The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Kendra G and Jess Hilarious Cohost, Sukihana Interview, Judy Blume Interview and More!

Episode Date: April 28, 2023

Today we are joined by our celebrity cohosts Kendra G and Jess Hilarious.  We are also joined by Sukihana to discuss 'Slut Me Out', NLE Choppa, Lil Mama comments, OnlyFans and more. Judy Blume also stops by to talk about her new movie.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Good morning, USA! co-host back in the building today. That's right. Jess Hilarious is here. What's good? What's up, BET? What's up, Breakfast Club? How you feeling, Jess? I feel good. I feel good. Feel good. We got Kendra G. Good morning! We also have Kendra G, our other guest host, this morning. What's up, girl? Definitely on Black People Time.

Y'all still on time on radio, I see, huh? You been doing radio for years and years and years? I know, but the 6 o'clock really mean like 620. Come on, Marcus. Oh, so your listeners be on late time with you. Yeah, they're ready. We're back. Nah, we be here on time. On time. That's the white side of y'all. Everybody got a little bit of white

in them. I only got 3%. Like, less than 3%, actually. I'm 97% West African. I don't have none. I don't have none. Envy is the whitest here. Girl, yes you do. I don't have none. I don't have none. Envy is the whitest hair. Girl, yes you do. I don't have no white in me. No, you should be.

Look, you're supposed to be on another show saying that. You ain't supposed to come to breakfast with us telling us we got more than a white up in us. Everybody black in America got some type of white strand in them. Don't even act like you don't know it. Okay, well, where your headphones at? Miss White Lady, where you at? Where your headphones at, Miss White Lady? No, where your headphones at? Well, if you don't know Who Kendra G is

Of course she does Radio in Chicago She's a Hampton University alum And where you from? You from Connecticut? I'm actually from the Tri-State You're from Tri-State? Yep I'm from Connecticut

So I'm not too far away Yes Not too far away You didn't know I was from Connecticut? No I didn't know You was from Connecticut Honestly

Yes People think I'm from Chicago Also I got Philly roots Cause I did radio in Philly But born and raised In Waterbury, Connecticut Shout out to all the Connecticut People waking up this morning from Connecticut, honestly. Yes, yes. People think I'm from Chicago. Also, I got Philly roots because I did radio in Philly. But born and raised in Waterbury, Connecticut. Shout out to all the Connecticut people waking up this morning.

C.T., what up? Peace, Connecticut. Yes. I got shows there in Connecticut. I got Bridgeport shows, though. Bridgeport. Yeah. This weekend.

This weekend you're going to be in Connecticut. Today and tomorrow I'll be at the Stress Factory. Tell your peoples, come on out. They're going to love you. Thank you.

Now, today we got a great show. One of Charlamagne's favorite people in the whole wide world will be joining us this morning man and icon always talks about her man an icon living one of the most banned offers of the 20th century and her book is coming out as a film today are you there god it's me margaret yes miss judy bloom i got the opportunity to sit down with miss Judy Blume a couple of months ago, actually, in Key West, Florida. You know, she has a movie theater and a bookstore down in Key West, so I sat down and had a conversation with her at her bookstore in Key West. I must.

I must. I must increase my bust. That's that woman, right? Hey, Charlamagne! Darkness! I know! You on the screen! I said hi to you when you walked in, but you ain't had no headphones on. I didn't have the headphones on. No, you didn't have the headphones. And Envy, you shouldn't be trying to increase your buzz. You should be trying to increase your thrust. That's the men version.

I must increase my thrust. But that's her version. That's what she was saying. That is true. That is true. And then we go a little ratchet. We go a little ratchet. A little?

What's the ratchet? What's the ratchet? Sukihana will be joining us. Let me tell you something. Now, I love Sukihana's authentic and her ratchetness. I can never beat Sukihana. I met her last year when I was in the ATI. I said, I would love to hang out with you for a day because it would be like I would be a kid in a candy store.

I would learn all the things I can't do. I'm a good girl, so I don't know how to please a man the way Sukihana knows how to do it. You never pooped on a man? I would never poop on a man. You think that's pleasing a man? No, she knows how to stretch her mouth wide and please a man in a certain way. That's what I was talking about.

I was talking about that part. She'll be joining us this morning. Charlamagne and I kind of play the back. Jess and Larry has carried that one. Pause, pause, pause. Y'all play the back together. Envy plays the back. No, I don't play the back. Yeah, Jess and Larry has carried that one. Jess and Larry has carried that one. Pause, pause, pause. Y'all played the back together. No, Envy plays the back. No, I don't play the back. I got to hear this interview.

I got to hear this interview. You still a bottom. You the biggest bottom. I would never be a bottom. You would definitely be a bottom. You are a bottom. I am a power top. I am a power top.

You are a power top. Wait a minute. Not even close to a power top. First of all, ain't nobody had no damn Froot Loops yet. Stop. Ain't nobody had no oatmeal, no egg whites, no nothing, and you already talking this. You know why? Because it's Friday.

It's freaking, freaking, freaking Friday. All right. When we come back, we got front page news. Ceslyn Figueroa will be joining us, and she'll put us on to what's happening out there in the world. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club on BET. Morning, everybody. It's D.J. Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are The Breakfast Club. We got our co-. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got our co-hosts, Jess Hilarious and Kendra G. Good morning. Yo, yo, yo, yo. And I am not used to seeing this much melon in The Breakfast Club studio. Drop one of those bombs for The Breakfast Club right now this morning. It looks amazing in there. How do you feel, baby?

How do you feel? It looks great. I love it. It looks so beautiful. Let me give you some blush. I got some foundation with me. We can make you our complexion. I'm comfortable in looks great. I love it. It looks so beautiful. Let me give you some blush. I got some foundation with me. We can make you our complexion. I'm comfortable in my skin.

I'm good. I love it. We can make you our complexion this morning. I'm good. It looks so beautiful in there. It looks so beautiful in there this morning. I don't want to hear no beige jokes. That's all I want to say.

But let's get into some front page news. Tezlyn Figaro is here. Good morning, Tez. Good morning, Charlamagne DJ,agne dj mvd just hilarious and hey girls a lot of fine is tonight this morning thank you thank you tez now um let's get into let's start with uh basketball last night the celtics beat the hawks 128 120 and they sent the hawks home so what else we got tess what we talking about yeah i hate to start out on a sad note but we do uh you know have to give a condolences to

jerry springer's family and rest in peace to jerry springer who passed away at 79 now the confrontational jerry springer show ran for nearly three decades i don't realize it was on that long yeah long time um yeah he had a career in politics though a lot of folks may not uh recognize that he also was the former mayor of cincinnati and of course he stopped by the breakfast club let's take a listen i feel like your show missed the internet wave like i feel like your show was going viral before there was such a thing as going viral. Yeah, well, that's true.

Because it's 25 years old. So when we started, people went on. We didn't have cell phones when the show started. But when people used to complain about what's in my show, what are people putting on their phones every single day? Whether it's Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, whatever. Our show is not more salacious than what the kids are doing every day on the phone. We heard a rumor that you actually have a flip phone still.

Like, you don't have a new phone. Rumor? Stop it. Don't you do it, Mr. Springer. Don't do it. But let me tell you something about this phone. You can't pocket dial anyone. I could be, we're here in New York, right?

I could be in New Jersey, and if I dial your number, you could hear me. I mean, that's what phones are for. That's a phone, Gary. Very sad. And you know, everybody knows Gia's mom, who passed away, had dementia, but that was the only thing she would remember to watch each and every day. She would watch Jerry Springer.

That was her show, so it means a lot when you see that, because he meant a lot to people that probably didn't even know. Yo, Tez, I didn't realize this until Nina Turner, Salute to Nina Turner. She posted this yesterday. I had no idea he was in politics. And then you said he was the mayor of Cincinnati? Yeah, he was the mayor of Cincinnati. He started out with that first and then went eventually into the talk show world.

So, yeah, very much involved in politics. Hey, I got to stop. Maybe we got to let people make those kind of career changes when they want to then. You go from man to host a Jerry Springer show? Well, it makes sense. It's just as much drama in politics. You're right.

Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! Listen, I think that he's iconic. He got his flowers while he was alive. You know, it was very hard to hold down a talk show for so many years, and he did it his way. So he's going to forever be loved by all journalists everywhere. So shout out to Jerry Spring. Rest in peace, Jerry.

Condolences to his family. Now, I know you had a lot more, Tez, but we'll see you in a couple of minutes. Okay. All right. Well, that is front page news. Now, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up and i want to

say uh a shout out and salute to one of the people that work up here sim simmer last night sim simmer had an event that uh that's why probably the whole breakfast club is a little tired this morning we were out partying all night she had like a little event where you had to actually leave your phone at the front desk where you could not take your phone inside where people actually had to talk yeah so how the hell i saw a video and pictures from it last night then well you know i kept my phone i wasn't getting my phone but i got six kids my kids need me for something so wait what's the hustle how do you get past that you just say i'm dj envy absolutely oh my god and he likes him my presence is a present i was walked in there like this but do you have two

phones because sometimes i have two phones so i'll get one phone but keep the other phone. I got that too. Okay. Yeah, I'm taking that. But salute to Simpson. I had an amazing event last night. You boofed your phone? You put your phone

between your cheeks to get it in? Bro, it's 6 o'clock in the morning. Y'all talk about it's 6 o'clock in the morning. He with them strong throat muscles be like, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo.

