because it does feel very good and some of the stuff some of the stuff that's coming from here is so low vibrational that you know i can't i can turn afro beats on and everything's not afro beaches other names for it too i can just turn it on at the house yep while my four daughters is running around and not think nothing of it

and not know the artist but it just feels good through that whole time absolutely yeah i i always just say like music different genres are for different purposes you know you listen to afro beats but i'm sure you still listen to r&b of course yeah you know i'm sure you're not gonna like be like oh yeah r&b is dead no you know there's different moods different times there's a time that you might feel like you want to play reggae and feel that vibe it's just for different it's for different purposes did you see uh buju bantan on drink champs and he criticized afro beach he said a shallow and unsubstantial music that lacks content aimed at liberating africa yeah so that's exactly what i just said like reggae is not afro beats afro beats is no r&b it's not rock you know reggae is for a certain

purpose afro beats thinking about the origin which is nigeria is for a certain purpose it's for the nigerian people now if you like afro beats from the outside you can join us in the enjoyment of it but afro beats was tailored for nigerian people originally do you understand it uplifts the nigerian people do you understand so if i'm looking for something in reggae i cannot expect to find the same thing in afro beats because it's not tailored for the same people. I know you're into rap. Like you have a lot different. Like T-Unit on here is inspired by 50. Who are some of the other artists, like rap artists that like inspire you and like your sound?

Lil Wayne, Kendrick, Drake, Absol, Andre 3000. It's a great list. Yeah. Lil Wayne is the most though. You've always been a big little way fan oh yeah did you want to rap at first i was introduced to rap so early by my brother so it was little when i heard first i heard um make it rain the remix and it was his verse that stood out to me a lot. I know you got in trouble.

I know your parents heard that. My mom, she didn't really, she didn't know what, she was just like, oh, they're just doing their children things. She didn't even know what was going on. But after that, all of Lil Mint mint's albums i listened to it religiously jay cole jay cole he's on the how can i forget free fall are you like all the but jay cole i started listening to jay cole much later in my years oh you know what i do want to ask you about i saw a long time ago wasn't that long ago but you said that you wear baggy clothes in the studio. Oh, that producers aren't distracted by your by your body.

I used to. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, yeah, I didn't know it was a thing. But, you know, it's only when you do something in ignorance that you find out. So obviously I was my normal self and I realized people's reactions to me, especially when I was I was like 17, 18, when I was like going around studios. So I started noticing like, oh, every time I come here, people don't take me seriously. OK, oh, what is this? Why is this a thing? Like, why? Why?

You've seen many women before. Why is this such a huge deal? Just another moment. And then I just realized, okay, if there's nothing, if they can't see anything, then they have nothing to talk about or think about. They can only focus on your talent. Yeah. But, you know, that also doesn't work as well these days. But then it did, to be honest.

It did. It really did. How do you feel now when people like when you do dress like because you dressed in baggier clothes today but like when you dress up and it's tighter or whatever people react to your shape and stuff like that does it bother you no at all not at all i don't even i don't even notice it too unless they're telling me directly like oh you're beautiful or you look good i'm not even i don't notice it like i just think people are happy to see me right if they're happy to see me because of my body it's i don't

know i don't care i'm just like okay well we appreciate you for joining us we do appreciate you yes i will if if he doesn't have any more shots or Or maybe I'll go and get my own shorts. What do you mean? We on the same wavelength. I'm right here with you. Okay. I'm going to go to Nigeria. I'm going to bring all cash.

No credit card. Ladies and gentlemen, it's Tim's. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Thank you so much. Thank you. Let's get to Jess with the mess along the road. The news is real. We're in the morning. It's get to Jessica the mess with Lauren LaRosa.

The news is real. What is your name? Jessica Robin Moore. Jess don't do no wine. Unbelievable. I made it. She don't spare nobody. Worldwide Jess.

Worldwide mess. On The Breakfast Club. She's a coach and shit. With Lauren, Lauren LaRosa. I'm back. And I got the man. Talk to me. Sending a rest in peace to James Earl Jones, who passed away Monday at age 93.

This was announced by one of his representatives that he passed away at his home in upstate New York, surrounded by family. You guys, I mean, James Earl Jones, we were talking about earlier, everybody be like, everybody knows that. This is a voice. This is a face that everybody knows. That is a fact. Yes, it is. Because of Darth Vader. That is a fact.

I think different people know him for different reasons. Darth Vader and Mufasa? Yeah, I was about to say, because Mufasa for me. Darth Vader and Mufasa got him. 100%. Easily. And a lot of people don't know that he,

for a long time, was the, this is CNN. When you hear CNN, and it's like, this is CNN. I seen that yesterday. A lot of people didn't know that.

I saw people reacting to that on Twitter. But, yeah, so he passed away at age 93. Just legendary. He was, you know, one of few EGOT winners,

which means you have a Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and a Tony. Yep. His career spanned, because of that his career span across television stage performances film but we do have some of

his iconic clips sounds let's take a let's take a listen to him in Star Wars is Darth Vader I've never watched a Star Wars movie in my life but I know James Earl Jones Darth Vader nothing that's different that why. I've never watched a Star Wars movie in my life, but I know James Earl Jones. Same. He was a Darth Vader. Same. That's different. I watched Star Wars.

I never watched Star Trek. I watched Star Trek. I never watched Star Trek. I didn't watch either. And then let's listen to him in Lion King as Mufasa. A king's time as ruler rises and falls like the sun. One day, Simba, the sun will set on my time here and will rise with you as the new king.

