The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Drake Fires Back at Media in Second Bobbi Althoff Interview, Cardi B Throws Pen Over Pregnancy Question + Donnell Rawlings Interview

Episode Date: September 3, 2025

Today on The Breakfast Club, we sit down for a very serious interview with Donnell Rawlings. Plus, Charlamagne Tha God gives Donkey of the Day to the tragic case of a man killed after a so-called 'friendly shootout' in Kevlar helmets went wrong. Listen for more!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Now he's insisting we get to know each other, but I just want her gone. Hold up. Isn't that against school policy? That seems inappropriate. Maybe find out how it ends by listening to the OK Storytime podcast and the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Culture eats strategy for breakfast, right? On a recent episode of Culture Raises Us, I was joined by Valicia Butterfield, media founder, political strategist, and tech powerhouse for a powerful conversation on storytelling, impact, and the intersections of culture and leadership. I am a free black woman.

From the Obama White House to Google to the Grammys, Valicia's journey is a master class. and shifting culture and using your voice to spark change. Listen to Culture Raises us on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to Pretty Private with Ebeney, the podcast where silence is broken and stories are set free. I'm Ebeney, and every Tuesday I'll be sharing all new anonymous stories that would challenge your perceptions

and give you new insight on the people around you. Every Tuesday, make sure you listen to Pretty Private from the Black Effect Podcast Network. tune in on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. 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, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, young man. Thank you, shaw, shaw, peace to the planet.

Guess what day it is. Guess what day it is? Is he birthday? That's my birthday. That's go! Yes, indeed. Yes. Happy born day, young man.

Thank you, sir. Absolutely. How did you bring it in? I was sleeping. Okay. I was sleeping, I was sleeping. You bought it in alive. That's the most important.

I was sleeping. You know, the kids, two of my kids had first day school yesterday. The other two had picture date and first day school today. Okay, damn, picture day in the beginning? Picked a day in the beginning. So, L.J., who does Lauren's hair as well, comes to the house and does all the girls' hair. So she was there late last night doing all the girls' hair. Damn, L.J.

Yeah. You just sent your kids in school looking terrible. No, no. No, no, she's not the one that do the horrible job. That girl was somewhere else. L.J. is the one who do Envy kids hair. He upgraded Lauren. He's the one that gave the new style.

So don't say it like that. Yeah, say, LJ used to do my kid's hair, and I put him on Lauren. Okay, all right. You made the same like Lauren did direct me. No, no, no, no, no. You're right, you're right. Hey, y'all. So, OJ comes to the house and does the kids here, and I watch the baby.

So me and the baby watch cartoons until we both fall asleep. Yes, okay. And we both fell asleep. But they woke up this morning, they were singing happy birthday and all types of and stuff like you know people say well what are you doing for your birthday i just love hanging with the fan like it's no better thing than before i wanted to party i wanted to go out i wanted a trip but now man i just enjoy my family and you're grateful we realize how grateful you are that's what's so happy 50 i'm definitely not 50 yet don't put that on me yet all right all right

well happy 40 to you then happy 40 to you i know right i'm 48 good job for 48 baby it's a great Looking good. Thank you so much. Well, today on the show, Donnell Rawlings will be joining us. He's definitely over 50. Yes, he's over. He's definitely over 50. And he'll be at the Stress Factory in New Brunswick this weekend. Yes. September 5th through to 7th. I'm going to be nice to

Donna. I'm going to try something new. I'm going to be nice to Dono. What you mean? It's going to be nice to him. I don't think you're capable. I can be capable. Be nice to him. Okay. I like that. You always likes a serious interview. Give it a serious interview. Let's do a real interview. You know what's birthday is today, too? August

Alcena. That's Donna's favorite artist. Yes. And did you see August Alcena's boog? Just claimed him. That's my man. Yes, he came over.

Like, that's my boyfriend. That's simple. That's simple. And he says, I'm the one that runs that relationship. Yes. I was thinking about that. That is a...

I don't be caring about nobody's sexuality, but I do want to know how you go from an entanglement some years ago. Okay. To now being with a boyfriend. Yeah.

I want to know, like, was that always there? Like, you know, I mean, I don't like the pride. Maybe it was always there. Maybe that helped him see. Okay. Biches ain't-ish.

You're saying maybe that's... She turned him? Yeah, maybe that was the straw that broke the camera's back. Maybe he was always thinking about, you know, being entangled with a guy. But, you know, it's Jada Pinkett. It's like, okay, even if I am gay,

it's Jada Pinkett. But after that, it was like, see, this is why I don't like y'all. And see, this is why I like asking questions. Yeah. You know, he's not just the same the whole thing? But what about if he was like Stacey?

You know, like Stacey that calls like, maybe what he needs by. Yeah, maybe he is. But Jada made him go bye-bye. Like over there. This is why I like questions. For good. That's all right.

We ain't going to never get to ask him. He don't like nobody. Yeah, we ain't going to never get him. But maybe he'll tell us one day. That's right. All right. Maybe he'll start a substack. What?

And write about it. What? Don't worry about it, old man. Okay, thank you. All right. Well, let's get to the front page news. And I just want to salute to the breakfast club staff and everybody up here. They had a bunch of balloons up here, the happy birthday.

And I just want to say, thank you. I appreciate you guys. Everybody up here. Sim Simmer. OVO Eli, Nick, Eddie, Red Sid, Brandon, thank you, so much. I guarantee you all that they may have nothing to do with it. I just didn't want to say, Sim. That's just you want to say, Sim.

Thank you, Sim. Salute to Sim. I guarantee you. Everybody you named and not have nothing to do it. All right. Thank you, Sam. What's up, Mimi? Good morning, y'all.

Happy birthday, Envy. Thank you so much. Of course. So we want to start this morning on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers are back from their month-long recess. recess and the clock is ticking now Congress has returned to Washington and lawmakers now have 14 legislative days to reach an agreement and prevent a government shutdown when funding expires on September 30th now both the House

and the Senate they are scheduled to be out the week of September 22nd and there's a growing pressure to pass at least a continuing resolution that's a short-term funding bill to keep the government running temporarily but even that won't be easy they're deep partisan divides over spending priorities health care funding and foreign aid cuts that are threatening to derail negotiations. Tensions, they ramped up after the Trump administration announced a plan for a $5 billion pocket rescission. A rescission is essentially the White House's request to cancel funding that Congress has

already approved. Now, normally, recisions require congressional approval, but the Trump administration is trying to bypass Congress entirely arguing it has the power to freeze and reclaim unused funds. Democrats, of course, they are furious, calling the move unconstitutional. The government accountability office, they agree, saying the administration's maneuver to bypass them violates federal law and undermines Congress's power of the purse. Now, at the center of the fight are the hardline House Republicans, especially members of the House Freedom Caucus, who are demanding major policy concessions in exchange for their votes. They want deeper cuts to domestic programs,

tighter border security measures and limits on foreign aid. Some also want policy riders attached to spending bills, which include things like rolling back clean energy programs, cutting diversity in inclusion initiatives, and restricting abortion-related funding. Democrats, led by majority leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader, Hakeem Jeffries, they are rejecting those demands

and warning that they would gut Medicaid, rural hospitals, student aid, and maternal health programs. So what this all means for you is that if Congress doesn't act by October 1st, the government will partially shut down, federal workers will miss paychecks, national parks, museums may close, food assistant, housing aids, and federal programs, health programs may face delays. So that's what's going on there. And moving on and staying in Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser,

She signed an executive order to continue working with the Trump administration on crime reduction efforts, even as questions grow this morning about the federal takeover of local law enforcement. Now, the order that she assigned, it establishes an emergency operation center to coordinate between city and federal agencies and says the partnership will continue to the maximum extent allowable by law. Now, Bowser, she noted that violent crime in D.C. has noticeably decreased since Trump's order. order a surge of federal officers and national troops into the city last month. And Trump's original 30-day emergency order is set to expire this week. But Bowser's directive, it leaves that door open for an extended collaboration.

So we know, of course, the White House is praising this move. And Trump at a press conference yesterday, he's also giving his thoughts and defending his approach. Let's listen to what he had to say. So let me tell you a little story about a place called D.C. District of Columbia, right here where we are, it's now a safe zone. If the governor of Illinois would call up, call me up, I would love to do it. Now, we're going to do it anyway. We have the right to do it because I have an obligation to protect this country. And that includes Baltimore. I saw where Governor Moore was asking me to take a walk down the street of Baltimore.

Well, Baltimore is a very unsafe place. It's rated number four in the city. One of the worst one of the most unsafe places anywhere in the world but you know we took care this was a beautiful thing that happened in washington because we showed we showed that it could be done yeah i don't think mayor bowser has much of a choice like if they're telling her things like they'll remove her you know if she doesn't comply you know and then if she wants to remain in power like she really has no choice but what kind of mayor are you if you have no real power anyway and also i don't want to have i don't want the military on american streets either but if you are mayor of of one these cities and the military on the streets is working,

how do you be against that? Like, what are you supposed to do in that situation? Yeah. Well, after an order yesterday, the military can no longer be in the military. The streets of California after a judge issued an injunction, and that only

applies for California. So we'll see what happens with other streets. We'll talk more at 7. So thanks, guys. All righty. Thank you, Mimi. Everybody else, get it off your chest. 800-585-105-1. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-58-1-105-1.

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Hello, who's this? Mr. Sherman, what's going on? Mr. Showman? What are, Mr. Showman? Oh, thank you, Bray, Envy. What's going on, Charlemagne Lagarde? Peace King, how are you? Good, just hilarious.

Good morning. What's going on, Nice, how are you? I'm good. I'm just calling this morning. I ain't called in a while, but, you know, yesterday I took my son for the post at B&V and all in New Jersey, and, you know, it didn't turn out too good as you being wrong, expired permit, whatever, but the instructor was just so appraising and just so, like, you know, callous and didn't care this.

old kids, you know, had a suffer of a setback. And my point is that, you know, my son got upset. And the reality is that, you know, young black men they don't have the luxury or capacity to be young and be in a film and

have it come out maybe the wrong way. He failed the road test? Huh? You said he failed the road test? Yeah, well, he didn't even get to the road test, because he had expired from me. So he didn't even get to the road test. They, they they said it was really expired, you were late for the appointment, you know, they scratched him.

He was in the car ready to go, and the guy, like, you know, asking him on, they were just drilling on. But the whole point, every, is that, you know, you and I have some, and I know just you have one, too. You know what I'm saying? But the thing about it is, I was so worried about my son being upset on this state property and how they went react to him had I not been around. And it's just sad that we live in a time. day in time where our sons can't afford

to be young men who maybe can't you know breast themselves the right way you know because it could it could have went less because of some in four years some cop seeing my son as a threat

and that's a real problem if this will happen that like now I'm determined to have myself and my son at Charlene's Mental Health Expo next month because we have to find a way to protect our son

even when we can't be there. You know, he's 18, he's an adult, but I can't be, I can't hold his hands in life, but I have to do my best to give him the tools on him to go out here and deal with this world

and make him aware of how this world sees him. That's right. You know, it was really scary, but like I said, you know, I don't know, I know my son. He's good with me, but the other people around him. Somebody just said the wrong thing. Oh, he's just, oh, he's acting out.