Every morning, I'm like, he is getting that gag reflex together. Okay? Phone lines are wide open. Kendra Jean, Jess Hilarious, our co-host. Here's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Thank you. The Breakfast Club. Oh, what's up? This is where I do the poetry sometimes. Okay. Hey, babe. Yeah, how you doing? I'm good.

That's good. That's good. Listen, I got a poem for you guys. Can I spit a babe. Yeah, how you doing? I'm good. That's good. That's good. Listen, I got a poem for you guys. Can I spit a poem for you, black woman? Oh, my goodness. I want to hear it.

I want to hear it. Less than 30 seconds. Less than 30 seconds, Charlamagne. I'm counting. Go. Please don't count. It's called

She's a Good Woman. It says, she never close the shop even when it's not stocked. And I'm willing to carry her on my back. Even if I drop, I just won't stop. I just won't stop.

I couldn't do it without her. Arms around her. Shoulders cut into her neck. God knows I truly love her. Even without my dinner on the table, she makes sure I eat healthy. This ain't s***. This ain't it. This ain't it, boo.

Until we pray together. Now,'t it. This ain't it. This is how we bring it together. Now, I know you say God and everything. We always want to salute when people say God, but that ain't s***. And I just had to be honest with you. You can't curse, Kendra. Envy said I could cuss. I asked Envy if I could cuss. Why would you say to tell her she can cuss?

Because when it comes to Sean Stone, she can throw out a curse or two. Yes, I can. Am I lying? I don't think we should start the cursing. My man was better off coming on here saying, ripping on any beat. That's an adaption.

He could have did that. Kendra said, that ain't it. He used God too. You always want to roll when they say God, but I had to, no, that wasn't it.

Sean Stone, that wasn't me this time. That was Kendra G. That's right. I just want to put that out there. Wasn't me? Kendra was the one that said, you need to take out your own trash this morning.

Oh, my God. 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. I know he got 13 inches.

What? You know, these are the things that you do, Charlamagne, that gets people to think that they might want to buy you rainbows for your birthday. These are the things that you do. Let them talk. Okay. Okay. Okay.

Woo. We not doing that. Respect me. So, Lovey, you say you bigger than Pete Davidson? Whoa. Yes. Oh, yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. You see how gay stuff can get up here? Look at me. You see how gay can get up here? Exactly. Yes. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You see how gay stuff can get up here? Look at me. You see how gay can get up here? And Jess. I think I would have to tell you. Yeah. What's up?

I want to shout out Jess. Jess is going to be in CT. Jess, I'm pulling up. I want to hug. No, no. Please, please don't come up with them answers. Please don't come up with them answers. I need my walls.

I don't need that. No, Jess. Jess, we need you to confirm, Jess. You ain't got to do nothing with them, but at least, you know, you and your sister look at it. Wow. No, I'm good. See, I always say I'm good with like a good five inches. I'm good.

I don't need a 12, a 10. I don't even need an eight. I'm good. Like, you do things. I feel like you got to be a housewife to deal with something that large. And you might even want to share them because that's too much to take on a regular basis. No, you just have to be numb down there because you have to not be able to feel down there. No, no.

What the hell is going on this morning? Oh, y'all know exactly what's going on this morning. No, they don't got those kind of problems. They not rocking around with 13 inches. No. They more like, I don't know. No, I was born in 1978. I got an old school model.

I got a, you know, seven inches, three-fourths, eight inches. That's them new Negroes got them 12 and 13. You said it was five inches or six inches. You just changed it up. You didn't remember. I ain't never told you that. How do you remember that part? Of last week.

All the shows y'all did last week, you remember Charlamagne specifically saying a five and a half. No, it's seven inches, three-fourths, and it's eight in the summertime. That's not true. But get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. Jess Hilarious and Kendra G are here. They are our co-hosts for this morning. And don't forget, we have Judy Blume and Sukiana joining us.

Not together. Not together. I was going to say, that would have been so good. That would have been great. Are you there, God? It's me, Good Coochie. No, that ain't happening this morning. My goodness.

All right, and we got rumors on the way, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Hey, what's up? This is Ramses Jha. And I go by the name Q Ward. And we'd like you to join us each week for our show, Civic Cipher.

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app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got some of our guest co-hosts joining us this morning. Jess Hilarious and Kendra G. And I can't believe. Kendra G Media on Instagram.

If you follow me, I'm going to give you $500 if I get to 10,000 more followers. Tell her to put her headphones on. You got to put your headphones on. Yes. We live. We live. And I can't believe Jess Hilarious thought she could just leave a bottle of Casamigos laying around at a black radio station and it would be here the next day.

Well, first of all, why would you drink it? You should have left it in the locked studio. You can't just leave it in the lobby. Why would somebody drink somebody else's liquor? You don't know where their lips have been. I wouldn't do that. This is power. Once again, black radio station.

Black station in Chicago. You could leave your purse, your computer. Everything would be back when you come back the next day. I don't believe that. Hell no. It is very true. I left my computer, my laptop for a week and never got to Sorry, them niggas know you. Well, let's

get to the rumors. Let's go. All right. The ghetto. This is the rumor report on The Breakfast Club Woo, honey, let's get her up in here So Brittany Griner, Brittany Griner Addresses media after Russian detainment

I think it's time Brittany Griner slams to ban trans women From what the hell? Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no I'm sorry, hold up First of all, Brittany Griner addresses media after rush entertainment. We have audio. I feel like we do. Where is that going to be on your radar in terms of advocating for, you know, athletes,

all athletes, transgender athletes to be able to play? Oh, I mean, that, that ranks high on the, on the list of things that I'll be fighting for and speaking up against. You know, everyone has, everyone deserves the right to play. Everyone deserves the right to come here, sit in these seats, and feel safe. I think it's a crime, honestly, to separate someone for any reason. So I definitely will be speaking up against that legislation and those laws that are trying to be passed, for sure.

Y'all didn't have the audio? They played it. We just heard the audio. That's what I thought. That was Brittany Griner? Yes, that was Brittany Griner. Oh, shoot. Okay.

Wait, that did sound like Brittany Griner. Did it sound like she's always sounded like that to you? She did. Before Russia? Brittany Griner always sounded like that. She always had that deep voice.er always sounded like that she always had that deep voice i i mean it's deep mine deep too but i don't i don't know i don't know she's giving brandon i just i just want the record to show uh that's why uh if you don't like when you read

jess he doesn't want you to throw to the audio i know like yo first of all it was well on sim and sim's defense nobody had this together for her, so she had to throw it together. That's true. But Brittany says, I think it's a crime. She actually is pushing that, um,

trans women get to compete. Compete? Yeah. I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't go with this one. No.

I don't think, I don't agree. I feel like at the end of the day, you have an unfair advantage of strength. You know, I'm a natural born woman. And I, first of all, I respect the LGBT

community. If you're trans, I have nothing but love for you, but you will still have the strength of the gender that you were born with. So as a female, I know you are a trans woman now, but you still have the strength of a man and we cannot compete the same. No, no, no. We actually can't. I honestly

really feel like, what's wrong with them getting their own sports? That's what it really should be. That's what it's why i can't be trans sports why can't be trans on trans like because i'd love to see who went that yeah you know yeah crime those type of sports yeah crime is a very strong word it's not a crime to ban trans women from competing against biologically born women but it is just interesting to me that the voice that seems to get lost in this conversation is biologically born women. If women who actually play these sports are saying it's unfair, then I think we should listen to them. I really think that we should as well. Remember the one trans person that was a swimmer?

As a man, he was like 330th in the world. And then when he transitioned to a woman, he was number one. That's just unfair. That's unfair to a woman, he was number one. That's just unfair. That's unfair to a woman that's been training all their life. And then that one boxer, he was a man

and then he transitioned to a woman and he beat the brakes off of that woman. That's not fair. No, you're talking about the MMA fighter. Yes, that's not right.

That's not good. So no, I really do agree. I agree. And I also feel like that, you know, just to kill all the buzz, oh, we don't. We don't need them in our bathrooms or they should be.

They need their own bathrooms. I really feel like trans trans people should have their own their own bathroom for real. So that kills the whole. Oh, my God. I know they shouldn't be here. And oh, why can't we be in here? Like, no, just just hold the own bathroom. Since we got three types of people now, we need to have you, you, and then you.

No, no, no. It's you, you, and they. But they still are a you. I mean, if you want to individualize them, now they can't identify as a you? I don't know if you's the right pronoun. I think it's they or them. You, you, and they.

But if there's one person, it's you. It's they. Some of them are non-binary I think it's they or them. You, you, and they, them. But if it's one person, it's you. It's they. No, no. Some of them are non-binary, and they don't subscribe to anything. You just have to say their name. You can't say he. You can't say she. You can't say they for one person.

They would hate me forever. Because you are you. Yeah, I'd rather call you by your name. Yeah, whatever. They don't need it like that sometimes. You be like, damn, mama. All right, look. Anyway, Carol Bryant Donham, who accused Emmett Till before he was lynched, dies at 88.

Guys, yes. Oh, gosh. Okay. I'm mad she didn't get convicted. She should have been charged. She should have been arrested for telling those stories. The fact that she died at 88, she lived a long life, but she should have been in jail at that time.

