The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Boosie Badazz Sends Encouraging Message To Dwight Howard, Kodak Black Claps Back At Ray J, Ex-NBA Player Joe Smith Rages At Wife For Only Fans + More (Guest Host: Giselle Bryant)

Episode Date: October 31, 2023

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Hey, everyone. This is Courtney Thorne-Smith, Laura Layton, and Daphne Zuniga. On July 8, 1992, apartment buildings with pools were never quite the same as Melrose Place was introduced to the world. We are going to be reliving every hookup, every scandal, and every single wig removal together. So listen to Still the Place on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Hey y'all, Niminy here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Executive produced by Questlove, The Story Pirates, and John Glickman, Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop.

Flash, slam, another one gone. Bash, bam, another one gone. The crack of the bat and another one gone. The tip of the cap, there's another one gone. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history, like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing.

Check it. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. On Thanksgiving Day, 1999, five-year-old Cuban boy Elian Gonzalez was found off the coast of Florida. And the question was, should the boy go back to his father in Cuba? Mr. Gonzalez wanted to go home and he wanted to take his son with him. Or stay with his relatives in Miami?

Imagine that your mother died trying to get you to freedom. Listen to Chess Peace, the Elian Gonzalez story on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. week, I or my co-host Leah Rose sit down with the artists you love to get unparalleled creative insight. Our new series is looking at one of the most influential jazz labels ever, Blue Note Records. You'll hear from artists like legendary bassist Ron Carter, singer-songwriter

Noah Jones, and guitarist Julian Lodge. Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, 1974. George Foreman was champion of the world. Ali was smart and he was handsome. The story behind the Rumble in the Jungle is like a Hollywood movie.

But that is only half the story. There's also James Brown, Bill Withers, B.B. King, Miriam Akiba. All the biggest black artists on the planet. Together in Africa. It was a big deal. Listen to Rumble, Ali, Foreman, and the Soul of 74 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Wake your ass up.

The Breakfast Club is on. Wake up. The Breakfast Club. Indie and Solomon. the voice of the culture. You think I'm gonna come here when this shit ain't hot? See, y'all are different. Y'all are the culture. It's different, you know what I'm saying? Like, y'all know what y'all talking about. This is probably becoming the most prominent forum for hip-hop.

Being here next to all of you guys, it's really big. Breakfast, perspective. The Breakfast Club, bitches. Wake up. Good morning, USA. 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. Are you George Washington? Man, finish the intro. Charlamagne Tha God.

Peace to the planet. It's Tuesday. Good morning. I feel blessed, black, and highly favored. Another day to get on this radio and surf. Good morning, Giselle. Giselle Bryant's here, our special guest co-host. Yes, indeed.

Good morning! Hampton University alumni. Yes, indeed. One of the hosts of the Reasonably Shady podcast on the Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast network. Are you George Washington? You look like one of those judges back in the day. You know what? Back in the 1800s when the judges would come, that's what you look like right now.

You want me to be a judge? Nope. Nope. You want me to be a judge? Yeah. I can be a judge right now. Yes. Listen, I am supposed to be Ric Flair.

Oh, you're Ric. Okay. That was supposed to be. It's giving junkie a little bit, though. But you know what? What? It's giving Confusion. I can pawn this belt.

It's giving Confusion. It's a little Confusion. It's a little Confusion. What do I look like? Why? Because you look like George Washington. I look like George Washington? Yeah, this is...

It didn't look like this when I ordered it off the internet. It's like a black snow white. I don't know what this is. Yeah, I don't... Off the internet, it looked put together. Oh. I got the boots and everything, too. I didn't want to commit this morning because it was kind of chilly outside.

Correct. And I would have to wear the little Speedos and everything, too. But, yeah, just when you use use your imagination I'm supposed to be Rick Flick okay okay all right yeah yeah yeah you all over the place okay shout to uh read one of our board of ops and producers he's spider-man he's all the way in with it with the mask and everything you bought you a costume waiting for it on I'll tell you later let me see what It didn't fit? Mm-mm. I'll tell you later. Bring it in here. Let me see what it looks like. Doop, doop, doop, doop, doop, doop, doop, doop, doop. Well, you can at least tell us what it was. Ooh, ooh, ooh.

It was an astronaut. No. Oh. Ooh. Ooh. Why you say ooh like that? Astronaut? See.

What you mean? It was a little kinky? Oh, my goodness. It wasn't what you was expecting? Oh, my goodness. Oh, my goodness. Had a rocket somewhere you didn't want it to be? Did the helmet not fit?

Oh, my goodness. I didn't want to put it on today So shout out to one of our producers He's a Care Bear I see him as a blue Care Bear Oh, okay Come in, you can come in Because they don't know who you are Yeah, they don't know who you are

You can actually come in I saw him in the hallway I thought he was a Teletubby A Teletubby? What about other producers? 50 Cent, you can come in Come on in There you go

Yes That's the skinniest you look, man I ain't gonna lie That blue is really slimming you out. The blue is really slimming. Then we got Brandon. He's 56. Okay. to produce this. Eli wasn't nothing. Don't come here and talk about you, Drake. OVO is Drake. I swear. OVO is OVO. So OVO Eli

is probably the biggest Drake fan ever. Drake, you regular as hell. He's Drake. He's Drake. You more Drake when you wear all the OVO paraphernalia, man.

He said he got to put some Just For Men in his beard. Your beard is black already. He did darker like Envy's. Damn. Damn. It's going down.

Damn. Well, happy Halloween to everybody out there. Today's going down damn well happy Halloween everybody out there today's gonna be a long day it's gonna be cold today I gotta take the kids trick or treating you ain't gotta worry about that no more

no way lucky you trick or treating is the worst lucky you I did trick or trunk what's it trunk or treat

trunk or treat I did trunk or treat last week yeah we did that too but the kids wanna go out like they are excited they were up when I left this morning to get ready for class, ready for school. So they are excited today.

And it's going to be cold in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut. So it's going to be like 38 degrees, 40 degrees tonight while we're trick-or-treating. So it's going to be a nice one. What time are you going out? I'm trying to go early. Like, right when the sun is just going down a little bit. That's about 5.55. I got to finish.

After I tape Daily Show, I'm going to try to make it. Trick-or-treat is definitely a dad's activity with the kids it's not absolutely women absolutely absolutely it is and it's cold so let's get the show cracking front page news tesla figaro will be joining us we'll kick it with her next oh that's where we going turn it up a little bit y'all remember how to do this dance i didn't know they were the dance to it thriller dance man oh yeah you're right was a dance to it Thriller dance, man Oh yeah, you're right That's definitely giving junkies

It's the breakfast It's the breakfast, love, good morning Thriller You can't even hear that song and not think of MJ the Musical on Broadway If you've never seen MJ the Musical on Broadway You should absolutely go see it, man Alright, good morning everybody We are The Breakfast Club

Giselle Bryan is here, our co-host. Good morning. Charlamagne is dressed up as George Washington this morning. I would never dress up as one of the founding fathers, okay? I am Ric Flair. All right. We have Tessman Figaro here. Let's get some front page news.

Good morning, Tess. Good morning, DJ Amy. Good morning, Giselle. Good morning, Charlamagne. What does Charlamagne look like to you, Tess? Not the colonizer. He It's not the colonizer. It's definitely not the colonizer. This is not Jed Watson.

It's supposed to be Ric Flair. All right, whatever you call it. I'm telling you. I look good. I can dance all night. Did you do the Ric Flair? You know, did you at least do his little thing? No, because I didn't feel like Ric Flair when I put it on. You didn't feel like Ric Flair.

I'm like, damn. It's the Fathers. It looks like it's on the website. All right, well, let's start off with quick sports. The Lions beat the Raiders last night, 26-14. And James Harden is being traded to the Clippers. So, he'll be a Clipper now. They ain't not going to do nothing.

To the Clippers? Salute to the Clippers. They got a good... I mean, Russell Westbrook, James Harden, Kawhi Leonard, Paul George. I mean, it depends. If Kawhi can stay healthy, they'll make some noise. Well, they get Harden, P.J. Tucker, and one other player? I just don't know why people think Harden's going to work somewhere now.

Harden has not worked since he was the focal point in Houston. He's a good player. You know what I mean? But what has he actually done for any team? Nothing. That's what I'm saying. What has he done for any team since he's left Houston? Nothing.

Brooklyn, Philly. What's going to be the difference in L.A.? I don't know. Well, let's jump right into the news. Let's talk about this ceasefire. Yeah, I need to give you an update on the war and a couple of clips that I want you guys to hear. Then we'll talk about it on the side. Let's start with Prince Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

He dismissed the idea that Israel would agree to a ceasefire in Hamas. Let's take a listen to what he had to say, and I'll come back and give you some more information. Since October 7th, Israel has been at war. Israel did not start this war. Israel did not want this war. But Israel will win this war. In fighting Hamas and the Iranian axis of terror, Israel is fighting the enemies of civilization itself. I want to make clear Israel's position regarding a ceasefire.

Just as the United States would not agree to a ceasefire after the bombing of Pearl Harbor or after the terrorist attack of 9-11, Israel will not agree to a cessation of hostilities with Hamas after the horrific attacks of October 7th. Calls for a ceasefire are calls for Israel to surrender to Hamas, to surrender to terrorism, to surrender to barbarism. That will not happen.

I hope and pray that civilized nations everywhere will back this fight because Israel's fight is your fight. Because if Hamas and Iran's axis of evil win, you will be their next target. Civilized nation, like when do you know you've won? Like that's what I would ask. Like when do you know uh you've won like that's what i would ask like when do you know you've won like was everybody got to be gone like you wipe off a country off the face of the map like how do you know when you're pretty much well let me get let me give you some more information because i want you to get all of this and then we'll talk about it but the other nations are not agreeing uh they are asking for a ceasefire actually 120 countries voted yes for a ceasefire

and 14 countries voted no including israel and the u.s in the u.s yesterday a reporter asked about that at the white house press conference here's what he had to say we do not believe that a ceasefire is the right answer right now we believe that a ceasefire right now benefits hamas jesus now um when and i wanted you to hear all of this so then you can have you know a lot to discuss so obviously the u.s is saying hey we're not uh interested in a ceasefire you know people have been calling for that you know all over the country and in addition to that i also want you to know what's going on on the republican side as well so now that we're, the Biden administration is not calling for a ceasefire. And also Saturday at the Republican Jewish Coalition Leadership Summit, President Trump talked about what he would do if he was president of the United States.

And I want you to hear that as well. I'll also be implementing strong ideological screenings for all immigrants coming in. If you hate America, if you want to abolish Israel, if you sympathize with jihadists, then we don't want you in our country and you're not going to be getting into our country. I will cancel the student visas of Hamas and sympathizers on college campuses. The college campuses are being taken over.

And all of the resident aliens who joined in the pro-jihadist protest this month nobody's ever seen anything like it come 2025 we will find you and we will deport you we will deport you so he's literally talking about uh deporting folks and uh just to give some context 7703 palestinians including500 children, have been killed in Israel attacks, while the death toll in Israel stands at more than 1,400. Activist Angela Davis had this to say, and then after I play this clip, we can talk about it. necessary to support people in Palestine, but to recognize that Palestine itself is a kind of moral litmus test. So there you go. You can see the people are still divided on this issue.

A lot of folks are calling for ceasefire, but I wanted you to get the full picture on what would happen. Obviously, President Biden and administration still supports this war. Donald Trump, if he is elected, which he's leading, you know, obviously on the Republican side, absolutely supports this war. And, you know, that's that's what it is. So, Charlemagne, what are your thoughts? I mean, I just for me, it's just like what does victory look like? When do you know it's over? Well, all I do know is last night when I was watching the news and I was seeing civilians and innocent people trying to bury their kids out of the ground and out of destruction. And there was kids crying and they were trying to they didn't have the necessary equipment to actually dig.