And then all of a sudden they think is to just neutralize the perceived threat. Well, that's why you're going to bring him to the Mental Welfth Expo, October 11th in Newark, New Jersey, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., man, so he can acquire some of those tools. It'll be at the Joel and Diane Bloom, Wellness and Event Center at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, man. It's a day of mental health education and healing. That's all we're going to do, provide. those tools you know he needs to hear from he needs to hear from my man jason wilson jason will be there

uh and i'll be and i appreciate you for doing that and again and it's a free event it's a free event free event yes sir d a tv you're listening in this game i've caught on you a hard time but your legend in this game you've been around for a long time have a beautiful family you love your too you love your family it's their birthday today i celebrate you know and i appreciate it you can't congrats thank you brother and you know and i appreciate it

accept at all. I just want to tell you, too, this is also a learning lesson with your son. You make sure that he knows when whatever he does, he crosses his T's and die his eyes so that, you know, he doesn't have those problems. Or if he does get pulled over or something does happen, he knows that his information is right because he did what he was supposed to do. And that's a good learning lesson for him as well, you know? Yes, sir. Thank you for the love, brother. I appreciate you, Mr. Showmoney. Yes, sir. Yes, have a good day, love. You too, babe. Thank you. Get it off your chest. 8-85-105-10. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club

This is your time to get it off your chest Whether you're mad or blessed I hate the way that you walk, the way that you talk I hate the way that you dress Everything with me is best Call up next 800 585-105151 Not just me

I'm what the coach of feeling Hello who's this Hi my name's Bobby Hey Bobby, good morning Good morning I want to wish you a happy birthday PJ Envy Oh thank you Bobby I appreciate it

What are you calling from? Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh. Okay, well, thank you so much. Hey. I've called the show a couple of times now. Jesse gave me tickets to my very first comedy show, and you were definitely hilarious.

Thank you, girl. I really appreciated it. Definitely recommend anybody to go see her. You will not be disappointed. Oh, girl, he wasn't. I know that's right, girl. You've got to call up here telling him that I'm funny, because I'm going to be in Baltimore.

this weekend at the Baltimore Comedy Factory. So get your tickets if you haven't yet. Jasselarius Official.com. We got five shows this weekend, Baltimore. And also you're going to Ohio soon. I will be in Ohio. Yes, next weekend I'll be in Cleveland. I need some tickets.

Andrew, you know, Madison's boyfriend. Yes. His family is from Ohio. And they reached out and it was like, you're coming to their city and they wanted some tickets. Are they from Cleveland? They're from, I'm not sure what part of Ohio,

but it's close to Cleveland. Well, it's close to Cleveland. Well, I'll be in Tennessee. They don't know what part of Ohio. Maybe they're within driving distance. Yes, I'll be in Cleveland at the Improv next Saturday and Sunday. So get those tickets as well. No, next Friday and Saturday.

Okay. So get the ticket. So his mama called me and says she wanted some tickets, if that's okay. That is okay. Hello, who's this? Good morning. Good morning. What's Jerome?

What up, Jerome? He sound like a Jerome. Who are on it? It sounds like a Jerome. I love you. I love this. I love this. I love this.

I've been trying to get here for a long minute, man. But what I wanted to talk to about the day, is that in the military in Chicago is not a good idea I don't believe that you've got those young kids out there they're strapped up

everything to think of and they're ready to go to war no they're not like they do this day no they're not my brother and we got to stop lying the military and I don't want the military

on the American streets either but the military is going to go there and they're going to fall in line because the reality is all they do is go to war with each other We go to war with each other. They're not about to go to war with no goddamn military. Anybody that believed that is a damn pool.

And by the way, prove, I don't know. I don't want to be proved wrong about that. I don't want to see y'all going to war with the military. But I know y'all not. I know y'all not. Hello, who's this? This is Felicia. Hey, Felicia.

Good morning. Get it off your chest, Felicia. I always get off my chest. I called a few weeks ago, I'm the blind girl who said people don't practice. Popper blinds and etiquette. Blind what etiquette? Blind person etiquette. Oh, blind person.

The person I'm with and not talking to me, like I'm not standing there. Yep. How you know, yes, I remember. How you know they're not talking to you? But she can hear. She doesn't see. She can hear. Oh, my God.

That's like somebody saying, hey, does the blind person need a seat? Instead of asking the blind person, do you need to see? Oh, got you. Yeah. Oh, yeah, like the intake person at a doctor's point that's my person that was with me, does she know what social student? I'm like, yes, I do. Well, maybe they're just assuming you blind and deaf.

I don't know. I know. I know. No, I ain't that. But it says you went on the cruise recently. It says you went on the cruise recently? You made the comment. You said, so basically when I stopped seeing, people stopped seeing me.

Yes. And a few days after that, I went to a dancey bank comedy. So he interacted with me and ended up making jokes with me and put me on his Instagram and TikTok. So I just wanted to talk about how I finally got seen, even though I can't see you. Like, I'm all over Instagram. I'm all over TikTok.

Well, did you make sure you was Slade, girl? Because if you all up on people, Instagrams and stuff, when people see you, you got to look good. How you know? They told me I was cute. And they're on my interview. You go to his Instagram. He put it up, he said, when a blind lady comes to your show.

And I have to see his comment. I was cute. Shout out to the table with me. Ma'am, Sholome has a question. Shalomane is raising his head. He's going to say, how does you read that? That's all I want to go. Who told you these about these comments, man?

She has friends. I'm not saying you're not cute. My friend is. You think she's blind, definitely? But if somebody had a negative comment, would her friend. I don't read the negative comments to people who can see, unless I want to laugh.

Oh, my God. So, why would I read the negative comments? They say you look but ugly. Like, they would never say anything negative. But other than that, everybody's getting to me on how well I interact with him. It's really funny. If you look on his podcast or his Instagram, you should say, I can find it.

I'm going to look. I was glad to find with you seen. Well, I'm happy Desi bought you joy. Sluke the Desi Bink. I'm glad he bought you some joy. I love that. You deserve all the joy. You deserve all the joy you can handle.

Get it off here, Chess. 800585-105-1. We got the latest with Lauren. I will let you know. Lauren set me $30 and I'm like, and I'm like, what's this for? She's like, go get yourself something Starbucks this morning or something.

Oh, thank you. Get your drinks every morning. Just a little something because I fell asleep and couldn't get you. Oh, well, thank you for the table. Be your birthday, envy. Thank you. I appreciate you.

I mean, I didn't give you nothing for your birthday. I don't care. Oh, you looking so sad. And bald, you got hair cut yesterday? I sure did. I sure that's right. Look, I can't even see where you. No, your hair line be kind of starting a little bit sometimes.

Yours doesn't. I wish I could say that to you. Yes, okay. I started on a hair line with. I really wish I could say that to you. One day, keep it up. If you're using the rights, right to water, whatever. Oh, my God.

That's not to be doing the rights water. You know what? It's still, but it worked. You know what? Okay, yes, we do got the latest with Lauren the Rosa coming up today. Because Drake got in bed with Bobby Athoff, you know, the podcast. I thought she retired. So I'm confused.

I think she came back and she's rebranded and this is like the kickoff interview. But he is tired. Y'all, y'all have made him talk about his BBL that he allegedly has, the culture of torture stuff, not talking to hip-hop journalist, like L.A., he got into all the things. So we don't get into it. I don't care. I know it. You don't care.

Yes, you do. You do care. I feel like there's one part where he was talking to you. There's another part where he was talking to someone. Not landing a bit, for real? He didn't say your name, but I know he's talking about you. We can get it all that when we come back. I'm not going to lie.

I watched like five minutes of it, and I couldn't watch anymore. It was just like so dry. It was very dry. It was an hour and a half. Yes. Watching two white people. It was no season. It was like, yo.

I didn't like it. But we'll talk about it when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club Morning, everybody, we are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the latest with Laura. Lauren becoming a straight fat.

Tell us, man. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody. She gets the details. I'm the home girl that knows a little bit about everything. She'd be having the latest on this. The latest with Lauren La Rosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes she has details, sometimes she have a little bit everything. Well, it's the latest.

On the breakfast club. Talk to me. So Drake sat that, well, Drake laid down for Not This Again with Bobby Attoff, the girl who does all the podcasting. And y'all remember the first time he sat and did this interview with her. People had a lot to say. They felt like he should be doing more interviews with hip-hop journalists and all the things. So this interview, he opens it up with addressing all of those comments. Let's take a listen to Drake on changing the interview landscape.

What we did, like it changed a lot of things for a lot of people. it was me essentially like just recognizing somebody that I never met in my life that I fully believed in that I thought was really interesting and I wanted to have an interesting conversation with it pissed off like so many like all these fucking losers you know like story journalists and like this guy and that guy who like feels so entitled to this interview about and Drake never does anything for like this type of media and it just like made people so angry. It changed a lot of things. It made people more comfortable to go sit down with somebody that they've never sat down with before, you know, like a Nikki Minaj, like, go to, like,

Kai Sinatra's house or, like, these musicians go to, like, a guy like Plac Boy, Max's studio and start making songs with him. Like, I feel like we did usher in the idea of just, like, you can be from two completely different walks of life. The goal is not to be, like, some unattainable d'htead for the, for your whole life. I don't think Drake and Bobby had anything to do with people going to screamless. I think streamless had. screamers are the reason people started going to screamers. The Kai Sinettes and the Black Boy Max is like

they're the reason that people go to screamers. Not because of Drake and Bobby. Altoff. Yeah. I think he more so is saying that like people try to, when he did the first interview, people try to make it seem like because she's like white and she doesn't know anything about hip hop and all the things. He shouldn't have been talking to her.

So he made people feel more comfortable going to people who might not even know who you are. Might not know as much about you as a story to hip hop journalist would. But I don't understand. That's not true though because the Black Boy Maxes and the Guys, they do know about these people. And that's the thing. That's why I don't make no sense.

Kaya knew about Nikki Minaj and was able to talk to her about her records and her album. Like what he does music. Yeah, Bobby knew nothing about his records. He knew who Drake was, but she didn't listen to the album, listened to the projects, know anything about it. And that's, you go to those because you get easy interviews. Ah, come on. Why is this taking so long?

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Well, Dakota, it's back to school week on the OK Storytime podcast, so we'll find out soon. This person writes, my boyfriend has been hanging out with his young professor a lot. He doesn't think it's a problem, but I don't trust her. Now, he's insisting we get to know each other, but I just want her gone. Now, hold up. Isn't that against school policy? That sounds totally inappropriate. Well, according to this person, this is her boyfriend's former professor and they're the same age.

And it's even more likely that they're cheating. insists there's nothing between them. I mean, do you believe him? Well, he's certainly trying to get this person to believe him because he now wants them both to meet. So, do we find out if this person's boyfriend really cheated with his professor or not? To hear the explosive finale, listen to the OK Storytime podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. I'm Hunter, host of Hunting for Answers on the Black Effect Podcast Network. Join me every weekday as I share bite-sized stories of missing and murdered black women and girls in America. There are several ways we can all do better at protecting black women.

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who he is. It was it's a different conversation because even in this conversation, he addressed a lot of things and people feel like he did it with her because she's not going to push back in a different way that a hip-hop journalist or a journalist. You're right, but what he said was wrong. He said that him and Bobby having the conversation is the reason artists started going to those screamers. It's not true.

Okay. Now, I do have a question, though, why do we, if we think Drake is, or a lot of people think Drake is a culture vulture, and he has to run to Atlanta and hang with Lil Yacht and do all these things to be a part of the culture. Why do we care who he talks to anyway? Well, I don't. I never heard. Nobody thinks Drake is a culture culture culture. Kendrick said that and not like us.

Yeah, and then that's been the conversation that people have been having and saying that they. I don't think Jake's a culture vulture. I think he's half white, so he does half white things. This was very, I got, this was, I've never seen Drake's white. as much as I did in this interview. You ain't been paying no attention. I've been watching him with the wrong journalist, I guess. Yeah, yeah.

You know, I'm a Drake fan, but this interview was boring. I don't think Drake is a coach of a vulture. I think he's helped a lot of artists get to that next level, and I salute him for that. I just think he goes to people like Bobby because it's an easy to interview for him. He controlled that interview. By the way, he's not a culture vulture.

