The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Joseline Hernandez Interview, Jess Hilarious Cohosts, What Celebrities Have You Turned Down? and More!

Episode Date: June 22, 2023

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Good morning, USA! What's going on? Now, yesterday I walked in. You said, Envy, you look like you tired. Like you didn't get no sleep last night. Bro. It looked like you didn't sleep at all. Bro, you said you was going to come to the cabaret. The cabaret? No, the cabaret. The cabaret? You said you was coming to the cabaret.

You said you was coming to the Puerto Rican princess cabaret. Correct. She was looking for you. And, sir, she saw me. She took it all out on me. And now, I'm literally just coming into work. I just ran into work from partying. Now, let me tell you.

So, Jocelyn Hernandez will be joining us this morning. Last night, she was performing at Starlet's. Her cabaret was performing at Starlet's. She told us, she told Jess and myself that it was her early show. It was going to start at 6 and end at 10. I knew that was... Plug my cap. Cat. Plug my cap drop. Put the clues bombs or whatever you got. that it was her early show. It was going to start at 6 and end at 10. I knew that was... Cat! Put the clues bombs or whatever you got.

She came out. I don't know if she was trying to be Lauryn Hill or Anita Baker. Baby came out at 10. She came out at 10. She came out at 8.30. She came out at 10. But it's 6 now.

Y'all stayed all night? No, I had an after party Then an after after party And then I met Dave Chappelle You never know Who you meet in a room That's why you can't Judge certain people Right

Jocelyn Hernandez Was there with Dave Chappelle No that's not it We just went to Jocelyn Hernandez At Starland's And then Dave Chappelle I'm like Dave Chappelle

Was at Starland's With Jocelyn No Okay No No no no So what happened I met somebody in a room

At Jocelyn's No. Okay. No, no, no, no. So what happened? I met somebody in a room at Jocelyn's Cabo Way that was like, hey, Dave Chappelle wants to meet you. You want to meet Dave Chappelle tonight after this party? Mm-hmm. I was like, yeah. It was like, okay, cool.

He's doing a party. I mean, he's doing a show. I was like, he's doing a show in New York? Yeah, he always does these little small open mics, blah, blah, blah. I've heard that. Never saw it, right?

Right, right, right. Donald Rollins was here a couple weeks ago. He told us. I thought Shorty was bluffing. She took me there. I could tell that she was real. In the middle of the cab away, it was her. She was looking like Miss Honey, the teacher from Matilda.

Okay. I was like, God damn it. What you doing in here? She was like, oh, you know, I'm just here. I was like, all right. She don't want nothing to do with what's going on here. She probably is like a higher up person. Right, right, right, right. Anyway I'm just here. I was like, all right. She don't want nothing to do with what's going on here. She probably is like a higher up person.

Right, right, right, right. Anyway, roll with her. To see Dave, met Dave, chilled with Dave. Oh, my God. Heard Dave Chappelle freestyle a set and just spent the night with him. Don't y'all relax. Whoa. But like I spent a long time there just getting to know who I look up to.

Right, right, right. It was a great experience. And I looked up and it was four o'clock. And you was like, I got to go. I got to be. I got to be somewhere, right? Fell asleep in the Uber Black and I came straight here. All right.

Well, where's your sister? Did you leave her at the club? Yeah, she's still probably drunk somewhere. My son is somewhere. I don't know. Menlo's gotta work. That's all we know. Alright, well, we're gonna get the show cracking. We got front page news. Teslin Figaro will be joining us. So, this is what I learned. I learned Jess

Hilarious without Jocelyn Hernandez, who's gonna be joining us next hour. I learned that she seen a random white person and a random white person said, follow me. And you followed her. Hey, yo! You followed a random white person and a random white person said, follow me. And you followed her. You followed a random white person. Didn't know where they were going. I swear.

And, you know, you could have went to another country like they did that to us before. But you followed the random white person. But she led you to Dave Chappelle. Yes, it was the only white in the middle of all of the Bronx blacks. So it was like, OK, what are you here for? And she was like, I'll tell you what I'm here for. She took me there. Oh, my goodness.

All right. We're going to kick it with Jess Teslin-Figueroa when we come back. Also, they got one hour left to find those people on the submarine. Now it's only one hour. One hour left. Seven o'clock. In a submersible. Yeah.

They said after seven o'clock, there's going to be no more oxygen for them. All right. Front page news next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

Jess Hilarious is here, our co-host. Yes. Charlamagne is out for a couple of days. And let's get in some front page news. Morning, Teslin. Good morning. Good morning, DJ Envy. Good morning, Jess Hilarious.

Congrats on meeting your mentor, I guess. Is that what you would call that? Oh, my God. Dave Chappelle is one of the greatest mentors to have when you are a stand-up comedian. That's right. Now, on this list every morning, we have a list of subjects that we discuss. And I bumped that list a little bit because I'm into this submarine. I don't know if y'all out there into this submarine.

I don't know. You got me into it, too. You said they got one hour left. They got one hour left. Tez, you need to fill us in, mama. There's a little filling, if you can. They got one hour left. And you bumped it in. You bumped it in into it too. You said they got one hour left. They got one hour left. Tez, you need to fill us in, mama. There's a little filling if you can. They got one hour left. And you bumped it in yesterday too, just for those who are listening. So just so people know, and I'm glad you did bump it in,

because I do want people to know how this works when we're doing the front page news. So I'm in L.A., as Envy likes to remind folks. So I'm up at 3 a.m. in the morning. So when we're getting these stories whether it's this story or any other story a lot of these stories i'm preparing the night before and so the updates when we're doing development stories whether it's on this uh the submersible whether it's on a a mass shooting anything that happens within the last 24 hours i am depending upon information coming from the associated press uh the night before and a lot of that information doesn't change because I'm literally up in the middle of the night when I come log in with you guys.

So yesterday, just to do a quick update, we were talking about it not being a toilet on the submersible. And at that particular time, they did not report that there was a toilet. You know, they said that the five people standing that were on the submersible had to sit crisscross applesauce that they couldn't even stand up and so a lot of a lot of the analysts were saying you know that it that they had to use uh the restroom in uh bottles so getting off the air just to make a long story short getting off the air when they another update came out with abc saying that there was you know some type of way to relieve themselves and i believe it looks kind of like a a what like a port-a-pot uh kind of you know, some type of way to relieve themselves. And I believe it looks kind of like a what? Like a port of kind of like a bedpan type of thing.

So there's not a physical restroom, but there is something to relieve themselves. So I wanted to make that quick correction. But yes, 710 a.m. is when they said they will be running out of oxygen on the submersible. Still a lot of crews out there trying to figure out what those sounds were a lot of folks were saying you know well the ocean's not uh a quiet place so you could be hearing sound from anywhere but they said that the patterns is what they're finding encouraging but again no guarantee they don't know what the sounds are they're still trying to figure it out they've been in close contact with the family you know to just kind of let them know they're trying

to keep hope uh alive and then i just went on a deep dive with the pun intended on this story and just saw a lot of folks who, you know, this is not the first time that people have actually went down to the Titanic. Humans have done this before. And there was one guy that said when he went down that they that the the submersible they were in got caught in the propeller. And it took them about two hours just to you know To be able to remove themselves from the pedal so this has happened before but just as a point of clarity Whales don't even go down this deep. This is like the as deep as a Grand Canyon twice So we're talking about a really really deep in the ocean. And so we're just gonna keep you know, seeing what happens You don't know what's down in you don't know if it's another type of species you don't know i'll be thinking different

like extraterrestrial type of stuff i'll be thinking different that's what they were saying they were saying when you go to a certain depth there's like uh fish with like fangs yeah all these type of squids that are like 15 feet long you just never know you just never know cover under there like we've never i mean down there we've never been down there that's not even for human life now i know you want to jump into the store employee that calls cops on a black couple for buying high ticket items what happened in this situation yeah quickly uh bed bath and beyond is facing online backlash after staff at an ohio store called the police on a black couple and accused them of shoplifting because they had

too many high ticket items in the cart uh lamar richards asked why the police were called and one of the workers uh asked the employee that called the police to join the conversation let's take a listen to the exchange and talk about on the other side you called the police while we were still on this side of the store we were here for over an hour so you called police when we first really got in here okay time out i understand coming up understand. No, we're not gonna time out. I hear what you're saying. Can I do that? They want to know why the people want to talk to the person who did it.

They want to know why they were facing those words. Yeah, well we were profiled, exactly. You called? It's my right to do that. It's your right to do what? Oh yeah, you hear right. So, your right to do what? It's my right to call. Because you thought the three black people were shot lifting. Why? They didn't say that.

You called the police. You said we have a potential shot lifting. So you did say that. Yeah, see, I'm petty. See, what I would do is I would buy everything possible that my American Express can handle. And then I would return it all. Or I would go home and I have a jar full of pennies. And I would pay with pennies. And I would make them count out every last goddamn penny in that mother effing store and then after i buy

it then i would return it all like i would definitely i would be that petty i would want to put those workers and those people in such a problem in a place of uncomfortability that they would never do that again yeah well in this case uh since bed bath and beyond a great idea for those who are looking for petty ways to do stuff. But in this case, Bed Bath & Beyond is closing. So all of their stores are closing on June 30th. So it is going to be a final sale. Yeah. And some of the party cities, just as FYI, is also closing and the Bye Bye Baby store. So a great idea. But in this case, there were final sales. And so I guess they were assuming, you know, that maybe people were being, you know, in the shoplifting at this particular couple just bought a new home.

So they came in and he went further on to say, you know, yeah, this was a closing sale. You know, I didn't know I had to get I could only get a certain amount of items. And I just want to give you a couple of facts. Let's see what the FBI says about the shoplifting, because, you know, I love facts. Sixty one percent of property crimes, which includes shoplifting. Sixty one percent were committed by white which includes shoplifting, 61 percent were committed by white people, 32 percent by black people. So less than half of who's actually being arrested for shoplifting are black people. So that was a profiling gone wrong. And then just so folks know that people are not making this up. Case Western assistant professor did a study in New York on middle and working class black consumers out of 55 of those interviewed 80 said they experienced

microaggressions uh and only uh and being profiled as shoplifters uh the microaggressions just so people understand that's when you're being followed around if you're asking you know if you need any additional help if you're being ignored you know those types of things so this is a real thing and the survey also showed that white employees, white employees were even found to profile black consumers. So this is a real thing. There's also a case study about this as well. And lawsuits where people have sued and won, you know, based on this type of profiling. That's crazy that they was getting judged for buying too many high ticket items. Me and my boyfriend just went there and spent 741 because they are closing

so everything is like between 60 to 75 off right everything so we're gonna get hot second and nothing is high ticket we're gonna get high ticket items ticket items everything like we almost spent a thousand bucks and got like so much stuff for the house because everything is like 75 off i just think it's so i don't understand that i don't I just think it's so sad. I don't understand that. I don't think it's so sad because I don't think there's a black person or minority person listening that hasn't been followed in the store before or hasn't felt disrespected like their money doesn't matter. Their money doesn't count when they go into a particular store. It could be there. It could be anywhere. It could be when they try to purchase a car. And I know we got to go, but one

situation, I was a teenager and I was in one of these stores one time and my father was with me and and me and my father you know i went one way my dad went the other way and uh my dad knew a security guy that was in there because it was my dad's ex-partner and the guy was actually following me around and didn't know that i was he was my son yeah and my dad was like why are you following my son why are you following him he's like oh no we're just looking to make sure he's not stealing things. So my dad was like, that's my son. But so that's what they do, which is sad, but very sad. And I'm sorry that that couple had to go through that and deal with that.

But that is front page news. We'll see you in a couple minutes, Tez. Absolutely. Thank you. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-585-1051. Hit you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-585-1051.

Hit us up right now. Get it off your chest. And Jocelyn Hernandez will be joining us next hour. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Here, Andy. You know the vibe is mellow. What's the word? Mellow. What's popping, man? Hello.

Say what's up to Jess. Yo, what's up, Jess? How you feeling? I'm good, baby. What's up? Yo, first of all, don't call me baby. I love you. All right, so boom, right?