So they had to use their hands. And you can hear the moaning of kids and the screaming of kids under all this rubble. And they were trying to, you know, pull the bricks off and the mortar and the dirt and all the sand just try to get these kids out i just don't want to see that and that was tough to watch last night on the news so yeah that part i have stopped watching because it is so sad it is this whole situation is so sad so many people are being killed they shouldn't be donald trump still hasn't figured out that no sir we don't want you in this country um it's this whole situation is just it kind of makes me feel like um do we know what we're doing biden do we know what we're doing i got what is the end result yeah like you know you don't want to cease fire so what is the end result what does victory look like ultimately in this situation that's what i would like to know all right well that is front page news all right tez we'll see in a couple of

minutes everybody else get it off your chest 800-585-1051 if you need to vent phone lines are wide open again 800-585-1051 get it off your chest it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club The Breakfast Club. It's a new day. This is your time to get it off your chest. Wake up. Whether you're mad or blessed. It's time to get up and get something. Call up now.

800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yo, this is G from VA. G, what up? Hold on, I just want to get something off my chest. I heard somebody say Trump isn't wanted in this country no more. But we got a horrible president right now.

What about it? You ain't lying. Hey, man. I don't know what America's going to do at this point. I'm going to be totally honest with you. All we can do is pray and stay together. I'm with you 100%. I'm giving it to God.

That's all I know how to do at this point. What part of Virginia are you from, man? Hampton Roads. Hampton Roads. You was down here for the... For homecoming, yep. Sure was. Yeah. You know what? That's why I just want to tell y'all that. And good morning. Y'all have a great day. Bless day. Alright, bro.

You be safe. Hello, who's this? Pepsi Joe on the line. Good morning, Breakfast Club. Pepsi Joe, what's up? Get it off your chest. First and foremost, Envy. There you go. Now I can turn off the truck. All right. First, you know, I was going to comment on this Israel and Palestine,

and I don't think I'm even qualified to even talk about that. So, you know, I think Kodak should get some help, man. Real talk. Okay. Why do y'all think Kodak need help? I'm just asking. I mean, I know. I've been seeing interviews lately, and he don't look right, man.

And I'm in the streets. I see people, and he doesn't look right. Happy Halloween everybody He said what he wanted to say Yesterday looking normal, I guess hello Hey, what's up, brother get off your chest? I just want to say good morning and we guys go out there Please check out this candy because there's some crazy people out there oh no absolutely and then you know with us we really only go to the houses where we go every year so it's kind of a little different but we definitely check the candy regardless especially not because no edibles

look like candy that's right i don't know what edibles look like, but yeah, just please. Not just New York, like the whole U.S., just please check your kid's candy. And for all the people that want to do sick stuff like put edibles in a kid's candy, just give it to the parents. Yes. What? If they see us out trick-or-treating, you give the kids candy and give us the edibles. Give us edibles. That's all. Jesus Christ.

Don't you got to work the next day? You say what? That's all right with me. I got to take them in But it'll be good for the weekend I used to never let my kids Keep the candy I would always take the candy

I don't care who Gave us the candy Really? Oh yeah And they were okay with it But you would have Your own candy That you could say

Here take this candy Absolutely Wow Yeah And we would donate the candy To the army or something We would donate it to soldiers Really?

Yes Oh wow Alright Get it off your chest 800-585-1051 the candy to the army or something we would donate it to soldiers really yes oh wow all right get it off your chest 800-585-1051 Giselle Bryan is here she's our guest co-host for today it's the Breakfast Club good morning the Breakfast Club hey guys I'm Kate Max you might know me from my popular online series the running interview show where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories,

their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real inspiring stories from the people you know, follow and admire, join me every week for Post Run High. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all. It's lighthearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. So, y'all, this is Questlove, and I'm here to tell you about a new podcast I've been working on with the Story Pirates and John Glickman called Historical Records. It's a family-friendly podcast. Yeah, you heard that right. A podcast for all ages.

One you can listen to and enjoy with your kids starting on September 27th. I'm going to toss it over to the host of Historical Records, Nimany, to tell you all about it. Make sure you check it out. Hey, y'all. Niminy here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop.

Flash, slam, another one gone. Bash, bam, another one gone. The crack of the bat and another one gone. The tip of the cap is another one gone. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise.

Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, everyone. This is Courtney Thorne-Smith, Laura Layton, and Daphne Zuniga. On July 8, 1992, apartment buildings with pools were never quite the same as Melrose Place was introduced to the world. It took drama and mayhem to an entirely new level. We are going to be reliving every hookup, every scandal, every backstab, blackmail, and explosion, and every single wig removal together. Secrets are revealed as we rewatch every moment with you. Special guests from back in the day will be dropping by. You know who they are. Sydney, Allison, and Joe are back together on Still the Place

with a trip down memory lane and back to Melrose Place. So listen to Still the Place on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Hey there, my little creeps. It's your favorite ghost host, Teresa. And guess what? Haunting is back, dropping just in time for spooky season. Now I know you've probably been wandering the mortal plane,

wondering when I'd be back to fill your ears with deliciously unsettling stories. Well, wonder no more, because we've got a ghoulishly good lineup ready for you. Let's just say things get a bit extra. We're talking spirits, demons, and the kind of supernatural chaos that'll make your spooky season complete. You know how much I love this time of year. It's the one time I'm actually on trend. So grab your pumpkin spice, dust off that Ouija board. Just don't call me unless it's urgent. And tune in for new episodes every week. Remember, the veils are thin, the stories are spooky,

and your favorite ghost host is back and badder than ever. Listen to Haunting on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, everyone. I'm Madison Packer, a pro hockey veteran going on my 10th season in New York. And I'm Anya Packer, a former pro hockey player and now a full Madison Packer stan. Anya and I met through hockey, and now we're married and moms to two awesome toddlers, ages two and four. And on our new podcast, Moms Who Puck, we're opening up about the chaos of our daily lives between the juggle of being athletes, raising children, and all the messiness in between. We're also turning to fellow athletes and beyond to learn about their parenthood journeys

and collect valuable advice, like FIFA World Cup winner Ashlyn Harris. I wish my village would have prepared me for how hard motherhood was going to be. And Peloton instructor and Ratchet Mom Club founder, Kirsten Ferguson. And I remember going in there a hot mess. Listen to Moms Who Puck on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports. This is your time to get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this?

Temprano. Hey, Temprano. Get it off your chest. Hey, when that guy Chandler passed away, the guy who played on Friends, nobody brought up anything about his drug addiction and alcohol use. But when Whitney Houston died,

that's the first thing out of their mouth. Boy, that is not true. You a damn liar. Everybody named Mama was saying, talking about his drug addiction when he died. You talking about Matthew Perry that just passed? No, no, no, no, no, no, no. They weren't talking about it a lot.

I never heard it once. Man, you need to tap into other news sources because that's all I heard. I didn't even know he had a drug problem until he died. That's all I heard. He was battling addiction for the last decade. Yes. I never heard it on the news. I don't know which news you were watching, but I never heard it. Watching the same news everybody know which news You were watching But I never heard it

Watching the same news Everybody else is Bro I didn't even watch Friends Yeah I didn't watch Friends Oh I was a big Friends Oh yeah I was a big Friends I didn't watch Friends It was very good

Everything I've learned About Mappy Prairie I've learned in the past 48 to 72 hours Yes You know what I'm not even gonna lie I thought Friends used

The same theme song as Cheers Where everybody knows your name I don't even know The theme song for Friends I know nothing about Friends Nothing at all I thought Friends used the same theme song as Cheers, where everybody knows your name. I don't even know the theme song for Friends. I know nothing about Friends. Nothing at all. Chandler Bing was the man on Friends. That's what I heard.

For sure. Really? Yeah. And by the way, not only did they say he was battling addiction, that's one of the first things they said. They didn't find any drugs in his house. I think they said there was some prescription stuff in the house. But all of that was out in the news.

All of that was in every story. He wrote a book about it. He talked about it. I don't know if he wrote a book about it. I might be lying. He did write a book about it. I only know that because of what I learned in the past. But all of that was out in the news. Like, all of that was in every story. He wrote a book about it. He talked about it. I don't know if he wrote a book about it. I might be lying. He did write a book about it. I only know that because of what I learned in the past 48 hours. He talked about his relationship with his dad.

He talked about that and all that. And like you said, I heard that on the news. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Bukola calling out from Houston, Texas. How are y'all this morning? Hey, Bukola. How do you spell your name, Bukola? Is it B-U-K-O-L-A?

Correct. Okay. What's up, Bukola? How do you spell your name, Bukola? Is it B-U-K-O-L-A? Correct. Okay. What's up, Bukola? Get it off your chest. So I want to talk about, you know, all the news about, you know, the tech hubs that the Joe Biden administration talked about a couple of days ago that they're going to be giving out $500 million to underrepresented communities. Yep.

So how do we get, like, you know, our communities involved in STEM? Like, I'm somebody who's been in stem for 20 years and a lot of people don't know this is the easiest entry a barrier to actually be successful and earn that six-figure salary and a lot of us are not involved in it like how do we get ourselves more involved we know that that's one reason we do uh the thrill of possibility summit you know which uh we're doing this weekend in Nashville. We bring together, you know, a bunch of HBCU students and it's a professional development weekend. And that's exactly what we do. We bring in leaders and entrepreneurs from a variety of STEM fields. OK, so we have like panels and we got breakout sessions and mentoring opportunities.

And yes, this weekend in Nashvilleville this is our second one and not only that you know me going on the hbcu tour i get a great opportunity to talk to the presidents of each of these universities and we talk about changing the curriculum a lot of these curriculums are 50 60 70 years old and they're not based off what's going on in today's world and they are are absolutely positively changing the curriculum and adding stem and adding financial literacy and adding uh even things online youtube and some of those things where these people are making millions of dollars so they are changing the curriculum slowly but surely but it's gonna take some time we just gotta keep talking about it did she say where she was from but i won't say the thrill of possibility summit that we do this

weekend we do bring in 50 hbcu students and they all major in uh steam some STEM. Well, STEAM now. No, STEM. Yeah, science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. Oh, okay. Let me be quiet. Yeah. Do you give out scholarships? Oh, no, not yet.

Okay. We will. Hello, who's this? Hello, this is Chef since the Yacht to Giddy. Hey, what's up, bro? Get off your chest. What's up, Charlamagne? What's up, DJ Envy?

Peace, peace. How you guys doing today? Good, good, good. What's over here, Shaden? Yeah, man, I just want to talk up talk to Envy Envy our friends of you on Facebook and Instagram and I heard um your pops I think it's from um Dominica the Caribbean yes sir that's why Envy Dominican I'm not Dominican this Dominica is totally two different places come on Envy you gotta represent your culture bro I never seen you come down there you don't do any trips down there. You don't come visit the island.

I hear you talking about your wife from Jamaica all the time. Come on, boy. You got to represent your culture. Yeah, you know what? I just found out recently that my dad's dad, he was part of, I guess, half of them is from Dominica. I really don't know much about it. Maybe I will stop. Maybe I will go out there one day.

But right now, I just don't know. Yes, sir. My cousins stop. Maybe I will go out there one day. But right now, I just don't know. Yes, sir. My cousins in the world, I got one of the biggest groups out there. Triple K Massive. Big Up Triple K Massive. Tazi. Something like that. You know what I mean?

Yes, sir. Yeah, but I also want to shout out my... I do martial arts. Envy. I heard you took martial arts before. I did. EP System Self-Defense Club. You was a Thai boho? No, I wasn't Thai boho. I did karate. I did boxing. I did. You was a Thai boho?