He's just half white. Oh, stop it. What are we talking about? He's not a coach vulture. He can't lean in there, half white side sometimes. Let him go do white things. well he can he can that's fine i mean i just feel like whoever he's around is exactly who he talks like drake acts like druskey in character okay when i see drake playing for bobby i'm like is that

druskey pretending to be a rapper i just wish he would do a real interview with somebody have a real conversation with him it doesn't have to be the breakfast club it doesn't have to be this person he ain't come here no but i want somebody to have a real conversation to ask some real questions about his career about everything that's going on everybody does it he should he should do it as well He should want to do it. Well, you don't care about his alleged BBL because she got into that. Let's take a listen. People think you got a procedure done.

Really? A procedure. Yeah, an ab one. Really? Yeah. Did you do that? No. You've never done that.

No. People also say that I got a BBL, right? They call me BBL with Jersey. Oh, that's true. I don't know if my, like, wagging looked crazy when I walked in. Did it? You got a BBL and you got your abs sculpted? Did you?

I didn't, I didn't, I didn't look at your body when you walked in here. Do you want me to 360? I don't. So then like, if it didn't stand out to you? No, I, me personally, I've never looked at even thought, maybe it was just like, I came from the gym, I was sweaty in that pick. Maybe I, like, maybe I, like, went on face tune, like, put, like, like, details up, you know, and you can, like, like, make it.

Don't even admit to that much fun. Oh, my God, like, just being on it. Yeah, I was like, maybe I, like, heightened the, like, saturation or something like. Okay. I think I, like, hit it too hard. Yo. No, the details on Face Tune. I'm like, girl, me too.

It's not, yo, yeah, absolutely. Face Tune for sure. But I'm tripping off the amount of likes that he said. He's half white. No, no, no, no. He whole white in that bed, with Shorty. Ain't no way.

Because when he rounds sexy red, I bet you don't talk like that. No, he don't. Oh, I bet. I'm here for funny, drink. Not funny like gay. You're not trying to be funny. Like hilarious.

He's not trying to be funny. No, he's not. Well, I thought. You think he just talk like that? When he's around, like, when he's, like, around, like, those, like, people like, like, like that, he, like, talks like that. This is really disappointing, right? Why? Why?

Because I'm a Drake fan, and I like listening to Drake when he raps, right? We heard you the first time. But when he starts talking about, you know, like, my wagon? Like, like, like, you want to three-sixth? Why can't, why can't, why-can't, why-can-you-talk-d-job, though? Why can't he be himself? Is that him being himself? Yeah, I talk like that.

He have so many-s. You ever heard me say my wagon? Yes. When? You say, gay. stuff than that stupidest stuff to that. He's leaning into what he knows people are saying

and what they get. I think this is all of that. I'm not. I'm walking in this morning. He on the phone with his wife. He yells out. I thought I hung up. You're looking thick. So what are you talking about? To you? Life getting people are the most, y'all lack self-awareness. Like you literally

just said this morning to me, I look thick. I thought I hung up and my wife. It don't matter, but you said that. Who are you talking to? I was like, Charlotte. Yeah, but that's like his play boyfriend though. Like, Drake, And literally, Drake, this is his play. I'm confused about what their relationship is or is not. Solomon is not.

This is homie. He's comfortable. Nobody thinks me and Salamane again. We played all the more about the interview. Yes, because there was one part where I was like, I think he talked about Charlemagne. He says that Drake said that the media gets together to determine how people feel about him. Let's take a listen. Get together.

When I'm dropping an album, they have media phone calls deciding what stance so-and-so is going to take within the first hour or within the first three hours or within the first three hours or within the first. 12 hours so that this person doesn't overlap a person. What I'm going to say that I hate the album, I don't know what, what it's going to bring yet, but I'm going to take this stance or literally it's about, I hate to say, first responders, that sounds terrible. We're talking about first responders in media and in comments, but my advice to you is the fastest comments and the ones that are meant to sit at the top with the most replies. It's a purposeful action and is not the genuine reaction to how people feel about you.

number one that's just not true nobody does that like matter of fact let's flip that scenario before kendrick wiped his ass with arbery did media personalities communicate about who's going to say good things about drake first how come artists only say people conspire against them when it's something bad how about when it's good i will say this i do see i feel like a lot of media personalities before they even get a chance to dive into a drake album they issue on it immediately like there's no possible way that you can really uh critique an album if you don't listen to it and really ride with it for a little bit. Not to, you hear one.

So, look, who is trash? They do that a lot to drink. I say it mostly with Drake. Yeah, but ain't nobody getting on the phone saying, what answer you're going to take? Hey, how about you going to this way first? Not to mention, we live in the social media era. Nobody reacts faster than everyday people on social media.

And I say people do that with a lot of people album, you know. Like, not just Drake. Like, people do that all the time because nobody listens to an actual body of working anymore. They listen to the singles or the first two songs and be like, oh, it was trash. Oh, it was hard. The whole time, the whole album. is not even hard. The first few songs are hot. That's why he put the first two songs first because all the

trash is last. It's just crazy that he thinks media personalities have more power than just regular everyday people on social media. You don't think you have power? Not like people on social media. It's so many of them. And that's the people that talk the most. I disagree. I remember that no, I remember here we talked about

what was that song when he mentioned Halliberry that's the slime you out? And that song went number one after we talked about it. We were talking about how bad that song. They have to do with us. That has to do with the label, spending money. No, I think, especially you on Dr. Cut it out.

I do feel like a lot of times people are sheep and I think people go to the internet to see what people are going to say before they make their decision to say what they're going to say. And most media personalities do that, which is why I go back to saying social media, those people on social media, those everyday people that are listening,

they control the narrative way more than any media personality could, which is why artists like Drake spend money on bots to amplify the good things said about them and to attack people who don't have positive critiques about them. Allegedly. Now also say something nice about drinking. Let's see where it goes. Say something nice about it. I think it's hilarious.

All right, let's see if that goes. I like his white side. His white side is hilarious. Well, let's see if that goes. Let's see if people start saying the same. Well, in closing of this, talking about Drake and Bots. Yesterday, I confirmed the story. Just mentioned it as we closed. So yesterday, this happened in Turkey, but it's heading over here to North America. The offices of Universal, Sony, and a few other major record labels were raided in Turkey. and this is all a part of some bribery allegations

regarding artists on those labels paying off individuals for Spotify playlist placements. Now this is going to be fun to watch. Yeah, now, so what I was told was that all of this has led to an investigation in North America because they're claiming that artists here

are using similar tactics and the FBI is investigating. So if you're talking about Drake and bots or whatever, I know there's been a conversation but yesterday that's what I got and this is, I've been told things are about to explode. This is going to be fun to watch unfold.

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For fighting back the day And he's just feeling good Let's wrap up When we come back We got front page news And then down our roll It's the breakfast club Good morning

Everybody is D.J.N.V. Just hilarious. Shalameen Nagar. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get back in some front page news. Now, Mimi, it's my birthday, but I got to ask, the Powerball is what? The Powerball is $1.3 billion. We're going to talk about all of that. But first, we're going to get into this Jeffrey Epstein files. This case just keeps churning.

So the fight over the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, it's also heating up as Congress returns from its six-week. recess. On Tuesday, the House Oversight Committee, they released 33,000 pages of documents from the Justice Department, including flight logs, jail surveillance video, body cam footage, interview, summaries, and court filings. And, of course, it is in response to the mounting pressure from everyone, lawmakers, survivors. But many of the lawmakers say the release fell short. Democrats and Republicans are criticizing the, quote, chunky rollout in noting that most of the material had already been publicized and been publicly. available for years. The new documents, though, did include a 13-hour surveillance video footage from outside of Epstein's jail sale. The night he died in 2019. It was two hours longer than what the Justice Department had released earlier. However, the video still does not include that missing minute, a jump in time code between 11 p.m. and midnight, which is fueling even more questions. The only significant new information that came out was U.S. Customs and Border Protection flight logs that show Epstein's travel to and from his private island in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Tuesday's developments, they also came along with a highly emotional closed-door session between members of the Oversight Committee and the survivors of the Epstein abuse. Now, after the session, after that closed-door session, Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, who was part of the Oversight Committee, spoke to the public. Let's hear what she had to say. I'm sure many of you don't recall, but we were sent home early to try to avoid being able, to take a vote on something like getting these files. We are about doing real transparency. Some think that this is all over and some think that nothing else is going on,

but if there was ever a RICO case, it would have been the Epstein case. So how we went from something that should have been RICO because of how sophisticated of a system this was and this wasn't just one little sick old man that was doing stuff, but there were so many layers, whether we're talking about the banks that were involved, whether we're talking about those that worked for him, that helped him, whether we're talking about the monster known as Maxwell. And that's exactly how y'all need to refer to her. She is a monster.

She is not a victim. I just like the fact that they're still talking about it. Like, don't ever stop talking about the Epstein Files. Democrats should be treating FDefstein files the way Republicans treat all transgender issues. Just never stop talking about it. Bring it up all the time. Bring it up all the time. And that's what reps Thomas Massey.

He's a Republican from Kentucky. and Rokana, a Democrat from California, they're leading a bipartisan effort to force a floor vote to make the Justice Department release all the Epstein-related files. And to do that, they're gathering signatures for a petition. Basically, it's a way

to bypass House leadership and bring the bill straight to the floor. So far, all Democrats are on board along with three Republicans, but they still need two more GOP signatures to hit the 218-day threshold. So if it's successful, the bill would give the DOJ

30 days to release thousands of pages of Epstein documents. Speaker Mike Johnson, he's against the move and he wants the oversight committee to stay in charge. But, of course, pressure is building to make this more public. There is a press conference scheduled for later today where lawmakers, survivors, they are going to talk about more about what's going on. And while Congress wrestles over the transparency of the Jeffrey Epstein case, millions of Americans are already feeling the impact of another fight in Washington. and this one is over food assistance.

The largest cuts to snap in decades, they took effect on Monday, slashing benefits for families nationwide and tightening eligibility for food aid. The changes are part of President Trump's new tax law and are expected to affect more than 2.4 million people, including families with children. So according to a congressional budget office analysis, some households could lose anywhere between $72 to $231 a month in support of food support. So the SNAP program, it currently helps more than 40 million Americans, and this will now make it harder for low-income households to qualify.

Work requirements are also kicking in, meaning adults who don't report to work at least 20 hours a week could lose their benefits after three months unless they qualify for an exemption. An exemption is like having a disability, being pregnant or caring for a child or dependent. Grocery stores are also bracing for a ripple effect with this. And so we'll see. Families who are already struggling to put food on the table, this means tough choices. And experts say we really won't know the full economic impact of this until it plays out in the coming months. And then switching gears just a little bit. So while millions of Americans are feeling the pinch at the grocery store for a few lucky people,

life could look a whole lot different. The power balls we were talking about earlier has now climbed to $1.3 billion. It's one of the largest in U.S. history. There was no grand prize winner. I know you said you won about $4. Was it you, Charlotte, you won $4? And I mean, you said you won about $20, $30? Yeah.

I won four. He won $25. Well, no, I won $25 in Mega Men's over the weekend. I won four yesterday. Because, you know, I played Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday. I play it every day. Every day that power ball comes out. I mean, I played a lottery all the time for years.

So I'm always winning $4. Too, because the drawing is tonight. I played yesterday, man. What you're talking about? I didn't play yet. I played yesterday. I got my ticket right here. You played me, me?

I'm going today. I'm going. I played Saturday. I don't know about when. I got to turn in my ticket and see what happened with that. I got my ticket right here, for September 3rd.

You hear me? Yes. Okay? That's right. That's right. Well, listen, two, there was $10 million winners, and I think two of those

were in New York and in New Jersey. I checked. It wasn't me. It wasn't true. It wasn't me either. It was the one in California. It wasn't me. And so the lump sum cash payout

will be about $500. $189 million before taxes. I can get that one wins. If no one wins, it'll keep climbing, and it could be one of the top five biggest prizes ever. No one has won the Powerball since May 31st. Well, where all this money

be coming from? How do they get this? Extra five or something, something million? People buying tickets. People buying tickets. Oh, for real? Yeah, that's what you think. When we buy tickets, like when I go in there and buy tickets, it all goes into the park. Oh, so that's where they get them. I was just wondering where the money comes from. He was going up and up and up until somebody wins. A percentage goes to, I believe, to something else.