I have a real, like, turn that to me to get off my chest. Okay. Can you let the world know that natural women are still in? Like, you feel me? Like, I'm tired of all these BBLs.

And I'm not talking about Brazilian butlers. Because there's women with Brazilian butlers who look good. You feel me? Like, this is, she's thick as

Steve Harvey mustache. She's like, you're dagging. But I'm not gonna hold you. Like, the BBL I'm talking about is the booty and baby legs. Like, stop it. I don't want to see that in a sundress

I don't like I don't want to see you in them wrestling suits Like your time is shot in the window Like enough is enough I'm with you Mello I love him I think we need to get back to the just natural beauty I mean what it's doing out there to a lot of these kids

A lot of these children Where they feel like they want to be their favorite celebrity It's very scary There's nothing more beautiful than Than just beautiful woman that's natural, has natural curves. I love it. I agree with you, bro. Word, too. And then they have the nerves to start workout plans.

Like, what? Come on. Well, listen, I am going to say that they have to work out to keep that BBL up, babe. You can't just get a BBL and then expect to look good just because you got a BBL. You have to work out. So that's why they working out, babe. Hello, who's this? Hello, BJMD.

This is Jamaica. I live in North Carolina. Say it, Bill, to be exact. Okay, what's up? What I want to get off my chest is how upset I am that Jocelyn Hernandez is a guest on the show today. I don't know, Big Lick. I saw the video, and when I saw the video, I wanted to come to the screen and serve Jocelyn.

Ooh. Okay. She didn't run up on a real one like me. All right, Jamaica. I mean, I can tell. If your name is Jamaica, I can tell you a real one. Yeah. But, you know, this show is the perfect balance of righteousness and ratchet.

You know, you know, one day we'll have somebody talking about, you know, Juneteenth and one the next day we'll have a politician on and then the next day we'll have Jocelyn on. That's that's why this show is The Breakfast Club. We have a little bit of everything. But this is my thing for so long jocelyn's behavior and her attitude has been that she can do what she wants say what she wants run up on people and i didn't like the fact i saw the video there was guys and girls that was with jocelyn that also attacked this girl jocelyn smacked somebody in the back of the head that had nothing to do with

nothing and then got mad when the girl threw a drink on her. It's like everybody keeps condoning, everybody keeps hyping it up and she just needs to meet her match and I just want her to know I am her match. She can see me at any time. Okay, Jamaica, calm down. We don't want you to go to jail.

Jamaica, calm down. Sounds like you got something to live for. You got some kids and some babies and something. Calm down. Oh, they all grown so it's whatever. It ain't worth it, Jamaica. Jamaica, we're not Sounds like you got something to live for. You got some kids and some babies and something. Calm down. Oh, they all grown, so it's whatever. It ain't worth it, Jamaica. Jamaica, we're not bailing you out. Calm down. Calm down.

But we will discuss that, and we will talk to her about that today. We're going to talk to her. So, you know, she will be joining us next hour. But, Jamaica, calm down, okay? See, y'all got Jocelyn on the show today. I should be on the show tomorrow. Y'all ready to go to the roof. I'm trying to fit. Jamaica, what are you doing next week? Because I need some security be on the show tomorrow. Y'all ready to go to the room. I'm trying to tell you. Jamaica, what are you doing next week?

Because I need some security when I'm in L.A. Do you feel like working? Just asking. You know what? This is really funny that you said this, DJ Envy, because people around here that know me, they know me. Like, what you see is what you get. This is me all the time.

I'm serious. How much do you charge? I need that extra soldier just in case for you it'll be free just come in and meet you Charlamagne and maybe even Jess cause I love Jess well thank you Jamaica get it off your chest

800-585-1051 if you need to vent hit us up now it's The Breakfast Club good morning The Breakfast Club. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ledonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. Why can't I trade my own country? My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong?

No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead. Oh my God. What is that? Bullets. Bullets. Bullets. We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go.

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Good morning, everyone. Good morning, honey. So what I wanted to know was, in the form, the stupid form that we have to fill out when it's race, you have to put white, black, Hispanic, right? So when you guys talk about statistics, is Hispanic included in that white? Oh, you're talking about statistics, is Hispanics included in that weight? Oh, you're talking about the shoplifters?

Yeah. Well, let's go to Tez on line one. Tez. Great question. And again, I guess since you have Ms. Hernandez on the show, that was one of the things that people were bringing up last week when she was arrested, that she identified as white on her. I don't know if you guys knew that, but she identified as white.

There was a big thing going on as well. So people, according to the census, you can you can identify with being having Hispanic. And then what is your actual race? Some people identify as black. Some people identify as white who come from, you know, who have an Hispanic origin. So that's a great question. And that was a big deal on last week because you know there was the conversation i guess that she was having about race with amber rose oh yeah so yeah people brought people brought that up and said well wait a minute you identify as white so great question and that particular stat that i was using just to answer her question in the fbi that particular one was saying black so it could have been uh people

who have you know hispanic uh heritage and not because it just says black it just depends on how you identify no you didn't say spanish or hispanic i did like because every time we say someone black i throw my hispanic people in there because they they with us so i just always throw them in as minorities yeah no there are some there are some and there are some some studies that that do break that down but according to the fbi again going by the census it all depends on how the hispanic wants to identify some identifies white like george george zimmerman for example or you may have some hispanics who you know may say hey i'm afro-latina and i'm gonna identify as black you know cardi b these are questions that people have talked about many many times it just all depends on you know what you want to check the box for gotcha okay thank you hello who's this hey how's it going man this

is this is big o calling out of charlotte north carolina what's up get it off your chest i'm blessed blessed to be here man i've been listening to y'all shows for years man i want to shout everybody out let them know be blessed today man, man. I lost my sight, man. In the pandemic, I was driving 18 wheelers, man. I'm 35 years old. I got a daughter that's 14. I got three children. I'm a father of three.

I'm out here trying to make it the best way I can, man. I'm growing as big in sport. How'd you lose your vision, brother? My brakes fell on my trailer, and I had to make a split decision, man. I throw this big in sport. How'd you lose your vision, brother? My brakes fell on my trailer, and I had to make a swift decision, man. I either had to hit the car in front of them, where I would have

took their life, or take the loss. I took the loss in order to save my own, save other people's lives. I'm down here with no sight because of that. That one blinded,esus christ jesus christ yep 19 hours of surgery resuscitated five homes and i'm still living and you're still here i was ready to listen to you for a reason you're still here we appreciate it yeah i wanted to show if

it's possible dj envy i'd like to um give out a cash app if anybody want to help. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Let me get your cash app. Go ahead. What's the cash app, brother? Dollar sign, the letter O-W-I-L-L-973. 973. Okay, that's O-W-I-L-L-973. List is out there. O-M-A-R was a truck driver. His brakes went out on his truck. And instead of crashing into the car in front of him he decided to move it out the way And crash into a wall

And because of that he had to have numerous surgeries He was resuscitated and he lost his vision Let me ask you a question Was that your truck you were driving? Yes sir, I was driving with a company So you can't sue the company for not having brakes? You're not doing the right thing with the brakes? Well the problem

The problem here man When, is when you drop a phone on the ride, the rules play a little different. Did you talk to an attorney? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I've been trying, man. I mean, did you talk to a pit bull attorney? Like, one that's like a serious attorney?

No, I had a few. And where did this happen? Where's the business located? North Carolina. Okay. I got an attorney. I don't know if he does work out of North Carolina. His name is Haddad.

Steve Haddad. He gets a lot of money for people when you need it. He's a great attorney. He's also a great friend of mine. I'm going to reach out to him and see if he could look into this case. Maybe he can help you out a little bit because he gets to the money. Yeah. Man, I appreciate it, man.

I thank y'all for what y'all do, too, man. I get up every morning and listen to you guys, man. Just hilarious and all of them, man. Y'all be having me cracking up. All right, brother. I'm going to throw some money in your cash app, too. Owill973. O-W-I-L-L-973.

And Steve Billion Steve Vedad If you're listening Call me man We gotta make sure This bruv is okay That's my good friend And one of my attorneys

But Owill You stay on hold Right fast And let me get your info Okay? Yes sir Steve Price Sleep

Nah he up I seen him this morning He up 626 You seen him No not seen him But I seen him post Something on Instagram

I seen him post Come on why you Seeing this man It's 6am No it's on Instagram You know I didn't see him, but I seen him post something on Instagram. I was going to say, come on, why are you seeing this man at 6 a.m.? No, it was on Instagram. You know when you see something on Instagram, like I seen him up this morning. Oh, okay, okay, so he's

just active now. Yeah, he's active. I was going to say, why don't you stop past his house this morning? No, no, I didn't pass by. Yo, you stupid.

Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. Now, Jess, we got rumors on the way? Yes, we do. Don't ask me like I know. Well, we're going to talk about Boosie.

Oh, he was glad that Abam, but he wasn't released. Really? Yes. Well, we're going to be talking about Boosie. He was played at a bomb, but he wasn't released. Really? Yes. Well, we'll talk about Boosie when we come back. You ain't nothing. Yo, you ain't S. All right. Jess Hilarious is here.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Jess Hilarious is here. I am. Charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club just hilarious is here charlamagne is out a couple of days let's get to the rumors

so boozy is asking san die Diego residents to protest on his behalf. Yesterday, Boosie sent out a tweet asking the people of San Diego to protest outside the courtroom today. This is very interesting, okay? So he asked for a bail, and it was granted, but they didn't let him out. And he already paid. He paid. The judge approved it, but the prosecutors was like, no, we're not going to let you out. I didn't even know that that could happen happen but you learn something new living in this world

every day the prosecutors denied it then they made an official request to keep him detained right because it wasn't official they were just saying we weren't gonna let you we're not gonna let you out after he paid and he thought he was ready to get out they didn't it was an official request to keep him in there and boosie is like but they don't have no real proof to keep me detained, right? So that's why he was asking the people of San Diego to protest outside, you know what I'm saying? Just like they did in the movie Lean on Me for Morgan Freeman. And he got out. But I don't think this is going to happen for Boosie in this case like this.

I didn't know that that could happen like that, that a judge can approve it. But the prosecutors can be like, nah. I didn't know that that could happen like that. That a judge can approve it, but the prosecutors can be like, nah. I didn't know that either. I thought usually the prosecutor can make a recommendation and the judge decides what the judge wants to do. Right, I thought the judge had the last say. Usually they judge, I would think, has the last say. But this is what bothers me here. Usually

you hold somebody if they're a danger to society or if they're a flight risk. You know Boosie ain't going nowhere. Boosie is an artist he's a performer he performs he has a huge house in Atlanta he has a bunch of kids we know Boosie ain't going anywhere I say he he paid them whatever whatever it was the fifty thousand dollars uh bail and he did let the man go out until his court date I don't see a problem with it Boosie didn't hurt anybody now he violated allegedly his his probation yeah but he didn't hurt anybody so he should be able to go into his

court date. Especially after paying. I can see if he didn't pay it. And does he get the money back? Because he was not let go. He wasn't released. Correct. He should get that money back but they should release him. They should definitely release him. Alright, Cardi B is beefing with the

stepson of somebody on a submarine what oh this is gonna hit you at home because you know you worried about the people in that submersion see i got cnn on i want to see what's going on i want to see if they pull those people out this white man is really throwing me off here all right sorry it's all good all right well listen if you don't know okay so uh we covered in front page news for the last two days we've been talking about the submarine being stuck down they went down to see what's going on with if you don't know, okay, so, uh, we covered in front page news for the last two days. We've been talking about the submarine being stuck down.

They went down to see what's going on with the Titanic. Now the stepson of one of those British millionaires, he's a British millionaire. He's on the submarine. I think British billionaire. British billionaire. I'm sorry. And he's the son of one of them. Now he posted a picture of himself at a concert,

a blink 182 concert, right? And, um, he, he captioned, it might be it might be distasteful being here but my family would want me to be at a blink 182 show as it's my favorite band and music helps me in difficult times cardi b didn't like that she took to uh her live to talk about how she did not uh not she didn't appreciate seeing it, but she was just like, this is why I rather have love.