That just feels like a hug. Those days of the original Lion King, it's like when everything was so simple in my life. It don't matter what your race is, your ethnicity is, your sexual identity, where you like to put your penis. You know Mufasa and Darth Vader. You know Mufasa and Darth Vader. You know Mufasa and Darth Vader. What about my favorite one?

Oh, Coming to America. Ah, so you want to sow your royal oats? No, it's not that. You're right. Get out. See the world. Enjoy yourself. Fulfill every erotic desire.

And in 40 days, you will come back and marry your money oh that was your favorite go ahead come as america's my favorite movie do your so the royal oats dance you just did nope do it again that's not my favorite line from that movie you really get to hear his voice when he says my son works my son works my son works yeah so uh rest in peace to him Like he's literally like all of our lives. 93 years old. 93. A beautiful, long, amazing life, man.

Drop on the cool bombs for James. So yesterday, remember I told you guys that we had been told by the director of the Miami Day Police Department that they were going to be releasing the body cam of Tyreek Hill's arrest. Yep. So they did it yesterday. In a statement, they said, in our commitment to transparency and maintaining public trust, we are releasing a body-worn camera.

They made it clear that normally they do this after the investigation is complete, when they do have to investigate into different arrests and things of that nature, detaining, because he was detained, not arrested. I can't tell. But this time, they did it prior to. So this is 105 minutes total, 33 seconds. We're not going to listen to all of that. But they released this the day following the incident

because they want to reinforce that this department is committed to keeping the public informed. So let's take a listen to the Tyreek Hill body cam. Don't knock on my window like that. Why don't you have your seatbelt on? Don't knock on my window like that. Why don't you have your seatbelt on? Don't knock on my window like that. Why don't you have your seatbelt on? Don't knock on my window like that. Why you have it up? I just need my ticket, bro, so I can go. I'm gonna be late, gang.

Do what you gotta do. Hey! Keep your window down. Keep your window down. Keep your window down, I'm gonna get you out of the car. As a matter of fact, get out of the car. Give me your ass, bro. Get out of the car. Give me your ass, or we'll break that window. Get out of the car. We're not, get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of

the car. We're not playing this game. Get out. Get out. What part of the balance do you understand? Hey, Drew. Hey, Drew. I'm getting arrested, Drew. I'm getting out, bro. God damn. When we tell you to do something, you do it. You understand? You understand? Not what you want, but what we tell you. You're a little confused. I'm getting out, bro. Too late. Too late. Hold on, bro. I just had surgery on my knee. I'm getting out. You're a little confused. I'm getting out, bro. Too late. Too late. Come on, bro. I just had surgery on my knee. I just had surgery on my knee, bro.

I just had surgery on my knee, bro. I just had surgery in your ears when we go there with you. Oh, Jesus, bro. Man. That was sickening. Yeah, that was a whole lot of... Ego. Yes, egos being thrown in that video.

So when I first saw this video i was like why the why would he even roll his window down and be like why y'all why y'all knocking on my window like that and then i was like but i mean they came up so aggressive a human would respond and be like yo what's going on y'all that was abusive power it took them one minute one minute from getting out of their car pulling him over pulling him over getting their car, and getting him car. Well, the bike, whatever. It took them one minute to do all of that.

Yo. One minute. But I feel like the way that they approached it is what made his response be the way that it was. And this, I don't know. I don't care.

What is his response? He put the window, so he puts, in this video, he puts the window back up. When he puts the window back up, first he, like, doesn't put it up fully, and then he puts it up fully, but he puts his seatbelt on.

So that aggravates the police even more. And that's when they open the car door and they throw him to the ground. He's on the phone with his agent basically telling him, like, yo, Drew, I'm getting locked up. And then you hear, I mean, there's another angle of the body cam where his other players, so I'm going to say the name wrong. One of the other players, there's like three people that pull up name wrong one of the other players um there's like three people that pull up but one of the other players gets out and tries to walk up and the

police are getting crazy on him they yelling at him like we'll arrest you let's take a listen hey man they got tariq the cops over here beating on him they over here beating on tariq man just get in the car hey get in the car you're parked at the middle of the street who's the driver this is my car. All right, move. You got to move right now. Let me have your license. You're going to have to get through. I'm coming.

Let me have your license. You're going to have to get through. Let me have your license. I'm leaving. I'm not playing. Let me have your license. I'm leaving. Yo, what's going on?

Your license right now. What's going on? Your license right now. You're not going to give me your license? Get in the car. You're not going to give me your license? I'm leaving. Let me have your license.

Your license right now. So, and mind you, these are just like, at this point, the police don't know. They knew who Tyreek was because they said it in the audio. Yeah, so then you see all these other nice cars pull up. So, I'm assuming that you know who these people are. But, like, they're screaming at them. Like, they're not just trying to make sure that he's safe while all this is happening. I think it's really sad that people, that the conversation can even be had of like he should have did this he should

have not done this because it's like at the end of the day they had no reason to all he did was pull over they had no reason to approach as aggravated and annoyed as they were and this is the thing people would say he's uncooperative because he didn't roll down the window that's bs the way that those cops handled that situation shows abuse of power like and everybody knows my father's a retired police officer so we talk about this all the time the way that they handled that individual like he wasn't a human being they talked to him like like he was a peon we gonna throw you on the floor get out the effing car he said i had surgery on my knee they said you're gonna need surgery on your ears so it's like if you talking to a person like that how you think they're gonna respond and then it was abuse of power yeah it's