No, I wasn't Thai boho. I did karate. I did boxing. I did all that. H.D. Sunsheet. Black belt? H.I.C. Kuju, yes.

Which belt? What color is the belt? Back then, I think it was green. I got up to green. Why you just started speaking pig Latin? What pig Latin got to do with goddamn martial arts, man? That's not pig Latin. See, he has no clue.

No clue. Well, you have a good one, brother. Come on, Charlie. You need some of that self-defense in your life. You know what I mean? I train with you. Every Tuesday, we do a free self-defense class. I train with you.

For women, men, and kids. I've trained with you. All right, that's every Tuesday. Be jitsu. I have. Professor Robert Evans. I haven't trained since I was, I think, in my 20s. It'll come right back.

No, it won't. I train Pilates. You say that until somebody punch you in the face. No, it won't. No, it won't. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vet,

you can hit us up. Now, Giselle, you doing rumors today? We got rumors on the way. Yes, we do. Give us a little tease. All kinds of things. We got Kim Kardashian.

We have a little Kodak Black. We got Domino's. We got all kinds of things. Okay. We'll get into all that when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Enj envy charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club we got our guest co-host giselle bryan here and let's get to the rumors yeah yeah yo this is all room this is the rumor. Because I'm the word on the street. And I have a lot to drop off. On the Breakfast Club. I'm trying to use my platform for something. There you go. That was the best intro ever. Oh, I love that. Taylor made it.

Love that. Thank you, Taylor. Okay, let's get to it. So, Kim Kardashian is once again securing the bag. So, she has partnered with the NBA and Skims. Kim is the co-founder and creative director of Skims. And it was announced that a multi-year partnership making Skims the official underwear of the NBA, the Women's National Basketball Association and USA Basketball. Kim said, I am incredibly proud of Skims' partnership with the NBA

and it is a reflection of Skims' growing influence on the culture. Together, Skims and the NBA will connect people of all backgrounds through fashion, sports, and talent, and I look forward to seeing the partnership thrive. I do want to say, I have asked, I put it out into the universe for skims to sponsor reasonably shady oh okay and I got nothing back but I am a fan of skims I wear skims I might even have skims I do I have skims on right now I have a little thong and I do y'all

cuz she just you bought that because the y'all because she just are you about to ask us do we wear skims yes she just launched for the men's i i haven't seen it yet i'm not against it though so do your wives wear skims yes my wife wears skims yeah and she loves it right yeah i sleep they're little things that the little t-shirts and the tanks oh wait a little fuzzy thing too they make it like a little fuzzy thing yes yeah my wife has that man my kids use like love it as well they got the shirts with the nipples. That's new. I know.

No, it's a bra with nipples. Is that what you want? No, I just read about it. Is that what you want? Is that what you want for Christmas? What do you want? I just read about it. It's a bra with nipples,

so that'd be for your wife. Okay. Would that be sexy to you if a woman is walking around with her nipples out? With her nipples poking. Is that sexy? I mean, it's sexy in real life.

Yes, but is it sexy that she's walking down Fifth Avenue? No. No. I mean, it's sexy in real life. Yes, but is it sexy that she's walking down Fifth Avenue? No. I mean, it happens sometimes anyway, though. I don't ever think about it. You see women out sometimes and then nipples are hard, but I just be assuming it's cold. Yeah, so no big deal. Nah. Okay.

Just for the record, if it's cold and the balls are... I mean, the stuff is shrunk, that's not attractive. That's not attractive? Just for the record. You ain't gotta tell me. I for the record. Okay. You ain't got to tell me. I'd be wondering where it went. Be like, damn, God. I know they say when you get older, it shrinks a little bit, but damn.

So, rage, envy, you want to chime in? Nope. You see him? Why he lingering on that point? I mean, his face was scrunched up. Because you can't say that. That's why. You cannot say that.

What? Yes, don't say it again. Yes, you can. You can't say, he dumped your ass. Oh, I can't say that that's why you cannot say that what yes don't say it again you can't say he dumped your ass i guess they testicles hang you could you could say testicles and that was the difference and you want them to hang boss by the way let's let's move on we're gonna move on okay so ray j there's been a ray jack ray j kodak black situation okay so kodak black recently appeared on an episode of Drink Champs. After the interview was released, people voicing concern for Kodak Black's well-being as he appeared to be high in the interview. I thought all of their guests were high, but that's just me.

Ray J was one of those people, and he said, this is a quote, Yo, somebody need to grab bro and make sure he good. This ain't the interview, Nori. We gotta help this dude. I took him to Trump's house and he did the most. They were not happy

with the experience because he had no guidance and respect. Yo, whack 100. Let's figure out how we can help this guy instead of watching him self-destruct. Well, Kodak didn't like that, and he answered. Do we want to play what he said? Okay. He said that was some Ray J shit.

You know what I mean? This bitch had one, two, solid type shit. I be hating that bitch. Man, he fucking in the life. You were a booster of his bitch. You want him to just go viral. okay so then after that now i have no idea what happened there but after that ray jay responded and i'm gonna give you the ray jay response He said something like, oh, man, I don't even know, dude. I was just out here trying to help, dude. And if you really want to fight, we can fight.

But you got to get your body right if you want to fight. That's not what he's saying? No, I'm saying no, we don't want that. Like a pay-per-view version? No, I don't want to see Ray Jack and Kodak. I don't even like them going at it like this. Both of them are my folks. Y'all get on the phone and have a conversation.

The internet has ruined our communication skills. Absolutely. Like, none of this should be online. But do you think Ray J should chime in and he doesn't even know him? Like, should he have just minded his business? They have to know each other. If he took them to the White House, they have to know each other some sort, right? He said he didn't know dude.

I don't think there's anything wrong with expressing concern if you think it's some concern. But I still think you should pick up the phone and call the person and i think um you know if you if you've given intimate details of something that happened when y'all went to go visit somebody i don't know if that was necessarily necessary necessarily necessary that wasn't necessary at all as a matter of fact he should have kept that quiet and keep the trump part out yeah because i mean nobody knew that you know that was something that happened between y'all or something that you experienced. Can you imagine a conversation between Trump and Kodak Black?

That would be amazing. Come on, I need that. We need the audio. I need that on the podcast. I thought I saw a video of Rudy Giuliani saying, I love your music. Or he was saying, like, I love your stuff. I love your stuff.

I thought I seen that video. I don't believe that. No, he has no idea. I thought I seen it. Yeah, but I don't like any of this back and forth, man. It's just like, yo, y'all get on the phone already and have a conversation. All this talk about fighting. Like, come on.

Right. Right. If I saw a new housewife and she was acting very drunk, high and just in the streets doing all kinds of nonsense, I would say, where are the cameras? Let's get them rolling. OK, moving on so last but not least um ex-nba player joe smith finds out that his wife has an only fans okay this is this little sensitive to the to the men i know y'all envy is is perked up okay so he says that he and his wife are going viral after his wife kiesa Chavez recorded a disagreement they had. I have an OnlyFans page and he's mad because he's just now finding out about it.

Of course I'm mad when you just find out about it. I'm not doing it with anybody but myself, so why should I have to tell you? My choice, my body, my body, my f***ing choice. I'm your partner, you're supposed to come to me and talk to me about it. Joe, I've been talking to you about mad things. I've been asking for solutions to s***, you're not giving me to me and talk joe i've been talking to you about mad things i've been asking for solutions to you not giving me none so i created one you knew you knew who the f**k i was when you met me before and i thought that i would never have to go back to anything i knew that beforehand but unfortunately that's not the case after that everything's supposed to change oh well he's expressing his anger she doesn't seem to have any sympathy and felt like she didn't need to get his permission.

Joe Smith played in the NBA from 1995 to 2011. He was reportedly considered for a coaching role with the Suns in 2015. It is said that he currently provides private coaching in Atlanta. I need a description. I need an explanation for private coaching because atlanta i need a description i need an explanation for private coaching because that could mean anything yeah is there any such thing as privacy anymore because you know why are you putting our conversation on blast like that for the internet if you're my wife right you're my life partner like we supposed to be in this together forever like why is nothing

sacred anymore we having a disagreement and you go on social media with it like why are you bringing all these people into our house well let me well let me tell you about joe smith joe smith made about 61 million dollars in the nba uh because of uh bad investments his uh divorce and also uh they say in his uh luxury lifestyle at one time he became broke he needed some money um and he started doing coaching they say a rod helped him out with his coaching deals and he's he's grinding it back out so he's coaching he's doing the right thing and of course i guess his his wife I don't know if that's his wife or girlfriend I think it's girlfriend his girlfriend yeah uh I guess uh she was like well I'm gonna fix this problem myself I'm sorry wife wife yeah I guess she said I'm gonna fix the problem myself

and she created this OnlyFans and I guess that was her way of saying look we've been talking about so much we've been talking about our financial struggles. Nothing is working. Let me do this to make this money. Now, we don't know what's on OnlyFans. That's a whole other conversation. But why do you have to record our disagreement? Why do you have to record our marital business and put that on social media? Why are you bringing all these strangers into our house?

I agree with that. But they should have had a conversation before she got on OnlyFans. I agree with that conversation. But her body is her body. Yeah, I that conversation. But her body is her body. Yeah, I mean, of course her body is her body. But if we're married and you're making a move for us as a marriage, as a foundation, we should be able to agree or disagree or decide together. Like, that's like me saying, my body's my body.

I'm going to be a male stripper. Like, if my wife doesn't like that. You did that before, though. No, I didn't. It didn't work out well for you. No, I did not. You were a stripper. Like, if my wife doesn't like that. You did that before, though. No, I didn't. It didn't work out well for you. No, I did not. You was a stripper. You know what?

And that's your rumor report. Everybody know you was a stripper. I was not no stripper, man. You never stripped. No, I was no damn stripper. They said your body roll wasn't good. That's what I heard, too. I heard the same thing.

I heard you were stripping down in Virginia. When we come back, front page news. And also, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. Let's discuss Joe Smith and his wife. What are your thoughts? Let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. Let's discuss Joe Smith and his wife. What are your thoughts? Let's get on the phone lines right now. I used to strip in Virginia when you used to go to Hampton.

I was a student at Hampton. That was not a strip up. That's a lie. And why you keep playing with your hair like that? He likes it. He likes it. Thinking about you on the pole. You freaky, yo.

800-585-1051. FrontPage News is next, and we'll also take your calls. We'll be talking about Joe Smith and his wife. What are your thoughts? Let's discuss. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

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on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We have Gisle Bryan here, our special guest co-host. Good morning! And let's get in some front page news. Alright now, quick sports, Detroit Lions beat the Raiders 26-14, James Harden in the NBA has been traded to the Los Angeles Clippers.

They also get P.J. Tucker, we'll see how that works out. Major League Baseball, All right. World Series. Three games have been played. The Rangers are leading the series three to one. They're leading the Diamondbacks, Arizona Diamondbacks. And let's jump right into it. Let's talk about the family of a man fatally struck by a police cruiser. Yeah.

On Friday, we had Attorney Crump on The Breakfast Club. Go back and check that out. Discussing this case. But I wanted to give you a follow up because yesterday the the family of 37-year-old Dexter Wade held a press conference officially calling for justice for Dexter Wade, who was recently discovered to be dead. Now, Dexter Wade left his mother's house on March 5, 2023. He did not return home. His mother said that she reported him missing on March 14th and did not know that he was deceased until August 24th. Now, Wade had been hit by a Jackson police cruiser in March and later buried in a popper's field.