And then, you know, you're going to take taxes. Yeah. Okay. Got it. Yeah. So if you're feeling lucky, you'll want to go play. I'm going to go play today as well. The drawing is tonight.

So you'll want to make sure you get those tickets. Yep. And that's your front page news. I'm Mimi Brown. Follow me on social at Mimi Brown TV. And for more coverage, follow the Black Information Network and download the free IHeartRadio app and visit B-I-N-News.com. Thank you, Mimi.

Thank you. Bye. All right. When we come back, Donnell Rollins will be joining us. Comedian, you ever heard of him? Yeah, he'll be here. He's been performing at the Stress Factory in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Please do, because that is my friend. He says he wants a serious interview.

Let's give him a serious interview. I always freaking laugh. And I hope nobody else died, you know. And he'll come and tell you all. Okay. All right. We'll give him a serious interview when we come back. All right, Donnell Rawlings, ladies and gentlemen, it's the breakfast club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ, NV. just hilarious. Sholomey and the guy. We are the breakfast club. We got a special guest in the building. One of the most slept-on comedians of our generation. Donnell. Ladies, gentlemen. Donnell.

One of the most slept-on comedians of our generation, Donnell. I agree. Donnell. What's up, Donnell? How you feeling, man? How are you feeling? How you feeling? I'm feeling good. I feel like I just got this product and it works wonders. It's supposed to remove negative energy. Oh, there's no negative energy here.

I don't know if it's going to work. But it's a palisanto spray and it works wonders. for people to have you feeling man how's your son i've seen you on the river i seen you really enjoying life man we appreciate that man my it's horrible really yeah and it's got even worse this you uh recommended a therapist for me to go see oh yeah you started going to see you started going to therapy yep and uh he gave me horrible advice what was the advice it was a situation with me dealing with like baby mama drama okay and i say sometime i get to a point where i'm just frustrated i don't know what to do and then he said what would you know and what

would you do? If you was doing a comedy show, right, and you wasn't, the audience wasn't engaged, whatever, what would you do? I said, well, I've had that situation where I had to fall back, regroup, speak a little slower. You know what I'm saying? And start all over. And he said, why don't you do that in your relationship?

And I tried that, and it still didn't work. So, thank you for giving me the worst therapist in the world. That's not a mad therapist. No, I'm not saying it was bad. Huh? What happened when you tried it? Why didn't work? It just, it just didn't work. I think we, I don't know. It just didn't work.

I saw you post your son's birthday, don't it seem like y'all are... But that's the son, that's not the mother of his child. Yeah, but you posted with her, so I figured all the co-parenting stuff was going well. It is going well. It's a tough thing. I tell you, for anybody that's doing co-parenting, it's tough.

Especially when you still may have some emotions involved, whatever. But I will say this. I dated this. Oh, you still have emotions? No. No, come on. It's okay. Open us.

All right, can we have rules? Can we have rules of engagement? What do you mean? Like, you're going to have to raise. your hand, you can have to do something different, all right? The way you communicate, I don't really like it. And I was trying to explain. I dated this girl some years ago, right? And she

got separate, she was separate, her parents divorced when she was young, right? And I also, I used to always see, what? You said raise his hand when you have the question. Do you still have a motion? But still, you got to let me finish. You have to let me finish my sentence. Is this about the mother of your child or this is another one? It's about what I wanted to be about.

Okay, okay. Yes. I'm just asking. Guys are you all hairs together, guys. So I used to see The woman I used to date Her parents were still together They would do Thanksgiving They would do dinners

And do all this type stuff And I used to say they must be smashing No way that they are that connected to each other But as I got older Or had this situation in my life I was like nah They was just trying to give Or create the best family situation

As a co-parent they could do So that's what I do I imply in my life And we do do a good job But you would smash She let you no so you don't have emotions is what his question was no i don't i mean i don't she still likes you no i don't think she still likes me but i what what's emotions because you said this emotion is still

involved you said that that's what you said it can be he said it can be hard when emotions when emotions thank you thank you for the clarity just well no you still have emotions or she still has emotions nobody has emotion we i'm raising a beautiful uh young man and i mean this one thing i say about my co-parenting situation a lot of times when mom and dad or not together like that, it's separate. It's like my mother and my father. You know what I'm saying? But my son, whenever he talks, he speaks on us as a family.

It's still as parents. It's not like I'm going to my mother house or my father's house. So we're doing a good job with that. And Austin is a beautiful kid. Do you regret anything? Did you regret anything? What? Do you regret anything in that situation?

Of a relationship? Yeah, because you said before that you were the one that messed it up, correct? I didn't say I was the one to mess it up. I can see that, though. We can see you being the one that messed up. What were you saying? So when you go on stage, do you talk about, you know, your past relationship

or your co-parenting relationship with your son's mother on stage? Oh, yeah. Has she ever heard about that? Oh, yeah. Does she like it? Is that? No.

That's what you were wrong. No, it was, I'm going to tell you. She knows me. My life is going to go on stage, right? She understands that, but sometimes when people get in your head, you know what I'm saying? Like, what she throws a funny jokes. One of her girls come, uh-uh, I don't believe he did that

and he gaslighting all that stuff. We had that situation. But, you know, I mean, you dated a comedian. That's what it's going to be. My life is going to be on stage. But I'm not. I'm always, I never would do or say anything to put her in a bad light or anything. Because at the end of the day, she gave me the biggest gift for my life.

So I'm forever grateful for that. And I even said, you know, it's a certain, it's a certain amount for someone to have your care. It's a certain amount of love. I think you're going to always have. Yeah. Is that, does that mean getting back together or rekindling anything? It doesn't. But it's a certain amount of love and respect.

I always tell. The next question. Did you ever ask her, like, how it affects her when you go on stage and talk about it? Because that could bring trauma. Did you ever, like, get to the bottom. No, I don't, I don't, I can't. Man, if I said you care, so if I care, but I don't care because I, damn, that didn't come out of therapy. That was, that was disgusting.

That was disgusting. That was disgusting. Do you think that calling yourself? And my brother said the gays don't really like you the way you think they do. When you said that, you know, that's what he said. When you said, he said, get over yourself. When you said dating a narcissist, speaking of not being able to get over yourself, when you talk about dating a narcissist, do you think that's triggering for the mother of your child? I didn't say date.

So you don't know who the narcissist is. You, clearly. How you know that's me? Because of what you just said. Because she didn't sign up for that part of it. All right, what we're going to do is we're going to have to slow down. All right? There's just too much going on right now.

You can't track. All right, we're going to slow down. So either way, it's triggering because whether or not she had to date you who's a narcissist or you're calling her a narcissist. It's up to the interpretation of who thinks. I don't know who the fucking narcissists is. I don't know what the fucking narcissists really is. Right. All I know.

Every time I use it, it come up in my algorithms. The minute we argue about something, it's always, and the narcissist woman would do this. I don't know what the fucking narcissist is. I just think it's a word that you use to sell books and make more money on the side. I feel bad for her, because she didn't sign up for that part of it. She just sits there and tries to raise her child. And you just talk about her on hand. You are the narcissist.

Can that my hand right? Yes. Now, Donnell, you've always been raw and unfiltered. Has being too real ever cost you opportunities in this industry and in your personal life? Oh, great question. Has been? No, because I am who I am. I don't act like I'm anybody else.

And then with me, it's what you're saying. What if you don't like the version of you? I don't really care about what people like. If I'm presenting myself the best way I can and I'm putting it out there like I want to, I can't care about what people like. I can't let people control what I'm doing on stage or off stage. Yes. Do you think, you know, why are you so quiet?

I'm just. Yeah, raise your hand. Oh, me. Yes. You know, I'm just in here observing. I just, you know, it's been a while. Observing. Observing.

Observing. Observing. What do you see? What is a Zurbby? From your perspective. Is it a V or a V? A Zurbid. From your perspective, what you see?

I think he's having a hard time tracking because, you know, as he gets up there, too many people at one time. What does get up there? Wow. What does get up there mean? Up on the chair where you sat down at. Oh, okay. What? Question.

Do you think that, you know, you lost your edge now that you change? You play pickleball. I never lost my edge. No. You do white things more than. Pickle ball gives. You do white shit. You was riding bikes for bikers shorts on, son.

You did that for six. That is true. You know, the shoes that go into the thing. You were doing that shit, sir. You know the shoes that you put inside the penalty? The bike shoes. I lost my edge a little bit. That's my asking you.

You did that for three weeks, so you put that in the garage. You got your photo. You probably got a sponsorship for that. And then he was like, okay, on to the next. That's what you did, sir. We're still kicking with Donnell Rawlings. We were thinking about you earlier. Think about something that Sholomey and I were talking about that, you know,

since we got to this age, it's very enjoyable. Have you ever thought about getting a bidet? No. Why? I just don't... No, that's not my thing. That's the gateway. The gateway to what? A clean booty? A clean booty?

That's a gateway to your lifestyle. A clean booty. That's what it is. You wouldn't be who you are right now if you didn't your first bouet. First of all, there's nothing wrong with a bidet. I'm not here for all over. Have you tried to know that this, man? Have you ever been?

Have you ever been gay for a bidet? Oh, you have gifts. No, I'm sorry. This is unfortunate. It's not a thing, it's not a, just right here. It's because I've had, and there's nothing, no slight on the ladies in here, but I've had a history with these guys for so many years. You came up here with gifts for them to.

What is this? What is this? It's a gift. Oh. Oh, shit. Get a close up. It's pictures on there. That is so cute.

Yo. Get a close up. You're gonna get a close up. You got me a pair of gay force ones. No, no. No, look, it's how my greatest moments of fucking with y'all. This is fire. Those are lit, Donnell.

That is so cute. They're actually fired. Now I understand why me and Jess don't have them. These are dope. You should have the pink shoe lace to go. I do apologize. I feel bad about it. You should have the pink shoe lace.

Yeah, my guy, Akeo Evans out of Baltimore. Guy, artist out of Baltimore. He did that. This is a very thoughtful gift. But no, it's not. It wasn't supposed to be thoughtful. It was supposed to be insulted. It's not a tough.

I just wanted to see the memories. Today is my birthday and I'm going to wear them. Oh, wow. Yeah. I'm going to wear them this weekend. These aren't even the same pictures on both of them. Nah, that's crazy. This is amazing, Donna. This is very thoughtful.

Did I say Diddy? Thank you were thinking of me. I thought I saw Diddy on that side of it. Let you see? No, the other shoe. Yeah, Diddy would be on his because he sat between Diddy's legs. I didn't sit between Diddy, man. I slipped in a puddy king.

I slipped in a puddle of what? Of oil. All right. No, I was, I'm not going to, I'm not going to revisit that. That's not going to my life. I'm not going to lie. When you read the Jews skit? I thought that was hilarious.

That one was spot on. Yeah, I'm going to always be insulting to you guys. I loved it, actually. Donnell, how frustrating is it, right? When people are not taking you serious because you're a comedian? It's interesting because I really, for what we do, I don't really want people to take me serious. I want them to find me to be funny.

You know what I'm saying? People take you two. That's not your question. That's not your question. You raise your hands on it. You know that's not true. You like to be taking serious. Yeah.

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My boyfriend's professor is way too friendly, and now I'm seriously suspicious. Well, wait a minute, Sam, maybe her boyfriend's just looking for extra credit. Well, Dakota, it's back to school week on the okay story time podcast, so we'll find out soon. This person writes, my boyfriend has been hanging out with his young professor a lot. He doesn't think it's a problem, but I don't trust her. Now he's insisting we get to know each other, but I just want her gone. Now hold up, isn't that against school policy? That sounds totally inappropriate. Well, according to this person, this is her boyfriend's former professor and they're the same age. It's even more likely that they're cheating.