That's what I'm saying. Jess is very happy about this. I see mad people celebrating this, but I'm like, yo, she lived to be 88. That's a long time. But where did she die from? Something we all can die from. Cancer. Yeah, I understand, but she was tortured up until that moment.

You would like to believe. You would like to believe. You would like to believe. All right, well, yeah, she was. Ain't nobody happy with cancer. Nobody like that. She lived longer than Jerry Springer. I don't believe stuff like cancer is karma, though.

I don't believe that's like any of us can get that. I mean, they just told you can get you get fellatio. Now you can get throat cancer. I'm not saying that that is her karma, but I'm saying she ain't have no easy cancer battle. She still lived to be 88, though. That's actually a natural death in a lot of ways. You know, to this day, Emmett Till is very sensitive around the world, especially in Chicago,

because he was from Chicago. Absolutely. So it's like no one is... It's one of those things where you're not... We're not celebrating her death, but we're not crying about it. Correct. Speak for yourself. To be honest with you. I be honest with you you're having a party tonight yeah man

yeah man and for those who don't know yet she's the white woman who who accused black teenager emma till who lied on her resulting in beating and lynching and uh she died in louisiana just to let y'all know that and you know what y'all should do this weekend y'all should go watch the till movie because y'all did not support that movie when it was in the uh the theaters y'all know that. And you know what y'all should do this weekend? Y'all should go watch the Till movie because y'all did not support that movie when it was in the theaters. Y'all need to go watch that movie this weekend. Till that Whoopi Goldberg

executive produced. Yes, yes, yes. Watch that and also come to my show at the Stress Factory in Bridgeport, Connecticut before you go see Till or after you go see that.

I'll be there. I got two shows tonight, two shows tomorrow. Connecticut, Connecticut. And there you have it. All right. And that is your rumor report. Oh, man.

Just so crazy. All right. Now, Kendra, did you say you want to do something? Am I doing it now? I had a gift for... Yeah, you can do it now. Why not? Oh, wait.

Am I doing a gift now or my Instagram? What you want me to do? What you want to do? Okay. I got to get the gift. So hold on. Let me get the gift. I got to get up.

Get it. I thought y'all got to rap. Didn't you just say we got to rap? I thought it was going to be something quick. Well, do the rap thing. We're doing the comeback. We're doing the comeback. We're doing the opening and everything. We'll come back to it. I thought y'all got a rap. Didn't you just say we got a rap? I thought it was going to be something quick. Well, do the rap thing. We're doing the comeback. We're doing the comeback. We got a present to open and everything.

We'll come back to it. All right. We'll come back. When we come back, we got front page news. Tesla and Figaro will be joining us in Don't Move. We have Kendra G and Jess Hilarious as our guest hosts. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Introducing the game. A new single from The Lox, Rick Ross, and Fat Joe. This track is more than just a tribute for hoops culture. It's a lifestyle. Find out more at DraftKings.com slash The Game. Available now on all major streaming platforms. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got our guest hosts, Jess Hilarious and Kendra G here. Morning.

And let's get into front page news. Tess and Figaro, good morning. Good morning, it's Charlamagne, DJ Envy, and Double Fine in the building. Jess Hilarious and Kendra G. We gonna call you Double Fine. Triple Fine with you included. You know. Hey, you see it.

Let's get into front page news. We got a sort of a sports. The Celtics sent the Hawks home. They bought in our last night, 128-120. And we got to salute Lamar Jackson. He got paid. Yes, yes. He did.

$260 million deal. Five-year deal to stay with the Ravens. So congratulations to him. And hold on. His mom is the one who brokered that deal. That's right. Yeah, so his mom is getting that agent commission fee. Love that.

When it's your mom, your mom can take whatever you want. Yeah, absolutely. So salute to mom. But I mean, just the fact that she's getting the commission that an agent would get. Yeah, that's game change. And Bryce Young was the first pick. He's a quarterback, and he's going to the Panthers. Now, what else we got to ask?

Yes, well, first, you know, I'm here to verify the facts. So the brother that just called in and said he was 12 inches noticed nobody volunteered to do the research so he's welcome to send it to the inbox on Instagram. And I will verify if he is indeed 12 inches. Hit me up at Te and figure on Instagram. But also today's Freaky Friday and just mentioned Charlamagne Strong gag reflex. What?

Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. Okay, Charlam. So let's do a little news about oral sex. Oh, my goodness. Yes. A new study came out that said oral sex is now now probably a downer, literally a downer. Oh, that's a nice pun. Oral sex is the leading risk factor for throat cancer, guys.

Oh, wow. Yeah, I know. It's a downer, literally. The main cause of this cancer is the human papillomavirus, also known as HPV, which is also the main cause of cancer of the cervix now hpv is a sexually transmitted disease and the main risk factor for throat cancer is the number of lifetime sexual partners especially oral sex those with six or more lifetime oral sex partners or they're about 8.5 times more likely to develop throat cancer than those who do not practice oral sex. So that last brother, he said he had a high body count, right?

Yes, he surely did. If you get that six times, like six different people, you have a higher chance of your cancer? You have a higher chance of throat cancer. Oh, my goodness. So your thoughts, Sean Mayne? Imagine if you smoke cigarettes and you get fellatio. You're going to have to cut one of them out. Oh, my God.

Now, I'm going to ask you a real question. This is going to sound crazy. Pause, pause, pause. Now, what happens if you don't swallow and you spit? What? Because it's going down your throat, right? Because you have throat cancer. What?

Go ahead, Kendra. I don't even know how to answer this question, first of all. You know, I'm a Christian woman. I don't know anything about this. I question, first of all. You know, I'm a Christian woman. I don't know anything about this. I am good to go. Oh, girl. I am good to go. Praise the Lord.

Well, that's okay. I'm happy to answer. So, in case you do not know how to, you know, pretend, I guess, not to swallow. It's still, you know, you have all the other juices in your mouth as well. So even if you don't swallow, it's still going down to the throat and transmitting the HPV.

Are we going to have to get Surgeon General warnings on our penises now? Probably. Yes. For size and also for the possibility of throat cancer. I got to call up Suki and see if she's alright because you know. Because I know she just had her hair.

We didn't tell her this news. No, we didn't. I hope she watching today. Thank you, Taze. This is important news. I think you guys want to know that. Also, I want to talk to you. Yesterday, Jess, we were in here talking about where you guys were

talking about lies and how people lie a lot so i said let me get because it was some lying going on honey i'll just eat my comments out of that but anyway um so i wanted to get some data on lies i love studies and reports and so this is one that do you guys know that almost all patients live when they're in therapy now okay like this you know practicing psychologists typically believe that their offices are safe spaces places where patients can feel more comfortable sharing their deepest most intimate thoughts and feelings without judgment to work towards resolution and healing yet a surprisingly high percentage of patients if not nearly all admit that they either lied or have

not been completely truthful with their therapist in a survey of 547 clients 93 said that they lied at least once to their therapist and in the second survey 84 said that this dishonesty continued on a regular basis 73 of the respondents reported that their therapist never found out about the lies. Only 3.5% of the patients owned up to the lies, you know, telling on themselves. And in 9% of the cases, the therapist caught them in the lie. Now the top four reasons people lie in therapy is they pretend to feel happier and healthier than they really are. They minimize the severity of their symptoms high thoughts about suicide and they minimize our high insecurities and self-doubts so what's the lesson here you cannot if you are lying in therapy you cannot get the help that you need no that's a fact you know

i go to therapy once a week and the reality is you got to treat therapy like a like a doctor if you don't tell the doctor what's really wrong, then the therapist can't properly help you. And also, another reason that I think people lie is when you first start going to a therapist, you don't necessarily trust this person. Correct. So you don't want to tell them all your deep, dark secrets. You don't want to tell them what's really going on yet.

But that's why you said something yesterday, like kids should actually start going to therapists because that way you can gain that trust early on. You know, because like you said, I just don't want to go tell somebody all my problems, what's going on. I don't know who he is, who his people are, who he's going to go tell. But that's what you assume. So you need to develop that trust. And also referrals are good, too.

You know, I go to therapy, but I'll be honest. I have an oracle and a psychic that. A what? An oracle. Like a real life one? Yes. I talked to an oracle who's like a psychic that helps me more. And like, shout out to an oracle and a psychic that what a oracle like a real life one yes i talked to an oracle who's like a psychic that helps me more and like shout out to my oracle he lives in thailand this is a true story i met him on my show his name is quentin i probably talked to him like three

times a week and he gets me together so i believe in the i believe in all of it therapists pastors psychics um god go to everybody your mama you need all types of people because everybody to me has different information but i think everyone should go to therapy and we need to make it more popular because everyone's dealing with issues and you gotta have someone to to get that information out of you can't i was gonna ask you that kendra i'm glad you said that because i was gonna ask do y'all think everybody should go to therapy because i don't go to therapy and i wonder if there's this thing that says you know like it's starting to be this thing that everybody should sit down and go to therapy and so is that's what I was going to ask

you think it should be required for you know you think that's should be more like what you said more popular well what I was going to say is I think everybody needs to to express themselves and the people who bottle things up it comes out in a different way. So if therapy's not your thing, then maybe it's your best friend. But I think when you try to keep things inside, it will always come out in some manner.