crazy that y'all sound surprised i'm not surprised i just i am surprised i'm not surprised at all block away from where you play and and and the the amount of stuff that you do for the city of miami and how you help and you give back and i probably guarantee probably that stadium probably pays a lot of those officers to make sure when it when it's game days to make sure that it's safe out there so yeah i am surprised when it comes to that and they knew who he was they said tyreek hill as soon as they pulled him over so they knew who he was but throwing that man on the floor after he said tyreek hill one of the officers said that's tyreek hill we got the audio that you got the audio that yeah you can barely hear it but it's in the audio that we just listened to you can hear it um but i it is being reported that the one the officer that was placed

on administrative duties has lawyered up in this situation. He's just nasty and disrespectful. He was just nasty and disrespectful. And when you talk about abuse of power, that was abuse of power. And Tyreek Hill has attorneys too. And it's been reported that they're having conversations about exploring

any legal remedies that are necessary. And let's be honest, if he didn't want to be detained, you wouldn't detain Tyreek Hill. You're not going to detain him. He was not trying to be detained and not trying to be pulled out because if he did not want to, he could have flipped all five of them over, knocked them all over, spun them all around if he wanted to.

That would be dumb because they all have guns. Of course. Well, that goes to my point when you said, I don't care what he did. That's what I was trying to say about him putting the window up because I was scared when I saw him put the window up literally my heart dropped he probably put the window up because he was outside uh and he didn't want people taking pictures of him being you know pulled over that's probably why he pulled the window he actually said that yeah see yeah i mean but i'm just saying i was scared for him because police just react they

don't think like that they just react and these police pulled over reacting so it's disgusting so yeah so we'll be following this as um it develops and yeah sad world we live in but that's our reality right y'all all right well that was just with the mess with laura rosa charlamagne you look so calm over there you give me a don't always come no you are not donkey of the day is going to those miami-dade police officers who pulled over tyreek hill they need to come to the front of the congregation. We would like to have a word with them, even though their names have not been released. Of course not. I don't know why we're acting like we're surprised about any of this, but we'll discuss.

And then we'll open up the phone lines and discuss it. 800-585-1051. What are your thoughts? What do you think when you seen that yesterday? We'd love to hear from some officers as well, too. Call us up. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Hold up. Every day I wake up. Wake your ass up's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's time for Donkey of the Day. It's a read, but you're so good at it. You're trying to be a fake-ass Charlemagne. You're the only one Charlemagne to go. Damn, Charlemagne. Who you give a Donkey of the Day to now? Well, Sexy Red, Donkey of the Day for Tuesday, September 10th

goes to the Miami-Dade police officers who pulled over Miami Dolphin Tyreek Hill. Salute to Tyreek Hill. On Sunday, as he was approaching the Hard Rock Stadium to play a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, he got pulled over. Now, I don't know if you have all seen the body cam footage, but the Miami-Dade police officers pulled Tyreek Hill out of his car and forced him to the pavement before putting him in handcuffs. Now, I'm going to get to the news report report but i want to explain what you may hear the footage shows tyreek is originally pulled over for speeding and it takes approximately one minute from when the officer leaves his motorcycle and starts walking towards tyreek's car to when tyreek is forcibly pulled out one minute 60 seconds okay the officers arrived they knocked on tyreek's car window tyreek rolls the window down Hands the officer his driver's license

And tells the officer over and over To not knock on my window The footage also shows the officers asking Tyreek To keep his window down And that's when this escalation escalated Who's the source? Let's go to CNN for the report please Hey don't knock on my window like that

Why don't you have your seatbelt on? Don't knock on my window like that Like what? Don't knock on my window like that. Why don't you have your seatbelt on? Don't knock on my window like that. Why don't you have your seatbelt on? Don't knock on my window like that. Why you have it up? I have to knock to let you know I'm here. That way you can lower it and talk to you. Give me my ticket bro so I can go. I'm going to be late.

Do what you gotta do. Hey! Keep your window down. Keep your window down. Keep your window down. I'm going down. Keep your window down, I'm gonna get you out of the car. As a matter of fact, get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car right now. We're not playing this game.

Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. What part of God are you in this town? Hey, Drew, I'm getting arrested, dude. I'm getting out. . When we tell you to do something, you do it. Hey, Drew. Hey, Drew, I'm getting arrested, dude. I'm getting out.

When we tell you to do something, you do it. You understand? You understand? Not what you want, but what we tell you. See, hold on, Drew. Hold on. Hold on, bro. I just had surgery on my knee.

I just had surgery on my knee, bro. I just had surgery on my knee, bro. I just had surgery in your ears when we told you. Bro, chill, bro, chill. Oof. Now, I know a lot of people watch that video, hear that video, and say to themselves, I'm calling ICE on every single one of those police officers. Okay, if ever a wall needed to be built, I'm sure they are here legally because they are all police officers. But I just want to make sure because if you're going to treat Tyreek Hill like that,

then I need to make sure you don't need to be deported okay that's number one second thing i'm sure some of you thought why didn't tyreek just comply why didn't he just keep the window down why didn't he just tell the police who he was i'm tyreek hill we got a game to play today i'm just trying to get to the stadium you know apologies and keep it moving police probably would have gave him an escort unless of course those officers were betting with the Jaguars unless of course those officers were betting on their you know DraftKings and their fan duels that Tyreek was going to have a horrible game. If that is the case then they didn't want to do anything but make sure Tyreek was having a bad day but back to the Tyreek Hill complying thing right. I've heard people say he should have just complied.