Because he's supposed to be, you know, like, you know, trying to figure out what's going on with his dad. Like, why are you at a concert? You know what I'm saying? In my opinion, I feel like, all right, just mind your business a little bit. You don't know the relationship between he and his dad. You don't know how some people cope. It may be different. You don't know.

Who's to say he don't love his dad? Who's to say that he didn't cry all these days leading up to him going to this Blink-182 concert? We got audio, though, because his response was he came back at Cardi. What do you say? Thanks for the love and the support. Here are the facts, okay? Believe it or not, I have about $100 to my name. I can't go out to the ocean. I have a legal situation keeping me here as well.

I can't get on a flight. I don't have a passport. I was sitting here yesterday watching the news for two days straight. I go to a Blink-182 show because they have a ticket. It wasn't like I was having super fun. It wasn't like I was celebrating having a great time. I was kind of just listening to some of my all-time favorite songs kind of like nodding my head and just trying to get off the phone for

like maybe like two hours or so and come right back into the drama the submarine is stuck at the damn titanic there's nothing i can do for the situation at all so that's the truth see now this is the thing right opinions are like booty holes right everybody got one and in this situation i agree with cardi b now yeah i don't know their relationship i don't know how cool they are but if your mom if that's her husband i just feel like in my opinion not knowing their relationship but i wouldn't want my stepson to be at a new edition concert talking about every little step i take you know i mean i wouldn't want him to be singing poison while i'm stuck in in the bottom of the ocean because when i come up i'm gonna feel the way oh i'm almost dead and you're sitting at a concert watching jay-z and pharrell perform

are you watching beyond tape a phone because you got the tickets no where do you want him to be in a corner balled up crying until you come back up If you come back up? Be next to your mom. Be next to your mom. To make sure your mom is okay. Be next to my wife. You know what I mean? Even though that you're not my quote unquote real son,

you're my stepson. But, you know, at least condole your mom. I mean, I only got 40 more minutes to live, right? Well, 40 more minutes of oxygen.

So now, after, if I pass and you want to go celebrate and party and all that other stuff, but I think that I would want

to show a little compassion, I would think. People will say, well, oh, people deal with, you know, past and you want to go celebrate and party and all that other stuff but i think that i would want show a little compassion i would think yeah people would say well oh people deal with you know things differently 182 took his mind off of it and i i if if one of my sons or daughters or stepson or stepdaughters if i had one was hanging at a concert while i was possibly dying i think i would feel away if i got back out i I got you. I agree with him, though. I agree with him. But he did say, like, he started going in. Now, Cardi B didn't disrespect him. Right. All she did was say, yo, I think that you should be. She gave her opinion, right.

She gave her opinion, you know, like, and it wasn't disrespectful. You know, sometimes people give opinions and it becomes like an insult. Correct. And they coming at you. She wasn't. She was just literally saying, like, yo, you should be at home with your family. Right. Praying for your dad. So much like that. that he was upset he felt like he was being came

out he said cardi b we all know your latest releases are trash but is your career desperate for attention now like you know he just was coming at her i think that's crazy he also said what a trash celeb cardi b trying to get clout off me and my family suffering. I went to a Blink-182 concert for coping rather than sitting at home and watching the news. Shame on you, Cardi. Get some class. I think that was unwarranted. That was uncalled for. It was unnecessary.

See, this is the thing. You put the fact that you went on a Blink-182 concert. Yeah. She didn't guess that. She didn't find out from a friend. You posted it. So once you post it, people can leave a comment based off how they felt and that's how she felt she didn't look you up to see what you were doing that night no you posted it and it went viral and she left a comment on it

and also i don't know if you know young man but cardi b's been spitting the last couple of records that she's released she's been selling out a couple of arenas even her features yeah i don't think cardi b fell off anywhere i think she's actually doing pretty fine out there. I just think he got upset and said what all other people, all her other haters were saying about, oh, she trash, she this, she that. But I do agree with her not coming at the way he coped. But I do agree with you, too. Like, look, I agree that he shouldn't have came at her.

Like, it's just like, all right, let her say what she's going to say. Because she wasn't disrespecting you. But I was just like, eh uh i think that he can cope any way he want to cope all right yeah stop looking at the tv there's nothing on there about the submersible it is right now it says that they're still looking it should have about maybe 10 more minutes of air to pull up or whatever they have to do and they haven't seen anything yet this is very interesting they got a lot they covering a lot i didn't know okay it says race against time goddamn all damn. Alright.

Alright, well that is your rumor report. When we come back, Teslin Figaro will be joining us and we're going to kick it with her. Also, Charlamagne is out. So if you want to give somebody donkey of the day, it could be anybody. It could be your mama, your baby mama, your kids, your co-worker. It could be anybody. 800-585-1051.

Get whoever you want donkey of the day. You know what? What? They're going to give this submarine stepson the donkey. I'm sure somebody's going to say that. I feel it. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Everybody, it's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club.

All right, Jess Laris is here. Charlamagne's out for a day or two. And let's get into some front page news. Tell the figure, oh, good morning. Good morning. I am back. Good morning. All right back. Good morning. All right.

Just a quick sports. Porzingis went to the Celtics. Marcus Smart to the Grizzlies. All right. Now, Tyreek Hill, he also was allegedly slapped a man on the neck in a fishing boat altercation. So we'll see if charges are brought up against him. And Jake Paul versus Nate Diaz will be boxing August 5th in Dallas. This will be a 10-round fight.

Now, let's get to some news. Now, police say Idaho dad killed neighbors over alleged incident exposure by neighbor's oldest son. What happened here? Yeah, this is a doozy here. So bear with me as I try to break this down as simple as I can. So an Idaho father, his name was Major John Kaler, killed a neighboring family because he was upset that the neighbor's 18-year-old son had reportedly exposed himself to the man's children. Now, I'm going to summarize this as best I can. There were two families, the Kalers and the Smiths.

Now, they shared a duplex. And as you know, when you share a duplex, you share a yard. The 18-year-old Devin Smith exposed himself in front of his bedroom window in view of Kaler's young daughters while they were playing in the yard several days before this past Sunday. And Sunday was the actual shooting incident. Now, the exposure incident was reported to the police. But while they were waiting on the investigation this past Sunday on Father's Day, the two families got into an argument over how the allegation was being handled. Things escalated and Kaler shot two adults, which was the 65-year-old grandfather and the 41-year-old daughter. And then he shot them near the door. Then he went in the house and killed the two sons, who were 18 and 16. So he's killed all this entire family.

Now, his wife told the police that her husband warned authorities that if there was another indecent exposure if that was to happen again he was gonna take care of it himself now she interpreted that as you know possibly beaten beating up the guy and so when after he killed all of all of the people he gave his wife his wife his wallet and said make sure you know that the chill tell the children that I protected them. So four people murdered as a result of this incident. Damn. And now, just a quick

question. I know race has nothing to do with it, but I'm just curious. I'm always curious. Were they white? Were they black? Were they Asian? Were they Hispanic? Yeah. The killer was a white guy. This is such a sad case because you would hope that the police would have been able to figure this out fast enough. You know what I mean? And I'm sure they wanted that young man to be locked up.

But, you know, as a father, not to say that I agree or that I'm saying that I would or anything like that, but if somebody exposes themselves to your child, sometimes you don't know what you would do. You know what I mean? You look at your daughters or you look at your kids as so innocent and such little angels and the fact that somebody is exposing himself will make you definitely absolutely positively wild out uh not wild out to the fact that you would kill a whole family though but it would definitely make you want to wild out where you want to put hands on somebody but also you got to think it's an 18 year old boy and the fact that the 18 year old boy is doing it maybe he's having some problems maybe there's

something wrong with him maybe he needs some help you know you gotta kind of and they did say that they did say that just and not to make excuses for you know predator but it was uh they did say that he had some disability issues and had a hard time responding to social cues um and this particular couple also shared previous memes about how to catch a predator and about you know know, basically murdering somebody, you know, if they were ever, so they were already hyper alert, you know, on this. So I don't know. And again, this is, I'm not alleging anything, speculation. I don't know if this had happened before, you know, if, because again, this is still

developing. This just happened on Father's Day. So we don't know, you know, has this been something recurring, you know, what has happened, you know, before that, that made, you know, him go all the way, all the way to the edge with that? And I do want to just let people know what the charges are, because people may not have ever heard of these type of charges. But he was charged with premeditated and or to execute vengeance. The other killings were allegedly premeditated to execute vengeance and or committed a burglary as well. Under Idaho law, burglary is entering a house or an apartment with an intent to commit a felony such as murder. And then, you know, I got this for you also because I know you always ask me about the gun laws.

And so in Idaho, you do not need a state permit to purchase or possess any rifle, shotgun, or handgun in the state. It is an open carry state, so anybody 18 and older can carry a weapon without a license, open or concealed, as long as they have not been banned from having a gun. So, very interesting story here. Would an

insanity plea work here? I mean, because the fact that it's, you know, it's your kids and your family, and sometimes when somebody messes with your kids, you do turn black and it may not black as you know that, but you just while out with an insanity plea, even remotely work there. Yeah. I mean, well, anything is possible, you know, without, you know, without knowing exactly what they're going to do, but I'm, I mean, you can pretty much say it's fair to say that, you know, that this was something that just, you know, made the guy snap, you know, I don't know, but I think any,

any good defense attorney is going to try to figure out some type of way, you know, to see what they can do to, to get some type of a relief, you know, for, for the guy. But again, when you talk about killing all four, you know, the grandfather and the mother and, you know, the two kids, I don't, you know, I don't know how that that's going to look, but it looks like this guy was pretty calm about it he didn't run he did whatever he took gave his wife his stuff and said hey it is what it is let him know i protected him so seems that he's you know seems to be pretty you know like hey i i'm standing on it i did it and

that's that which a lot of fathers you know i'm sure feel the same way so this is one of those kind of stories like how do you you know you can't really sympathize with the perpetrator you know with the uh the predator if you will but then as a parent you like i don't know you know i mean the first thing i know i know a lot of dads would be like yeah i would do the same thing not f that but you also got to think about it you make that that permanent decision yeah and now you never see your kids again now you know you say you protect your kid in that one moment but now who protects your kids for the next 30 years of their life very sad case

very sad sad case damn alright well sorry I ended on that note but I was going to say damn I mean I'm thinking about that now you know the submarine they have no more oxygen I know

it is a very interesting story though people will get Now, you know, the submarine, they have no more oxygen. I know. If he is really committed to the submarine. It is a very interesting story, though. People will get upset and say, why are y'all so into it? Because it's just fascinating. Yeah, it's fascinating. All right. Sad. All right.

Well, thank you, Tesla and Figaro. Tell people where they can find you. Find me on Instagram, Tesla and Figaro. I get it in with the comments, guys. You guys can come on my page, comment. Somebody's already commented this morning, upset about the stats uh so i do read the comments we we debate and you can also follow me on my podcast where i actually cover these stories and go into more detail on the black effect podcast network straight shot no chaser find me on instagram

tesla figaro all right now when we come back jocelyn hernandez will be joining us we're kicking with jocelyn she got a lot going on. And, of course, our own Jess Hilarious was hanging out with her last night in the club. Okay, all right. You didn't have to say that. We'll talk to Jocelyn when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. It's a strip club. It's a gentleman club. It is a strip club. Shout out to Starless and Marty and everybody. So, okay. So the Cavalry, you know, the Cavalry, I'm on my fourth season. Congratulations.

Yes. Four seasons, girl. That's a lot. That is a lot. And I own the show. I own the IP, my intellectual property. I wrote it. I wrote the Cavalry.

I created it. I produce it. I do everything about it. I act in it. So basically it's like a group of ladies They compete to be Inside of my cabaret Actually last

Performance Which was Saturday I had 12 ladies Dance with me on stage You know some of them Put their self on fire Shoes on fire Jesus Christ

They skate on stage So it's like a whole show That this girl is actually Moving to the house They compete It's like It's like It's like Tyra Banks

With her show, with the modeling show, except that they're dancing. They're not modeling. So wait, they set themselves on fire on the pole? On the pole. They choose. They kitty cat everything be on fire.