So that's why I believe that everybody should go to therapy. It's not cost effective for everyone, but if you can find a way to do it, you should. But to Kendra's point,

what she said is true. Like, she named all those different people. Just find somebody to talk to. Yeah. Oh, for sure. Yeah, I'm really blessed. I have two best friends that i've been my best friend since

10 years old and i don't a lot of women can't say that they've had you know two girlfriends never falling out never anything for that long and they they've certainly been my therapist but um i just thought that was an interesting story and somebody was doing some lying but i'm gonna leave my um comments on that you know you got a psychic you never asked a psychic about the mega millions numbers or lottery numbers no i don't ask like they kind of read energy i think we can all re-energy but they're really good at reading energy and intuitive and seeing how things can fall into place but i never asked them about mega millions no yo jess jess j Jess over there rolling her eyes. I guarantee you I can sit you down with a medium that will change your life.

You don't believe in it, Jess? No, I don't believe in it. I watch movies about it all the time. It's nice and it's entertaining. But no, I think I'm good. I think the only person that I need is God and my mother. You know, my best friend sometimes when she ain't getting on my nerves. You know, because I feel like everybody, yeah, she all right.

Look, every time, you know, I I feel like everybody, yeah, she all right. Look, every time, you know, I also, I'm that for people too. I'm a good outlet. You know, every Wednesday

I have my own podcast on Black Effect. Shout out to Charlamagne, you know, Heart or whatever. I have Carefully Reckless. That's right. And I help people.

People write all types of stories to me and I give them advice on how to move forward and how to move forward amicably with different relationships, their friends, family, all that type of stuff. So I do that for people. But when you have an issue, who do you go to?

God. God. So you hear God speak back to you? He speak back to you in people. Sometimes it's like when you dream. Sometimes it's like, yeah. I get that, too. I got God and a therapist.

I'm with all that. Honestly, I don't think everybody needs therapy. I do think more people than enough. A lot of people. But I don't think everybody does. I'm just one of those people that don't think I do. Now, my son, yes, but not me. Well, that is your Front Page News.

Tesla, we appreciate you. We'll see you on Monday. Peace, Tesla. When we come back judy bloom charlamagne sat down with judy bloom if you don't know who judy bloom is i must i must i must increase my she's not just that though she's one of the most banned offers she's one of the most banned offers of the 20th century one of the greatest storytellers that ever lived in her book are you there goddess me margaret is coming out as a movie in theaters everywhere

today that's right and we're gonna kick it with her next it's the breakfast club on bet the breakfast club amv charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club now we got a special guest in the building charlamagne got a chance to talk to one of his mentors one of his favorite people in the whole wide world well i wouldn't call her a mentor you know i mean but she's definitely been an inspiration and an influence throughout my life because when i started you know uh really digging into the library in second and third grade my mother who's an english teacher always told me to read things that don't uh pertain to me and when

i would go in the library i would see these books with these white girls on the cover and these white boys on the cover these young white girls and white boys, and I would pick those up, and they would be Judy Blume books. Judy Blume of Beverly, clearly, but I really got into Judy Blume. She's an amazing storyteller, and the film adaption of one of her classics, Are You There, God, It's Me, Margaret, is out in theaters today. And yes, I got the opportunity to sit down and have a conversation with her. Now, this is the one where it goes, I must, I must, I must increase my bus. That is definitely in Are You There, God Is Me, Margaret.

You should take a... How old's your daughters? Which one? The youngest. The youngest is... I have a nine-year-old and a six-year-old. The nine-year-old in Madison, I think would really, really enjoy it.

Okay. I definitely think they'd really enjoy it. You should do that this weekend. That'd be a good daddy-daughter date this weekend. Absolutely. Well, let's get into it now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. How are you, Miss Judyy i am so good and so happy that

after all this time we're together you know every time i get asked you know what's my dream interview i always say judy bloom and i've heard that and i you're gonna have to tell me about that why um because when i was younger my mother would always tell me to read books that don't pertain to me and so you know i'm a young black man from the South. So when I would go in the library and see these books, you know, that were about young white girls, I was like, well, that's the complete opposite of me. So I started reading them. And that's how I fell in love with your work. That's so great.

Do you understand and recognize the impact your books have had on the generation? I don't like to think about that. I certainly didn't when I started out and when I was writing. But after 50 years and hearing from so many people who've read my books and meeting them in the bookstore, grown women and men come in every day. And I have learned from the readers that the books have spoken to them. And it, you know, it's hard to be that person because it's like, I mean, you're really thrilled. And at the same time, it's like, no, you know, I didn't know what I was doing. So don't put that on me.

But I appreciate it, of course. You know, I read once where you said characters lived inside your head first before you started writing your books. Do you remember the first time one of those characters popped in your head? Oh, my God. Well, I had them in my head from the time I was nine. Wow. So, you know, it was, I mean, it made life so much fun for me. I would bounce a ball, a Spalding.

Do you remember pink Spalding? Absolutely. I would bounce a ball against the side of my house. And the whole time, an hour, two hours, I was living inside my head with stories and characters. I mean, I never wrote about them. I never told anybody. Because if you would tell your friends, guess what? You know, I have these great stories and characters inside my head. They would think you were crazy.

Yeah, right? So that was mine. That was special. I never told my parents. I never told anybody. When did you first decide to, you know, take these characters out of your head and put them on paper? I think probably I was married young, had kids young and found myself in the suburbs. Bored?

At least, if not more than that I mean I love taking care of babies and all of that but I needed some creative outlet all the time I was in school I always had a creative outlet something but now I needed that again and I mean I it could have been anything. I was lonely and I needed some creative outlet. And it could have been anything. But I was home with little kids. I had access to paper and pencil and access to something inside my head. And so I just started. I didn't know anything about it.

Didn't know anybody who had ever written. Wow. Did your first character see The Light of Day? Well, you know, I can't remember. I mean, I wrote a lot of stories that were stupid. And, you know, I have them in a box and I've written to my kids on that. If you ever publish these, I will come back and haunt you. So, I mean mean there was a lot a lot before I got to Iggy's house and then to Margaret you know you tap into so many different

types of people with your characters you know so many different struggles from racism to sexuality obesity divorce like how were you able to do that? Because you couldn't have possibly gone through all those experiences. Not then, no, I hadn't. It's imagination. You know, when kids ask, what is it? You know, where do you get your ideas? I hate that question. But really, where do you get your ideas?

I mean, everything you see and hear and read and stories people tell you, but it's mostly, it's your imagination. And I had a lot of imagination. My husband tells me I have too much, but you can't have too much. No such thing. Right, no. How much of your personal childhood

ended up in these books? Oh, a lot. I mean, starring Sally J. Friedman is my most autobiographical book. So that's a book that brought me to Miami Beach when I was little. But, you know, parts of me, of course, are in characters and all, like Sheila the Great. She has all of my childhood fears.

Not all, but a lot. And Are You There, God, It's Me, Margaret. You know, I was a Margaret. So, and then, you know, you think, I mean, how do you write about a 13-year-old boy after you've written about a 12-year-old girl? Today, you might not even be allowed to because, you know, I am not a 13-year-old boy. What a shame. But at that time, I was allowed to. And so I was allowed to become, in my imagination, a 13-year-old boy. I read that you experienced two years of rejection

before getting your first book published, Only in the Middle is the Green King. What kept you from getting discouraged and just quitting? Well, two years is really, at that time, two years was nothing. I mean, and well, the first rejection sent me into the closet, you know, close the door, sit on the floor, cry, and then say that they don't know what I can really do. And let's see what I can do and so I kept going that way you know I mean I think a lot of success depends on determination yet talent is great you have to have some talent to write but it's the determination that really makes the difference between somebody who's going to get published and maybe meet with some success and somebody who may be just as talented but can't take the rejection. Rejection's hard.

Absolutely. Do you remember how you felt when One in the Middle, The Green Kangaroo, was actually published? After all that rejection? I remember how I felt on the day that they called me and said, we can offer you $350 and we will publish your book. And it was like, I was so happy and elated. I had little kids and I went down and they were playing with silly sound and I took the silly sound and I threw it up in the air. And Laurie Murphy went home and they were playing with silly sound and I took the silly sound and I threw it up in the air and they and Laurie Murphy went home and told her mother that Larry's mother has gone crazy and that's how it felt you

know you grew up in this never felt like that again never even after you sold millions of copies and they're like nothing never made you feel like that first I don't think anything is ever like the first time. You know, there are a lot of first times in a 50-year career, but I don't think there's ever that thrill of the first time somebody is going to publish my book. Wow.

Not my best book, by the way, but still in print. For some reason, I don't understand, but it's still there. Do you wish you could take some of them out of print? I'm easy on myself when I look at the books that I've written and I say, well, I remember where I was here and I remember where I was there when I was doing it and um certainly I think you know the real me as a writer started with Margaret are you there God it's me Margaret because I let go I let go I didn't know what I was doing but I let go all right we got more with Judy Blume author when we come back don't move it's the breakfast club good morning morning everybody it's DJ Envy Charlemagne the guy we

are the breakfast club now Charlemagne gota Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, Charlamagne got a chance to sit down with Judy Blume. Now, for people that don't know, who is Judy Blume, Charlamagne? Man, Judy Blume is one of the most banned offers of the 2020th century. She is an icon living. I mean, she's a young adult novelist, man. Anybody who's ever read All You There, God, It's Me, Margaret, or or blubber or the fudge series that's all miss judy bloom and today all you there god it's me margaret is um coming out as a film coming out as a film today you know and um yeah man this

was surreal because if anybody who's ever heard me talk anybody when they ask me what's my dream interview i always say uh judy bloom and for this to happen was incredible all right well let's get into it now it's the breakfast club good morning you grew up in the time of the civil rights movement and i always wondered how did watching that racial injustice influence iggy's house i grew up before civil rights you know i grew up at a at a, the 40s, the 50s. But I think with Iggy's House, this is not the best reason to write a book. Like my character, Winnie, in the book,

Winnie the do-gooder, you know, I think I was Judy wanting to do good. And that's not the best way to do it. I think it was. wanting to do good. And that's not the best way to do it. I think it was. Thank you. Yeah. But I wrote this book. And not long ago, I asked a friend, a black friend, I said, please read this book again and tell me if it's racist.