The reason I have trouble with that logic is because ego-driven power-tripping humans are going to be ego-driven power-tripping humans are going to be ego-driven power-tripping humans regardless nothing about this interaction was logical or had any reasoning to it one minute 60 seconds from pulling him over they forcibly removed him out of the car and had him on the ground folks say tyreek should have just complied well what about officers should have had better conflict resolution skills the officers reacted like that simply because tyreek wouldn't keep his window down you already have his license run his name give him his ticket and let him go on about his business the officers ask him to get

out of his vehicle tyreek says i'm gonna get out okay as the officer is already opening his door and removing him tyreek says to the officer, I'm getting out. OK, by that point, another officer grabbed him by the back of the head, back of the neck and forced him to the pavement. Put him in handcuffs. The situation went from zero to 60. But it was the police who pushed the gas. OK, not Tyreek. And this is what I don't understand about people with big guns, fragile, fragile egos and badges. OK, one of the officers literally tells Tyreek, when I tell you to do something, you do it as if Tyreek has zero rights.

And what's sad when you're dealing with the police, especially when you're black, is, you know, the rule of law does not apply to you. Whatever constitutional law exists in regards to your interactions with the police, those are out the window. When we have interactions with the police, we just trying to survive. Tyreek Hill told NBC News this. We got that clip. the window when we have interactions with the police we just trying to survive tyreek hill uh told nbc news this we got that clip i'm just being a black man that's it i'm just being black in america that's all it is we're dark too brother we're people of color too don't play like that

i'm just being a black man in america that's not the clip i'm looking for that wasn't the clip i was looking for the other one when you told talking to nbc news you don't have that one oh well he basically told nbc news if i wasn't tyreek hills lord knows i probably would have been shot or locked up tyreek let's just say these people knew who you were okay look what they still did to you okay they don't care who you are they would have treated any black person in that situation just like they treated you it took them one minute 60 seconds from pulling you over to have you on the ground in handcuffs okay you being tyreek hill meant absolutely nothing now one of the officers has been put on administrative leave, and the police chief

promises full transparency. Chief, we saw the video. It doesn't get any more transparent. I know there's going to be an investigation. The only thing that you can tell us is my theory about the officers betting on the Jacksonville Jaguars via DraftKings or FanDuel is true. Other than that, this is just gaslighting, because nothing

is going to change in regards to how cops treat us, and that's the sad part. They won't even release even release these officers names so i can't even really give them the credit they deserve for being stupid we are at the mercy of the police okay all i learned from this situation was what i already knew okay it doesn't matter who you are what you do how much money you got if you are black you are subject to that type of violent, overly aggressive behavior from the police. Please let Rami Ma give the officers in Miami-Dade County that did that to Tyreek Hill the biggest hee-haw. Hee-haw, hee-haw. You stupid mother f***er.

You dumb. All right. Not black. You OJ. What? I mean, you know what I'm trying to say. No, we don't. He's rich, so he shouldn't be treated like that.

But it doesn't matter how much money you have. Cops do not care. They hopped off that car. They hopped off that bike. OJ didn't think he was black. That's what I'm saying. I was trying to say the line, but I said it wrong. We don't know what you were trying to say.

Whatever. Y'all know what I'm saying. It's sad that we even... Because imagine if he wasn't him. And that's why I said earlier, my heart dropped when he put that window up. But here's the thing. He said that, right? He said, if I wasn't Tyreek Hill, Lord knows I earlier my heart dropped when he put that one but here's the thing he said that right he said if he said if i wasn't tyreek hill lord knows i probably would have been

shot locked up and well all right well you can play a little late but it's okay hill believes the incident could have ended differently if he were not a superstar athlete worst case scenario would have been shot or either um either you would have been locked up. I believe that that situation went exactly how it would have went regardless because they didn't care. It took them 60 seconds, 60 seconds for all of that to happen. That was ego. That was pride. That was abuse of power. 60 seconds. They knew who he was and they wanted to show him who was the boss, quote unquote, right?

Let's talk about it. If they knew who he was and still treated him like that. They did. One of the officers said that. That's Tyreek Hill. They ain't about to have a boss now. Somebody about to be fired.

I don't think they can. I don't even know if they're going to get fired. Yeah. Their union's over there. Union released something now. He didn't comply. That's why we did that.

All right. Well, let's open up the phone lines. Let's discuss. 800-585-1051. We'd love to hear from you and some officers out there some officers on the job if you're working and we'd love to hear how you feel about it what's your thoughts what you think all right it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club it's topic time call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, Lauren LaRose is filling in for Jess. Now, if you're just joining us, Charlamagne gave Donkey the day to who? The police officers in Miami-Dade County who pulled over Tyree Kill on Sunday. That's right. And they were just overly aggressive and violent for no reason whatsoever.

Right. So we're asking, what are your thoughts? 800-585-1051. We have T on the line. T, good morning. Good morning. Now, this says you're a police officer, correct? Yes, sir.

And you ain't got to change your voice. We ain't going to say where you're from. What's your thoughts? What's your thoughts on what happened, correct? Yes, sir. You ain't got to change your voice. We ain't going to say where you're from. What's your thoughts? What's your thoughts on what happened, bro? It was something that happened. The bottom line is that he did not comply. Now, they should have known who he was from the get-go because I think he was only a block from the stadium.

Just let him go. But if he was not tired of re-healing, if you're going to get pulled over, like I tell you to tell my sons, if an officer tells you to roll the window down, you do it. You keep your hands in plain view. Tyreek rolled the window back up. Now, all cops don't have common sense.

So he exploded, which was wrong. But this could have been worse, or even Tyree could have been shot because this guy gave him an order. He did not comply. He could have panicked and shot Tyree. But people have to learn, especially black kids and black being brown kids, if the cop tells you to do something,

wrong or right, do it. Your job is to make it home. You sound like my dad. That was my dad's thing. My dad's whole thing was you can't beat the police in the street. Get home and then we could figure out what to do. Yes, sir. And the bottom line is I tell my boys to find things.