Wade's mother said that this story she knows too well because her brother, George Robinson, was killed by Jackson police in 2019. I want you to hear what the mother had to say. What kind of system do we work upon? Do you think about the system here? Do we have a system that work for us? The system is supposed to work for me if I call you and say I need help. I am a citizen here in Jackson. So if I ask for help, I must need help. Yesterday was the official press conference and I wanted, you know, folks to hear from the mother, you know, what she had to

say and the official call that they were putting out. when we had attorney crump on last week he had just signed up on the case but yesterday they were actually asking in an official capacity for the court to exhume his body and they're asking for independent autopsy from the department of justice so that they can get a proper funeral and burial and every time we talk about Mississippi listening to her, then it just always reminds me of what Fannie Lou Hamer said about Mississippi, you know, for so long. We just keep having to talk about Mississippi over and over and over this year. Seems like we talk about them quite a bit. So just wanted the family to hear what the mother had to say and give you guys an update on that. And to hashtag Dexter Wade so that we can continue to get justice because this is a everyday

thing until it happens yeah and i and i do want the answer to the question that uh you know ben crump asked like why did mississippi police wait months to tell a mom her son was killed like what is the what is the point of that unless you're trying to hide something obviously absolutely obviously she's like you're trying to hide it now let's talk about halloween uh candy in the u.s of course today is halloween yeah Yeah, just some economic news. Since today is Halloween, I thought I would bring you this story. But for the second year in a row, U.S. shoppers are seeing double-digit inflation in the candy aisle. Now, candy and gum prices have went up an average 13% this month.

I don't know how many people really noticed it. But compared to October, it more than doubled 6% increase in all grocery prices according to data assembly um now that's on top of the 14 increase in candy and gum in october 2022 so i don't know how many people know this that it went up but it did go up and i'm sure folks will continue to you know buy the candy for the kids and last but not least i just want to give people halloween tips we all most of us know this but you never know you never want to take for granted want to keep trick-or-treaters they need to be seen make sure you use face makeup so that they can be seen uh use flame resistant costumes make sure adults know where your kids are going uh be cautious around animals especially dogs walk do

not run only visit houses with a porch light on and walk on the sidewalk so just a few tips for the kids and some adults who probably need a little bit of advice yeah i'm not gonna lie you know as a parent man triggered uh halloween just don't feel safe anymore you know what i mean it don't feel it just it just feels very like you really walking on the wild side just walk up to random people's doors and knock on doors and ask for candy you You know what I mean? Especially in 2023. Especially when you black. Especially when you in a costume. You know, there's something about it just don't sit right with me anymore.

That's why I said it's a dad activity. Women should not be out there. Actually, dads shouldn't be out there either. Actually, let's just cancel the whole thing. I'm with you. Figure out something to do with the house. You know what I mean? What I do is trunk a treat for kids a lot of times.

They do. I like trunk a treat. It's more contained. But kids like to trick or treat. You know what I mean? know i mean they do it is what it is don't know any better about life we're right that's what we're here to protect them for that's why you got to keep them in safe environments i like stuff like the trunk of treat or if it's like a a haunted house somebody right not not put together but something like that but just to be knocking on random doors yeah i'm not here you still with it you still you're you're for it yes no i'm going trick-or-treating

i'm taking the kids trick-or-treating. I'm taking the kids trick-or-treating. My kids look forward to it. I mean, it is what it is. My kids look forward to it. They're excited. They were up when I was up. They were getting their costumes. They love going out with their friends.

I mean, we go to a certain area where they trick-or-treat every year. We know the people that's trick-or-treating. So it's a little different. We're just not going up to random people, knocking on random people's doorbells. I mean, I still hate to have that sense of anxiety And I shouldn't even put this out there But it's like yo man If you wanted to do some type of mass shooting

Those are the perfect places to do it In those neighborhoods where you know Everybody's just out walking around You know Like you could really get something off I don't know That's just the way my mind works sadly And it's easy because they will have on a costume

Absolutely Now's the best time to get something like that off. But do you know why there's inflation? I found this out at my local grocer because people are stealing. They're like filling up their carts and just like walking out. And no grocery store is doing anything about it because that's just. Well, they can't. I mean, I was in a store a couple of years ago, a high end store.

And these girls put all the bags and walked out. And security just let them walk out. And I'm like, you don't stop them? He was like, we can't. He said, all we can do is write down their car license plate and call the police. And people know that. So that's why they're doing it. They're stealing, grabbing stuff, and leaving.

Stealing is that easy nowadays? It's 100%. Fill up your cart at your local grocery store and walk straight out the door. Walk straight out. You going to try it, Charlemagne? Are you sent? No, I used to do that back in the day because it was easy. cart at your local grocery store and walk straight out the door hey walk straight out you gonna try it charlemagne are you something no i used to do that back in the day because yeah back in the day did you ever did you ever put a little now later or something but they would chase you though they would come after you back in the day yeah i didn't know that it's not worth the risk because you just

don't you know you put the security at risk you don't know what's going on and then again if you call the police what even happens with that remember that story we covered with the stealing the girl got shot so it's just again the risk is just so high they just figure it's just not worth it so just i guess you can just go stock i guess you can trick-or-treat to the grocery store just go in and you know load it up and walk on that store all right well that is front page news thank you tess absolutely and make sure you subscribe to tesla figaro's podcast it's great shot no Chaser podcast on the Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast network. Our follow at Tezlin Figaro on all social media platforms. All right.

Now, when we come back, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. Joe Smith, a former NBA player, found out that his wife had an OnlyFans. You have that story. What was that story? So he didn't know. He found out. And then she said, it's my body body i can do whatever i want with it

and you're not bringing in the money anymore sir and i've got things that i want to purchase so i'm going to make my own money let's discuss 800-585-1051 fellas your wife tells you she has her only fans and says it just like giselle just said how do you feel women how do you feel let's discuss 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's topic time. Call

800-585-1051 to join into the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Giselle Bryant here, our guest co-host. Good morning. Now, if you're just joining us,

we were talking about Joe Smith. Now, what happened with Joe Smith? Well, he decided that he had a problem with his wife, who we think might have formerly been a stripper. We're not sure. It's alleged. Because she decided to open up an OnlyFans page. She's making her

own money. He had no idea. He found out. Probably one of his boys called him and told him. He got an issue with it. I understand that. Because they're married and they should have this discussion. She should have asked him, hey, babe, you want to join me on OnlyFans? You want to do it together?

There should have been a discussion and there was no family discussion and he has a problem well to see the the thing with only fans people automatically assume only fans is sex but it doesn't have to be sex yeah she might be on there cooking yeah she might be on there cooking it could be a host of different things but i will say this they should have had a conversation first right just don't surprise me with the only fans and say this is my only fans right especially if first, right? Absolutely. Just don't surprise me with OnlyFans and say, this is my OnlyFans, right? Especially if you're on there busting it open. Right.

But we don't know if she was. And, like, you're right. OnlyFans has a negative stigma. But everybody on there now busting it open. So I would have to know what she's on there doing first and foremost. Second, not much you can say if you're not bringing home any money. You know what I'm saying? What do you mean?

There is much you can say. I mean, you can. You're still in a relationship regardless. It doesn't doesn't matter you can but she's really hustling i would hope she's hustling for y'all at that point it seems like she is but i would hope she's hustling for the household so you know yes it should be a conversation depending on what you're doing on only fans but third you know the biggest issue to me is that why would you record us having a conversation about what's going on in our house why would you record us having a conversation about what's going on in our house? Why would you record this disagreement and post it on social media for the world to see? Now you got all this negative energy, all these strangers chiming in on our life.

That would piss me off more than OnlyFans. Right. Straight up. I'm not mad at the recording. I'm mad that she put it out. Because sometimes you need proof because your spouse sometimes doesn't want to admit to the things that he has said. So I like a little proof in-house. You're having issues with that wig.

Something is happening with it. It looks so stupid. It looks so stupid. Ric Flair had it. It was blonde, not white. You look stupid and you didn't even got a costume on. No, you look stupid. You look stupid.

But, you know, the truth of the matter is I agree with that. Yeah, I wouldn't. I don't even know if I would want my wife recording me though like why are you recording me because sometimes you say things and you're lying and i need proof that you're lying i just feel like a lack of trust i feel like you and nowadays in this day and age i feel like you're trying to set me up you're gonna record me just so you can post me online i don't like that i don't like to record neither because think about that we already got to deal with that kind of in our regular everyday lives. You imagine having to deal with that at home? Yeah.

Oh, my God. I don't like the recording. Very true. But if she's bringing home the bacon and he has no money coming in, she's bringing in, yes, his conversation, his tone, his demeanor needs to be changed. No. Bring it down eight notches. I don't think that at all. I think we need to have a discussion.

Just don't create an OnlyFans and be like, babe, this is what I'm doing. No, let's have a discussion. Hey, babe, finances are tight. We need money now. What do you think about an OnlyFans? Let's have a discussion. We also, Basie, this is all very limited information. That's true.

Because we don't know what's on her OnlyFans. Well, he's not going to be mad if she's cooking. He's not going to be mad if she's showing her toes. That's what I'm saying. So you don't know what she's on there doing. So you can't sit there and say his tone ain't warranted. I don't know. Right.

Well, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. And by the way, the only fans in my feet, that's not mine. I just want to put that out there. That is not mine. I've been trying to stop it for the longest time. Once again, this is his way of promoting it. Like, who brought that up?

Nobody brought that up. I didn't even know who brought it up. Who brought that up? Hello, who's this? Yes, this is Kalisa. Good morning, y'all. Hey, Kalisa. Good morning.

So my take on it is, girls did wrong she should have spoken to her husband because that is her husband he has not no boyfriend he has not no side people they are one so she should have spoken to him and she should not have recorded like i could imagine my husband record me i record him that's like oh they two people oh she's trying to murder him like it's just you don't you don't do that and on top of that because i could my husband even sometimes he'll look at a bill coming about he'll be like oh baby go go get your mask now we're gonna have to get um we're gonna get some owner fans pay this dang bill and obviously now we be it'll be a joke to us you know but she should never did that though she should never did that

that's the biggest issue to me man Recording our disagreement and putting it online for the world to see That's bigger than the OnlyFans to me Hello who's this? Good morning it's Sonya Hey Sonya good morning what's your thoughts? She's wrong I think now that she put it on social media She's going to be drawing in even more money

But this is ground for divorce Don't put my business out on front street like that That's real I agree with that. You violating the trust completely. Right. What took the cake, though, was that she said, you knew who I was before this. Okay, exactly. Bye. Damn.

There's the door. Damn. But he's going nowhere because he's unemployed. Um, I mean, he's still an ex-NBA player that has a lot of knowledge, so he can get a job. I mean, whether it's coaching high school. And he's a good dude. Joe Smith is a good dude. By the way, nobody said he's broke.

I didn't read that he was broke. I read that he's doing private lessons in Atlanta. That's entrepreneurship. We don't know what the company is called. We don't know who you're working with. We don't know anything. That sounds very much like it's not happening. Damn.

I think he is doing private lessons. But I would say this. If my kid was playing basketball, I would prefer my kid to do training with an ex-NBA player that's been there, that's done it, that's actually played in the NBA, that's been through the ranks. So I would definitely want my son to coach, to get coached by somebody like a Joe Smith. And your name would be on his roster. Envy's son, I coach. We didn't hear any names. I used to love playing with Maryland.

Remember that video game, Coach K? Remember Coach K, college basketball? Oh, yeah, yeah. Maryland was a problem on that video game. That was my favorite team to play with. That was back when you were George Washington? Back in those years? What the hell are you talking about?

800-585-1051. If you just joined us, we're talking about Joe Smith and his wife. Now, there was a conversation online where she recorded and she was telling him that she started an OnlyFans and he was very upset about it.