Because I need to know. And she read it and she said, it's not. Well, people were racist so if you're writing a book from a perspective of oh people that were racist but winnie was not i mean winnie wanted to understand like i can remember moving to miami um you know i was nine years old and writing home to my father about these two water fountains and what was it my father was a dentist i figured he would know was there a difference between white people and what was in their mouths and black people and my father was a wonderful guy and he wrote back and he said no you know we're all saying

but i had a woman actually pull me i was drinking from the wrong fountain and she pulled me away. What are you doing? It was very disturbing. I had a lot of things in my life that I could tell you in my high school. I would say Winnie was culturally clueless, but you'll be like that if you're not around people to speak to them and, you know, talk to them and realize what it is that they're going through. Like, that's why I said, I read your books because there was people that didn't pertain to me. So you get to peek into other people's lives. Right. I got better after, as a writer, I think. I'm glad I wrote it,

but because I lived in a neighborhood, you know, where there was a lot of racism. It was quiet because, you know, by then it was, when I wrote the book, it was the 60s. I was going to ask you, I was going to ask if the systemic racism and prejudice

that Win he was witnessing in Iggy's house did that come from a personal experience? Not really but I mean I knew a lot of things from growing up

I knew a lot of stuff and we were quiet about it you know we had a music teacher I went to an all girls public high school in Elizabeth, New Jersey we had two

high schools, boys and girls. And we all went together and we were a very mixed group, mixed religious, mixed racist. We were everybody who lived in Elizabeth who went to high school. And in

high school I made friends with a lot of girls who were a lot of black girls. I was a dancer. We were in the dance group together. And you were good friends. And then, you know, when you came home from school, when you went to parties and dances and things, that was, you stayed pretty much, I mean, it was the Jewish girls or the Christian girls, the black girls. We all had our own little thing.

But we had a chorus, a wonderful chorus. And we had a music teacher. Her name was Violet Johnson. And there wasn't one black girl in chorus. And we found out that it was because when you went to try out for course and believe me i don't have a good voice but i was in chorus if you were black she put a little c next to your name for colored and you were never going to be in chorus and i knew that and was like but what do we do about it

yeah I know that choir sucks with no blackness. I tell people now you have to speak out at my 40th high school reunion hated my high school reunions but I went to my 40th and people stood up and they were telling all these wonderful stories about being in high school and I said said, this is what I remember. And I said, Violet Johnson, you know, she'd been dead for a million years. And afterward, some girls came up and said, we thought you didn't know. We thought none of you knew. Wow.

But we did know. Wow. When I think about, you know, Are You There Goddess Me, Margaret, and you know how it was banned a number of times because of the way it deals with religion and sexuality, it makes me want to ask you, why has this country always wanted to control, you know, our bodies and who we pray to? And was the book a form of protest to what this country did and continues to do. Puritans, you know, it's, I mean, I remember when I wrote Dini, okay, so I, what was it, Dini, I don't know what book it was, but with Margaret, you know, I gave three copies to my children's school library. They were like in first grade and third when the book came out. I was so excited. And I took three copies, signed copies down to the library.

The male principal would never put them on the shelf. They never reached the shelf. Because he didn't think that elementary school girls should read about or even know about menstruation. Never mind how many kids at that school probably already had their periods, you know? I mean, I was so lucky in that I think, you know, my parents weren't perfect, who is perfect as a parent,

but they never taught me that sex was a bad thing or that it was wrong. I mean, I knew very well, do not get pregnant while you're in school. You know, don't get pregnant until you're married, because in those days, pre-abortion, that could change your whole life. Absolutely. And it did for a lot of kids I knew. But they never said it was bad. Nobody ever told me that. And so, for me, it was always good. It was exciting. It was wonderful. Dini masturbates. She enjoys her

own sexuality, although she doesn't know very much about what she's doing. She never even heard that word. But I met another principal, a male principal, and he said to me, I wouldn't have that book on my shelves. It would be different, he said, if it was about a boy. Why? Why? Because girls in those days and even in days today

are not supposed to enjoy their own sexuality. So were these books a form of rebellion against that, a form of protest? It wasn't really. I remember writing Dini thinking, you know, I mean, it's not about that. It's about parental expectations and what that can do to kids. But I remember thinking, oh, how I wish I had had a book to read when I was 12 or 13 and exploring my own body. And my friends and I talked about it. You know, do you have that special place? Can you get that special feeling? We didn't know what it

was. But we knew I was lucky that I had people I could talk to about that. And I wanted, I think, to write that in because I knew it to be true. Maybe not for everybody, but it was true certainly for me and for my friends. And I wanted kids to know it was okay. It's normal. Normal, normal. It's fine. Yeah, Dini is the reason I just don't walk into my 14-year-old's room without knocking. That's right.

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Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlemagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, Charlemagne got a chance to sit down with Judy Blume. Now, for people that don't know, who is Judy Blume, Charlemagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, Charlemagne got a chance to sit down with Judy Blume. Now, for people that don't know, who is Judy Blume, Charlemagne? Man, Judy Blume is one of the most banned offers of the 2020th century. She is an icon living.

I mean, she's a young adult novelist, man. Anybody who's ever read All You There, God, It me margaret or blubber or the fudge series that's all miss judy bloom and today all you there god it's me margaret is um coming out as a film coming out as a film today you know and um yeah man this was surreal because if anybody who's ever heard me talk anybody when they ask me what's my dream interview i always say uh judy bloom and for this to happen was incredible. All right, well, let's get into it now. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Every time I tell somebody, are you there, God? It's me, Margaret. It's coming out as a movie. They all say, it's just coming out as a movie? Like, well, why did it take so long to get this turned into a film? I'll tell you why. Because for 50 years, I wouldn't sell it.

I wouldn't let it go. I was worried about what they might do to it and then I don't know then I woke up to some of the really good stuff that was being done and um I got this fabulous letter from Kelly Freeman Craig and telling me about how much she wanted to do it and telling me about her first movie a movie I had seen and loved and who her mentor was James L Brooks and it was like this sounds promising and they came to see me and they made a very persuasive case and it it was, if fudge, the 90s fudge

was a bad experience for me, this was as good as an experience can be. I think for the writer of the book to be so, they just made me feel so welcome. And they wanted to hear what I thought, know and it was

an inclusive it was just a wonderful happy process and the end the movie could not please me more I loved the movie I love it they and they kept it set in the 70s that was something that I that I said, you can't put this in another era because it's not going to work. And they kept it in the 70s. So it's very nostalgic. And I think for my readers who have now grown up to go and see this, I think, you know, it's their childhoods. I hope they're going to like it. Would you ever sell the TV and film rights to all of your books?

Like, you want to keep some of them just as literature? Oh, no. I'm open. I'm willing. Yep. I'm talking about some others. Okay. Because I had this great experience, you know?

Do you think you could write in this era, this era of cancel culture and fake outrage and backlash about every little thing? Let's just say that I'm glad I wrote when I did and that I have a bookstore to keep me very busy now. And so I'm not I think the only way I would be happy writing now is the way I was when I wrote In the Unlikely Event, which is historical fiction basically it doesn't feel like it to me because it took place during my lifetime but it did take place in the 50s and i think that's the only way i would feel comfortable today i don't like to read books where everything is texts and emails and i i don't i you know I want something else right about experiences I like experiences yeah and I like to be in the characters heads I like to know

what's going on I need to believe them when I'm reading a book but I'm I'm an easy I'm an easy person to make believe that this is happening I love stories well why is it important for you to champion other offers who are under attack for the content of their work Oh always I've always you know we're in this together sisters and brothers I mean you know who whatever work is attacked, and it's usually work for young people, I want to be there for as long as I can be there to defend them. You know, technology and social media have exposed children to so much at an early age. Do you think your books would still be considered taboo if they were released in this time?

You know, I don't. Well, released now, who knows because things are so crazy. But yes, kids can find information. They know how to find information. They don't need Margaret to tell them about periods. So that's different, but it's not, I never wrote them so much for information as for emotional. It's, it's the emotional information that's different. It's, it's about what's going on inside you. And I think that connects us from generation to generation. I hope so. I feel connected through books to my mother's generation.

You know, she was a big reader. She always encouraged me to read. And my daughter and I read. That was a way we could communicate even when things were rough between us. We could communicate by handing each other books to read. So books serve so much more than entertainment. But first, they have to be entertaining for kids.

You have your Judy Blume Forever documentary. And Are You There, Goddess Me, Margaret coming out this spring. Are you bracing yourself for a new wave of criticism, potentially, or backlash? No. Okay. I'm bracing myself for all good things. At this point, do you even care?