The kitty cat be on fire? The kitty cat be on fire, DJ Envy. That's what I'm trying to tell you. You're not talking herpes or chlamydia. You're talking about flames. No, not that type of messed up fire. I'm talking about fun fire. You know, like a real show.

Like a real show. Yeah. Definitely this season, the ladies stepped their game up. Because season one, season two, season three of the cabaret, it was great. And we built to it. The first season, I was trying to get the ladies to understand my vision. I want to do a cabaret with my music. And I want some dancers.

And since I'm a musician, I want to do it on TV. I want the girls to dance. I want to make it make sense. I want to make a cabaret with my music and I want some dancers. And since I'm a musician, I want to do it on TV. I want the girls to dance. I want to make it make sense. I want to make it make one. Some of the girls didn't believe season two. We did it. One of them won $10,000. We performed in Atlanta.

We did the whole choreography to one of my songs. So that was great. Season three, I went on tour to 12 different cities. It was a lot. It was quick. It was fast. So we really didn't have an actual show. But the people loved it.

You know, they can. They seen the girls getting on stage doing they think doing the pose but now season four it's more organized we got a routine we got a whole show it's a 30 minute show i think i'm performing like eight songs for 30 minutes and you know then i do my meet and greet my last tour i would just go and just keep performing yeah but now i have to like you know i have to preserve myself i have to film And I'm actually also filming season four of The Cabaret. That will be airing next one on Suze Network.

You think people don't take you serious because of the love and hip hop, because of the college hill, because of The Cabaret. Like they don't take you as serious as you feel like they should?

I feel like they take me super serious. I always have so a lot of shows. I have my only, my fans that I personally am a fan of Jocelyn, that if you go on my Instagram

or my Twitter or any of the hashtags of the cabaret, they sing my songs word for word. Yeah. Word for word. Like, you got,

I do shows sometimes with 1,500 people, 2,500 people, 100 people, 300 people, 500 people. It's different cities, different shows,

different locations. Yeah. And every city you go to, they sing my songs, every song, birthday song not just vegas i want to ride but every night of the week get rico finger check uh slay every song they brought me my money every song that i have and i have you know i've never put out an album but i put out singles like all the time and so i definitely feel like people have taken me seriously. Do I feel like it took them a long time? Yes.

Yeah. But do I feel, who am I to be before anyone else? I just have to keep working. If I believe in myself, I have to just keep pushing. I love that. I see a lot of different things for you. It's like, why the hell you won't get into like pro wrestling? Why?

What was happening? Like, why you won't go into pro wrestling and get paid to you i'm sorry she's slapping security he's supposed to protect you she's slapping this man quick enough foul so i tell you what i tell you what i'm not really uh you know i you know i just got out of jail yes you know i just got out of jail yes ma'am so it's really not too much that i could talk on that but i will will, you know, because, you know, I was gone, girl. I was in Lauderdale, Broward County. I was cold, came out with a cough and everything. Girl, I thought I was going to die.

They let me in for two days, and I'm sitting out here sick as a dog. Why me? Why me? So I can't really speak too much on that. But what I can say is that I'm going to always protect. Yes. How do you say that again? Protect. Yes. Me do you say it again? Protect.

Yes. Me. Right. Always. And if you see me out here in the streets, when you know you too, and in the world, America, whoever knows me know where I come from and what I've done and how I've changed, you know, I'm just making sure that I'm straight and no one hurts me. You know?

So, you know, the media only show you one thing. It looks like a whole lot of chaos, but you might not know what happened prior to that chaos. Like five seconds before or ten seconds before. You just see like the rah-rah. And because it's me,

it's always so much bigger than what it actually is. Yeah. And that's another big point too. So it's like, even, to keep going back to, you know,

Love & Hip Hop, they had you. I know that the, it was a lot of tension with Shua Mona because it's like she always wanted to portray you in that light. You know what I'm saying? or you know love and hip-hop they had you that i know that the it was a lot of tension with you on mona because it's like she always wanted to portray you in that light you know what i'm saying do you ever feel any way about that like how you would be for mona about it and you go over and lola mel he got you you know look in the same way when you're so many other things and just fight

her well i say this i would say this shout out shout out to mona and shout out to let me yeah they both gave me amazing opportunities and i will also say i'm a grown person right the way i run my cabaret as far as like being on on sus network because when i did love my hip-hop i was like you know i was younger i was wild i was out there so it's only but so much that a network could do for yourself yeah to help you or break you you know you you still have to accept responsibilities as a human being as a you know as for yourself so with that that was what what it was right and if it wasn't for love and hip-hop let's just be real i will not be here with the cabaret and then you know with the cabaret like listen that's just how i run my show you know i'm saying like i run my to do what i tell them to do if you can't you can't be in the cabaret you know

when you see me on suze will let me on the cabaret i i just think that you see so much more of of me running a business yeah instead of seeing like the person of jocelyn like the person of jocelyn is different than the jocelyn that's actually running a business so i might look like i'm raw raw like i'm being put in this one life but you got to remember you're only seeing like really just 20 30 percent of my life right because even though i got, you're only seeing like really just 20, 30% of my life. Right. Because even though I got cameras out for 46 weeks, like I do right now

filming Jocelyn's Cabaret Season 4, it's still not every single day. Not every part of you. You don't see when I'm crying. You don't see when I'm taking care of my daughter. You don't see when I'm, you know, working out, doing yoga every day.

I've been in New York and I've been doing yoga every day with my husband. But you know, you could, I was going to say, but you know, the fact that it's your show, you can display what you want to display now right you can put that out there

you just ain't got to put the cabaret part you could put that out too and i was gonna ask you shouted out you know mona scott i know one time you were saying some that you you and mona go back and forth but the fact that y'all shouted out have y'all spoke have y'all squashed that that beef at that time or you just let it go you know what i haven't talked to her but it's just like you come to a place where you grow up i don't gotta keep being mad at mono being mad at anybody for nothing like well how does that help me right how does that give me any blessings right how does that make god open the door for me to get like keep opening up my third eye so i can keep pursuing my dreams and my career how could i help young ladies in the world you know like that ain't, you know, my biggest goal to be in life,

I grew up in, I always say this, I grew up in Puerto Rico. I grew up in Carolina, en Las Esmeraldas, en El Caserio. I grew up in the ghetto, in the hood, in the trenches. And I used to be running around without no shoes and have needles, heroin on, needles on my feet. I had to come home, I had to pull them out. My dad used to be a crack and a heroin addict. So I come from nothing, right? My dad died when I was very young.

And for me, my most important thing is to showcase to the little girls that they could do it. If I did it, you could do it too. Like that's always going to be my end goal. Yeah, for sure. Because I have a daughter.

And it's rooted deep in my heart. I want to always be that voice of reasoning to the young girls. Because they know I was a mess when I first came out. But look where I come from. Look what cards was given to me for me to play. So you got to remember, I come from a really low-income family. When I tell you low-income, I mean like food stamps low-income.

You feel me? And so for me now, it's like all I want to do is really just do my job, do what I love to do. Music, TV, help the little girls take care of bonnie have another child with my husband yes i'm an artist yes i do messed up things yes i'm out there you might see something oh she crazy i'm i'm not crazy you know i'm not gonna ever do anything that truly in my heart don't feel like i need to do and i'm gonna take the consequences afterwards all right we got more with john more with Johnson Hernandez when we come back don't move it's the Breakfast Club good morning. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired, depressed,

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and the soul of 74 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Jocelyn Hernandez. Jess Solaris is here.

Charlamagne's out for a couple of days. Do you turn up for the cameras? The reason I say that is, you know. Absolutely. Absolutely. Absolutely. Why wouldn't I know? Because when people talk about Jocelyn, I'm like, I've been on flights with Jocelyn.

And she's the coolest, calmest. How's your family? How's your wife doing? So then when I turn on the TV, I'm like, that's not the person. I just flew it for three hours. I'm like, that's not the same person. So you make it your business to entertain.

Can I tell you something? You could ask my family. You could ask my best friend, Melissa, which is my manager, and my husband, Melissa. I am a trip. I wake up in the morning tripping. I'm tripping. I'm high off life. I'm recently clean.

And when I say clean, listen, let me tell you something. I'm grown. I can do whatever I want. I got my stuff together. I ain't never been in the streets. Y'all ain't never heard that I owe nobody money. You ain't never heard that I'm y'all ain't never heard that i owe nobody money you ain't never heard that i'm broke you ain't never heard that i ain't getting no money you ain't never heard that i'm a junkie outside shooting up no did i like the party absolutely still love to but i know that i have to focus and i have to be as clean as i can to

be the best that i can be right but you could ask this too i don't have to have nothing in my system i wake up with the bull just**t just like a funny person. People always be like, you should be a comedian. No. I'm funny because I don't want to be a comedian. I'm funny because that's just who I am as a person. So like, I do turn up for the cameras but Envy, I'm a funny ass b**ch no matter what. Like, I wake up

funny. I just like to have fun. I like to have fun. And I'm very and you gotta remember when I'm working and filming, I have to be very strict. And the second I get to be strict, I'm gonna be funny. I'm gonna be a b**ch. I'm very and you gotta remember when I'm working and filming I have to be very straight and the second I get not to be strict I'm gonna be funny I'm gonna be a bitch I would be cracking jokes everything now you said you're clean is it you're clean because you had your baby and you'd like I have to change or what what's decided you like you know what I want to be clean and what does clean mean well you know Clint is now you know you know not doing it one two not doing the one two baby make you want to say

you know what I got a change or what was it that made was it a scare or no no scare no scare no I always been very cautious and I do everything very limited yeah you know cuz I'm cute as I want to stay that way so I'm like you know I'd be like you know when I hang out with my you know I, because I'm cute as f***. I want to stay that way. You know what I'm saying? So I'm like, you know, I be like, you know, when I hang out with my b****es, you know, I'm like, I'm more like a social party person. You know what I mean? And I don't hang out all the time. But I feel so much stronger and so much better.

It's like, I feel like I don't need the crutches anymore. To me, the way I think about it, it's like a crutch. And I just feel like I'm finally walking without them and I don't need them. And I feel stronger. I feel smarter. I feel sharper. Look, I finished working last night at 2 in the morning. I went to sleep and I'm finally walking without them and I don't need them. And I feel stronger. I feel smarter. I feel sharper. Look, I finished working last night at 2 in the morning. I went to sleep and I'm back up at 7 o'clock.

I told my manager, I said, I cannot believe. I took a poop. I brushed my teeth. I drank some tea. I drank some water. I did some medicine. I did my hair and my makeup and got here. I said, that is not Johnson and Hernandez.

That's a change that's good that's evolution that's evolution that's having a third eye open that's making sure that you don't abuse any drugs you don't abuse anything in your path that could potentially throw you off being the best you yeah i want to ask you know after the floyd fight we um we spoke about your relationship with your husband right and i want to ask you about that because what we said was and this is what i said on a i said you know i look at my wife as not only as my wife my lover she's my sister she's my best friend so if she's swinging i'm swinging and then when we get home i gotta find out if she was right or wrong that's just how our relationship works right but how how is your relationship when it comes to

those type of things because you are on tv and TV and you are taped all the time and you are out and about. So how is that relationship with you and your man? Well, shout out to Ballistic. He is the man of my dreams. I love that man. Child, she did a daydream. Yes, honey. I love that man.

We love. But the relationship is this. I'm going to tell you like this. If he swings on a man, I'm swinging. If I swing, he don't swing It's just that he always there in the moment by me making sure that don't nobody else But the person that is involved is not doing nothing Charlie may say he just gonna hold the other girl, but No, he'll be like why the fuck is you here? He gonna be, he gonna say, why is you here?