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listen to Good Game with Sarah Spain on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of IHeart Women's Sports. Very frustrated when people don't take you as serious as they should. What makes you think I get frustrated? Because you told me that, verbatim.

You remember when you told me that? Remember when you yelled to me over the phone? And I didn't realize that you were playing. I thought we were playing, and then you was like, no, you don't ever take me serious. And I would like to get a serious interview. I would like to get a real interview for once. Like every other community that comes up here. No, I remember that?

No, it's a gift and a curse if you want to say. Yeah. You know, because it's times you want people to understand it your serious. But at the end of the day, as a comedian, I don't want people to take me that serious. I want people to, you know, think I'm funny and laugh at the jokes. Yeah, but in times when you are really serious, you know, like when you were talking about your dad. Yeah. You know, and how he plays and everything.

You're trying to trigger something. I'm not. I just want. I just said the timing sometimes. And there's times that I have moments. And I was having a moment that went viral and you laughed and you laughed. And I thought that was very insensitive. Yeah.

What did we laugh at? Now, what's the biggest childhood trauma that bothers you? Me? You want to know? Yes, sir. I don't even know if I can say this and y'all are going to laugh at me. I'm not going to laugh at you. I promise you, we're not going to laugh.

When I grew up, Right? And I remember. I was trying to explain a part of my life. And I think that it was very insensitive. That's only because we laughed before you got to the part about your uncle. What about, it was, it was about my dad. It was his dad, not his uncle.

Who died? His dad. No, it was, that was the part about that. No, I thought he laughed about your dad passing away another. the time. What? The other part when you were talking

about being growing up. I said when I grew up I was trying to go back to a story of my childhood. Oh, I thought that was related to

the relationship that I had with my son and then when I was doing that that's when y'all left. But I, you know, I've gotten past that. Your brother spent a lot of time with your uncle?

More than you? Who's your uncle? First of all, my brother who happened to be a part of the letter community said that the gay

don't like what is trade trade charlemagne yeah trade he comes off as like not but but he said but he said he said you are not trade well yeah so that means you plan boy said you're not he said you're not trade and um nobody's checking for you trade was like a nice trace trade is a masculine potentially straight identifying man who engages in same-sex activity for various benefits like money our companionship so what I've been told is that I'm not trade I'm actually a Butch queen. Oh.

Wow. So ask your brother that. Call him. He sounds very trady. A butch queen. I never heard that one. Call your brother. Because I'm not trade, does he think I'm a butch queen?

I don't think he said, Butch queen. That's like a double negative? So my brother decided to text me back. What he said? And this is what he said because I need to have an understanding. And his voice, this is what he said. Okay.

Nobody at a black LBGT can be. community thinks he's trade all right trade would never have his eyebrows and when was he elected the spokesperson for black people i must have missed that meeting he's still my boy he's still my boy but he's still my boy asking if i'm a butch queen though can't ask him call him again call him um is he a bitch queen face time hello so i have uh shalderman here he had a question for you chuck okay so you don't consider me trade No, boy, no, come on. What about a butch queen?

Yeah, absolutely. Oh, his brother said absolutely. But what is a, what is a, what is a, what is a bitch queen? What's the kids who call Charlemagne? The Y-N's? No, not the Y-N's. I don't know what the- And Donnell would be a bear, right?

And what am I? What is a bear? Envy won't be something. What am I? A fragom maggot, just a plain old frackerelman. That's envy. Envy said, what is he? I don't really know what they put to light skin people.

Oh, it's a whole different category because of your complexion? There's rules to this. What are the rules? I'm giving them to you. Okay, I'm here to listen. What else do you want to you to just ask me? Salome would not be trained, but Bush Queen, absolutely. Is Charlotte and the top of bottom?

I'm a power top, clearly. Um, more versatile. That would be me. I can see that. I can see me being versed. Flexible. Could you leave your brother alone? Talor, last thing, last thing.

His brother, I mean, tell your brother that he loves doing tricks on the bidet. What is that? Oh, Charterman loves doing tricks on the boudet. What is that? Being prepared, being well prepared. Okay. That's right. I told him that was, I told him that was the gateway, the gateway.

but the get way but thank you for giving me a little bit more acknowledge on who this motherfucker really is thank you Chuck anytime you're not taking it easy all right take it easy we're still kicking it with Donnell Rawlings

Charlemagne I was just this brought to my attention a comment that somebody posted you were on Kill Tony I was yesterday with Rob Snyder oh you went back okay nice and somebody and I went back so y'all made up everything was

made up Keltony? I never had an issue with Kill Tony. It was really bad for you on it at one point. It wasn't bad. It was. You got booed and... Boo.

What are you talking about? I didn't get booed on Kill Tony. Oh, that was another place. I got booed on Rose battles. Oh, man. Yeah. Y'all got to get your boots. No, no, no.

You walked off for Kill Tony. I removed myself from a negative situation. That you had a sushi day. Yeah, that guy was... I didn't say I had a got... Could y'all please stop! You walked off because the guy was killed. killing you so bad.

I did not walk. Javante, what happened? They didn't move him that time. Javanta, I'm sorry. Javanta, what happened? I didn't. Come here, Javonda. Come to the mic.

He crashed out. What, what happened? Okay, so. What? What are you, what is the problem? Don't get you. Don't be scared. Why did you?

Did he hit you? Blink, if you need help. Blink if you need help. I just don't, I just don't want to come on here and act like, Donna, I love you so much. He's a great representation. Link if you need help And work ethic

Tell us what happened Not last night But the time before When he walked up Well he has a tendency to crash out And so At that point Don't know

At that point He was already gone He was already gone Okay Hey look at me at Jess Okay he was already gone And he walked up What do you think happened

At the last one The last tape Because there's a really negative comments That I'm about to read No I don't killed this last night Yeah he killed it There was nothing wrong with that There's a comment

says Donnell Rawlings brand of comedy is so bad to me, like watching a train wreck Charlemagne's gonna have a field day tomorrow. Damn. Jesus. Wow. Jesus. But see, those are your type of people. No, they're negative. They're negative. Those are your type. You love that. Nothing to do with me. You went through everything. You went through everything.

No, Lauren showed me this. And then... First of all, all I did was type your name and it was top of the... I didn't even go look for it. And she called you a top. That's crazy. That's crazy. That's crazy. I was, I typed your name in on X, and it just was like, probably like top three tweets. At least he didn't get booed. He didn't get booed again. That's the moment.

That's good on stage. Yes, he is. He's amazing on stage. Okay. I don't like him booing him, though. Okay. The thing is, I did kill Tony some years ago. Yes.

Five years ago, actually. And I was on that stage for two and a half hours, and I had something to do. And I told Tony, I'm not going to be here forever. Two and a half hours is a long time. It's a very, very long time. You had a sushi date. I just didn't have a sushi date. It was one of those sushi spots where it takes a year to get a reservation.

They sit six or eight people. It's not like going to sushi Samba or Sushi Stop, like to go. What's the name of it? I don't even know the name of it. It's a speakeasy joint. I wish I would feel bad that I'm, it's like one of the best places in Austin, Texas. I had to go. And what happened was they did a video where they showed me having gone at with this comic.

If you look at the video, you'll see it's one shot. one can mean it's another shot so they edit I know you explained the last time you know if you're explaining you're losing I just want you to know that no no no you're explaining you're losing no that is not what that means this it does this comment right here says what do you say it says uh

somebody named allegedly Drew I don't know who that is he has a check mark says you were hilarious but Donnell Rawlings is the worst guest I've ever seen stereotypes are so real that's what he said to Rob Snyder but the thing is that that base and I will say Tony has created a platform for people to get on that's one of the biggest YouTube shows whatever but the people that

watch that, they just, they are a lot of them, I say 75% in people, they are trolls. They live for moments like that. They live to try to get on your skin and they do every time. Does the troll never get on your nerves? So it does you said, they do. Sometimes, but I'm getting better. Do you want to hug?

No, I don't want a hug. Well, I love you. I don't know what I want. You have shows at the Stress Factory Friday, Saturday, Saturday, and Sunday. Are they sold out yet? Is it six shows or five? It's two shows, Friday, two shows, Saturday, and one show on Sunday. I do well in that club.

I'm pretty sure it will sell out. Gary always said he sells out before he even came up here. He said he didn't even have to talk about this show. Okay, well, that's Gary Owen's y'all. I don't give a fuck. The rappers down that came out. Yo, I can't keep talking about a fuck it. Yo, so what?

I don't give them. So what? F*** them all. You sell your tickets the way you sell your tickets, and I will sell my tickets the way I sell my tickets. I like the next question. I like the new fashion forward. I mean, this, my fashion never meant backwards.

You don't want to need a stylist. Do you ever look at the pictures of you? Donnell, put the glasses on. I like the fashion forward, Donnell. We appreciate you, Don't know. We appreciate you. Don't do this, right? You dress like August, I've seen a boyfriend at the bottom.

Like a school t-shirt at the top. The fact that you have all these gay references just ready. Anything gay, you got a whole speech about that, top-bott. You don't even say pause and pause situation. situation, son. That's how free you are with yourself. You would just let it go and you were, you were only that I know will unpause or pause. Do you think comedians are afraid to joke about sexuality because they're scared of how people will label them? I'm pretty, yeah, 1,000 percent. They are scared to talk about sex. That's why you are in touch with yourself. That's why when people call you and it's me as fruity tooty or booty band, it's what y'all do. It don't affect you because you're in touch with your sexuality. Booty, Tootty, Rudy, Rudy. Whatever it is. Do you think black men in comedy get box?

into certain stereotypes about masculinity and sexuality more than others. I believe 100%, 100%. But I also believe that, you know, that people's way of thinking have evolved. You know what I'm saying? Like, you know, black men, period, are just for the most part naturally homophobic. But now we live...

That's not true. Don't generalize all black men like that. You just gave me props for being in touch with my sexuality. So don't label all black men as being homophobic. You're not a regular shit, though, sir. What kind of is he? He does his eyebrows. No, I don't.

Yes, you do. Yes, you do. Yes, you do. There's no way. I'm like, I don't believe that you just naturally wake up with your eyebrows. Don't get mad at me because you've got to feel yours than everyone. Wow. But I just think, I just think the way people think is totally different now.

At some point, you've got to be like, who gives a shit? You just keep it moving. What's the wildest assumption people have ever made about you and your sexuality? And how did you handle it? I've never had no wild situations by my sex reality That's a lot A f*** bitchy

Somebody thought you Yeah See that's a fucking Oh yeah Somebody thought you a gay before I don't know who that could be At this stage in your career Do you feel like you've gotten everything

You deserve Or are you still fighting for your flowers I'm not fighting for my flowers Because whatever flowers It's going to happen It's already laid It's already laid out I'm not fighting for anything

I'm not fighting for any more fame or any of that I just like the path that I'm on I like the fact that I've been doing it over 30 some years I still can pull an audience I'm still funny you got some people that come and they go I'm still still standing I'm still one of the you know dopest comics out there you are yeah nobody really gave a f*** somebody

well we appreciate you too Donnell thank you for joining us this morning he said your man said he give you his flowers That's my god And Donna only even mentioned them one time Because we didn't We

Well I said we know what we do Well Donah Rollis Thank you for these beautiful sneakers that you gave us Thank you Close up on them We're gonna put them up there

This is crazy Look that's Every behind show of me like this It's nuts Look at this one Crazy Oh my God You got your daughters on there

That's cute That's not my daughter That's me and Shaulamay. Oh, shit. It's the breakfast club. It's Donald Rolins, ladies gentlemen. Thank you. Let's get to the latest with Lauren.