If somebody did have criticism, do you even care to defend yourself at this point? And defend your work? Probably. Yeah. I mean, I don't know that you ever stopped caring about that. Mm-hmm. You're my babies. Mm-hmm. When it's all said and done, and you know, you have transitioned, what do you want the legacy of Judy Blume to be?

You know, I never think of legacy. Really? I don't even know how to think of legacy. What do I want? She was here. She wrote books that touched her readers. And she sang and danced. And laughed. And it was good. Thank you, Miss Judy.

I really appreciate this. I didn't know how to, I mean, I never thought that this would actually happen. So the fact that it happened, that just lets me know God is real. Thank you very much. Thank you so much. This is so great. You're great at this. You're wonderful.

Thank you. Thank you. Oh, y'all sounded so sweet to you that was really nice listen man make sure y'all go see uh are you there god it's me margaret in theaters today it is an amazing amazing amazing film i told you if you should take a you should take your oldest and your nine-year-old okay you should definitely do that i'll try to take them this weekend but you you know, this weekend is all about dance. My daughter got a dance competition, so I'll be dancing and all that other stuff.

And it's about the Hampton University Legacy Bar. The reason why I'm even in New York. You're going to be there tomorrow, right? What are you talking about? The Legacy Bar for Hampton University. The gala. What are you talking about? Dope.

Oh, God. I'm just messing with you. Of course I'll be there. What are you talking about? I'm actually giving out an award for our boss, Thea Mitchum. Yeah, I'm going to be giving her an award. So, yeah, I'll definitely be there. That's what's up.

But let's get to the rumors. Let's go. It's just for the mess. Am I new? Am I real? Child, the ghetto. This is the rumor report. Am I new?

Am I real? On The Breakfast Club. Ooh, honey. It's ghetto up in here. And we got our co-hosts, Kendra G and Jess Hilarious here this morning. What we got, Jess?

What's up, y'all? Okay, so we got Keely Williams. She was online the other day and she said, I don't know why people say that black don't crack. Why do black people say that?

Because it definitely cracks. She's upset about her black cracking. Who's? Who's? No, she's from 3LW. Who's Keely Williams? From 3LW. One crack she's from 3LW from 3LW one of the girls from 3LW I resent all the people who said black don't crack okay growing up and led me to believe that because I was black that I wouldn't crack but you know what I did okay I cracked

cracked which one is that? That I wouldn't crack but you know what I did okay? She's lesbian friend Y'all just talked all over the audio. It didn't matter what she was saying. I was answering Envy's question. I was just answering. I was trying to help Envy realize who she was. And black cracks if you do crack.

Everyone knows that. Well, I'll tell you one thing. Notori Naughton would disagree. That black ain't crack at all. No, I have no idea. That strong melanin don't crack. She just said black don't crack at all no okay that's strong melanin don't crack no no no she just said black don't crack unless you do crack yes you know you never heard that saying that's a fact black cracks if you do crack yeah all right marie j blige look good as hell wait hold on that was a very long time ago justin will not bring up the past and i don't even know if she even did crack, but whatever drug she did, it didn't get to that skin.

Because that is some porcelain skin right there. First of all, all hail the queen, Mary J. Blige. Let's just start there. She's also extremely wealthy. You know, you could put hair, makeup, nice clothes. That's always going to make anybody, not saying this is Mary J. Bligeotty situation because i don't think she ever did this one at all but you could dress up a former crack addict i'm not talking about mary j blotty i gotta agree with mary j i gotta agree with jessie larry as if you've seen crackheads most crackhead skin don't be bad excuse me they they be mad i'm

telling you that's not true sometimes it's doing that dope. Yeah, the heroin will get you. Yeah. But crack, not really. Crack, man. Crack people survive. Mary J. Blige has never used crack, guys. I don't know.

She did. Just said it. I was saying. What? Just said it. Kendra G did not do that. You can't be talking about people. I said people was on crack.

I didn't say she was on crack. What you say that just cleared out? I said I don't know what drug she did, but whatever it was, it didn't get to her skin. She looked good. I don't know who did crack. Oh, my God. That is so stupid. That's my job, man.

What else we got, Jess? No, no, but Keeley. All right, Keeley. But I do agree with Keeley. I do not believe that all black. Who is Keeley? She's the girl from 3LW. Got you.

I love this. I don't get the Prometha. Yeah. But I do believe with Prometha. Oh, my God. I agree with her because all black is not uncrackable. You know what I'm saying? We got Morgan Freeman.

He was born old. You know what I'm saying? But it ain't like his black done cracked. It's just that he was already old. We've never seen a youthful picture of him. I disagree. I think Morgan Freeman is a great example because he's 137. But he still looked like he ate.

That's my point. But we've known him but he was our we went how we've known him since he was like that so here's the reality of the situation the more european blood you got in your body the more likely you are cracking so if you're a black person that got like 40 50 percent european in you you're probably gonna crack well well trick that well what do trick daddy got? What did he got? And I love him to death, and I know he loves me. Stop. He got lupus.

You know that. Stop, Jess. What? Yes. Y'all are just throwing people got all types of things. But I understand that. I understand that. But so does Toni Bragg. She look damn good.

Oh, okay. Toni Bragg said that black ain't crack. She looks good. She looks good. So, you know, it's other things that was going on with Trick, obviously, but the black at the end of the day, like I said, is cracked up. And I love him to death still. But shout out to the black people that look good.

The whole cast of Best Man looks good. We got Morris Chestnut. We got Taye Diggs. He looks good. Not you. Not you, Charmaine. You're not Morris Chestnut. Eva Pigfoot. Monica, Missy Elliott. Who is Eva Pigfoot?

Eva from, you know, America's Next Top Model. Oh, Pigfoot, Pigfoot. You said Pigfoot. No, but she goes by Eva Marcella, I think. Oh, Eva Marcella, Pigfoot. Yes. Yeah.

I think it's Pigford. All right. All right. I'm sorry about that. And Beyonce owes the IRS. And we did not know that she could do that. Beyonce don't owe anybody anything. I'm part of the Beehive. If Beyonce says she don she can do that. Beyonce don't owe anybody anything. I'm part of the Beehive.

If Beyonce says she don't owe no money, she don't owe no money. The Beehive will pull up to the IRS. All right. Girl, half of y'all broke down. Y'all just paid all this money for this renaissance store. So if we got to pay her, she got to pay somebody else, too. And that's it. That's it.

Whatever. Let me tell you something. I'm a Pinkett Smith, Winfrey Knowles, Carter, through and through. I will ride with Beyonce against anybody except for the IRS. Except for the IRS. If I had to pay him and I had to pay you $3,500 for that VIP ticket, baby, you better pay that $2,700. And to the IRS, I know you listen because you told me and I'm rocking with y'all. I'm pulling up on the BISBF

And that is Your rumor reports Charlamagne Who you giving that donkey to? Oh man Four after the hour Donkey of the day Is going to a young woman

Named Amelia Goldsmith She is the worst Kind of clout chaser We'll talk about it Can we play Mary J. Blige Be happy Yes please

That's the top of that Okay I love Mary J. Blige Alright It happy. Yes, please. That's the top of that. Okay. I love Mary J. Blige. All right. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.

It's tough to find that right person, especially when it comes to hiring for an open role. But ZipRecruiter's matching technology makes it easy to find and invite great candidates to apply to your jobs. Try it for free at Ziprecruiter.com slash breakfast. Charlamagne say the game don't get out of shape Charlamagne. You are a donkey. It's time for donkey of the day. Donkey of the day does not discriminate. I might not have the song of the day but I got

the donkey of the day. So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey man, hit it with the heat. It's a breakfast club bitch. Who's donkey of the day today? Well, as Sharon, donkey of the day for Friday, April 28th is going to a young woman named Amelia Goldsmith. Amelia Goldsmith is a TikToker influencer. Those are the professional terms they use.

After reading this story to me, she's just a clout chaser. And the worst kind of clout chaser. The worst kind of clout chaser to me is the people who do those charitable acts on camera now i know it's a couple ways to look at this some folks say hey since you see people doing all types of negative stuff on camera it's good to see someone doing something positive and maybe it will inspire other people to do positive things too and then it's others who say if the charity was really coming from your heart you wouldn't film yourself doing it especially in in regards to giving to the less fortunate. By less fortunate, I mean the homeless or people who are in like real need.

Like it's bad enough that the person is already in the condition they in. Last thing they would want is a camera shoved in their face so you can personally make yourself look better. And that's exactly what Amelia Goldsmith did. See, Amelia decided she wanted to do a curated act of kindness. I got to salute my good brother, Raconia from Cleveland, who encourages random acts of kindness. I too encourage random acts of kindness, but the key word is random. Okay. Just do something nice for someone for no reason at all. I live for that. But Amelia did a curated act of kindness because she decided to go to a random

grocery store and pay for people's groceries but this is how you know she wasn't doing it for anyone but herself because she got upset that people wouldn't let her let's go live to amelia's tiktok for the report please i just want to show someone out midweek's um excuse me this may be really random but i'd love to pay for your food shop today. Just because I wanna... No, no, no, honestly, like, I do this thing where I wanna do something nice. We don't need it. I'd just love to... It's really random.