Let's discuss when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's topic time. Pick up the phone, baby. Call 800-585-1051 to join into the discussion with the breakfast club let's talk about it morning everybody it's dj nv charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club now if you're just joining us we're talking about joe smith former nba player uh his wife recorded

him uh as she was telling him that she created her OnlyFans and we actually have the audio. I have an OnlyFans page and he's mad because he's just now finding out about it. Of course I'm mad when you just find out about it. I'm not doing it with anybody but myself so why should I have to tell you my choice is my body. My body my choice. You're not gonna be a partner you're supposed to come to me and talk to me about it. Joe I've been talking to you about mad things.

I've been asking for solutions to s***. You're not giving me none, so I created one. You knew who the f*** I was when you met me. Before? And I thought that I would never have to go back to anything like this again. But unfortunately, that's not the case right now. After that, everything's supposed to change.

Giselle Bryan is here. Now, we were talking about this behind the scenes. What are your thoughts on this? Is this something that you would do? I would absolutely never. Well, I'm not going to say I'll never be on OnlyFans. But I want to show my earlobes or not my toes, but my heels. The heels to my feet are very smooth. I wasn't talking about would you do it on OnlyFans.

I mean, would you have this conversation with your husband? I am just giving you context, Envy. All right. Yes, I would not do anything like that without telling my husband absolutely because i wouldn't want him i'm i always approach things i don't want you doing it to me correct so i wouldn't want if you're gonna do that i want you to tell me first we're gonna have a conversation um and i definitely wouldn't record the conversation i'm not that tech savvy. I probably would hit the wrong button. So I wouldn't do any of those things. Okay. Charlamagne?

By her OnlyFans? That's what you're asking me? Yeah. I got to see what's on there first and foremost. I don't know. Like we talked about earlier, she could be cooking. Would you mind if your wife was on OnlyFans? Depends what she's on there doing.

It depends what she's doing. And it depends what the type of... We would have to have a conversation about it. But it would just really depend on what she was she's doing. You know, and it depends what the, you know, type of, you know, we would have to have a conversation about it. You know what I mean? But it would just really depend on what she was on there doing. And it would throw me for a loop because my wife ain't even that type of person. Like, she don't even like that kind of attention. So now all of a sudden, why do you want to be on OnlyFans?

Right. You know? But as she told Sector Joe, I was who I was before I got here. And you knew that. What's going on? Okay. Hello, who's this? What up, though?

This is Cliff from Detroit. What up, though? Let's talk about it. What's your thoughts, bro? Man, I agree with Charlamagne 100%. What's wrong with this low-frequency woman right here? Why would you invite the whole world and impede this man's mental health like this? Look, man, I said this on the show yesterday.

We got to stop letting material items steal our soul. But Buddy got his wake-up call, though, you know. You got to choose these women carefully. She told him, this is who I was from the beginning. So to all the males out there in the listening sound of my voice, do not let the behind and the rat choose your woman for you man let her character choose her because that's the one that's gonna be wiping your butt when you can't wipe your butt at the end of your life man absolutely okay that's very judgmental that's very judgmental but

he makes a good point because man the other thing i would say too instagram ain't wiping your butt either when it's all said and done facebook ain't wiping your butt either neither is twitter all of these places y'all be running to to talk about what's going on in y'all relationship, they're not going to be there for you at the end. Okay, but he questioned his mental.

What about hers? He is controlling her. He is telling her what she can and cannot do. No. He is saying, you didn't ask permission from me to go

and show your behind. He's not controlling her. He's saying we should have a conversation just like in, I don't know about asking permission is control. Charlamagne's marriage or your marriage,

but in my marriage, regardless of what happens, we talk to each other. It's not asking permission. We give each other the conversation. Hey, babe, I'm about to do this. Okay, babe, I'll see you later. Hey, babe, I'm about to do this.

Hey, babe, do you think I should do this? Babe, do you have a problem if I do this? Babe, do you have a problem? That's a marriage. But Envy, that's you. In the audio, he said, you didn't ask my permission. He used that word. So we got to deal with that. And that's yeah but Envy that's you in the audio he said you didn't ask my permission

he used that word so we gotta deal with that and that's her mental I ask permission the two things I don't say I don't have a problem with that like we a couple

like I ask yo can I you think I should go do this can I do this my wife say no I'm probably I'm not gonna do it

okay that's just a simple that's my that's my confidence that's the person I know I can ask things. She's going to give me the most honest opinion out there. Whether I like it or love it, absolutely. And she ain't feeling it.

I'm going to trust my black woman's vibe. I'm going to trust my black woman's instinct. It's facts. You know what I mean? Hello, who's this? It's your boy, K-Port. K-Port, what's up? Where you calling from, bro?

I'm from Philly, but I'm in the 803 right now. Metro! Talk to us. What's your thoughts? Man, I feel like he's being unlaw you calling from, bro? I'm from Philly, but I'm in the 803 right now. Metro! Talk to us. What's your thoughts? Man, I feel like he's being unloyal and sneaky, man. Who knows what else he's doing? Y'all married. Y'all supposed to discuss something like that before you even started.

I feel like... 100%. How you feel if your wife go ahead and create an OnlyFans without you knowing? She probably been doing it for months. Like, what else you doing? Trying to make some money. Like, there's other ways out here to make money besides that. And recording me. Putting me on live or whatever she was on, man.

It is. Why are you doing that? We in our house in our private section. Why are you doing that for everybody to see what we talking about? Dang, man. Clearly there's more to this story that we do not know. Yeah, that's true. But what's the moral of the story, guys?

I don't know what the moral of the story is. House business is house business. It should not be on any type of social. That's right. Y'all should have this conversation amongst yourselves. That's right. But now she's got about 100,000 more subscribers. So it worked, I guess.

Yeah. If that's what she was going for. But if you think about it, because now everybody wants to see what's on there. And let's say she does cook it by the time. She already made her money on subscribers. And so she should say to her husband, you're welcome. Because now she's bringing home the bacon. All right.

Well, we got rumors on the way. What are we talking about in the rumors? Give us a little tease. Okay. So I think we're discussing Domino's. We're going to talk about Tyrese and his ex-wife. We're going to talk about Grese and his ex-wife. We're going to talk about GZ and what he's doing. Okay.

We got things to discuss. All right. We'll do that. Or when we come back, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club on BET. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

Giselle Bryan is here, our special guest co-host. Good morning. Good morning. And happy Halloween to everybody out there. I know a lot of the kids are getting ready to go to school. This is an exciting time for a lot of the kids. Did the kids dress up? I don't think the kids dressed up.

Yes, absolutely. My kids dressed up. I don't think my kids dressed up. Nah, kids dressed up. They had Trunk-A-Trunk. What's the thing called? Trick-A-Trunk. Trick-A-Trunk last week.

Or Trunk-A-Treat. And they went as themselves? No, no, they had costumes. Oh, okay. One was Wednesday Addams. The other one was the little thing, Megan. What's that little horror movie, Megan? That's her name? No, no. They had costumes. Oh, okay. One was Wednesday Addams. The other one was the little thing Megan. What's that little horror movie, Megan? That's her name?

Mm-hmm. Megan, right? That's her name? I ain't making that up. Yeah, Megan. Yeah. Grace, my oldest, told me she was going to be smexy. Y'all know about smexy?

No. What's smexy? Smart and sexy. Oh. Oh. Oh. Sexy Mexican. Yeah.

That's not like what? Okay. All right. Oh. Oh. Sexy Mexican. Yeah. So I'm like, what? Okay. All right. I get it. My kids are the Alice in the Wonderland. Alice and the Wonderland?

Well, the whole little theme. Alice in the Wonderland. You know, they had different characters in that movie. Okay. Okay.

That's who we were. So, yeah, they're on their way to school now. They're super duper excited. They were up early getting ready. Like,

it's exciting for them. Do you yeah, they're on their way to school now. They're super duper excited. They were up early getting ready. Like, it's exciting for them. Do you know some towns ban Thanksgiving for teenagers? How cruel is that? Thanksgiving and Halloween. Oh, damn, you're right. Halloween for teenagers? Yeah, Chesapeake, Virginia. Yes.

Oh, really? So you can't go out, you can't do nothing. We're going to talk about it during donkey today. But yes, it's disgusting. How you ban Halloween for teenagers, man? Like, people have their fun. Places in Illinois. Yeah, we'll discuss in a second.

And we got rumors on the way. And also, too, make sure you watch me on The Daily Show tonight. Salute to everybody that tuned in last night to watch me on Comedy Central at 11 p.m. Drop a bomb for Charlamagne. Congresswoman Nancy Mace of South Carolina was on last night. And my guy, Rich Paul, will be joining us tonight. Dope. Yes.

Dope, dope, dope, dope. Now, we got rumors on the way. What are we talking about? Yes, we're talking about Jeezy. We're going to talk about Summer Walker and Lil' Meech and a couple other things. All right. We'll get to that next. So don't move.

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Giselle Bryant is our special guest co-host this morning. And let's get to the rumors. Yeah, yeah, yo. Wow. You see my name, Giselle Bryant. This is all rumors. Tell us, tell us, man. This is is the rumor report because i'm the word on the street and i have a lot to drop on the breakfast club i'm trying to use my platform for something

there you go yes you on yourself you on oh i'm on it's me it Okay. All right. You're just sexing away. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. That was my contractor. Okay. So, Boosie is in the news. He wants to urge Dwight Howard to give more details on his sexuality. Just come on out with it. It's a new day and new age. Boosie recently sat

down with DJ Vlad for a Vlad TV interview. And during the conversation, DJ Vlad brought Boosie up to speed with the Dwight Howard shenanigans, the recent allegations, all the things. And here's what he had to say. Why do you think Dwight is ducking it like this?

This is kind of a cool time to be gay right now. He probably make more money than what he making. He's tall. He'll be like the statue. Especially for somebody who was that physical at one time. I mean, he's probably a Hall of Famer, right? I tall he'll be like the statue especially for somebody who was that physical at one time i mean he's probably a hall of famer right i think he should be yeah absolutely tell him uh confess to the press stop playing real man you like you like you like confess to the press man i mean it ain't this ain't 1990 this ain't you know you ain't, you know, you ain't nobody. You're not going to be banned from certain shit.

I mean, he don't want to face the backlash. That's what I think. Because, you know, the last couple of years, he's been talking shit to all the players. Now the table's been turned. And, I mean, those guys you talk shit about, they're going to have something to say. Well, that's encouraging.

That's exactly what I was waiting for. I knew that's what Dwight needed. Those good words from Vlad TV and Boosie knew that's what dwight needed those good words from vlad tv and boosie that's what dwight needed you know to have the strength and the confidence to live his truth i like confess to the press that's gonna be my new tagline confess to the press confess to the press the reality is dwight howard don't owe nobody no type of explanation dwight howard don't got to tell us the details of nothing nope what happens in his bedroom is in his bedroom that's his business but if he wants to, that's his choice.

Exactly, but it has to be his choice. I feel like everybody just want to push him out. But if what happens in your bedroom affects your professional life, don't we have to talk about it? I think because of the legal stuff surrounding the situation. But didn't he have a

butt injury? A butt injury? Yes. Am I making this up? I think you're making this up, but I like it. um a butt um injury a what injury a butt injury yes what you talking am i making this up i think you're making this up but i like it he had a butt injury and and somebody can look this up as we're talking and um whoever he was playing for at the time came out and said he's not playing for a little while because he has a butt injury what you mean butt injury like they saw this in the butt i'm to Google this. Butt injury equals anal stitches. I'm going to Google this. Shut up. I'm going to Google this. If this computer ever gets

confiscated for any reason, just know that I'm Googling Dwight Howard ass injury for research purposes. He said anal stitches. I'm saying butt injury equals anal stitches. It says Dwight Howard's back sore and it turned out to be a butt injury.