Now, you know, Jocelyn don't want your ass here. You know, but my man is a very respectful man. He's been around all the ladies from the cabaret. He's a trusted man. And he's a real man. He will not swing on a lady. And he's never swung on no lady. If he looks at the heat of the moment where he might be screaming or they're holding,

making sure that nobody else do anything to me me he gonna always do that as a man because that's what a man's supposed to do you know and he's so strong he's got all that african power if he swings on a lady she's dead look at that man that man six feet so tall 200 and something pounds he's a big old strong man you know so he know better than that you know he doesn't do it now you know without talking about the incident that you know he doesn't do it now you know without talking about the incident but you perform that night i performed that was my first time performing at an arena shout out to let me for letting me do that because i asked let me let me let me well yeah i'm the owner of susan network he put the fight together and i was like oh my gosh let me can i perform there and he was like sure i was like how was that performance yeah butterflies

because i mean you perform i mean you not I perform in my shows that people know my music and they come to see me and pay to see me. I never performed in a place where they go to see Floyd and you got to try to win them over. I got you. You feel me? That was my first time. So I was nervous, but we've been practicing

because I'm also filming the camera right here in New York. So we've been dancing every day. And it went really good and then actually the girls I had just picked four dancers that I just met in New York to dance with me so we learned that routine 24 hours prior you trusted them and not even I mean I got a choice something if I wanted to go well and it went well look here's what I can say when I did my first song they were clapping right right right

I was like I put the rhythm and they clapping for me this is good stuff these people don't know my music these old people coming to see people fight like

them old people don't be out there really just knowing what you know like an underground artist like myself is really doing like yeah

they might have heard my song do it like it's your big day and I want it right in their grandkids' you know, house or their children's house but not like that.

But you don't know. You don't know. You could have, you don't know. Some of them old people was probably leaving it. They were like, it might be a thing.

Yeah. Or whatever. You never know. They were clapping. I was like, oh, yes. So I was excited about that. I did like a three song set

because I only had like seven minutes and 30 seconds. And I thought it was great. Now, were you drunk that night? Because people ask, were you drunk? I had, let me tell you something. I always love to say I wasn't drunk, but I would have one or two drinks. And for some reason,

and I think because I'm not chasing it with any drugs, it just hits me so much harder. Yeah. Because I remember when I used to be on my shit, I could drink 10 drinks. You know what I'm saying? I could drink 10 drinks. But it's not like when I used to be on my shit, I could drink 10 drinks. You know what I'm saying? I could drink 10 drinks. But it's not like I tell my husband, oh my gosh, I got a headache.

How many drinks you had? Man, I only had like two drinks. I woke up the next day with a headache. It's like my brain just don't want to go back. It's called age. It's called age. No, it's called age. It's called age.

That's what it's called. No, I'm young. I'm a bad bitch. What you talking about? It's called age. Bad bitch, get over to it. It's called age. All right, when on with it. It's called age. All right, when we come back, we got more with Jocelyn Hernandez.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Jocelyn Hernandez. Jess Solaris is here. Charlamagne's out for a couple of days.

Jess? Okay, so how is your co-parenting relationship with Stevie? How is that? How are y'all? I mean, you know, I don't really never talk to him he talks to Bonnie on the phone and uh you know he says her I have I have primary custody of Bonnie I have physical custody of Bonnie and he's in her life he's you know he has the right to see her whenever he wants to so I think I think it's pretty cool yeah I think it's

good and you know my husband being with Bonnie since she was six months and he's been taking care of her. Because I mean, my husband with Bonnie was like six to eight months. Yeah. It was rich. She was like a little toddler, like a little baby. Not even a toddler. She was a baby.

Yeah. And so, you know, she loves my husband. And, you know, she has a great relationship with her dad. I'm sure she loves him too. So, I mean, I think it's great. She has two dads. I mean, I never put it that way. Because she does. Yeah, I never put it that way. She has dads all the time. She has two dads. I mean, I never put it that way. Because she does.

Yeah, I never put it that way. She has dads that stay all the time. That's two dads. Yeah. Now, what made you do college hill? Did you want to go back to school? Was that one of your dreams? Can I tell you something?

Yes. Really? Yes. And I told my husband, I'm like, damn, I got the opportunity to go back to school. I never went. First of all, I didn't even finish high school, y'all. I'm very smart, though. I got ownership of all.

I got ownership of all. I got ownership of this big black putter with an ass. You got to go get your GED first before you go. But you skipped the GED and you went to college.

Tell us that experience. So, well, first of all, it was a great experience because HBCU, a lot of people always, see, this is something I need to clarify. Maybe I need to do it

at the breakfast club with Chatu. Because I've always considered myself a black woman. But I was born in Puerto Rico and I speak Spanish. My first language is Spanish. But that doesn't take away from the fact when I walk in the building, people look at me and they say, that is a black woman.

Right. And so I always been cool and love to be a black woman. Yeah. And they be like Afro Latina. No, I don't have an Afro. I don't have an Afro. I don't have an Afro. And I am a black woman that was born in the island of Puerto Rico that speaks Spanish.

And I teach my daughter. My daughter. You're going to confuse the shit out of somebody right now, but go ahead. But why? Because you're Puerto Rican. I am Puerto Rican. But back to the HBCU. In the HBCU, you know what I learned?

I learned that the Puerto Ricans, the people that were born in Puerto Rico that were black too. And back in the days, back in those days, they were definitely Afro Latinos because they all used to wear, you know, the big the big hair. Yeah. But you know that the black African-American and the Puerto Ricans, they were tight. You know that when they were trying to do everything with the freeing the Negro and stuff like that. That's the stuff that I learned at the HBCU in Alabama. You know, they were kind of telling us how the black Spanish and the black African American came together. And they were so much tighter

than we actually are now. But me, I consider myself... So we have come out of the same culture. Yeah, I consider myself a black woman that was born in Puerto Rico. Yes, I'm Latina because I speak Spanish. Of course, I speak Spanish and I'm Latin. But for me, it's more than just saying that.

For me, it's just that I'm proud to be black, whether I'm Spanish or not. And I just feel like a lot of people just have it's just that I'm proud to be black, whether I'm Spanish or not. And I just feel like a lot of people just have a problem with me being so proud to be black. Yeah. What's wrong with me? Pride that I have this color. Yeah.

Like, what's the problem? And was that what kind of like ticks you off with Amber? Like, because I kind of seen that it was like, even like, what happened? Because I don't know what to tell us. What happened with Amber? I mean, I didn't have the camera. I wasn't in their class. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You know, she was like telling her like, yo, like, you don't want. Tell us what happened with Amber. I mean, I didn't have the camera. I wasn't in that class. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm saying a little bit. She was like telling her like, yo, like, you don't want to be black. You don't want to be black. I've seen. You told Amber she didn't want to be black. Yeah.

So what happened? But I've seen, you know, like, it's been years. It's not no damn secret. You know, Amber really, she, you know, she, she liked to dismiss the black side of her. I mean, it is what it is. I mean, she wasn't lying. I guess that's just a trigger. You know what I mean?

Who wasn't lying? You. I wasn't lying. I'm saying it was just a trigger. I wasn't lying. I wasn't lying because I wasn't lying. And, you know, I wasn't lying because we were talking about being black. Yeah.

And I just had to let the b**** know, you don't want to be black. You came out of a big black b**** just like I did. My mama got a big old black b****. She's a Puerto Rican woman, but that lady black. Yeah. out of a big black pussy just like I did. My mama got a big old black pussy. She's a Puerto Rican woman, but that lady black. And her mama was blacker than the table, my mama. So I come out of black pussy. You came out of a black pussy, but you don't want to say you're black. That's weird to me.

That's so weird to me. I don't care what your color is. I always thought she considered herself black, too. I really seen that she was a Karen when I got there. I was like, whoa. Yeah. Whoa, whoa. It was just previously whoa whoa that was crazy to find out that she was a karen yeah what do you mean camera like she she did not respect black rights with like because i didn't see the

show so i'm confused so i want you to tell me because i don't know you know what a karen is yeah i do but then that's what she is okay i'm telling you yo it's just and i'm not the only one that say that you can google this so you come up it's just she is Okay I'm telling you yo It's just like that And I'm not the only one That say that You can google this And it come up It's just yeah It was like You was just saying that

For the first time there But there are No I said that for the first time To her like period Like when she was getting upset About what I was saying I made a joke I was being ignorant in school

Sometimes you go to school You want to be ignorant You want to be a class clown I was just talking shit I was like man I'm the biggest I got up that day I said I'm the biggest man Then y'all day. I said, I'm the biggest, man. Then y'all got into a Philly and Miami scuffle.

We got who? A little scuffle. Listen, that Joan is not from the part of Philly that you think she's from. And yo, I'm don't hurt that Joan is not from. Johnson practiced that one. That Joan. No, I ain't practicing that Joan. The only thing I practice is my bullet points that I'm supposed to speak on. I don't practice nothing else. Everything else is going to always be me. That John. No, I ain't practicing that John. The only thing I practice is my bullet points

that I'm supposed to speak on. I don't practice nothing else. Everything else is going to always be me and you should know that. That John. That John. You know her husband

is from Philly, so you know I know a few words. Now, I got to ask you, Big Lexi. Don't know that. Okay. I really want to know

who she is. I didn't really know who she is. See, you don't know her. I don't know her. She don't know her. I wanted to know what the whole thing was about. i don't know her i wanted to know what you know we don't know her i never knew we never knew her didn't know i didn't know i don't know i was just

trying to figure out because i know i googled that seemed like that night i googled and i seen and i was trying to figure out we don't know that i don't know so i was gonna ask love of hip-hop would you ever do it again it seems like the ratings absolutely i want to go do it i want to do it right now oh please i wouldn't do it right now whoever sees charlotte lemon hip i come holla at the princess i'ma come through and ballistic is cool we're going on there and having the family and everything i don't know axel i don't know please listen like look man i'm already this far in i'm about to do that too i'm just gonna say they need some more ratings and i just i need her to go ahead on over there man but which one should I go to the one in Miami or the one in Atlanta Miami okay she'll turn up anyone she goes because I live in Miami

oh yeah please go to Miami you you gave you you don't owe nothing else to Atlanta you you already put that franchise on the miz app I need you to do Miami I do it I do it honey why not are you making money off the mugshot they said that you were uh putting everybody get listen jocelyn cavaraytour.com I should have brought y'all some and they said why and were uh put everybody get listen jocelyn's cabaret tour.com i should have brought y'all some and they said why and when why we bring jessica in there so you're selling mugshot merchandise i am and it's going amazing listen can you please go download that thing right there because you're gonna it's gonna look good i had on the louis vuitton briefcase with the louis vuitton shoes and the louis vuitton glasses the mugshot and and and the

jean after oh i was fly like. Like, it was a fashion show. Oh, yeah, baby. I thought I was in Paris. You're killing it. Yeah, thank you, baby. So go get your t-shirts, yeah. Johnson, it's KevinRayTour.com.

You can go get them. Well, Johnson, we appreciate you for joining us. Thank you so much. Like I said, I see you all the time, and you're so kind

and so nice. But I ain't gonna front. You might want to get in boxing. After this is all over, you might just want to maybe even a couple of little... Can I truly tell you

something? If I wasn't an artist and I didn't care about breaking my face, I would do UFC. Oh, yeah. I love it. That's what I said.

I would do UFC. I wouldn't box. I would do UFC, but I can't. I tell my husband all the time. And her, I'd be like,

I would do it, but I can't because the first thing that's going to break on me is my nose. And then it's over. No, but it's so fixed. She can set it going to break on me is my nose. And then it's over. But it's so fixed. She can set it up how she want to set it up.

Not the UFC. That is not fixed. Well, no. That's why I said wrestling. I mean, because she can do wrestling. That's big money. No. I would do UFC.

You want to do UFC. Break these bitches down. I'm a great fighter. Listen. We see. You know what I told somebody the other day? Because I told somebody, I said, you do karate, don't you? You ain't going to do no more karate than me.

I don't know karate, but I know crazy. I know crazy. I know crazy. You know, what's his name said there? What's the singer name? James Brown in the song. I don't know karate, but I know crazy. She know James Brown, too.

I know that's right. Ladies and gentlemen. Oh, last question. Is that your security guard out there that was out there at the fight that night? You know what? I travel with about 20 security guards, so I'm not sure. Now you know which one I'm talking about. I'm talking about the three-piecer.