That was stressful, guys. Felt really like in panic mode. I don't know why, I just felt like I was expecting someone to be... I don't know, I was expecting the first person to be like, you know, overjoyed and grateful and happy for me to pay for their shopping. But obviously that didn't go down well. He was kind of, he was a little bit like angry. I was a little bit like taken back. And then, I'm not going to cry to be honest. And then the second person, she just sort of looked at me like I was some absolute idiot, weirdo,

just didn't say anything. But like I'm just really overwhelmed right now, I don't know what's going on. Also like that was like a big challenge for me as well because I just find like sort of social situations really quite hard. Just a lot of emotion. Oh god. just a lot of emotion oh god oh my god like i don't know what to do because nobody will let me play for the groceries like girl i just feel like some people just don't want a camera in their face i do understand where she coming from yeah but i think that she got that from seeing other people do it that's right it would translate as well but no nobody wanted

her to do it because they knew she was doing it all for herself and this is why some folks feel anonymous charity is the best way and this is why to me this is the worst kind of clout chasing if you wanted to pay for people's groceries you just do it you don't you don't go to the grocery store go live and start recording you ask people you ask people if they want their groceries paid no just do it if you really want to do it You know when I've done this when I've been in line behind Someone and that person gets to the register and their car don't work or they get to the register and realize what they got is Out of their budget, so they about to put it back

I've intervened in those moments and said now I got it for you But just standing there like a damn insane person with your live going telling people you want to pay for their groceries That's why that man asked you why and that was the right question and the answer isn't because you just wanted to do a good deed uh the why was you just wanted caught for your social media nothing was pure about your intentions you did that for engagement you did that for likes and views and she got what she wanted because the video uh has over 800 000 views on tiktok this story was reported in the new york post that's where i got it from and now i'm talking about it on breakfast club damn did she win did she win well she got more popular and that was the goal

she got more popular from it and and like you just said when you don't like something don't give it attention so we probably shouldn't gave her more likes but i think this we got to put ourselves in these people's conditions like who wants to be filmed on their worst day I don't like taking photos without my wig you know what I'm saying like I don't want to I want to have hair, makeup I want to look the best I want filter so we got to be more empathetic for these people

who are in need in that moment and not take advantage of their low moment so far we can get a high moment. I agree she got what she wanted which is which is attention but i will turn it into a teachable moment there is nothing better than lifting someone else up when you give cheerfully and from the heart people will accept that gracefully but when you give simply because you are trying to get yourself attention via one of

these social media apps of course nobody is going to accept that why because it's not pure a gift is pure when it is given from the heart to the right person at the right time at the right place and when we expect nothing in return. This is the most important part.

When we expect nothing in return. You, Amelia, accepted exactly what you got, which is attention on TikTok. And that is what

I don't respect because real generosity is doing something nice for someone who will never find out. Please give Amelia Goldsmith the sweet sounds of the Hamilton's. Oh, no, you are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey of the day. All right.

Thank you, Charlamagne. Now, Kendra G, my darkness. Yes. She has a gift she wants to give us. Yes. That's from her heart. That is pure. That is pure.

I was thinking that when you were doing all that. Because, first of all, I want to say that y'all know the history. You know, I'm a radio veteran for 24 years. Charlamagne and I have both been fired. How many? Four times in the past? Four times. Yes.

And Envy and I went to college together, Hampshire University. So I wanted to give y'all a gift for being radio rock stars. Y'all have taken the radio situation to a whole nother level. And I just want to show y'all how much I love y'all. Thank you. What we got. What we got. And give y'all the best gift ever.

She bringing gifts, baby. It's actually a photo of myself. It's a photo of myself that we're going to put in the studio. And it says, congratulations on all your success. Charlamagne and DJ Envy. Now you will always have the best with you in the studio. You're welcome. And then the G.

I got on today. The same outfit. Same got on today Same outfit Same ponytail Same everything So I'm gonna be Cause they didn't have me On the wall Jess I looked at the wall

I'm not on the wall So I brought my own Damn picture And you're gonna put it On the wall Matter of fact I got you two I got one in a black shirt And a white shirt

Okay Black or white Like Michael Jackson Kendra did you not just Listen to Donkey of the Day Yeah yeah So she gonna get it She gonna get it tomorrow.

Thanks. Thanks. Did you just not listen to Donkey of the Day? You can put it right there at that mic right there. Put it right there at that mic right there. Right in front of you. Yes. Yes.

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Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. What better way, Kendra, to... All right, all right. When we come back... Now, this is serious. Now, first of all, we got to say shout out to BET. Enjoy. We'll see you guys on Monday. That's right. Yeah, absolutely. Everybody else, now, if you have kids in the car,

this is the first time I'm going to tell you that maybe you might want to turn it down just a little bit. You know why? Because it's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday! And Sukihana is joining us this morning. Now Now if you don't know who Sukihana is She's from Love and Hip Hop She's a porn star too right

She got a porn out or something Oh my god Don't know She already got me caught up Calling somebody a crackhead I'm not about to say this man This lady is no day She's very

She has a mind Sharing her sexual experience With the world That's a better way to say it. Sukiyana is just Sukiyana. And when she's having sex in the past, it was with her men. So I don't think she's a porn star. And do y'all know that she made a debut on Jerry Springer?

God rest his soul. Do y'all know that Sukiyana was on Jerry Springer? Her first performance. That makes sense. When I just Googled Sukiyana sex, porno popped up. Well, look, porn her popped up. We didn't see it. Is it porn when it's your man?

I can't show you because y'all go to Human Resources, I get fired. But if y'all Google it, y'all see it on your own. But we're going to talk to her when we come back. Sukihana and Jess Hilarious. We taped this yesterday. Jess Hilarious did what she did and me and Charlamagne fell back. You know what? Thank you. It's The? Alright. Thank you.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Not too long ago you said you didn't want you did not want to be ghetto no more. You wanted to be, you know, classier I guess. Okay. You know, what did that stem from? Did that stem from what commentators or, you know, spectators

critics? No, no, no. It definitely didn't spin from like commentators or spectators or the popcorn crew got you honestly i'm just growing as a woman i got you i am growing you know and i feel like it's just because i came from the hood don't mean that i forever i have to be you know ghetto ain't nothing wrong with being ghetto you know i thought i just seen the interview you said you want to you you would fart and yeah i will fart in the mouth i said that yes you think that's ghetto no i used to say that all the time back in the day that was my thing i used to say you know you suck a fart out of girls but that was a sign of love and respect i don't think that's a sign of love and respect yeah i don't think that's good i just think that's disgusting yeah it's just nasty i never said I didn't want to be nasty no more.

I said I don't want to be ghetto. But if a man wants to suck a fart out my ass, I'm gonna let him. I love that. Let's get it. You also said since he brought it up and only him, he brought it up that she would like to be f***ed on as well. What? She shouted out to Diddy first. You said and only him. She shouted at Diddy first.

She shouted out Diddy. But that's the only comparison that she had to come through because uh earlier you mean that somebody had said that they like to be peed on you know what i'm saying i thought it wasn't the carisha said and i was showing love i said because she is in supportation yeah supportation at the end of the day i don't know what i might do for somebody that i love yeah like i'm a very submissive queen that's right that's why i like to talk to somebody with leadership skills because if i talk to a drug dealer he probably had me in a hood and i don't want to do that no more drug dealers have a fantastic leadership

skills man they do they do i love drug dealers every i think there's not a drug dealer out here that couldn't have been especially if you was a kingpin you could have been the ceo before your 500 kingpins of course and my daddy was a drug dealer. So that's okay. But at the end of the day, I feel like, yeah, let me fart in that mouth. What is happening? Are you at least on OnlyFans? Are you getting paid for this? Is that your boyfriend? You know how much I made from OnlyFans?

How much? A million. More than a million. Is it IRS notice? Two million. They know now. They know now. I paid my taxes.

But we're not even just talking about OnlyFans. We're talking about posters. This shit don done went viral. I'm blessed with one of them good-looking cats. I don't know what y'all done seen. But yeah, like, I'm really one of them girls. Yeah, I know you, oh, you don't know what's going on. Yeah, because I'm something irregular that you ain't never seen before.

So, I'm going to get you used to it. Hence the name, Suki with the good coochie. It ain't good for nothing. Listen, you get paid off and that's what happened. Which brings me to my next question. Let's go. Are you still on OnlyFans literally currently I'm not on OnlyFans right now I'm focused on my career and that's as a artist and as a TV star absolutely a couple of weeks ago people were mad at you a couple of weeks ago right yeah you want to say that's okay With L.A. Chopper. L.A. Chopper. That's right. With my hair. Didn't he come on the show? He came on the show.

What you saying? What you saying? Because y'all want to bring it back. He said y'all was cool. No, the f*** he did. He said Soxie did. Now, now you can lie. With your eyebrows.

Get into it. He get them threaded. He get them threaded. I thought he said y'all wanted to do it. I didn't. What you saying? He said that. He said Soxie want to do it.

And that's my girl. She do it. So you didn't want to do it. So basically, what you want to say is, no, I'm not the one that said I wanted to do it. But I went along with the flow. And I didn't want to be a party pooper. Okay, so one thing about it. We on South Beach.

We in Miami. We like to turn up. You know? And we all outside. We twerking on the ground. And I don't know who the hell said grab the hair and start. I just like. You went with it.