Lauren becoming a straight fan. She gets him to somebody that knows somebody. She gets to detail. I'm the home girl that knows a little bit about everything. She'd be having the latest on this. The latest with Lauren La Rosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes she have a little bit everything. Well, it's the latest.

On the breakfast club. So we talked about Drake a little bit in the first hour. I'm going to have a little bit more that I wanted to get into because yesterday there was an additional jail call, Young Thug jail call that surfaced online of Young Thugs speaking on trying to get a feature from Kendrick Lamar. Let's take a listen to that.

The mrs. Never be bigger than Drake ever in life. Never be bigger than butter. Butter going to do it. Everybody. No, I mean, like Drake change. How many of shit can't take care of their time because of butter? Kendrick's damn.

Put a n'clock. You're a superstar. You don't ran up here a few hundred hands, but you ain't put nobody on, though. You know what I'm saying? You ain't even put Kim on. Because the shit on him doing this shit ain't really doing that. Put somebody on. It's okay to run you a few hundred of them up, but who you, who you help, though? He ain't really helped nobody.

It's just saying, you did all that shit. Man, he didn't help nobody. You really gaining no fans off of you. Keem ain't big. Keen' little hell, man. He can't set on a fucking ticket. Watch out. I truly believe you do it song on me, well, dirt, money bad, savage.

I truly believe we'll have your ad dope. Trending. So they're going to be like people in the real, real world for you, not the rap world. You know what I'm saying? I wonder if Thug was a hater before jail. Or did jail just make him bitter while he was in there? He probably was bitter. You're sitting in jail?

He's getting upset when they don't get features like that for real. Yeah, so for context, yes, he was upset because Kendrick, he had reached out for Kendrick to do a verse and it didn't happen. And he felt like Kendrick should have did the verse because Drake does things like that. He does verses. He leans into the younger artists or whatever, whatever. So he's, you know, whatever. But yeah, you're sitting behind bars. You're pretty upset about.

some things. Yeah, but just because Drake do it don't mean that everybody else got to do it. Drake does that. Yes, he definitely does show love to, you know, certain artists and things like that, but... Or maybe he just didn't like the record. Yeah, I was going to say maybe it wasn't his tease. Well, Kendrick showed him. I was

about to say that. I mean, show you, buddy. That did not age well. But the crazy thing is it sound like Tyree's trying to get Mary on the record. The clips said they tried to get hold on the record. They said, nah. The clips didn't sound like this. No, no. I said he sounded like that. They said they tried to get hold of on the record. You try to get people on a record sometimes.

It doesn't agree with them or their schedule and things happen. Yeah. Well, I know we've been having a lot of conversations about these jail calls, and there have been reports that these were leaked. So yesterday I reached out to Fulton County Jail, and I asked, hey, how are these things surfacing online? And I was told that these calls were not leaked. These calls were obtained through the Georgia Open Records Act,

which makes it where if you're a person of the media or a person of the public to a certain extent, you can file open records requests and submit information. on the inmate a certain date range and receive phone calls. So you can just get this with a certain credential, you can just get these audio tapes. Ain't

nobody got that much time on their hands. This is a coordinated, calculated attack on Young Thotho. Yeah, how would they know the date Doug was talking to Savage? How do they know the date Doug is talking about this? Like he's been in jail for what, two years? I'm not for sure. And to be clear, I reached out to Fulton County jail, but he was actually

being housed in Cobb County. So those are the people who sent me to link to the Open Records requests. Did you try? I'm sure you did. I did. I mean, because I just want to see what the process was like, it's no way I can go through autumn calls. But yeah, moving on. So in other court news, Cardi B, she won that civil lawsuit that we've been talking about. Yeah, she was being sued for over $20 million, about $24 million for alleged assault on a security guard. And yesterday, a jury who deliberated for about an hour said that they didn't prove their case, that Cardi B was not guilty of anything that they claimed. Now, there was

an incident outside of the courtroom with Cardi and a reporter in the midst of all of this. Let's take a listen to Cardi B outside of the courthouse. So first thing first, I want to think my lawyers. I want to think... Not this one. Let's take a listen to... Hey, Cardi, you're beautiful. Thank you. Cardi. Insiders are claiming that offset is publicly bragging about getting you pregnant for the form of time. Do you foresee any fraternity issues with Stefan did?

Stop. Stop. Dispecting me. Don't disrespect me. I got another market party. I still love me, even though you just threw some stuff at me. I don't care. You're disrespectful. Don't do that. Do you see women asking those type of questions to me?

No, yeah. You see women asking those questions to me. It's legit. Why do you feel as a man you get to ask me those type of question? Act like you have some manners. And your mama taught you. Respect women. Yeah, so she threw a pen.

Yeah, she threw a pin toward the reporter that asks that question. That's what you guys heard. She shouldn't throw stuff at people, though. I mean, didn't she get sued when she threw the microphone at the person? Yes. That she shouldn't be doing it. You can curse the person out. You can yell at them.

You can scream at them. But you know every time you toss something at a person, it's going to cost you some coins. It was emotions. Yeah. No hundred percent. There's emotions, but it's effed up. And this was before everything was done in court. So then going back into court now, of course, the attorney for the plaintiff brings her throwing the pen up in court as the closing arguments and conversations are happening.

Let's take a listen to the lawyer speaking on Cardi throwing the pen. She threw up an item at the news report. physically in front of this courthouse on court property outside this court room so I would ask that she be admonished and be told not to handle herself in this way and not to look at my clients anymore all right so the court can't make any orders for conduct that the court didn't witness I can show the court the video well I still haven't witnessed it I think it appropriate that the parties be courteous to each other I don't think it's appropriate for anyone to they're threatening anyone or even by way of staring at someone. People can take offense to that. So please continue that courtesy prettiously with each other. And let's just, you know, there's been rumors for weeks that Cardi is pregnant and that's what that reporter was trying to reference.

And there's been, you know, things surfacing of like offset making comments, different places or whatever. But regardless of what the rumors. So the comments that have been reposted by some blogs that have been reported, like he's saying, not mine, not mine, that type of thing. We don't even know if Cardi has not confirmed pregnancy at all

So whether she is or she is not That type of comment from anybody Especially a stranger in front of cameras Is going to piss you all right? Still can't throw stuff at people You got to know who you are Forget what that person is And what that person is saying to you

You got to remember who you are Especially because the easiest thing to do It's followed another lawsuit That's right I mean they do it to get a rise out of Cardi Like that's the reason why he said what he said Remember when Fat Joe was up there Fat Joe said people would walk up in front of him and say wild stuff

because they knew he might hit them or something just so they know they can get a quick 50,000 100,000 it's not worth it. But I'm just saying nobody in this room

has ever been pregnant but me and in your earlier stages if she is pregnant all her emotions, her hormones, who knows what she's going through mentally who like, nah, I mean I totally get it.

Yeah, you're not supposed to throw another nobody but who's thinking like that when you hear a disrespectful comment like that? That would make sense if we hadn't seen her do stuff like that when she wasn't.

I totally understand but we don't even know if she is. It still makes sense even after saying her throw something that somebody in when she wasn't pregnant it makes sense like well you don't know

I will say this I think a lot of times people make those comments because there is no repercussions for the stupid issue that they say if anybody who has money to say you know what

I'm going to punch you in the face it is Cardi but sometimes people say these disrespectful things and I think it's crazy that they say these things because they want a reaction and sometimes give them that reaction as we close real quick

I want to get the Cardi because she talked directly about that outside of the courthouse. Let's take a listen as we wrap. So first thing, first, I want to think my lawyers. I want to think the jurors. I want to think the judge. And I want to thank the respectful press.

I really, really appreciate that. And I want to thank everybody at home supporting me. I know you guys having a little key with the moment. But to be honest with you, I have missed my kids first day of school today. I miss my kids last day, last week of school yesterday because of this. I will say it in my deathbed. I did not touch that woman. I did not touch that girl.

And with that being said, this time around, I'm going to be nice. The next person that tried to do a frivolous lawsuit against me, I'm going to counter sue. And I'm going to make you pay. So don't ever think that I'm just going to give you my money that I work hard for. Again, you don't know what she went through. She missed the kids first day of school. Something last, last week, and she may be pregnant. She got emotions, tensions, and high.

It's too much. much going on. Don't open your mouth unless you want to get hit in it. That's just period. That's how I feel. But all right. Well that is the latest with Lauren. I mean you just got you watch your mouth. Nick that's what it is. I'll pay somebody to do it. You shouldn't do it yourself. There you go. Or security should have been quicker. Exactly. Doing it yourself will always cost you way more. Her security knows her. Her security should have been quicker. Like I know it's going to get her a little. She's also not the first celebrity that gets stuff said about her all the time. You just got to move differently when you are somebody. You got to know who you

When somebody says it to your face It always hits differently When you're walking down in the business Curse him out! She said her forehead is raw too She's going through things She's been switching wigs every day Like I said her security

Definitely should have got to her a little quicker Like come on Because he was moving Slow as hell All right All right well Donkey today's up next Sean Who are you giving that donkey too?

Man Sean O'Donnell and Aaron Prout need to come to the front of the congregation We need to have a word with them All right We'll get to that next Only one of them can come But I'll tell you why Okay

We'll talk about it We'll discuss It's the breakfast club Good morning Hold on Every day I wake up The breakfast club On power

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They should be embarrassed by what they already did I'm not making these people do these things Called donkey of the day And it really caught me off guard Damn Solomon Who got the donkey of the day today today Well Jeff Hilaria is donkey today For Wednesday September 3rd DJ Envy's Born Day

Yes Goes to Sean O'Donno and Aaron Prout Sean is 46 years old Doesn't say how old Aaron is But they were friends And honestly they are the worst kind of of friends because when you and a person are friends, one of y'all should be able to tell the other one that what you are currently doing, are planning to do, is stupid. Okay, for example, hey friend,

let's go rob this liquor store. Other friend. No, friend, that's stupid. And we are going to end up in prison. And I don't want to go to prison because I'm going to get sodomized in prison. That is how friendship should be, okay, especially when you are 46 years old. But Sean and Aaron didn't have that. No, there was no accountability partner in this friendship, not at all. In fact, Aaron is dead, ladies and gentlemen. Oh, boy. Oh, wow. Yeah, rest and peace to Aaron Prout. And Sean killed him. What do you mean, Uncle Shala? Aaron is dead and Sean killed him. Well, let's go to CBS News 19 for the report, please. This next story, hard to believe. A man is in custody tonight accused of shooting and killing his

friend as both men took turns shooting at each other while wearing a Kevlar helmet. was arrested today in charge with murder in the death of Aaron Prout. The shooting happening at O'Donnell's home in spring on August 17th. The sheriff says the incident initially came in as a suicide call, but investigators say that story did not add up, which led to the murder charge. Now, the story also said they were both heavily intoxicated. I need to know what they were drinking, so I don't ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever,

even come close to it. Okay, I don't even want to. want to be anywhere where they are serving what they was drinking. Okay, now, I know that helmet was Kevlar, but if you really wanted to test it, you didn't have to wear it. Okay, go get a mannequin head, or just put it on a desk or something, and shoot at it. Why would y'all be taking turns wearing the helmet and shooting at each other? I just, I don't, listen, man, we all going to die one day, okay?

I pray I die at the ripe old age of 101 due to natural causes. That's what I wish upon myself. But I pray that I don't die dumb. Okay, some people just die dumb. What I call dying dumb is when you make a dumb choice that leads to your untimely death. Now, I have never been to Harris County, Texas. But it can't be boring enough for me and a friend

to put on Kevlar helmets and shoot at each other. Okay, I grew up in Monskoona, South Carolina, a rural area, all right? Dirt Road. I grew up in the 1900s. Not much to do. 24-hour Walmart was Disney World to us. I remember when I got my first Nintendo. So, okay, that came with Mario Brothers and Duck Hunt.