Is that the one right there? The three-piecer? And is it a slap test that they got to get through? I cannot say. Why are y'all so funny? Why is y'all so funny? When I seen him, I noticed him before I noticed you. I said, I know him. It's like, don't we want to be like, you good? Good. That's what I asked him. I'all so funny? When I seen him, I noticed him before I noticed you. I said, I know him.

It's like, don't we want to be like, you good? Good. That's why I asked him. I said, you good? You good? I asked him, I said, you need some water?

Don't ask him no shit like that. Why would you ask him that shit? Listen, I'm going to tell you something. They got plenty of money from the suits. They'll be just fine. Right, we know that.

We know. We know they pay. Ladies and gentlemen, it's Jocelyn and Elvis. The Puerto Rican princess. The biggest. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Thank you, babe. Everybody, it's DJ Enelyn and Endez. Jocelyn, the Puerto Rican princess. The biggest. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Thank you, babe. Everybody, it's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Jess Hilarious is here. Yes. And let's get to the rumors. Get it. It's just for the mess.

Am I new? Am I real? Child, the ghetto. Just to let us know. This is the rumor report. Am I new? Am I real? Allegedly on the Breakfast Club.

Ooh, honey, it's ghetto up in here. Ooh, we got a lot of beef, so it is ghetto up in here, Nene. Okay, first of all, Babyface addresses Anita Baker-Beef. Finally, because at first it was just her doing a lot of talking, right? But Babyface finally broke his silence. He recently appeared on an episode of The Jason Lee Show. First of all, Babyface, why are you sitting down with Jason? Now, I ain't discrediting Jason, but damn, listen, in my time, in my grandmother's time,

I know she didn't expect to see Babyface sitting down with no Jason Lee. Shut up, man. This is all I'm saying. Babyface has been doing everything. I think he might have even did, I think he did Gillian Wallow. I think he might have did Drink Champs. He did The Breakfast Club. I know, that's right.

He was doing his rounds. He knows what he needs to do. I know, that's right. I actually seen him. He did his own rendition of C been the drink champs. He did the Breakfast Club. I know, that's right. He was doing his rounds. He knew what he needed to do. I know, that's right. I actually seen him. He did his own rendition of Krishan Rocks. It's a vibe all the time. Did he? Yeah, it didn't sound too good, but he did it.

So I'm glad that he actually know Krishan Rocks. That makes some noise for that. That's what's up. But regarding the Anita Baker's tour, he said he was that um he didn't mind being an opening act because a lot of his fans felt disrespected for him right he never even gave his opinion on it until recently but they were saying like yo he's not an opening act like stop disrespect he should be a co-headliner right but he recently he we got audio for it too but he was saying like I don't mind go ahead because Envy like to hear it go ahead

well y'all already know i wasn't nothing to deal with 20 years ago that's not baby face that's a dummy right there now we that's another baby face audio he ain't got the baby face all right anyway it said we got audio for it so that ain't my fault but anyway he was basically saying yo for anita baker i will be an opening act like i don't mind that because that's his og so that's not really a big deal that's not a big deal since anita baker uploaded the clip on twitter a couple weeks ago um it's just been an ongoing debate or whatever but i just wanted to clear that up for him he said he didn't mind being an opening act and he's been so graceful throughout this whole little beef i love that well it's not really a beef because he

wasn't beefing no she was beefing he wasn't beefing he said there was a lot of the fact that he said he didn't like beyonce he just said it was all cap but he's not on that he took himself off that tour i love that i love that i love it anyway nba young boy supports nicolette goddy's threat to yaya mayweather and this is so stupid to me that he could support something like that because she called you a zoo animal sir she that was a racial slur that she gave to me that he could support something like that because she called you a zoo animal, sir. She that was a racial slur that she gave to you. And you could not stop trying to be so disrespectful to the Mayweathers for one second to even see the bigger picture. And we do we have audio for that?

I'm really trying to speak on shit as it came across this page. You know, we got a daughter. Man, I'm going to tell you like this. I hope you do that bitch the worst way two or three years from now. I don't give a fuck. It ain't my business. I hate that hoe. And when it come to her daddy, that nigga don't need to be in my mentions.

I don't fuck with him. Your brother lost the fight. Every man got to lose. Every dog got a day, man. day man that's how they go hey i idolize your daddy man next time you ever disrespect me y'all gonna have to bomb me have a blessed day beautiful jesus so so at the end yeah he did say you know seemingly come back at her or whatever but i just feel like you still a clown because this is what she said to him Floyd Mayweather she posted John Gotti's daughter no John Gotti's

sister yeah his sister the guy who lost the fight to Floyd Floyd Mayweather your daughter was ran through by an animal with 12 different baby mamas dang for real oh wow it's cool when they do it it's a problem when i do it f them uh-huh that's right but anyway but yeah that's

crazy that and that was his response i can't stand that he she didn't call him an animal and and his and his son one time she called him his his son, an animal three times. A zoo animal. And that's what you said. You hate our daddy. You hate our daughter. You hate your baby mother. All that.

Yeah. I mean, I get it. NBA young boy might not have a great relationship with his baby moms. Doesn't have a great relationship with Floyd Mayweather. But the fact that, yeah, she did call you a circus animal. She called your child a circus animal. She called you an animal. I mean, you can't ride with you an animal i mean you can't

you can't ride with the hop no you can't you can't well anyway elon musk and mark zuckerberg got beef now this is the white beef and i can't believe it listen we finally got a story about white people beef and that's the great that's the great thing elon musk tweeted that he would be up for a cage fight against mark zuckerberg a cage fight against Mark Zuckerberg. A cage fight. All right. So now they acting like the animals. Shut up. This is crazy.

Mark posted a screenshot of Elon Musk's tweet with the caption, send me the location. I can't even say nigga, but I can say pull up. I can't. These are two billionaires. Can you take these two billionaires serious? I can. What are they beefing over? I don't know.

Billions. We don't know. It's beyond us. In another tweet, Elon Musk seemingly picked the location already saying Vegas Octagon where the UFC fight takes place, right? People are debating whether it's beef or serious

or if they just having fun. I think Mark Zuckerberg is serious. I think Elon Musk ain't really taking him serious, but Mark is serious. He really want to fight. He want to scrap it down. And Mark, you know, Mark trains. There's videos of Mark training. Really? UFC stuff and grappling and all that. Like, he trains.

Oh, okay. So he really trying getting in the cage with this man for real. Elon Musk just look like he got a hard head pause. Like, you see his head is kind of hard head, so you know. Yeah, don't headbutt me with that. Exactly. So maybe we might see a fight between the two Yeah. It's kind of hard head, so you know. Yeah, don't headbutt me with that. Yeah, exactly. So maybe we might see a fight between the two whites. We might see it.

Between the two whites. All right, and the last story that we got to get to, Blueface Mom shares the roster of celebs she turned down. Blueface Mom, Carlisa Saffold, or whatever her name is, must have gotten a fresh sew-in because she was feeling herself, and this is what she was saying. Woo, y'all already know I wasn't nothing to deal with 20 years ago. 25, put a week on it. Nothing to play with.

Okay. Ask somebody who I turned down. 50, Shaq, Cube. Who else? Usher. It was a no. So mama didn't play. But I asked somebody I wasn't nothing to deal with.

You turned all of them down and ended up with Blueface Dad. I hate you. I I asked somebody I wasn't nothing to deal with. You turned all of them down and ended up with Blueface Dad. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. And made him. I hate you. It looked like you should have turned somebody. You shouldn't have been turning them down, baby. I hate you. Yo, that is just with the mess. I hate you. When we come back, Charlamagne

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Is there a celebrity that you guys turned down? That you said no to? A celebrity that tried to holler at you and you said nope? Oh my God, I got like a couple. But you know what? I can't be doing that. 800-585-1051. I want to know, you can be anonymous when you call up here.

What celebrity that you turned down? Yes. Let's talk about it at the Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's your time to nominate a donkey of your own. Remember now, that's how they choose. Call in now. 800-585-1051. Hello, that's how they choose. Call in now.

800-585-1051. Hello, who's this? Yo, Sam, what's good? What's good with you, bro? Who you want to give Donkey the day to, man? Oh, man, I want to give it to my baby mama, Josielly Santos, for being a deadbeat and not see my son or call him for like nine months. Dang it. Damn, so she just dropped the baby off and said, figure it out on your own. Man, that's it, nothing at all. No child support, don't call him, you know, just spray deadbeat. Damn it, man. Okay, and they be giving all the deadbeat

props to the dads. There's some deadbeat mamas out here. Exactly. It's tough for a man, but like I said, it is what it is, though. I'm gonna do it for mine. All right, brother. You keep on doing it, too. He's gonna appreciate that. Hello. Who's this? Mike Mike from Long Island we won't give donkey today, too I want to get a step son of the billionaires don't get it a man. He got to go I'm with you. I mean after you know, give me a week or so But they haven't

Even found him yet And you At a Blink-182 concert It's weird to me I mean I know People deal with Depression and pain Differently but

I would just think That he would be Home with his mom Right That's wild He should be Home with his mom But he's wild for that

He shouldn't be Partying while your Pop's under the sea Like Little Mermaid Man I'm telling you Y'all need to listen To Blink-182 music. That is the type of music you listen to if your pops are stuck under the seat. Name one Blink-182 song.

I miss you. I don't know if that's the song. Yeah, it is. You're a DJ. I miss you. Please. Hello, who's this? It's Leo, man.

Leo, who you want to give Donkey the day to, bro? I'm giving Donkey the day to Cardi B. Okay. They're out of people's business, man. You know what I'm saying? Let them cope how they want to cope, man. It's that man's business. Yeah.

That ain't even his real son. Like, you know, we don't know his situation. You know? Yeah, but that's still his mom, though. That's his mom's husband, though. What, you want to console mom Dukes, though? She's just not down there with him. What?

What? Stupid. But like Sexy Jeff said, what you want them to do mom Dukes though? She's just not down there with him. What? Stupid. But like sexy Jeff said, what you want him to do? Be in the corner? Yes, that's what I said. He may have been in there 96 hours. Yeah, he's still not his real dad probably. Damn it,

man. The cold world. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's up? This is Lonnie from Merlin. Lonnie, what up, man? Merlin? Merlin? Donka too. Unfortunately, DJ. Hey, Jess, how up, man? What up, Merlin? Merlin? We're going to get donking, too. Unfortunately, DJ. Hey, Jess, how you doing? I'm good, baby.

No, you fine. What's up? I'm doing all right. Hey, unfortunately, I got to give it to you, DJ. Okay, why, sir? You know, I love you, dog. You do great things. But the other day, when y'all was talking about the murders in Chicago, you kept saying Illinois.

It's not Illinois. It's Illinois. It's no S. You corrected me like three times. It's no S. All right. Jess said Illinois. Pez said Illinois.

You kept saying Illinois. I love you, bro, but the S is silent, my man. Spell Illinois for me, brother. I-L-L-I-N-O-I-S. Spell las Illinois for me, brother. I-L-L-I-N-O-I-S. Spell lasagna for me, brother. Come on, DJ Envy. Spell it. No, spell it. Oh, God.

Envy. He's Googling it. You Googling it. You Googling it. I knew it. See, I knew it. Have a good one, brother. I was going to keep going until you made the next one up. I know.

Hello, Ebony. Good morning. Good morning. Who do you want to give donkey today to, Ebony? I would like to give it to my fiance. Your fiance? Why do you want to give donkey today? He walked out of the aisle.

Yeah, what's going on? I'm giving it to him because he basically assumed that my cousin was somebody I was trying to date. Your surgeon? We had a family reunion this past weekend. Oh. And all the cousins exchanged numbers. And he basically assumed he was somebody that I was trying to talk to. Oh, so you was out with your cousin.

He caught you and he thought it was somebody he was trying to kick into. But it was a family member. Correct. You never introduced him to that cousin. Why? But we just met this person like we just met new family members we didn't even know we had from South Carolina. So you could understand that he don't know his man with you he want to make sure it's right I mean men have a little insecurity sometimes too you know that that's the fact that he loves you you know you want to make sure you're not talking to other men. And is your cousin sexy because if you just met a sexy cousin out of nowhere, you hanging out with, I wonder what's going on.