Yep. Thank you. Thank you. Can I get a bomb drop or something? Yeah, you got a bomb drop. Yeah, it says Washington Wizard Center. Dwight Howard visited a specialist in New York and had piriformis injury, which is a muscle in the buttocks.

The injury isn't serious and Howard will continue treatment. Okay, so... It's a muscle in the ass. So I'm thinking that what happened in your private bedroom, like, filtered out into your professional life. Because butt injury equals anal stitches.

I'm sorry. No. They don't anal stitches. How you just got those anal stitches on that man? It's a muscle in the butt that runs diagonally from the lower spine to the upper surface of the femur. Okay. All right. Well, allegedly, and that's what it is.

Okay. So it feels like back pain, it starts uh in the ass okay all right but nobody questioned it for the record when y'all didn't even know about it nobody even talked about it because they knew what it was anal stitches i don't be worried about nobody ass but mine hey ma no i don't you be on my all day that's what you want go ahead okay as we move on gz has announced his departure from def jam after being signed to def jam for nearly 20 years gz announced he'll be leaving the label and doing a double album release later this week the double album which is called i might forgive

but i don't forget that's gonna be my new tagline. Damn, I hope that ain't the Jenny Ma. And it will be released independently under CTE New World imprint on November 3rd. Actually, when's November 3rd? When's next week? Friday. This is Friday. This is Friday. GZ has been with Def Jam since 2005 and has released every album since then in partnership with them.

So in 2020, he did something with his deal and he also signed a consultant yeah he restructured the deal and he also was supposed to be a consultant for i believe at one time right i love that um so album number one i might forgive it has 15 tracks jeannie better watch out wait a minute and then the second album but i don't forget we'll have 14 tracks so this is like i like this though i'm not mad at it i'm not mad at that at all but okay so does that mean he gets all the money he doesn't have to split the money with anybody no he doesn't have to split it whatever not even not even genie ma well i don't know about that i don't know what was in there prenup but i don't i don't think gz needs a label i mean he's he's at a point in his career where it doesn't matter.

People are going to support Jeezy regardless. He doesn't need the huge. He has the relationships. He doesn't need the label to call for any artists or any clearances or any media or any press. So now it's time for him to make all the money. Spread his wings and fly. Are labels even necessary these days? Yes.

You still feel like they're necessary? Absolutely. Absolutely. But I think somebody with Jeezy who's been in the industry over 20 years yeah i don't think he needs it as some of these newer artists would i think labels are necessary if they start bringing back some of the things labels used to do like having a and r's you know teaching actual artist development right you know if they do stuff like that yeah but what what artist just said he finally used the a and r for the first time offset yeah and he said it helped him a lot. So that helped with Offset.

I think Cardi B uses A&R, I believe. You can tell. Brooklyn Johnny, right? City Girls uses A&Rs, I believe. So yeah, I think you do need an A&R sometimes to help you pick the beats, to find beats, to step outside the box, to maybe put you on lanes that you weren't thinking of. If you have labels where people actually do work, and all of these things we're talking about still exist, like the A&Rs.

Marketing, promotion. My guy, Wayno about still exist. Like the A&R. Marketing, promotion. My guy, Wayno. Wayno's a great A&R. My guy, Wayno. People like that. I mean, it makes sense. Yeah.

You know? I agree. But just to be signing the sign? No. I think it helped, like, with Cardi B and Offset. I don't know this, but I feel like they have grown into who they are. They've, like, they've polished them up, so to speak. There's been help with diction and subject subject verb conjugation okay moving on so

jada chavez am i saying that right chavez jada jada jada jada jada she trolls summer walker for getting back with low meach okay so this is kind of like you got to watch what you say summer walker and low meach were publicly dating when they broke up a few months ago Summer Walker brought Jada Waiter's name up in the announcement and she said tried my best to be a Jada Waiter but I couldn't. It was cute though. I wish him the best.

In other words she's saying Lil Meach was cheating and it seems as if Jada Waiter and her dude Lil Baby always are together after Lil Baby's been cheating supposedly. Allegedly. Black men don't cheat so I don't even listen to stuff like this.

No. So then Jada came back. Wait a minute. She said, I learned my lesson after one kid MF is around here starting their own trends trying to insert me in for laughs on a shade room. No. And then she has like an emoji face. Okay.

Emoji face laughing. I feel like Jada was minding her business. And Summer Walker in search of herself to make Jada the story. When it's just Summer's story. You're back with your dude. The end. So Summer's back with Lil' Meech. Yes.

Okay. Yes. And they're going this year, Halloween couple, Jada and Will. I like that. I just made that up. Oh. Yes. I like that.

All right. Well, that is your rumor report. Charlamagne, who are you giving that down? Katu? Man, four after the hour, man. We need all of these towns who are banning trick-or-treating for teenagers to come to the front of the congregation. We would like to have a word with them. This is disgusting.

All right. We'll get to that next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will front of the congregation. We would like to have a word with them. This is disgusting. All right, we'll get to that next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. First, it was donkey up the deep. Made it.

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

Well, Jess Hilarious, Donkey of the Day for Tuesday, October 31st. Halloween goes to all you towns who have banned trick-or-treating for teenagers. Yes, this is true. Some towns ban older kids from trick-or-treating on Halloween. Yes, I was reading an article on NPR and it was about how in some U.S. towns it's illegal for teenagers and, of course, adults to indulge in Halloween. One city, what's it called, Chesapeake? Chesapeake, Virginia. Chesapeake, Virginia actually threatened jail time for teens until recently there was a 1970s law in the books threatening any teen caught trick-or-treating with up to six months in jail and they still to this

day have a statute that says kids over 14 who trick-or-treat are guilty of a misdemeanor other towns I've never heard of like Jacksonville Illinois rain Louisiana both banned kids who are 13 or older from trick-or-treating okay Belleville Illinois has a Halloween solicitation which forbids anyone above eighth grade from going trick-or-treating. Okay, Belleville, Illinois has a Halloween solicitation which forbids anyone above eighth grade from going trick-or-treating. If you're over 12, you have to get permission from the mayor of the chief of police

if they want to wear a mask or disguise. Come on, man. Many city ordinances also impose time limits. I don't agree with any of this. Okay, Halloween is not just for kids. Well, let's go to KHOU11 for the report, please. It's a new law. It's a law in a part of Virginia that puts to rest the question of how old is too old to go trick-or-treating.

There's now an official age to stop trick-or-treating. In part of Virginia, the last year to trick-or-treat is 12. I disagree. Uh-uh. You're risking jail time. That's according to HRC.com. It says anyone 13 and older can be sent to jail for up to six months come on man in cities like newport going door to door after 12 is a criminal offense we're talking class four

misdemeanor plus parents aren't allowed to wear masks either just in case they get tempted to go out and trick-or-treat with their kids so no matter the age trick-or-treating after 8 p.m can land you behind bars for up to 30 days. Is Halloween just a holiday for kids? Why are these towns trying to steal the joy that teenagers and adults also feel around Halloween? There's something about dressing up. There's something about being your favorite superhero, your favorite cartoon character, your favorite wrestler. Myself, I am supposed to be Ric Flair today.

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Alright Shedding is normal It should be expected However excessive shedding Is an indication That the wig is poorly constructed Is this wig A little poorly constructed

Yes Absolutely Giselle She's supposed to be blonde Party city Okay This wig is clearly Poorly constructed Everyone keeps asking me If I'm a founding father No I'm the nature boy Yes. Absolutely. Giselle, okay. She's supposed to be blonde? Party City. Okay. This wig is clearly poorly constructed.

Everyone keeps asking me if I'm a founding father. No, I'm the nature boy, Ric Flair. Woo! Best part of this costume is this WCW replica championship belt. All right? It didn't come with this costume. I ordered this from somewhere else, okay? And if it is giving junkie, I need to pawn this belt.

But all I'm trying to say is Halloween is fun for all ages. Don't steal the joy away from these teenagers. They are still teenagers. Why restrict them from having a good time? What are they supposed to do on Halloween? Be chaperones? Lookouts? You want them at the door giving out candy? Being sad because they wish they was out there tricking and treating?

This is wrong. Look at how happy we are in here today. Look at Red. Look at him. He's a Puerto Rican Spider-Man. Stand up, Red. Come on, man. Look at him. He's a Puerto Rican Spider-Man. Stand up, Red. Come on, man. Look at him. That's the Puerto Rican Spider-Man right there. All right?

Then we have Brandon. Where's Brandon? Come here, Brandon. Come here, Brandon. Brandon's supposed to be 50 cent. More like a quarter. Okay? Don't let the SWAT outfit fool you.

It says SWAT on the front. Okay? And if you don't get scared. Sim, where's Sim at? Sim, come here, Sim at Sim come here Sim Sim's supposed to be Now Who y'all think

Sim's supposed to be That's Nicki Minaj Absolutely She supposed to be Nicki Minaj I'm broke Nicki Yeah she giving Junkie energy too

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That's good attention to detail Sid is a banana Sid stand up Sid Show him Do the thing you came in here screaming I don't have my Morocco's but It's peanut butter

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Wobble baby Wobble baby Wobble baby Wobble baby Wobble baby Look at him He a big old cabbie Wobble baby Wobble baby Wobble baby Wobble, baby. Wobble, baby. Wobble, baby. Wobble, baby. Wobble, baby. Wobble, baby. Wobble, baby. Look at him. He a big old cabbie. Wobble, baby.

Wobble, baby. Wobble, baby. Wobble, baby. Look at all of us, man. This is a combined age of 169 years old, and we are having a ball because being normal is vastly overrated, okay? Halloween gives you the opportunity to express yourself in ways you don't do any other day throughout the year.

To all you small towns banning Halloween for teenagers, you are suppressing these kids' creativity because Halloween is not only about putting on a costume, it's about finding the imagination and costume within ourselves. Please give all these small towns who have banned trick-or-treating for teenagers the biggest hee-haw. Hee-haw. Hee-haw. All right.

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I like that He ashy everywhere Except for his lips I like that Art I like that I like that I don't know what you just said But I like that

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Well 800-585-1051 How old is too old To be trick or treating? Or even just to be Dressing up and enjoying yourself No it's a difference You think? Yeah you can dress up

and you can, you know, do whatever you want to do. But trick-or-treating, it's got to be age limit. I don't want to see no high schoolers trick-or-treating. Let's talk about it. Nah, let's talk about it

when we come back. 800-585-1051. How old is too old to be trick-or-treating? You can get out of character, Art. Art's still in character. Look at him.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We have Giselle Bryant here. She's our special guest host.

Now, Charlamagne gave Donkey the day to who, Charlam? Man, it's a bunch of towns, a lot of small towns, who have banned trick-or-treating for teenagers. Correct. Yeah, and I mean, some cities, they even give you jail time, which I think is just insane, you know, for kids. Like, you got to let kids be kids. Like, what's wrong with allowing teenagers to go out and express themselves on Halloween?

Well, I don't mind teenagers dressing up, but I do mind teenagers trick-or-treating. I do. I think they should be aged. I think middle school, after middle school, it should be done. Why? I think you're too old. You shouldn't be running around at 17, 18 years old ringing people's doorbells, trick or treating. Absolutely not.

No way. Absolutely not. Kids, yes, but not no teenagers. You can go buy your own candy daddy. You can drive. You said teenagers were 13, 14, 15? No, I'm talking about, I said middle school. Middle school is cool, but when you get to high school, no more.