Everything was going fine. He let the window down. But when he let the window back up, that's basically saying F you to the cop. This guy didn't have any damn sense and did what he did, which was wrong. But the bottom line is, like he said, Henry, comply and make it home. We'll deal with the bulls**t later. But let me ask you a question.

We don't have no constitutional rights. You know, when you black, it's all about survival. Like, you can't even think about no rule of law. Yeah, because I think he was very aggressive from the door. That wasn't an officer saying, hey, give me your license and registration. That officer was banging on the window. He was very aggressive from the door. That wasn't an officer saying, hey, give me your license and registration. That officer was banging on the window. He was very aggressive from the door. He didn't seem like he was willing to even hear anything.

And that's the problem. It's like I feel like a lot of times people don't treat people like humans. And I felt like just the way that he was talking to him, he was talking to Tyreek like he was less than. Yeah. And then the body came out of the seat. It wasn't even a long period of time before Tyreek pulled over. So it's not like he was upset because he took him on a chase or anything like that. It was 60 seconds.

Right. And you all are right. But understand this. They're human beings doing this job. This is Veridane's job. I've had friends who have been shot because idiots rolled their window back up and shot a friend of mine through the window. I get it. So that's going through your head.

But at the same time, understand, when you're in the streets, 50% of these cops don't have no common sense. They've never dealt with black people. They've never dealt in minority situations. They don't have enough sense to say, hey, Tyreek, keep it moving. Have a great game. They want to take this power and abuse it. You're right. So understand that.

And I'll tell you something else. Thank you, brother. In that moment, Tyreek Hill shouldn't think like he's tyreek hill no no you just think like i'm a regular black man who's just trying to survive an encounter with the police that's what tyreek mentality is because the fact he was tyreek hill i think made him say i'm gonna roll my window up because i can do that because i'm tyreek but it was y'all just said I said a bunch of nothing. That's exactly what I was trying to say. That's what I was trying to say. I'm not black. I'm OJ. Everybody that's saying this is Tyreek Hill. They should know who he is. None of that matters is my point.

To him, the attitude. I would never put my window up on a cop and reach for a seatbelt. Are you crazy? That's why you should speak real language and not try to speak in Twitter. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Don't turn on the phone. Leave me alone. Hello, who's this? 150 characters or less. Hey, how you doing, man?

What's your name, brother? Hey, my name is Brian. I'm from Houston, Texas. Man, I called in a couple years ago about the Park USA for safer traffic stops for drivers and police officers. Okay. This is another example of how my product would have made the situation a whole lot better. Oh, I remember you.

You're the one that got the license that can hang out the window? Yep. Yes, sir. I'm going to tell you why you're wrong in this situation. Tyreek already had handed the officer his license. I don't even remember seeing that. Yeah, he gave him his license. So this product, the information would have been outside his vehicle before the police officer even approached the vehicle.

Yeah, but they still wanted his window down because his window was so dark. They want to see you. They want to see your hands. They want to see what you're doing in the car. And I feel like his energy of like, just give me my ticket, that pissed them off.

They were pissed off from the door. They didn't seem like they were nice. They seemed like they were very aggressive and upset. Hello, who's this? Hello? Hello. Hey, what's your name? Yeah, this is Demi Too.

What's up, brother? What's your thoughts? Well, this is Timmy, too. What's up, brother? What's your thoughts? All right, my thoughts is this. I want to spin the table back just for a second. Athletes and politicians can't be held to a higher standard because they are who they are. I agree. I think let's drop the fact that he's Tyreek Hill. Let's drop the fact that he's in a sport car and put him in a Honda Civic.

Let's drop the fact that he's black. He was late going to a game. That's like somebody late going to work. Hypothetically, if he'd have hit somebody, then we're speaking of, oh, he shouldn't have been speeding, right? Correct. Well, Tyreek, you...

Hello? His phone cut off. Yeah, his phone broke. Sir? I don't know where he was going with this, but it sounds like he was about to do a whole lot of victim blaming. Yeah, that definitely seems like that.

But we'll take your calls. 800-585-1051. And Tyreek, he might have been rushing to get to the game. He might have been speeding, but the whole thing is you still treat people like human beings. That's all it really boils down to. I don't care if you pull somebody over for speeding, for running a red light, or rolling through a stop sign.

You still treat people with respect. And when you don't't what do you expect people to do and by the way vice versa it needs to be respect from the police officers correct and when you black you gotta have respect for the police too correct it just is what it is that we can sit around and talk about what's legally right and what our constitutional rights are man when we have interactions with the police we're just trying to survive yeah and you know like like the officer said the officer said early it is a thing right because i used to get pulled over all the time in new york city and and usually because i had a nice car and they would always put

me over and i always used to be a great i used to give the energy they gave me i used to give it back all the time crazy because i never did anything wrong i'm like i have my license i have my insurance i have my registration everything is good why are you pulling me over there was no reason people man they were pulling them over to talk. No. That was an act. That was a group chat. That was an act. They pulled you over.

That was a group chat. Act like we hate each other. Act like we hate each other. Pass me the wire. Okay. Pass me the wire. They brought new batteries for the wire. It'll be here.