No. Okay. Well, give him a little grace. Yeah, just a little bit. He still get it for me today. All right. Thank you, Ebony. Thank you.

All right. Donkey of the Day, 800-585-1051. Charlamagne is out, so we open up the phone lines and let you give Donkey of the Day to anybody you need to. All right, now let's open up the phone lines, 800-585-1051. Blue Face's mom shares that she turned down a bunch of celebrities. Let's hear. Woo, y'all already know I wasn't nothing to deal with 20 years ago. S***, 25, put a week on it. I want nothing to play with, okay ago 25 put a week on it nothing to play with okay ask somebody

who i turned down 50 chat cube who else usher it was a no so mama didn't play but i asked somebody i wasn't nothing to deal with so we're asking 800-585-1051 what celebrity have you turned down let's talk about it it's's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Pull out your phone. Call in right now. Call me. Add your opinion to The Breakfast Club topic. Break it down.

800-585-1051. The Breakfast Club. It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, we're talking about Blueface's mom.

She was saying that she's turned down a couple of celebrities this year. Well, y'all already know I wasn't nothing to deal with 20 years ago. Shit, 25, put a week on it. Wasn't nothing to play with, okay? Ask somebody. Who I turned down? 50, Shaq, Cube. Who else?

Usher. It was a no. So mama didn't play. But I asked somebody I wasn't nothing to deal with. Now, Jess Hilarious is here. 800-585-1051. So we're just asking, what celebrities have you turned down? Don't look over here because I can't say nothing.

Stop. I'm not going to tell you. I'm not going to do that. I'm not. I'm not. How many? I'm just curious. How many?

Like a good eight or nine. Eight or nine? And they were just, they were the millionaires oh millionaires yeah when we talking about brackets i did i've turned down probably like 30 why but why did you turn down were they ugly just not your type not my i think some were gay i think okay um one of them thought i was a man i thought i was a born male one of them thought i was a born man when he's like Fascinated with that So he was like He was disappointed

That I wasn't I was like no I'm a woman All woman And like real woman And he was like Dang alright Nevermind

Damn I was like damn Jesus Christ Well how much I could be a man for you Yo you shut up man But I'm not I'm not releasing no names

But yeah it was It's quite a few Okay alright Well let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this? Mazzy Monet. Mazzy Monet. What up, girl?

What celebrity tried to holler at you and you said no? Drake. You better not be lying either. Send a picture of you. No, I have receipts. What's your Instagram? Let me see what you look like. What you look like, girl?

M-A-Z-I-I-M-O-N-E-T. Oh, that's somebody that know they look good. She gave that up. No hesitation. Mazzy Monet? Absolutely. Yes. Where he try to holler at you?

Yeah, where you see him at? Okay, so I'm a music artist, but my way of getting in was to be a video model back in the day. Ooh. And so his label that he was with reached out to me to be a video model back in the day and so his label that he was with reached out to me to be a video model and so when they were skyping me they were talking and they put drake on i was like oh what's up and he was telling me he was like oh you're a music artist and you're a video model and i was like yeah he's like how bad do you want to be famous oh Oh, boy. And I'm like, what? Dang, so this was back in the day? This was back in the day, or was this, like, new?

Recent. This was maybe, like, six years ago? Oh, I was going to say, was it Degrassi Drake, or was he, like, money, CMV Drake? This was, like, right when he was, like, blowing up. Like, this was, like, the beginning, beginning. Oh, so before the nice haircut and the beard. He just still looked like a white boy. Okay. All is like the beginning. Oh, so before the nice haircut and the beard, he just still looked like a white boy.

Alright, I see you perform with Sukiyama the other day. I did, yes. Okay, alright. You better go get Drake right now, girl. Thank you, mama. If he would've came different, he probably could've got it, but he just came very aggressive.

Okay, alright. You're very aggressive. Yeah. Okay. All right. You're lost, I guess. Hello, who's this? This is Dario German, the car plug. Hey, Dario German. We're talking about who's somebody that you turned down? Listen, so I ain't really want to come up here and say this, but Jess Hilarious.

Oh, you turned down Jess Hilarious? He a damn liar. Where was this at? He a damn liar. So, look, Let me tell you Look This was in North Carolina This was in North Carolina Right

She came from Craftsman Mall Right So she was with Some dude I don't He had glasses on Little dreads in his head

Or whatever So look Yo tell your homeboys Shut up for real Now Now start the story over I can't wear Cause I need to hear this

It was in North Carolina She was with some Dual glasses on and gray hair. Go ahead. So, look. She takes a crap call, right? And I was like, yo, Jeff, get a picture with me, right? She was like, yeah, I'm excited. I look $30.

I'm like, what? I don't believe you. Your phone sounds too bad. Yeah, I don't even believe him. Look, bye. You're trying to charge $30 for a picture. And I did. That's what I charge for pictures.

Like, bye. But what are you talking about? There's no way you turned me down. You didn't have $30. pictures. And I did. That's what I charge for pictures. Like, bye. But what are you talking about? There's no way you turned me down. You didn't have $30. That was it. Just that. There's no way. Hello, who's this?

Hey, this is Kim. Hey, Kim. Good morning. Good morning. How are you? What celebrity did you turn down? I'm going to say that this was a long time ago because I'm old, but Ice Cube. What was the situation?

It was a crazy night. We had a friend that was going to... This was like fresh off the NWA Ice Cube. What was the situation? It was a crazy night. We had a friend that was going to, this was like fresh off of NWA Ice Cube with the Curls. Ooh. This was 40 years ago.

We were on tour with like, you know, Underground and Public Enemy and we were actually walking around with Tupac

when he was a dancer. This is when he was a dancer with his brother down. Oh, this is 50 years ago. Oh, damn, man. What? But Tupac was a dancer. He wasn't years ago damn man what but too far with the dance he wasn't even a rapper jesus christ and uh he was like you know she was around the floor and everything and then we stopped um at his room and ice cube came down and he just like went in his bathroom and my

friend and i was standing there and stuff we're just talking or whatever and then he went in the bathroom came back out and said oh yeah my boy wants to talk to you you know something to that effect and I'm you know young and scared I'll go into there and he's like talk to me wants me to you know go back to where he is and stuff and I said hold on I came out the bathroom and went to my friend I I was like, let's go, let's go. And we just basically ran out the room. We were just young and scared. Okay. Yeah.

Okay. Wow. That was a Tupac story. Tupac got his cute story. That had to be 40 years ago. Yeah. And he was a, what you mean, like a dancer? He was a stripper?

No, no, no. Like his dance, remember he used to dance for Digital Underground? He was part of like the dance back in the day? I didn't know that. Yeah. Okay, no, no. Because I did see he did a photo shoot in the tub with nothing on. And I thought that was giving like, you know.

Stripper. 800-585-1051. We're asking. This comes from Blueface's mom. She was talking about some of the people that she's turned down. So we're asking, what celebrities have you turned down? Call us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club.

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How are you guys doing? I love you guys. We love you, too. We good. What's up? What celebrity you turned down, mama? That is Marcus Chung. 2000, was it? it 2009 he stayed at the

tenessa hotel at one point i was um front desk agent and then he came in he started hollering at me so i turned him down ignored him then like around midnight sometime in the morning he was drunk and then he called the room asked me to go up i said no then i guess because i turned him down he tried to get me fired the next morning morning because he stated that I woke him up and it was my supervisor doing a wake-up call. And anyway, he tried to get me fired because I turned him down. And who was that, Mark Tony? Marcus Chung from Matrix. Marcus Jones from Matrix?

Who's that? No, Marcus Chung. He's the one that drives the... I'm not good with names, but he's the one that drives the Matrix guys, Keanu Reeves. He's the one that drives one of those little things. Okay. I don't know what those little things are.

But he's on the Matrix. But he's on the Matrix. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that one's on. Uh-huh. Yes. He must have thought he was Neo the one and he was not. Definitely not the one.

Not the one. Hello, who's this? This is Charlena. Hey, Charlena. Good morning. We're talking about what celebrity you turned down. What celebrity did you turn down? Celebrities that I turned down was, first, it was Sean J from Bill Maher.

We were at the strip club and he called me. And it kind of, it didn't go the way he wanted it to. So I turned him down. And then I also turned down his down hair performing in Jacksonville as well. Your phone is choppy. Who's the other person you turned down? Anthony Hamilton. Oh, damn.

Anthony Hamilton. Yeah, I know. Where was y'all at? Y'all was in the elevator? No, no, no. I worked at North Track. And he came shopping. And he was wondering why I wasn't going to the concert.

I was working. I told him I had to work and I couldn't leave my job. How old were you? How old were you? This was when I was about 24 years old. You still work at Nordstrom Rack? I do not.

I'm not there anymore. I was trying to get a little discount. It's already the rack. It's already the rack. Discount is stuff anyway. Thank you, wrapped. We're getting a little more discount. Thank you, mama. Hello, who's this? Irie.

Hey, Irie. Good morning. Good morning. Now, what celebrity tried to kick it to you that you turned down? Lil Baby. Oh! All right. Where was this?

How this happened? Talk to us. So, it was some years ago, like, right before he blew up really really big, like he was passing out his mixtape. And it was like on Memorial Day, like Labor Day. I was at the gas station going to get some snacks. We were headed to the beach. And he pulled up in like this big body. And, you know, he pulled up to me and he was like can i give you my mixtape

and then i was just like yeah okay you know like everybody had a mixtape like especially in my area so i took it from him and then he was like hey he was like you're beautiful can i get your number and i was like no that's okay and then it was crazy because like a few like a couple of months later he blew up and I was like yo that's the guy that pulled up on me at the gas station I still have that mixtape like untouched in mid-condition so do you do you regret that do you think you should have given him a shot or what I do because let me tell you I was kind of of being, I'm not even going to flex. I was being a little judgmental. I was like, man, I was like another aspiring rapper. I got you.

I got you. I respect your honesty, though. I respect your honesty. Yes. Blew your blessings. Damn. Hello, who's this? Hi, good morning.

My name is Tootsie. Hey, Tootsie. Hey, Tootsie. She's about to give us a whole list. Tootsie, go on, Tootsie. Mm-hmm. She's about to give us a whole list Tootsie, wagwan Tootsie Okay, so My Famous person That I turned down

Was Sanchez The reggae artist Oh, Sanchez The reggae artist I was right with the wagwan You was Where did y'all meet him? Where did you meet him?

Okay, so my brother From Alcatraz Down in Orlando Big up May he rest in peace And he always had his hands Okay, so my brother from Alcatraz, Orlando, pick up. May he rest in peace. And he always had events. And he always invited Sanchez to perform.

And he was my favorite artist. Like, I loved his voice, loved his sound. I was a little disappointed that he was coming on to me. And I'm like, you know, I love you. I love your voice. I love your music. And this man is coming on to me. Not once, but twice when he met me.

So, yeah. So, you are offended that one of your favorite artists was coming on to you? I was. Because his wife, the first time I met him, his wife was traveling with him. And as soon as she turned her back, he's like coming on to me, giving me his number. And I'm like, dude. Oh, okay. See, I don't know Oh okay See I didn't I don't know Sanchez

I didn't know he was married See she was She felt disrespectful Cause he's somebody's husband First of all yeah Yeah and I don't I don't do that You know

I don't mess with people And you know I loved him as an artist Period You know Sanchez This song Never did for mine Oh

No I don't I'm missing you I'm missing you I'm don't I'm missing you I'm missing you I'm missing you I know it now You know it now Alright, well, thank you, Tootsie

What if him and his wife were swingers, though? She blew that opportunity That's true She could've got swung around the room What a guan You stupid What's the moral of the story? Don't block your blessing?

Don't block your blessing That aspiring rapper could end up being Lil Baby. That's right. Or Mozzy could have been with Drake. Oh, yup.

There you go. Mozzy could... Or you could end up with somebody like Blueface Daddy. You better stop turning down these people, honey.