This was like 85. I was like 7 or 8. Okay, that was something to do, but it was way more entertaining things to do outside. We used our imaginations. We ran through the woods all day, played basketball. There was a million things to do with our time. But not once did we say let's put on Kevlar helmets and shoot at each other. By the way, I have no idea why I'm comparing my childhood to the decisions made by this 46-year-old

grown ass man. Okay. Why don't you have a family? Why don't you have kids? Why don't you have a job? You could have been at work. At 46 years old, there's so many things you could be doing, like cardio for your heart health.

Okay? Going to get a prostate exam. Taking your statin for your cholesterol. In fact, I can make a case that if you can't find anything to do with your time, other than getting drunk and putting the Kevlar helmet on and shooting at your friend at the big age of 46, then prison is probably the best option for you.

Indent your servitude and trust and believe, no matter what age you are, if you don't know what to do with your life, this system got a prison cell for you. Please give Sean O'Donnell and Aaron Prout the sweet sounds of the hamletones. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey. of the day y'all somebody got to be the accountability partner in the friendship

somebody got to say no that's actually what we said and then the fact that he tried to make it seem like it was a suicide at first yeah of course he did you know what I mean he didn't intend on killing his friend but like like you said you're 46 that's crazy playing these games

I mean we've all done stupid-ish with our friends But not in 46 and not using a gun that could kill us. Like, what? Not that. You know, so damn, you know. Like, there's plenty of other things y'all could have done. I'd rather y'all have sex, to be honest with you. What?

I'm just saying. You know what I'm just saying? Like, have you that bored? They did they have sex? Ah, come on. Why is this taking so long? This thing is ancient. Still using yesterday's tech, upgrade to the ThinkPad X1 Carbon,

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So make sure you listen to Good Game with Sarah Spain on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of IHeart Women's Sports. with each other if we're that boring? I would much rather that than put on the Kevlar helmet and bang bang shoot each other Hey, man

I'm just saying those are the two options Let's play with each other Just be gay I don't know I don't know how do you go there But yeah how do you go there So many other things Two K just came out

Two K just came out Clearly that wasn't exciting enough for them Two K By the guy is 46 We didn't even talking about kids I don't know how old Aaron was You're 46 years old, man Do you remember the dumbest thing

You did with your friend? Yo, no I mean, still But that's it That wasn't dumb How many times did you steal? Because, you know, a lot of these conversations

You'd be like, I stole I was in survival mood Sorry So, yeah, but Now I don't got a steal But yeah, that was the dumbest thing I ever did with my friends still But the dumbest thing

They ever got was caught I didn't Yeah What about you, Shala? I did so much stupid stuff from my friends. I don't know. Especially living down south.

Yeah. A lot of stupid stuff. You know what the phone lines are discussed? Sure. All right. I don't know which one I would narrow down. There's a lot of stupid stuff. The only things that we did with our friends?

That's the worst thing you did with your friends. 800515. We didn't ever put on no Kevlar helmets and shot at each other. Obviously not. Yeah. Yeah, I did a lot of stupid stuff. We'll discuss when we come back. 800-585-105-1.

What's the stupidest thing you did with your friend growing up? Let's discuss. It's the breakfast club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. That they call them up all. It's topic time. Call 800-5-8-5-105-1 to join in to the discussion with the Breakfast Club.

Morning, everybody. It's DJNV. Just hilarious. Salomey, the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, if he just joining us, Solomon gave Donkey the Day to who, Shala? Donkey of the Day went to a guy named Sean O'Donnell and Aaron Prow. is 46 years old

and he killed Aaron who was his friend because they were taking turns wearing a Kevlar helmet and shooting at each other so stupid that's crazy so we're asking

800585151 what's the dumbest thing you did with your friends what did you do yo I'm still trying to think like oh I remember I was in L.A. with Quay blame it on Quill on Instagram

and my best friend Joey and they played the big Sean song Berserk right and I got out the car and I saw that twirking my drive was drunk got out the car

and started twirking and a bus almost hit me his video out there you're about to cry no you about to laugh yes that's crazy why did it almost hit you you didn't die

why didn't it almost hit you like what happened because yo I got out there and I saw it twirking I hopped out the light was green I saw it twirking the bus was in the next lane but the bus

was like the bus driver was looking and like oh my god look at all that ass and like swerved over by mistake and like I was about to be like crushed

in between our car and the bus. You would have died dumb. I'd have to give you don't care today. I would have to give you don't get it today. That would have been in the morning. I would have been in mourning. I'd have been grieving, but I would have to give you don't care today. I'm like, that was a dumb death. Yeah, that was crazy. That's crazy. But you wouldn't miss me though.

Yes, I would. I think the dumbest thing I did was as a kid we would ride bikes and we had these ropes and we'd have to go under the ropes and they're supposed to drop the ropes so either you could jump over it or high so you can go under it. They didn't do that. so it ripped my corneas so I was like I had to wear these I was blind for like six months

I had to wear these things over my eyes where I couldn't see for like six months it's stupid as hell and I got pictures I got pictures of me as a kid with these things over my eyes because we did stupid games that is so my style

or that all the time when we do rocks up in the end and looked up to see where they were and then rock hit me in my head and I got six stitches right here you was in a class a certain class no I wasn't a certain class no he wore a helmet you wore a helmet you wore a helmet I did not wear a helmet

I did not wear a helmet Like, let's throw up rocks and see where they're going to weigh This is stupid What about you, Solomon? I've done a lot of stupid things But I've always stopped Myself from doing a lot of stupid things

One of my friends wanted to do a home invasion once And I acted like I was going to do it with him Knowing I had no intention to doing it And in fact, as we drove past the house I kept saying the lights are on, the lights are on But the lights weren't on But he wasn't, he was like, you're sure? I said, yeah

And then eventually I just acted like I think there's a police officer I saw some lights behind them And so he got paranoid because he was smoking weed And so we eventually just didn't do the home You never did it I was going to do it I had no intention

Was he at now? I have no idea I had no intention of doing the home invasion But you know what what you did You potentially saves your life Because y'all could have walked into the world He his life Because he could have walked into the wrong house

And got his brains blown down by somebody Anything so 100% That's good We have Lewis on the line Lewis good morning Good morning man good morning What's the dumbest thing

What's the stupidest thing you do with your friends Hi, one time, we, my friend Glenn, and we had, like, a bomb fire, we boomboats. So he had the idea of let's just pour gas in on his leg while he jumped back and forth across the campfire. Oh, my God. And so he did it, like, four or five times, and nothing happened. So he put more gas in his leg, and his whole leg on the fire. He had, like, all these blisters and shing down his leg. And then I poured, like, cold water when there was even more blisters on his leg, and we were just laughing the whole night.

He wasn't laughing, but we went. Yeah, I don't know what would make you think if you pour alcohol and jump through a fire that you'd be okay, but okay, that's pretty stupid. Did y'all play music? Like, did y'all, like, hot in here? Like, did y'all, like, what? Stupid. It was just a... I wish that was the music going up.

No, it was like some white little country music that was going on. Oh, got you, got you. Yeah. I didn't think all right. Rolling so much. We just throwing, like, like, our shirts on top of them and just smacking them with it. I mean, I got to, like, 10 seconds.

He got out. Damn. That's a long. 10 seconds to be on fire. Another stupid thing I did was my grandmother used to live in Starry City, that's in Brooklyn, right? So she lived on the 13th floor,

14th floor. So we got all these water balloons and we were throwing my cars when they drive by. And I didn't think that they could actually count up to see where it was. Oh.

But my grandma had mad flowers so they was like it's the one with the flowers. I got him trouble. I got beefed ass. Damn. Stupid-ass friends. Hello, who's this?

Hello, this is La Mesa. Hey, LaMaja, good morning. What's the dumb thing you did with your friend? Good morning. In college, I should go to to Benedict College in Colombia.

We had a huge water fight. Yeah. We had a huge water fight, and I throw the water balloon at a cop. They chased us down. But I ain't getting in trouble or anything. They just said, don't do it next time.

Hello, who's this? Yo, this G for Miami. What's the stupidest thing you do with your friends? Oh, man, when I was back in college in the 90s, like 98, man, I had a thing called Food Run and the Liquor. So the Food Run was

We'll go to the Food Line before us. load up the Chevy to be in the car, to go in the stove, we'll fill the basket all the way I'm talking about to the room, fool falling out, we'll just run out of us. So fill the car, pack it up, you know what I'm saying? Take off. Right after that, we go on to the liquor stove.

Now we got to, we have somebody, you know, disrupting the attendant, talking to them about nothing while we're getting all the liquor we could get. Same thing, jump in the car, take off, man. We did that like once a week, man. You had to be there. You had to be there. No, we don't want to be part of your crime, sir.

Thank you, sir. If you're just joining us, Charlemagne, you gave Donka the day to who? Sean, what was these guys' name? Sean O'Donnell and Aaron Prout. God bless the day. Aaron has passed away because Sean killed them. But they were friends. They were friends who decided to try on a Kevlar helmet together and then shoot at each other.

All right. So we're asking, what's the dumbest thing you did with your friends? We got Stacy on the line. Stacey, good morning. Hey, how you're doing? Yo, right first. I'm sorry, DJ Envy. Happy birthday.

Thank you, Stacy. You're a burgo like me. So my birthday was September 1st. Happy belated birthday, Stacey. Yeah, no, thank you, thank you. Okay, so the craziest thing I ever did with my friends, we was in, like, junior high school. We cut school, and we tried to go to Coney Island Beach,

and as we was getting off the train, it was like so many cops, so we got pulled into, like, the truancy stuff, and we didn't spend our day at the beach. We spent our day in this detention center until our parents came and picked us up. But oh, my God, I can't believe I got through. Okay, nope, sorry, that's not my story. But no, happy birthday, DJ Envy.

Like, it's our season. Let's go. Let's go. In Atlanta, just being as bisexual as I can be. Hey. You say you're in Atlanta being as bisexual as you can be. Yeah, because it's actually gay pride. So, DJ Envy, you can say happy gay pride to me now.

Happy gay prize, stay safe. Okay. Atlanta got his own. Yeah, I didn't know that. I didn't know that. Yes. You got to be a really gay place to have your own, bro. You got to have.

Like too... So y'all get too much... Atlanta get two months out of the year? Yo, God must have knew I was going to be who I was, because it always fall around me and DJMV birthday. So what does that mean? That means DJMV is like us. Yes, absolutely.

Right. No, no. No, with DJMV, thank you. Oh, okay, I'm so sorry. So, Stacey, when you go to Gabe, When you go to gay pride, Atlanta, do you look for women or men or both? If you need tips. Oh, no, no, no, no.

Listen, I don't really deal with the women side no more. I moved on the bigger and better things. Yes, I know that thing. Okay, Stacey. I'm a top, though. But I'm a top, so. Oh. But I sag all the time, so I kind of, like, confuse them.

Like, hey, you're a mysterious game. I love it. And wait, hold on it. I'm a mysterious buy. Remember, I'm the big. You're not mysterious if you're sagging You letting everybody know exactly what time And you're not bi if you don't really deal

With us like that no more You said you don't really deal with us like that no more Well, no Once you've been in that You can't just say you're gay You know what I'm just me So you're gonna be buy at heart forever Even if you never jump in another box

Yes I'm gonna be buy at heart forever I just told some pretty girl And Wendy she was cute So I have to keep my bisexual You understand Yeah. Oh, and, you know, like, speaking of by, yo, when I came to see your show, Jess Hilarious, you got a fat.

Ooh. I was like, yo, I told my sister because my sister loves you. Fat what? I said, no, I did not even know Just Hilarious ass was that fat. All right. Period. Yeah, right. Okay, bye-bye.