Pop this in. That's what that was. All right. Sorry. I'm not OJ over there. All right. 800-585-1051. Did you see the tyreek hill video

what were your thoughts let's discuss it's the breakfast club good morning if y'all talking about it you know we talking about it it's topic time call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Lauren LaRosa is filling in for Jess. If you're just joining us, Charlamagne gave Donkey the day to who? The Miami-Dade police officers who pulled over Tyreek Hill on Sunday

as he was approaching the Hard Rock Stadium to play a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Now, we're asking, you know, if you've seen the video, what are your thoughts? Hello, who's this? Yo, good morning, breakfast club. This is Swain. Man, I just want to call you about this topic this morning. Talk to us.

I just want to say, I think that's a case of two egos getting in the way, man. After watching the video, after listening to the video, I just feel like those things can be expressed effectively with effective communication. But the way I look at it, those two egos is tripping and that could have went really bad. So I think

the world could take a note from that and realize that sometimes we got to put our egos to the side, man. That is true. I mean, the reality of the situation is, you know, there is ego on both sides, right? Because I don't think Tyreek Hill acts like that if he's not Tyreek Hill. You know what I mean?

A block away from his stadium. And the police were definitely ego tripping. It definitely would have been a big problem. He would have went to jail. If he wasn't a football player, he would have definitely went to jail. It would have been a lot worse. It would have definitely been a lot worse. Hello, who's this?

This is Destiny calling from Duval. Destiny from Duval. What's your thoughts, mama? She was Tyreek when he went to jail, so they could have won on Saturday. Damn. Sunday. No, Solomon, I agree with you. Them people was wrong, and I feel like even if he would have complied with them,

they still would have had a reason to treat him how they treat him. That man told him that they had knee surgery, and they still proceeded to rush him on the ground and didn't try to resolve the issue. They wanted problems with that man. That was another thing that was filed, right? Because one of the officers knew who he was, right? Said his name. And that man said, yo, I just had

knee surgery. And they threw him on the floor, aggressively pulled him down. Because they bet on Jacksonville. They bet on Jacksonville on Fan Duels and DraftKings. We took the L And that's okay But they were absolutely wrong

And they need to be fired Thank you mama And then they They said Get out the car He said alright I'm getting out They opened the door And pulled him out

Yeah and they told him He was gonna bust that window Put that window up I would've called ICE On every single one Of them police officers Cause if I was Tyreek Hill I wouldn't have thought

They was police I'm gonna be honest with you I'm not saying that you know They can't be police But all of them Every single one of them police officers. Because if I was Tyreek Hill, I wouldn't have thought they was police. I'm going to be honest with you. I'm not saying that, you know, they can't be police. But all of them, every single one of them, every single one of them, ain't no black officer,

ain't no white officer. No, no, no. I'm calling the police. I'm calling ICE. You're calling the real police. You don't want to see minority police because they ain't real? I don't know.

I'm just saying, in that moment, I would have thought something was wrong. I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa. What's going on here, man? This is set up. Somebody call ICE, please. I just want to, minority police because they ain't real. I don't know. I'm just saying in that moment, I would have thought something was wrong. I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa. What's going on here, man? This is set up. Somebody call ICE, please. I just want to. I'm sure they're here illegally.

I just want to make sure. You would have thought she was getting robbed. That's what you're trying to say. Yes. I just want to make sure. And somebody on one of the chats said, you know, it's crazy. You know, police are usually there. His name is Conrad Higgins.

He says one job for a police officer is to de-escalate situations, right? Calm things down. And in that whole situation, there was no de-escalation. No. That was straight. They set it off on a rip. Straight. I want to box.

I want to fight. People pull you out. But that's why I'm like, you barely, it's important to know the amount of time, like Charlamagne said, of when they actually pulled him out the car. Because normally police are that upset. When you make cops run, they upset. He pulled over. Priceless 837, 8311 said they look like the cartel coming in there.

Black bodies in this country just get treated differently. Yeah. That's it. Even by people who are supposed to be brown. If those people didn't have on police uniforms, they didn't have uniforms on, they'd get treated just like they was trying to treat Tyreek Hill. Right. And would still get treated like that.

Yeah. Because I'm thinking about calling ICE on all of them right now just to make sure. All of them just to make sure. to treat Tyreek Hill. Right. And would still get treated like that. Yeah. Because I'm thinking about calling on ICE on all of them right now just to make sure. All of them just to make sure? That they're here legally. Just to make sure. It's crazy.

You know, I've seen officers treat people who have done crimes, who they stopped for doing crimes, way better than that. Like, way better than that for somebody for speeding or aggressive driving

or whatever he was pulled over for. Right. Which we still don't know what he was pulled over for, right? No, they said speed. They said he wasn't wearing a seatbelt. He couldn't see the seatbelt through the tent. So that was a lie.

And then beginning of the body cam, you hear him say, mention something about speeding. Then there was reports of like, it's been all, there's nothing been, the department hasn't confirmed exactly, but there's been different things released.

But it's a traffic violation. They gave him tickets. It's a moving traffic violation regardless of the facts so it shouldn't have gotten to this point. Alright, well what's the moral

of the story guys? FanDuel got 24 hours to respond. Jesus Christ. What? We need to know. What's going on? He was drinking last night.

He was speeding and reckless driving. What do you mean FanDuel had 24 hours to respond? Because we want to know like is it the best? Like what's the reason

for all of this? What's the reason for all of this? What you doing? I'm over here reading court docs. What you doing, Laura? I'm chilling. What's going on? All right, well we have

Jess with the rest of La La Rosa coming up. We do have Jess. No, I don't want to talk to you. First of all, when I said the OJ thing, y'all thought I was crazy and now y'all like, oh.

No, he said, oh, I still think you're crazy. I'm not talking to you. We're going to talk about Harvey Weinstein and Tyrese. Tyrese is also in some legal trouble. All right, we'll get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody.