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everybody it's dj envy charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club just hilarious is here i am and let's get to the rumors go it's just for the best of my news double XL 2023 freshman class revealed listen a couple of these people I'm gonna lie I don't know but I'm actually happy that a lot of people are on here. Oh, my God. Okay, so the artist featured in this year's freshman class, Finesse Two Times. I love it. Lola Brooke. Don't play with it. Don't play with it.

Rob 49. Friday with Two Wives. Big shout-out for Friday. Can we drop a clues bomb for him? I love him. Love him. Glorilla, of course. Sleazy World.

Go. Central C. Real Boston. Richie. La Tala. Is it La Tala Or is it Lu Tala I got my little 19 year old Little sister right here

It's just La Alright so La Tala Tia Corrine Or Tia Kareem That's Tia Tia Kareem In DC to Dawn y'all

Now I know some of y'all Might be like Well where's Ice Spice Ice Spice reportedly Turned down the spot Because her schedule Was too busy

That's what happened When you just get A poppin' single With Taylor Swift And it's like Nah I'm a was too busy. That's what happened when you just get a poppin' single with Taylor Swift. And it's like, nah, I'm a little too busy. I'm out here with my body friend. So she couldn't make it. Yeah, she's been on tour, poppin' up on her tour dates.

What's her name's tour dates? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, tour dates. It says here the real story is who got the runner-up slot and only made the cover because I, Spice, said no. Who was that? It said the real story here is who got the runner-up slot and only made the cover because i spice said no who's who's that but it said the real story here is who got the runner-up slot oh that's what they asked and only made the cover because i spice said no yeah that's the okay that's the real question and they wrote this wrong her sitting right there she wrote it wrong it meant to say the the uh the real person if they just trying to say, who took our place because she couldn't make it?

Do you have that? It doesn't matter. I think they, congratulations to everybody that made that freshman cover. For a lot of people, being on that freshman cover really changes their lives.

It opens it up for labels if they have not signed. And it also pushes them out to get a lot of shows. So congratulations to every artist on that freshman cover. Let me ask you as a DJ. Yes.

Not today, I'm Tyrese. I'm sick of you. Yo, let me ask you as a DJ. Yes. Not today. I'm Tyrese. I'm sick of you. Yo, let me ask you as a DJ. Do you know this whole list? No, I don't know the whole list. You don't. I think you should. I know a majority of them.

You do? Finesse two times. Lola Brooke. Yeah, we do too. Rob 49. Friday, of course. Glorilla. Too Rare.

Sleazy World. Real Boston Richie. I'm not up on him. Lou Tyler. I've heard before. It's not Lou. It's Lou. Yeah, it was not up on him Lou Tyler I've heard before It's not Lou It's Lou Most of them

I've heard before Yeah Have you ever heard Friday Yes Crazy I love him So I'm actually Really really happy

And proud of him For being on this list Alright Tyler Perry Reportedly second guessing The BET acquisition I read that With such ease I love that

I'm doing better and better Alright the source is close The BET claim deal They deal Whatever BET acquisition. I read that with such ease. I love that. I'm doing better and better. All right. The source is close to BET claim deal. They deal, whatever. So Tyler Perry is hesitant to go through with the purchase of BET because Paramount is asking for $3 billion. The purchase would include BET, VH1, and BET Plus streaming service. Tyler Perry already owns 25% stake in BET and BET+. Tyler Perry is hesitant to pay the $3 million because BET Group is reportedly only earning $325 million

before interest, taxes, and depreciation, and that big A word, whatever. All right, it was also reported that public record shows that Paramount, which owns BET, is in a $15.6 billion debt. Wow. So if you buy BTC, you have to buy the debt.

And Tyler's like, I ain't ready to do that. $3 billion. Wow, you're not even worth that? And even for $3 billion, think about it. If they only make $300 and something million a year, that means he's making his money back,

what, three, six, nine years, he'll make the $3 billion. So he won't be able to turn a profit if it continues like this for nine years. Is it worth it? Tyler Perry doesn't need it. It would be a great investment if he got it for a better price and be is it worth it uh doesn't need it it would be a great investment if you got it for a better price and be able to invest it because Tyler Perry could put his own uh stuff on air seriously yeah you know I mean so uh as a business move I'm sure

they're looking at it but you know coming with that 1.5 billion dollar debt you said yeah knobby yeah that that's a lot I need a discount yeah no seriously a source said Tyler Perry is frustrated because he's used to getting what he wants. And I definitely do understand. And the story came out that he had already got it. That was apparently a fake story, though, because he didn't know that it was $3 billion. I'm guessing. Maybe they were negotiating and he had to go through the numbers.

But I would say this. If Tyler doesn't get it, I don't know who would buy it. Because if he's not buying it, if Tyler's not buying it because it's not a good investment for him who would buy it because it's a good investment for them no i really don't see anybody else that would be you know that could take it that could put their own programming yeah 50 could 50 you know he has a lot of programming but tyler just has a lot of programming tyler could put on a show every hour every hour every hour so literally it would make sense to tyler to get it but i just don't know if it's a good investment yeah no it's not it's not and people react to Joey badass and Soraya's relationship listen I ain't gonna lie I ain't never been happy to just give a man who ain't

my man away to somebody I ain't gonna lie Joey Joey badass was mine and I'm sorry my real man is probably listening right now shouldn't have said that what you mean Joey badass was yours Joey badass was mine in my head like I, I love me some Joey Badass. Oh, in your head. And some Lakeith Stanfield, but I, yeah, he turned me down. So, it was like, all right, never mind. Lakeith and Joey was your man? Yeah, both of them.

Okay, all right. But, yeah. Anyway, now, Soraya got him. And I love it. I love it. I ain't never been so happy to give a man away, you know, to somebody who ain't mine. I love it. And apparently other people love it, too.

It says Soraya moved on from Jacob to Joey Badass. This has superb taste. Okay. Jacob. Oh, she was with Jacob Lattimore. Yes. What? Oh, that's why everybody's like, what?

Oh, I forgot. Oh, my God. Soraya. Now, give me Joey back. what's going on with jacob oh man anyway all right somebody else said joey badass did a real vacation for saraya i love to see it joey badass and saraya really are a thing joey badass with saraya that's my mfn girl i love her um i love that for her because joey badass is something different oh you know what okay so it was a month ago the rumors were swirling because joey badass is something different oh you know what okay so it was a month ago the rumors were swirling about joey badass and saray being in a relationship they both denied rumors um but oh god here we go with the fan they both denied it but they just got seen

over the over the weekend that they was on a vacation so they together they together but the real question is what you gonna do when you go home later on when your man just heard you say joey badass is mine in my head i'm delusional i just came from the cab away they i had some drugs and i was drugged and i just was i'm delusional jesus christ and that is your rumor report all right when we come back we got the people's choice mix and we're also going to talk about jess hilarious out last night i mean if you just joined us jess hilarious went out last night she hung out with jocelyn then she followed a random white woman and then she met up with uh dave chappelle we're gonna talk about this story because she's here with only one shoe on too it's the weirdest thing it's the breakfast club good

morning morning everybody it's dj nv charlamagne thea Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Jess Hilarious is here, of course. So now, we got invited to Jocelyn's Cabaret. Yes, we did. At Starlet. Yes. She said that it was going to start at 6, she was going to get on at 8, and I'll be home by 10. I knew that was a lie. What time did she get on?

She got on at 10.30. She got on at 10.30. But you didn't come. You lied to her and told her that you were coming. You didn't come. I had my spies checking to see what time she was getting on, and I knew she wasn't getting on at that time. She got on at 10 30 but you didn't come you lied to her and told her that you were coming you didn't come i had my spies checking to see what time she was getting on and i knew she wasn't getting on at that time so you went you went and hung out with jocelyn last night i did man i was even about to go to the after after party but i ended up in the good presence of dave chappelle no let's just start with the story so there was a white woman in the uh the strip club last night

looked like she didn't even belong there that's why why I was like, is this the owner? No, she ain't gonna own this. I'm like, okay. I honestly thought she was like the real owner of Zeus or something. She had like a nice coat over her shoulders. Her legs were crossed. She had on some nice boots and some nice cute Gucci glasses

and her hair was up. Her red lip. I said, who you here with? I ain't gonna lie. I said, who you here with? And she was like, it don't matter about that. But she leaned over an hour later and was like, have you ever met Dave Chappelle? And I was like, no. She was like, you want to go meet him tonight? And I was like, yeah, what you got in mind?

So you follow this white woman that you never met before that just said she knew Dave Chappelle? Yes. All right. I knew it was the reason why she was there. She was on a quest of some sort and i was like okay she's not here for the cab away i knew she was she didn't stand up one time you know historically when white people say follow us is never good i know so you followed all right so you so you followed this white woman god did y'all get in the car with each other i did i got in her

car i ain't gonna lie i was drinking at the cab away all right yeah so now my sister got in with me too oh now you're gonna blame your sister yeah. Yeah. So we was there and it was cute. I got a car. I got a car. Paint the picture. I knew you was a Fiat. It was one of them cars that J-Lo be driving around. All right.

Yeah. It was it was a cute little Fiat. So now you're real close because it's tight in that. Yeah. It was like a little toy car. We drove and she was like, yeah, what type of mystery? Like, do you like listening? I'm OK. All right. Cool field. Yeah, it was like a little toy car. We drove and she was like, yeah, what type of music do you like? Do you like to listen? I'm like, okay, all right, cool, you know.

And then we pulled up. She was like, so it's about 18 minutes away and we'll be there soon. You can relax and go to sleep if you want to just take a nap. So I'm like, all right. I felt a little weird, but I was like, you know what, Dave Chappelle. So now the white woman tells you to take a nap. You take a nap as you drive where you don't know where you're going. I was like, all right, she's cool.

It's fine. You know, she said Dave Chappelle. So then we ended up, we pulled up, we got there. We had to go through like five different doors. It was like in the basement. Then we went through another basement, a secret passageway. And then we gave them our phone. I ain't giving them my phone.

It was like, you're just hilarious. I know you're just hilarious, but we need your phones. I was like, dang, I left them in the car. But she had her phone in her hand. So she gave him the phone. He put it in the lock socket. They gave it a socket, right? We get in there.

All his openers was funny. Fantastic. He got on stage. He killed it. Murdered it, right? After that, we went back to his green room. Yo, we was lit, chilling. He know who I am.

He said he loves me. He's a fan of mine. We was just talking, chopping it up, yo. And so he almost fell asleep. And then when we was about to leave out i think it was like what maybe three in the morning he's like jess where you going i said i got working like how he was like all right have fun do your thing and i was like okay and i yo it was just amazing no no wait wait wait wait then you walk in this morning now if you don't live

in new york area it was rainy this morning it It was rainy. You come in with one shoe on. One shoe. And one Louis Vuitton. It's Fendi. Oh, sorry. One Fendi. One Fendi flip-flop. Excuse-a-moi. I'm sorry.

And one Fendi flip-flop. Yes. It's fur. Mink. Yes. So what happened to the other one, and why'd you only come in with one shoe on? Listen, my videographer knocked on my door at 540. I was supposed to have been up, makeup ready, all of that.

This ain't even what I planned to wear, But this is my own, very own clothing line. Shop Doctor Who. It's training gear or whatever. It's fitness gear. But no, I didn't plan to wear this. I wore this the other day. So I probably smell like... You wore it the other day where?

Some people. You wore it the other day up here? Up here. I drove up here. I rode up here with this on. Oh, okay. All right. He knocked this makeup from last night. I was trying to. I rode up here with this on. Oh, okay. All right. He knocked this makeup

from last night. I was trying to find my other slipper because I couldn't find my shoes. My son stole my Yeezys yesterday and I was like, yo, he was like, it's $5.56.

I said, damn. I only had one slipper on. We ran. He got all of it on camera and I still made it to work. You made it to work on time. I'm not going to lie. You made it to work on time.

The first thing she said when she walked in is, Envy, I made it. Do I stink? Do I smell? Yeah, I just want to make sure I don't stink. I don't smell, I don't stink. I don't stink. All right.

So from the Callaway to Dave Chappelle. That's what happened. Don't ever judge a book. You can meet somebody anywhere. That white woman led me right to a pot of gold. All right. When we come back, we got the positive note. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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