Oh, no, I think middle school. Middle school because you're reckless in middle school. You're doing the most in middle school. And I don't want a middle schooler because middle schoolers today are not the same as they were yesterday but middle school could be 12 13 and 14 right don't come knocking at my door 12 years old 13 don't come knocking at my door wow so do you think we should have like other events for them absolutely there should be like little middle school parties things like that and i think that okay first of all send them to to jail is egregious and that's a like, what kind of jail are you going to?

Middle school jail? Like, that's crazy. That's crazy. But they should not be able, if you're going to go trick-or-treating, you can't wear a mask, like, covering your face. I think that that's time out. Because I got a, one of my, my daughter is going to be a middle schooler next year. And she's still a child. Like, she still enjoys trick-or-treating.

She is dressed up now. And I think middle school is still at her age, yes. I think high school, no way. Once you go to high school, you should be going to parties. You shouldn't be ringing the same doorbell as kids. You should go to parties. That makes sense.

I can see that. But yeah, there should probably be something a little bit more, I don't want to say grown because they're not grown, but something a little for older kids. Right. For older kids. Right.

And get them out the streets. Like, why do you even want your middle schooler walking around? Because they're going to want but something a little for older kids. Right. For older kids. Right. And get them out the streets. Like, why do you even want your middle schooler walking around? Because they're going to want to walk around by themselves. They're at that age. That's a no. Yeah. And I'm going to be honest with you, man. The way my nerves are set up nowadays, like, you know, you pay attention to things, right?

If you're out and about and you see an adult with some kids on Halloween, that makes sense. You see a group of, you know, teenagers and they just all masked up and you like okay what's y'all up to you know you and just in your mind you feel like they might be up to no good you know that's probably my fault and because they might not be doing anything but trick-or-treating but you know no that's probably because you probably did some stupid ish when you was a kid at that age wearing masks i never celebrated halloween oh a lot of this is suppressed because i grew up jehovah witness a lot of what you see now is what I didn't get to do when I was young. That's why you have on feathers?

Probably. Okay, gotcha. In New York, it was, you know, the teenagers. Halloween was always bad in New York City growing up as a kid. Mischief night, they used to call it, right? I don't even know what the mischief night or what it was. But they used to throw eggs at anybody on the bus. They used to use Nair, take off people's hair, spray paint.

It used to be very bad in New York City. They cleaned it up a lot, but it used to be very bad in New York City they cleaned it up a lot but it used to be bad to the point where they wouldn't sell eggs around Halloween because they didn't or you had to be of age

to buy eggs like 21 years old to buy eggs like New York was crazy and if you went to Catholic school public school kids would terrorize

Catholic school kids on the bus if you had on crease pants oh you're going home with eggs on your back your hair your eyes

everything it wasn't what happened to the streetlights you should go home with eggs on your back, your hair, your eyes, everything. It wasn't... What happened to the street lights? You should go home by the time the street lights come on. Yeah. You should be home. What happened to the street lights? The street lights. You know when the street lights come on? Yeah, there's still street lights. Yeah, but you can't... If it's dark...

You got a trick-or-treat at night, though. You don't know when the light's still out? You just need to be done by like 6.30. That's right. Okay. Well, let's go to the phone lines. lines hello who's this here what's up what's up chav salamay what's up miss brian how you doing good that's good that's good i'm calling to talk about the age uh for halloween so i stopped probably at like 19 years old but you too i was also 10 years-treating. I also was 10 years

older than my little sister. So, I used to take her trick-or-treating with me but always made sure that I had my own little pillowcase to get my own candy.

You like Snickers, don't you? I love Snickers. I love Snickers. It got all the veins in it and the nuts with the caramel. It's happening.

What is happening right now? What is going on? What the hell is wrong with y'all? But Charlamagne, you knew exactly where he was going with this. How did you know? They're partners. Travis and Kansan like me.

They're partners. Me and Trav got a connection. Clearly. They're partners. Clearly. A Snickers connection. They are partners. Hello, who's this?

I'm confused. This is Ray B from Warren Soup City. Hey, Ray. What's up, man? We're talking about how old is too old to be trick-or-treating. Uh Ray B From Warren Soup City Hey Ray What's up man We're talking about How old is too old To be trick or treating Like I said

At least around 14 You know what I'm saying Cause Everybody get that Sweet mouth Everybody got that what That sweet mouth When you

You already know You just want some sweet Sweet tooth Sweet tooth Sweet tooth You couldn't Refer to these little kids as sweet mouth? Already you're the second offender now.

Yes. The hell wrong with you? Everybody got a sweet mouth. Wow. And the way he said it. The hell? You laughing weird for me, bro. Yeah.

I ain't never heard that in my life. That was horrible. Sweet mouth. Sweet mouth. Sweet mouth. What comes out of that sweet mouth? Or goes in the sweet mouth? Let's move on.

Tanya, imagine your nickname Sweet Mouth on Halloween in prison. Jesus. Hello, good morning. Good morning. We're asking how old is too old to be trick-or-treating? Well, first I want to say I'm so happy I got to see you guys every morning. But I feel like at least over 18, because I

heard you say not high school students, but I feel like that's a problem. We always stop allowing them to enjoy themselves and be kids. I feel like they can still trick-or-treat, but absolutely over 18 is cool. Now look, some of these 18-year-olds are probably bigger than your husband if you got a husband. They come to your door and talk about trick-or-treat. What you gonna do?

I could tell if kids are in school or not now with the mask on no the ones that go into school with a mask i think you know you know what now that i think about it it might need to be designated areas right like if you a certain age you probably trick-or-treat in one area if you like a little kid you probably trick-or-treat in another area right like i know it didn't be i know area Envy talk about because we live in the same area. It's like, they're the designated area for the trick-or-treaters. So I get it. That could work.

But no mask. As I said, take your mask off. Yes, take your mask off. Yes. They come near you with a mask on. Talk about trick-or-treating. Nah, B. I'm not open to that. What's the perfect time to ride somebody? When you think it's a trick-or-treating. Nah, B, I'm not open. But you know it's trick-or-treating. Yeah, you got to be open. You know what's the perfect time to ride somebody? When you think it's a trick-or-treat.

Halloween night. But I'm thinking about the area that we be in. Like, it's a thing. It's an event. Correct. They close the block. They close the streets. It's police.

Oh, so it's not trick-or-treating. You've been lying this whole time. This is not trick-or-treating. That is called, that's kind of trunk-or-treat. No, no, no. That's an event. No, Giselle, right? Because there's cops everywhere.

But you go house-to-house, though. They just close the whole block, the whole neighborhood out. But most people don't have that. No, no, no. That's an event. It's all right because there's cops everywhere. But you go house to house, though. They just close the whole neighborhood out. But most people don't have that. No, no, no. So if you're just at home and somebody just knocks on your door and you're looking and they got on a screen mask and they're six feet tall. I'm not opening the door. That's a no.

But I'm just imagining in Queens where my mom wouldn't open the door. She'd look out the window and see the big... Nope. Nope. I'm going to hit that ring mic and say, go away. Yeah. Yes. By the way, that's old school anyway.

You're supposed to get a bucket of candy, put it on the porch, take one. You put a sign that says take one. That never works. They take the whole bucket. Yes. That's why. The first person. I didn't do more candy.

I didn't do more candy then. I did my due diligence. 800-585-1051. How old is too old to trick or treat? Let's talk about it. It's the breakfast. Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max.

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We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you're just joining us, Giselle Bryan, our special guest host, is here today. Charlamagne gave Donkey the day to who? These small towns, man, who have banned trick-or-treating for teenagers, man. It's disgusting out here. All right, so we're asking, how old is too old to trick-or-treat? Hello, who's this? Adriana.

Hey, Adriana, how old is too old to trick-or-treat? Well, it's not too old. The oldest is 17. I would say 16 because due to the fact that, you know, depending on how you're raising your kids, you know, some 17-year-olds do act like 17-year-olds. But then you also got some 17-year-olds out here

putting matches on doing B&E. So, it all depends on what type of town and how you being raised on where you gotta be judged by, you know what I mean,

like putting a costume on. Jail time, that's OD. Yes. That's OD, man. You trying to f*** somebody's life up. You trying to f*** somebody's life up. You trying to f*** somebody's life up, for real. Okay, all right.

You calling from Philly. I can hear the Philly in your voice. You from Philly, right? I'm from Newark. Oh, Newark. Okay, okay, okay. Salute to Newark. Love Newark.

Thank you, my man. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's up? It's Mr. Thomas. Mr. Thomas. How old is too old to be trick-or-treating? I mean, I'd say about 13, 14. But I'll say this.

I don't agree with them trying to knock kids up for it, but I get why they're doing it. Like, when we was younger, man, we used to toilet paper people houses and egg houses. Hey, man, stop telling all them low-country secrets, man. What's wrong with you? Keep it real, Charlotte, man. You know what's up with it. I ain't know nothing. I ain't know what you're doing.

That's why they're doing it, bro, they just they don't want kids terrorizing neighborhoods but locking kids up for going out that's crazy that's wild six months that's wild then the toilet paper will be stuck on them trees for weeks yeah we used to do it i ain't no friend you know statue of limitation over we used to do it i bet you we won't be egging nobody's house now how expensive his eggs is. Oh, yeah, yeah. As expensive as toilet paper is everything expensive now. You ain't lying.

Right. Hello, who's this? Wayna. Hey, Wayna, good morning. How old is too old to be trick-or-treating? I don't think there should be an age.

There are certain things that need to be considered when you're talking about the dynamics of a child, like special needs. Physically, they may be at the age where they are an adult but cognitively they're not um it's a threat for them not to be able to go just because they don't you know progress to the age that they actually are they are special needs and then also the aspect of a parent being able to get

their child acclimated um sometimes it takes that big sister, big brother, mother to dress up right with them to actually be able to get them used to that. Why should those two things be, you know, not afforded to a family because of a law? That's right. I will say this, though. If I think an adult is with a child, I think it's different. Yes. You know what I mean?

So if an adult is with a child, adult is with a teenager, I think people look at it differently. But if it's just a bunch of teenagers at 16, 17, 18, 19 going around trick-or-treating, that's why I think it gets a little crazy. But even with a special needs child, with a special needs child, you're going to go, as an adult, you're going to go with that child door-to-door, correct? I would hope so. Or you may go with, if you want to talk about inclusion because I have a special needs child, you may want them to go among their peers because you don't know their functional level. So all the special needs together? No, they need a chaperone. No, they need a chaperone here. I'm going to say something stupid.

Say it yourself. I said they need a chaperone. Yes. That's crazy, man. Yes. Yes That's crazy man Yes I mean I guess It's based on the children That you're talking about Because Yeah I just wouldn't I just wouldn't let a group

Of special needs kids Roam around by they self With no chaperone No chaperone on Halloween No Because you know God forbid you know Some type of episode happens

The people that they're dealing with Don't know those people With special needs Yeah maybe I got This topic confused I thought they were saying That they just couldn't go at all Not that in certain instances They can't go by their selves No no no we're just saying how old is too old when we talk about kids going on their own. Yeah, because these towns are banning trick-or-treating for teenagers.

Yeah, yeah. It's still like, I mean, it should be aborted. You just never know. That could be the kid in somebody. That could be their life. That could be what, you know, moves them. So why should they not be ab to that because i agree but if i feel like if you feel like as a parent i'm sorry if you feel like you're taking it or something away from your child

then do something for them at home like there's nothing wrong with that invite their friends over to your house y'all can have a little trick-or-treating little partay in the house yeah i agree um but no we we don't allow you wouldn't allow special needs kids to just be unsupervised in the streets like absolutely not what is happening here stop like what are we doing y'all no what's the moral of the story if there's more the story is let kids be kids and let kids enjoy halloween man you know what i mean halloween don't stifle kids creativity let them flourish you know let them express themselves. Let them showcase their imaginations. I want that same energy for Christmas. Oh, yes.