It's TJ, Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Lauren LaRosa's filling in for Jess. And let's get to Jess with the mess with Lauren LaRosa. News is real, web. Jess Hilarious, Jessica Robin Moore. Jess don is real, web. Lauren's Jessica Robin Moore. Jess don't do no lying. Don't do no lying.

She don't spare nobody. Worldwide Jess. Worldwide mess. On The Breakfast Club. She's a culture shift. With Lauren, Lauren LaRosa. I'm back. And I got the mess.

Talk to me. Harvey Weinstein, who has been sitting in jail for a while because, as you guys know, he was accused of sexual misconduct with over 80 women, was rushed to the hospital. He was rushed to Bellevue Hospital in New York from Rikers. And this is days before he's supposed to be in court. He's supposed to be in court this Thursday. And according to his rep, more recently, he is not doing great. So he is undergoing a major heart surgery. And as of right now,

the court case that he's supposed to show up to on Thursday is still set. And he is still set to be there unless he isn't feeling well enough to make it there. Yeah. So I don't know. I was going to say, hopefully he makes it through.

But honestly, moving on Tory Lanez. So Tory, there's a lot of prison in this prison in this next one. Okay. All right. So Tory Lanez, uh, y'all know he put out the prison tapes. Yep.

So, um, he, he was releasing music from jail and basically the the from prison the prison confiscated all of his studio equipment so um after that after all that music was released uh the rapper tory lanez his attorney tells tmz and different other people so this was online this was on twitter first it broke on a lot of like the academics pages and then tmz picked it up as well too but they were they were told that his sale block was raided and everything was confiscated um and that he is currently um dang i'm having word salad now because y'all didn't mix me up earlier word salad yes it's when you mix up your words and i've heard word salad okay yes we have so he's in a california

correctional institution and basically what they're saying is that um he's been passing the days by by making music and he dropped a couple songs however um they're saying that they told tori's team that inmates are strictly forbidden to have any recording devices for various reasons now the team tori's team is waiting to learn if tori is going to face any other consequences because of this, like any other charges or anything like that. But right now, it looks like, you know, fans are going to have to do with the songs that he was already able to put out because they're not giving him this

equipment back. Now, my thing with this is like, studio equipment is not just something you can put under your arm and walk through a metal detector with. So how was it even, how did it even get to him if they're saying that he is not allowed to have it. Well, what is studio equipment though?

I mean, you know, Tim say she recorded free minds on a laptop, but even if they had a laptop, you can't put a laptop in your butt and more and sneak it. You don't know how big that man, but is first of all, first of all,

you do not know how big that man's butt is. So you don't even know why there's no, but that could fit a laptop. You don't know that. You've seen some laptop butts. I don't know. I'm just saying, I don't even know why there's no butt that could fit a laptop you don't know that you've seen some laptop butts i don't know i'm just saying i don't know i'm not gonna just assume this man can't fit a laptop in his butt to my understanding they know he was they knew he was recording and then something changed recently and they said that tory lanes will be releasing a statement today about what changed and the reason why it was confiscated what kind of record

how do we you saying it's a laptop we don't know what kind of recording device it was. We don't, we don't know. All we know is that it's studio equipment. Any recording device is big. The only thing we know is that it's studio,

y'all are, like, he's how you did his hands. Do it again. First it was the, what was the dance you did earlier? Let me see.

Oh my goodness. Let me Google. It's still gotta be big. It's gotta be the size of a water bottle. You're not putting that, see. Oh, my goodness. Let me Google. It's still got to be big. It's got to be the size of a water bottle. You're not putting that. You know what? Forget it. Size of a water bottle?

That's actually pretty small for a studio. Okay. Okay. Tell them what you can hide and where your place is at. All right. No, no, no. Not my place. I'm little.

Not my place. Now, I just Googled recording devices for music that can fit in your butt. And there's some things on here that look like they can fit in your butt. I'm not going to lie. The Allo Compact Audio Recorder. You really put that could fit in your butt. And there's some things on here that look like they can fit in your butt. I'm not going to lie. The Allo Compact Audio Recorder. You really put that could fit in your butt? Daroni 72GB Digital Voice Activated Recorder. Okay, now listen.

Mini voice recorder. What about the mic? Where can you put the mic? Hey. I think this is all a mic. This is all a mic. You know what? Forget it.

Y'all don't take me serious. Even if you did fit all that stuff in anywhere you had to put it, you're going to hear him recording. Come on, what did that say? It says, Take me serious. Even if you did fit all that stuff in anywhere you had to put it, you're going to hear him recording. Come on, what does that say? It says, DJ Envy spotted at Tory Lanez Correctional Facility with a computer in the butt. What's wrong with you, man? No, they have something called Butt Kicker Music Products.

Butt Kicker Music Products. I'm not lying. Go to thebuttkicker.com. Am I making it? You better not go to no butt kicker. Doesn't your cachet on your computer take you to things that are similar to what you normally

visit and search yes you went to you ended up on what website the butt kicker buttkickermusicproducts.com let's go to Tyrese

alright yeah so oh damn you just want to switch butts you're a wild boy man so yesterday yesterday Tyrese

was found in contempt of court he's still going back and forth in court over his divorce and the child support stuff not over the divorce So yesterday, Tyrese was found in contempt of court. He's still going back and forth in court over his divorce and the child support stuff. Not over the divorce. It's more so the child support stuff now. So this is what? What?