Bye-bye. Bye-bye. I don't think bye has ever been said that much ever on a phone call. Between bye-bye and I'm bye and I'm in Atlanta being bye. And envy is bye It's not by He said it's always around me And DJ Envy birthday

You started this You erupted that volcano Because he wasn't even out You right? Yes I didn't erupt any volcano Irrupted that volcano is called crazy God damn

You erupted his volcano envy Jesus Christ What kind of science project Was y'all doing? My God A bioin What's the more of the story Biometrics?

What? I don't even know what you were talking about I forgot Stupid friends Stupid things with your friends Oh, yeah. Stop doing them. That's pretty much.

I try not to. There you go. Yeah, especially if it's illegal or it involves murder or hurting anybody, including yourself and your friend. No, it's cool to do fun things, but not like nothing too stupid. Okay. All right. Well, when we come back, you got the latest with Lauren.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Salute to Golden Corral from the Bronx. They came up to give us some breakfast for my birthday. For your birthday. Salute to Gold and Girl. Golden Corral.

They got a nice spread out there, too. They got big mimosis and big sangria. Yo, as soon as I said, Golden Corral just went running. I never seen Just run that fast. I have no way. Breakfast is more than way he had nobody to go get us nice. I heard, and he was going, too. Dang.

Moroises, have some for me. Yeah, I surely will. Oh, you can't drink. Not yet. She got what, what? pregnant? No, the 18th. Oh, the 18th?

Oh, you got like two more weeks, Grego? No, I'm not pregnant. I don't even say that. I'm saying, no. Oh, no. All right, well, let's get to the next. Lauren becoming a street fit. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody.

She gets to detail. I'm the home girl that knows a little bit about everything. She'd be having the latest on this. The latest with Lauren La Rosa. Sometimes you have facts. Sometimes you have details. Sometimes she have a little bit everything. Well, it's the latest.

On the breakfast club. Talk to me. L.L. Cool Bay. Hey. talking all day to day about people addressing things. Well, Dame Dash has finally broke his silence on the issues with his teeth and

some other things. What's wrong with you? He said y'all can get your key key off now because he is doing what he has to do. So he sat down. He has a series on his American New Network on YouTube. It's called Bosses Take Losses. And this is part one of

this new series and he's addressing the teeth and, you know, Cameron and back up with a lot of things. Let's take a listen to Dean Dash. This isn't the cam that I know for a cosign. Number one, talking about another man's pockets, I just felt like him and I would have conversations about that's just not the most masculine thing to do. Talking about other people,

especially when they're not in the room, to me it's coward shit. For me, if you have something to say, to someone that you respect and that you know, if you don't go on a television show and speak on it, give them the respect of calling them. And what I've noticed is when you do have people on your show, you're very nice to them. And I don't think it's a problem being nice, but I do think there's times that they should be challenged. Like, I would never think that the Cam I knew would use his platform to sit with his old ops and talk about his brothers.

Why don't the rules apply to Dame, though? Like, Dame sits around and talks about people when they're not in the room. Like, I don't understand why the rules don't apply to him. What do you mean? Because I feel, I mean, he has talked about Cameron and, like, you know, putting. He just talks about people. people in general when they're not in the room. And stuff like that.

Well, the point that Dame Dash is trying to make here, and to your point, I don't know if it stands because he does talk a lot about people, is that Cameron should just be picking up the phone and calling him, especially because... But I'm saying, does he do that? I don't know. Well, he did say in this that he alleges

that he's attempted to pick up the phone and call Cameron a couple times, but Cameron doesn't... But I'm just talking about all the people Dame talks about. Dame sits down in front of these cameras quite often. It talks about people. Does he talk about it? does he get asked? Does he get interviewed about it?

Doesn't matter. Well, in this interview in particular, the interview opens with Dane Das addressing the health stuff. So he has an eye patch on and he says that... So he says that he got surgery on his eye because they had to remove liquid that's in his eye because he's diabetic. And then he goes

to the teeth and he says that they're currently sitting in his dentist's office and that he had... What? What is wrong with you? What? So he said that they currently... He didn't in his dentist office. Yeah.

What about the pair that he had in? Because I was looking at that video, girl, it was clenched down. He had them buttoned them teeth to his gums, glued them down. And he even talked like he's scared to open it off because you know what's going to happen because he opened his lips. Yeah, no. So he said that... He got a different pair? He's about to because he said that a lot of the teeth that he had in, like, broken, things happened.

And that had never happened before. So now he's going through, everything has to go through to fix his teeth situation. But he did take out what he had in his mouth because he's like, I'm not about to sit up here and clenched my teeth and all these things because I got some stuff I want to get off my chest. Yeah, there was nothing that he said that that was that was that important

that he had to sit up there with no teeth to have the conversation. Yeah. Oh, my God. Well. So I'm confused. So the teeth just don't stay in. Why would he have to clinch?

So how does he eat? No, what he was. So he had like a denture. I'm going to call it a denture. And I don't know. I'm not doing funny. I don't know in technical terms. But he would he would.

saying is that he had like teeth in and then they broke and all the things so he's had to, he's going to have to go through like this whole process of repairing it and the meantime he had dentures in but they're not I guess like as sturdy as what he had in before. Gotcha. Yes, but he he's getting it together is what

he's trying to tell y'all. But yeah so now a lot of people... Wait till you get to, wait till you get it together to come out and say like this wait. I got to address Cam. Okay, I got to get back at Cam right now. I can't wait. But they've been going back on forth for some, not even back and forth, but there has been

some things back and forth because Woody's really upset about it. He feels like Cameron shouldn't be talking about his money. And you know there's been a conversation around Dame Dash and money because of the tax stuff and the business stuff and all the things, right? Just has to go do her promotions. So let's take a listen to a Cameron

on Dame Dash because he finally came out and just was like, let me just have a conversation about this stuff too. Let's start with Dame Dash mad at me or whatever. And I love Dame. I don't have a problem. Dame calls me one day and be like, yo, me and 50 going back and forth. I see that you've seen them.

How are you going to let him pat me on the pockets like that? He papped you in the pockets. I said, Dave, you're crazy, man? He said, yo, me and him going back and forth, you mind if I mention that? I said, nah, go ahead. Instead of him saying what he told me on the phone, he said, yeah, and Kim, like 50 cents smack him on the ass.

What kind of grown man let the nuff-a-ha-ha smack him on the ass? I don't like that, Cam, that's smacking on the ass. What? Next thing. He's on another podcast talking about. Somebody asks him, you feel like your artist should take care, better care of you because they're up and it seems like you're going through financial trouble. And Dave says, Cam, so you're throwing me in there pauses and nobody even asked about me. All I'm saying is that you had wild bread and to me you mismanaged your money.

So once again, Dame needs to practice what he preaches. Cam just said that Dame threw him into something and nobody even asked him about it. Yeah. And elsewhere, Cam has talked about, you know, because he's talking about Ms. managing the money. Kim has talked about the way that Dame Dash lived and he says every time Cameron I hear him talk about Dame Dash anyway he says it's still my

brother like there's still love but he's just being honest and he's going you know you're talking about me I got to respond this is what I do as well too and I hate the conversation of artists owe somebody or somebody owes somebody because at the end of the day they made millions of dollars with Rockefeller they made millions of dollars

with state property they made millions of dollars with the clothing company they made millions of dollars with all the things that they did now the money was mismanaged. That doesn't mean that Cammon has to come now and give you money because if the tables will turn, you don't know what it was. So I hate that conversation. Stop speaking on another man's pocket.

You don't know if that man mismanages money. I'm going to come tap. Well, ooh, you're about to go tap. Envy just got us to go tap. Yeah, oh, so you try to tap his pockets. If that's what you want on your birthday, just say it. You give it her 48 taps? If I'm what,

if I'm what you want on your birthday, just say it, King. Continue on you. Oh, just say that. You see he ain't moved without his pockets, though. At all, baby. Because there ain't nothing in there.

You was on. Okay. Y'all threw me, where was I? Oh, I wanted to talk. I just wanted to say real quick. You're being chatty-patti. I am. This is my job, Dame.

I'm sorry. So, Cameron was talking about, when he was talking about mismanaging money, he was talking about the lifestyle of Dame Das used to live. He talked about the private jest that he flew for like five years straight. He said Dame had a mansion in London.

um he said that there were at one point in time dame i mean dame had like these two uh places or apartments condos lost whatever that he lived in in tibaca right around the corner from each other twenty thousand dollars apiece like he was spending money like crazy so now he's at a point where he's not able to do it's not anybody's responsibility like i wish he says i wish i could have lived like you too but i'm here and i learned how to manage my money why you just ain't play him saying it because we didn't cut the clip so here we are going to that was back from February. Yes.

Like, who? Cameron. Oh, okay. Did the Dame say anything else about Cam? Not in that one interview, no. Okay. I can't wait to see his new teeth. Me too.

That's what I was up, because he said they're sitting on a desk, just waiting to jump in his mouth. I don't know if they're sitting or he was about to go through the process, but they ran his dentist. Okay. I know that's right. Yes. All right. Lou De Dame and Cam. But that is the latest with Lauren.

Thank you, Lauren. You're welcome. All right. When we come back, we got the people's choice mix. Salute to Evie, Evie, Ovio Eli. He got me a birthday gift, which is, he got me one of the little toy savage shop. I love that, yo.

Which I thought is pretty good. Because you are obsessed with cars and love cars. Yes. And I was the only child, so he said, as a kid, but like, ooh. He definitely wore a helmet, Jess. Absolutely. I am convinced he wore a helmet.

I'm 100% by it. So specials, sitting over there. A little red Rie-Reary. No, my best. The mix is up next show. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Hilarius, Charlemagne, the guy.

We are The Breakfast Club. Salute to all of Virgo's again, and thank you so much for all the birthday, love. I'm leaving here. You know where I'm going, Jess? Where you going? You know what I'm going, Sholomey? I'm going to give me a powerball ticket.

Oh, I know, that's right. It's $1.3 billion, just in case. Well, hopefully you hate it on your birthday. I hope so, and if I do, I'm still coming to work. Of course, you better act like nothing change. But there will be signed. So, and also salute to Donnell Rollins for joining us this morning. Salute to Donnell Rollins, man.

He'll be at the Stress Factory and New Brunswick, New Joneswood, New Jersey all weekend long so go get your tickets. That's right. Donnell's funny. I can't stay there and act like Donnell not funny. He really is funny, especially on stage. He's definitely funny. He's a cremudgeon. What is that? What is that? What's that? A grumpy old man. A crumajent. Yeah, grumpy

old man is a gummaging. Put in the Beasel bubs. And make sure you get your tickets, Baltimore. The 4-10, your girl is coming home Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. This weekend, we got five shows, two on Friday, two on Saturday, and one on Sunday. No, I don't usually do shows on Sunday, but for the home. I will do that.

Jesseloransofficial.com. Get your tickets if you haven't yet. Me and Desi will be at the Baltimore Comedy Factory. Can't wait to see you, Baltimore. And I am black. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Hey.

Happy birthday to envy. Hey. Happy birthday to you. Hey. Oh, they got you a black cake to prove that you're black. There you go. Thank you. Appreciate you.

Thank you so much. That's dope, man. Is that red velvet? That's vanilla. Ew. Vanilla. Because you white. That's about right.

Period. Shut up, man. Thank you so much. No problem. That's dope. Oh, cars. No, that is dope, man. Oh, the tires.

Because you're singing in a frenzy. I think this is so dope. They got the tire marks and the cake. Yeah, that's dope. That's cool as hell. That's dope. I'm taking this whole. Damn, Sam.

You want a piece? Huh? No, I don't. Oh. I'm taking it at home. Do you want to cut it here? You're going to take it home? I'm taking that home.

Time to get up out of here, Shullerman. You got a positive note? I do. I want to tell people, first of all, though, man, make sure you join us at my fifth annual mental wealth expo. Happening Saturday, October 11 from 11 a.m. It is a day of mental health education and healing. It is at the Joel and Diane Bloom, Wellness and Events Center in Newark, New Jersey

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