That same energy for Christmas. What energy for Christmas? Because when I say let kids flourish, let them dream of Santa. Just that. You'd be like, bah humbug. Yeah, because Santa ain't real. See? Very much so.

Not real. Santa is real. My kids never believed in Santa. Y'all better stop it. Why? Stop it. I'm a lot of kids. Stop it.

No, I wasn't going to do that to my kids. All right. Believing in the white man. Rumors on the way. That's right. All this hard work we do, and you're going to give the white man a fat white man credit? No. You know what I mean?

I want all the credit. I brought these gifts. Come on. Telling your kid that Santa's going to come down the chimney, and you ain't even got no damn chimney. No. And then what about when the kid writes the whole list to Santa and don't get nothing on the list?

Then what? We have rumors on the way? Yes, we have plenty of rumors, and we're going to talk about them when we come back. And it's not going to be Santa. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne

the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Giselle Bryant is here, our special guest co-host. And let's get to the rumors. Yes. This is the rumors. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yo. Wow. Man. Right. This is all rumors. Tell us.

Made it. This is the rumor report. Because I'm the word on the street. And I have a lot to drop. On the breakfast club. I'm trying to use my platform for something. There you go. Yeah.

Yes, indeed. So many rumors out here in these streets okay so next up is Tyrese's ex-wife who reflects on her role in the messy divorce so Tyrese Tyrese's ex-wife Samantha Lee released some videos over the weekend admitting that she played a role in how messy her divorce is from Tyrese Tyrese so these videos were seemingly in response to the backlash that she received from saying she would not have divorced Tyrese if it wasn't for the people that were in her ear. And we all have people in our ear. So this is what she had to say.

I took accountability in that interview. I don't take anything back that I said. When you grow and you learn and you're in relationships with people and you go from those relationships and you grow from those relationships, you have to take accountability for what you did and your part in it. It's not healthy to always blame other people. You have to own your stuff and let that be that. And that's what I'm going to do.

And so you can say whatever you want about me. Most of you guys don't know half of the story. You don't need to know half the story. All you need to know is that I took accountability and I'm glad that I did. I'm happy that I did. I don't take that back. There are things I could have done better. And hopefully somebody can learn from my mistakes.

That's real. That's beyond real. And I love that she did that. You know, when I got divorced, I for years just held him to be the person that that was the cause of our divorce, his infidelity, the lies that he was telling all that. And I never looked at myself to say that I could have played a part in this. It took me years to do that, maybe like 10 years. And finally, one day, I don't know, I was on the couch eating popcorn and I was like, you know what? I did some stuff too.

I played a part too. And it's two people in every marriage. So you can never just walk away from it saying, Hey, he was the one that was all the way wrong. She was the one that was all the way wrong. Both of you all are accountable for whatever happened. Why that's so hard for people to take accountability in relationships.

Well, he had the blaring um he did the blaring thing that was wrong right i was probably doing things that were wrong that were subtle things that were wrong you know i wasn't communicating at all i'm not really a good communicator in an intimate space so that's things that i had to work on to be better for the next dude okay yeah it's growth evolution yes absolutely um in other rumor news domino's is offering free pizza to customers with student loans i like this okay so domino's is attempting to ease the pain of student loan debt by offering free pizza to customers with debt they're giving one million dollars worth of pizzas away um i don't really believe them but that's what they said so according

to their tracker on their website they've already given away 372 000 dollars worth of pizza how they know i got student loan debt is there a card i'm sure there's an application i think they said online which you gotta yeah you gotta hit the link you gotta fill there's a little there's an application I think they said online Yeah you gotta hit the link You gotta fill it there's a little application I mean I wonder if you have to put your debt in there Like how much debt you have in there Something don't sound right about that Nah you probably gotta send a picture of what it is Or they gotta be able to check it somehow

Cause everybody will be sending it in right Well I mean okay so This goes up every day and by like 8.30 in the morning it's over for the day Like they run out for the day. I believe in kids hungry. People hungry. I don't know who's hungry for a pizza at 830.

But OK, dinner. You didn't save it for later. Oh, this this is very true. So you need to fill out an application to qualify for the pizza. And they're only giving away a certain amount of pizzas each day. The terms of the applications are unknown. Now, that's a problem. The promotion is going on until November 9th.

Okay. We're still free food, free pizza. I'm not mad at it. At least somebody trying to relieve y'all student loan debt out there. You know what I'm saying? Trying to take, not that they can, you know, help erase your debt,

but you know, they can take a little load off financially by giving you some free dinner. Some free pizza, yeah. And Biden is trying to help out too. We got to give a little shout out to Joe Biden. He's trying. He's getting blocked at every turn, but he is trying. Yes.

And because it's Halloween, Sexy Red said if anybody dresses up as her, you better make sure y'all get pregnant too. No. Y'all better not listen to Sexy Red. Sexy Red, stop. That's not what you want. Stop talking to the kids. That's not what y'all want. Nope. Okay. you be sexy red without being pregnant though you would have to be

pregnant that's part of the costume now no you could be it wouldn't be as fun we knew her when she's six months old six months ago sexy red sexy red it's still gonna be you want to be pregnant no pregnant sexy what i just saw i just saw her on stage in st louis on instagram with the baby i thought a doctor put on bed rest for a little bit. Unless that's an old video. She was on there barefoot and pregnant. That was a dope

Halloween costume. You stupid. What a cliche. All right. Well, that is your rumor report. Now, Charlamagne, Daily Show, day two.

Yes, tonight, 11 o'clock, Comedy Central. Rich Paul will be my guest tonight. Oh, my God. Are you going to wear that stupid-ass outfit tonight? No, man,

because I'm sneezing and shedding. You've been itching. Your hair's been itching. This has been a problem. What's that on your cheek? I don't know how y'all walk around.

I don't know how y'all do that. Because the wigs we wear are not synthetic, honey. Yeah, that's cheap. That's a cheap wig. I can tell by the construction this is a cheap wig, and I can tell by the way

it's shedding. It's a cheap wig. I'm going to be honest with you, man. This ain't no Ric Flair costume. I don't know who this person is. You were George Washington this morning. I'm going to be honest with you, man. This ain't no Ric Flair costume. I don't know who this person is. You were George Washington this morning. I'm trying to tell you. He's a founding father.

That says nature, boy. That's it. You sure? It might not even say nature. Let me make sure. It does. It does say nature. Yes.

All right. All right. Well, let's get to the People's Choice Mix. You know how we do it each and every Halloween. We get in and just have a little fun, a little Halloween-themed music. All right? It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Giselle Bryant is here, our special guest host today. Thanks for having me. Oh, thanks for joining us.

Appreciate you. Anytime. I missed you at Hampton this weekend. I know. I know. I saw my daughter at her homecoming. Was it better than ours? Way.

She didn't even say a little bit. She said way. In a different way. Okay. In a different way. But listen, there's nobody like Hampton. That's right.

And that's how we do. Okay. But they changed it a lot. They changed it a lot. I'll be there next year. No worries. It's been changed a lot. No worries.

I'm coming with all my people, my squad. And hopefully I'll have a child that is enrolled there. It's been changed a lot. No worries. I'm coming with all my people, my squad. And hopefully I'll have a child that is enrolled there. Okay. Yes. Cross our fingers. And listen, make sure you subscribe to the Reasonably Shady podcast. Hosted by Giselle Bryan and Robin Dixon on the Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast network.

And tonight you do host it again, day two, Daily Show. Yes, I'm hosting Daily Show tonight. Rich Paul is my special guest tonight. Nancy Mace, Congresswoman Nancy Mace was my guest last night. show yes i'm hosting daily show tonight uh rich paul is my special guest tonight nancy mace congresswoman nancy mace was my uh guest last night rich paul is my guest tonight on the daily show 11 p.m on comedy central and i won't be wearing this wig thank god no and what you got going on this weekend oh my gosh so much so i'm headed to las vegas to do bravo con this is i think the fourth year we're doing it and on on Sunday is season eight, season premiere of The Real Housewives of Potomac.

It will be on Bravo at 8 p.m. Okay. Yes. You're going to have to answer questions about that article, that Vanity Fair article. Yeah. And I'm going to tell them there was no news here. No news at all. And also, Reasonably Shady, which we're so happy to be on the Black Effect Podcast Network.

Absolutely. We drop every Monday. Hey. Yes. All right. And when we come back, we got the positive notes. So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning every Monday. Yes. Alright. And when we come back, we got the positive notes, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are

The Breakfast Club. Giselle Bryant is here, our special guest co-host. We got somebody on the line. We need to kick it with Charlamagne. Hello. Good morning, Katisha. Oh, good morning. Katisha Turnquist, Newport News, Virginia. What's happening? 757.

Oh. Let me make sure this is you now. Do you work as a claims analyst? I do. Are you a single mother of three kids? I am. Sadly, did your oldest son's father pass away? He did in July.

Well, I am sending you healing energy. I am sending you positive energy, love, and light. We're sending all our condolences, but more importantly, I want to congratulate you because we are taking care of your Amazon wish list. That's what we called for. Okay? Oh, thank you. Thank you. You got some toys,

some games, some Marvel stuff. You know I'm a big Marvel guy, so salute to all our friends at Amazon, and we hope that uh we are blessing you uh for this holiday season ma'am you are thank you so much all right katisha hold on one second uh and listen for everybody else make sure you log on to breakfast club online.com and register for your chance to have your wish list granted by the breakfast club and amazon all right when we come back we got the positive notice to Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Just reminding you guys to be safe out there today. You know, it's Halloween. Just be careful if you're taking the kids trick-or-treating.

You know, a lot of times, you know, we see those cars, but those cars might not see us. So just be very careful and we always advise you to check the candy when those kids get the candy because people out there are crazy.

That's right. And, you know, if you're going to give, if you're going to attempt to give edibles to people, you sick bastards, give them to the parents. You know what I'm saying? For real. Because people will be stressed out on that trick or treating. You know what I'm saying? So you give the kids the candy and give the parents edibles. Parents, take the edibles when you get home.

Don't take it with the kids. That's right. That's actually a really good idea. Like, we got to start thinking about the parents, too, when the parents come to your door with the kids you know i'm saying all the parents from water some bottled water something well you know the town where i used to live in uh like my about 10 years ago they used to do it where the parents would go in the house and go to the fridge and there would be bears beer in the fridge for the parents so parents would take a beer and run out the house and walk from house to house. Every house you get

a different beer. It was pretty cool. Yeah, I ain't letting you in my house now. Absolutely not. It's the neighborhood. It's your neighbors. Nah, no thank you.

Alright, well. You got a positive note? I do. And the positive note is simply this, man. Avoiding your triggers isn't healing. Okay, healing happens

when you're triggered and you're able to move through the pain, the pattern, and the story and walk your way to a different ending. Have a blessed day.

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Check it. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. On Thanksgiving Day, 1999, five-year-old Cuban boy Elian Gonzalez was found off the coast of Florida. And the question was, should the boy go back to his father in Cuba? Mr. Gonzalez wanted to go home and he wanted to take his son with him. Or stay with his relatives in Miami. Imagine that your mother died

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Every week, I or my co-host, Leah Rose, sit down with the artists you love to get unparalleled creative insight. Our new series is looking at one of the most influential jazz labels ever, Blue Note Records. You'll hear from artists like legendary bassist Ron Carter, singer-songwriter Noah Jones, and guitarist Julian Lodge.

Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, 1974. George Foreman was champion of the world. Ali was smart and he was handsome. The story behind The Rumble in the Jungle is like a Hollywood movie. But that is only half the world. Ali was smart and he was handsome. The story behind the Rumble in the Jungle is like a Hollywood movie. But that is only half the story. There's also James

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