Hold on. Just real quick. I asked Chad GVT. I said, are there recording devices that can fit in your butt? Yes, there are small recording devices, including miniature microphones and cameras that are designed to be extremely compact. However, inserting such devices into the body, including in the rectum, could pose serious health risk and is not recommended. So, there are recording devices that can fit in your butt. Chat GPT numbers. You know what I think?

Because, you know, like, I think that we should do some market studies. You get to that, and then you let me know. No. Okay. Dang, we can't even do Tyrese? Yes, you can. Go ahead. Okay, so Tyrese

he was held in contempt of court yesterday because the judge is saying that he has not been paying child support he was ordered to pay 10k a month um and child support um and he has been paying something he's been paying way less than that I think it's like 2200 dollars um so there was a 73 000 balance that they're saying that he had and they wanted him to pay it then and there he was not doing so um so he was arrested now when he was taken into custody his attorney then filed an appeal then and this is something that they did way back when when he was ordered to pay like over six hundred some thousand dollars so they filed an appeal when you filed an appeal it doesn't get rid of the money that you owe but

it basically stays so it's like delayed until y'all figure out what's going to happen with the appeal and his team is basically appealing this because they're saying number one basically he shouldn't be responsible for a lot of the legal fees for his ex-wife uh they're saying that the retroactive money that he had to pay in child support is basically aggressive um because he had been actively supporting his daughter during the divorce and while they were in court and they're also saying that oh that's it i got it is he out yeah he is out he's really good so he didn't have to pay because yesterday said he paid did he have to pay no no no because they filed the appeal he didn't have to pay yesterday okay but that doesn't mean that he might not have to pay it it just means while the appeal is there the judge had like they have to see if the appeal

is going to go forward they have to hear it and then they'll decide either he's going to pay less or they're going to say no you still got to pay this well i'm just glad tyrese has been rescued because i need him out in time for my mental wealth expo on october 12th at marquee time square it is a day of mental health education and healing is from 11 a.m to 4 p.m you can go to mentalwealthexpo.com for more details tyreserese will be there. Okay? He's been rescued. Speaking of mental health and healing and rescue. That's right. You're an evil person. Why is that evil?

He said yesterday it was a traumatic experience. Wait, wait, wait. Why is that evil? You said what? I think you should play a Tyrese record. I think you should play a Tyrese record. Because I'm going to tell y'all something about Tyrese. Y'all can look at Tyrese's shenanigans and his antics and you forget sometimes how talented he is y'all need to listen to that beautiful pain album

that beautiful pain album when he said that the 60s inspired it it is really 1960 now oh that's great thank you for the intro what's the record you want to hear Charlamagne I think we should play Rescue Rescue is a record that was he made for his new girlfriend

and I think it's a phenomenal tune. Could you imagine being Tyrese's bunkie? No. Do y'all see this caption he posted? He posted a video saying he was going to jail. Look at this caption. I can't imagine being his bunkie. Look at this caption.

Y'all, let's play Tyrese rescue, man. Let's get into rescue. We got to wrap up. Y'all going to give me y'all that. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Good morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Lauren LaRosa filling in for Jess. And we got to salute Tims for joining us this morning. Born in the wild. Her album is out now. I am a huge Tims fan. I like Tims music a whole lot, man.

She's very very very very dope and I can't wait to check her out on tour that's right I wish I would have went to go see her in New York but that'll be a good date weekend mm-hmm fly out to go see Tim's Michael Sierra in Vegas on a date but I'm gonna go see Tim's speak up say which is not going on a date I'm gonna go see my I'm not going on a date, but I'm going to go see my girl, Tim. You're not going on a date? I'm going to go with my homegirls if they can leave their boyfriends. You're not going on a date because Delaware girls always want to tighten their Tims.

What did you say? She said she's going to hope that one of her girls can leave her man for a little bit and go on a ladies date with her. Oh, okay. I got like 1.5 of a single friend. Yeah. All of Lauren's friends5 of a single friend. Yeah. All of Lauren's friends that got men, cut her loose completely. Okay?

All right? You got to be around people who you equally yoked with. You know what I'm saying? Don't have your single... I'm about to yoke this up. Like, stop playing with me. You don't want to be around that single energy.

You know what I mean? See, these are the conversations me and my homegirls be having, and we be having these on a brown girl grind instagram too because i do believe that you do got to be careful about your situation and protect it okay but single friends can hang out with non-single friends too you just have to respect your friends relationships so if that was the case you shouldn't have no friends so all your friends have somebody and you're not all of them i have some i got like 1.5 of a single friend like she in it but like not ish oh she in it but you don't want her being it because you still

want to hang out with her no it's like you know she's newly getting out back outside it's time to get up out of here you got a positive note charlotte mike i do i want to tell people too man make sure you uh go to mentalwealthexpo.com for more details on my fourth annual mental wealth expo which is happening october 12th at the Marriott Marquis Times Square here in New York City. So many great psychiatrists and therapists will be there from Dr. Alfie Breland Noble to Dr. Rita Walker to Dr. Jay Barnett to Dr. Bryant. Tyrese will be there in conversation with my man, Jason Wilson.

Just having a great conversation about, you know, why it's okay for men to release uh be a tears um debbie brown is going to be there uh angela rye is going to be there jay but i think i said jay barnett my man elliot connie just a whole host of uh you know great therapists psychiatrists spiritual leaders you know just mental wealth experts man so go to mentalwealthexpo.com the event is free free free free free free, free, free, free from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Marriott Marquis Times Square. All ages are welcome. I'll see you there. Okay, now the positive note is this. It comes from my man, John Wooden.

I love this quote. Success is peace of mind, which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best you are capable of becoming. Breakfast club, bitches! You all finished or y'all dust?