Yeah, at first. No, at first i was like i'm not doing that it's like it's like this cool for others that might be whatever they think but me that's a missive play i was actually having a good time the missive play like if my man wanna walk me like a dog i'm gonna let him walk me like a dog i'm gonna walk him like a dog i'm gonna whip him with my wig i'm gonna put candle wax on his ass i'm gonna beat his ass i'm gonna stretch his ass little mama had a problem with it. And she said something and you responded to little mama.

Oh, yeah, little mama, yeah. Yeah, but little mama had a problem with him, too. Because he made her cry. Yeah, yeah. I did not make her cry. You did make her cry that time. I'm not sure. You did make little mama cry that time.

I did. You did. I like Supergirl. You made her cry that time. You kept saying something about some type of face. No, me and little mama. What did he say? Tell me what he said.

You know what he said. Verbatim, he said, you're the queen of the young struggle face. It was supposed to be jokes between her and me going back and forth. She actually cried when our former co-host, Angela Yee, bought up her mother who had just passed away. That's what actually made her cry. And Lil Mama had said that herself. Okay.

No, no. All right. No. You don't think that the fact that the young struggle face made her cry. And little mama had said that herself. Okay. No, no. Alright. No. You don't think that the fact that young struggle face made her cry a little bit even after her mom and looking at the and looking at the wave that she had on.

You don't think that you could have chilled and refrained from that comment. I apologize, little mama. Whoever you are, if you see this. Do you even remember? I don't really. Of course I remember. People bring it up all the time. I can't it i just posted it yesterday yes see accountability you're right and you know thank you i apologize no but she had wrote she had sent me like some um universe meditation things and i know she didn't mean she didn't mean anything wrong she sent your

scripture she was trying to give me some healing yeah i do need a little bit of healing yeah but I could have been personal it could have been perfect could have been more personal because it was like a little shady like look at what they doing to America I like the wall even know what I do to these more than walk like a dog far name out yeah like what you say you ain't saying nothing about me farting in these mouths right yeah because she probably did that too she did it i ain't gonna lie let me clear this up i ain't gonna lie i feel like me knowing people i feel like she's a genuine girl no absolutely she just had me up that time and she didn't mean to because i just i if i could request i just had her dm me and we could have talked chit chat

yeah all right we got more with sukihana when we come back don't move it's the breakfast club I just, if I could request it, I just, I heard DM me and we could have talked and chit-chat. Yeah. All right, we got more with Sukihana. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's D.E.J. N.V.

Charlamagne Tha God. Just hilarious. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Sukihana. Now, you got three kids, right? Yeah. Is that the reason you said, you know what, I'm going to get away from OnlyFans because you have kids, they go to school, and other kids will be like, I know your mama's,

you know, super good with the Gucci. Yeah, no, no, no. First of all, yeah, they know I'm super good with the Gucci because I pop out some kids. My kids know I'm super good

with the Gucci. Who the hell? No, I was going to say because in school, your kids know that. Because they know. I just, you got to have Gucci

to pop out the Gucci. Let me tell you something. I love being pregnant. I love having babies. Me too. And I love raising babies and I breastfeed all of them. I love children. Like. I love being pregnant. I love having babies. Me too. And I love raising babies. And I breastfeed all of them. I love children.

Like, I love my children so much. And they're going to have prominent futures. Whatever they want to be. Boxers. They want to be a soccer player. Anything I'm going to do, I'm going to do what I got to do to make them that. But I feel like, what it take for me to get that coin to make sure they straight, I'm going to do what I got to do. Nobody can't judge me. You ever have to check a mom at school for saying something one of her

kids no my kids don't go to no public schools i know that i pay for teachers i pay for homeschool yeah i do stuff like that because you know my kids are my kids are special like why would i i'm not doing that everybody has their own reason what they do but But I'm a breastfeeder mom. And I love my children. I have a good support system, a good family. And, like, I have a career. And I take care of my kids very good. I love them. Like, I would do anything for them.

Now, as far as my OnlyFans, everybody done popped some shit. Yeah. Do y'all know what y'all moms done did? Girls, you know what? Did y'all know what y'all moms done did? Freak Nick. Stop the line. The building was paid. Your mom's going to tell y'all. Freak Nick's going to tell on y'all. moms indeed Had them bills pay and ain't never had a good job days were no chicken cooking What they had. They might have Motown Freaknik or something like that back then. What's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's

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the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what's the, what't free. And when the kids need some food, we gonna do what we gotta do. That's one thing about black women. We gonna make something out of nothing. I don't give a we got five cents, one dollar, we gonna make some shake. She said, Ma, I gotta go pop some coochie for a goon to get this money. My baby ain't gonna do that.

My baby's rich right now. Right now, as a little girl, she don't have to work any day of her life. She don't have to as a little girl she don't have to work any day of her life she don't have to understand a struggle she don't have to understand what the hood is like and that's and that's what i did my baby won't never have to be in no hood and will ever ever have to work for nobody i'm gonna take care of her for the rest of my life and when i die she's gonna be good because that's the type of woman that i am maybe ain't gonna have to pop no cat i'm gonna pop the cat i'm gonna pop the cat he just come in and he'll edit like three times it's like he want her to know

okay I like your baby hairs too get it in get it in it's getting a little too smooth today you got the contour popping in

oh you look good let me stop let me stop for Envy get upset y'all are off the chain speaking of

the gusbands what if the gusbands be gay husbands oh my gosh what did I walk into cause I wanna ask her do you consider yourself gay I don't kiss bisexual

what is it do I have to have a name no you don't I don't want one because I seen like the interview that I did and I was just you know trying to explain.

He kept asking me all these different questions. Jason Lee kept asking me all these different questions. Shout out to Jason Lee. Shout out to Jason Lee. But he asked me all these different questions about what my sexuality is. And I was kind of talking in circles and I seen the comments and they were like, shout out to the people that's real gay and going through the real things. And it was just like, you know, they're so judgmental in the in the comments yeah and that's why a lot of these men's are dl and that's why a lot of these people don't want to come out the closet i don't consider myself gay i don't consider

myself straight i love people i feel like well maybe i didn't have a go on a date or be in a relationship you know i haven't did that but i don't want to just say, oh, I done ate some coochie and just look at women as coochie to eat. I don't want to say that. I don't want to say that. I think it's wrong. So I keep it to myself. Why would I just act like women are just just females and just sexual? Yeah, just a meal.

Maybe I don't want to get into it because I'm still finding out who I am as a woman and a human. Let people come out as they can. Like, that's what I want. Sometimes I might like this. Sometimes I might like what's on some. It's funny to me. Maybe it's something. You know what?

That's why I was going to ask you about Slim Jimmy from Ray Truman. You know they ain't had no connection with that. That was a great question. Back to the question. You know what Slim Jimmy was cozying up, they said. Me and Slim Jim are really good friends. Okay. And he done gave me opportunities.

You know, I just did like a video shoot with him. And we've been friends for a long time, even before I was like famous. Yeah. He always showed me love. And those people that, you know, fuck with me before. Gotcha. Like, I'm always going to fuck with them. Honestly, I never took that

and never tried it. Yeah. Would I? You never know. You never know. But at the end of the day, I never did that yet. You know,

he never had none of this ghetto good cat. And if he did, I'd probably turn his ass on him. You get great. Don't you got a baby mama? You better fart up in that mouth. That slim Jimmy mouth.

So, yes, were there issues with the baby? He does have a baby mama and she say something to everybody. She do. Exactly. exactly like i don't even talk to these baby mamas that be still wanting them you always could tell it's like it was like she posted me on her instagram story and she was you know talking about him and talking about me and it was like why am i included like these like what they like but it's always the girls that know who can suck them out of a man

she know what they may like and she'd like the girls that know who can suck them out of a man. Mm-hmm. She know what they man like, and she's like the same. So, I don't know if somebody said something close to, I'm not his type. Mm-hmm. You know? Mm-hmm. That was in the comments. Yeah.

Let me tell you something about me. These guys be loving a chocolate woman. Mm-hmm. These girls be thinking, oh, no, they love a chocolate freaky girl. Yeah. And I'm a real woman. Like, I'm the one that's going to cook for him when you don't because you and I cook. You feel me? Like, I cook it.

I cook it all. And I'm a good person. Right. You're a musician. So let's talk about your music. Yeah. You know, I got that single Casamigo with Afrobeat. And I ain't going to lie, I came to New York for a promo run.

And the city, all the DJs, DJ Clue and everybody, they've been showing me a lot of love, and they're telling me that I got a hit. And I believe in it. I believe in it. I'm going to tell you something about DJ Clue. He's a liar. He said that to everybody. You's a motherfucking liar.

He does. You too is a liar. I promise you. Yeah, but let me tell you something. I promise you. He plays the industry game. I promise you, because I know under that two-piece that you got on, you got to thong up your ass and your booty hole shaved.

So I'm going to let you be great, but we're going to get back in here. Your booty hole shaved? Yes, it's shaved. No, I got a thong up your ass and your booty hole shaved so i'm gonna let you be great but we're gonna get back in here and guess it's changed no i gotta say you like that ass you like that ass licked and it ain't nothing wrong with that because i got a song called eating and i'm talking about eating ass but i know that like his ass say as charlemagne campaign champagne you gonna respect the respect when you see one Can you end out with a prayer? So we want to go from talking about eating ass to a prayer. Nobody judging. That's a joke. I'm not, but I'm on heart. You better end it on a prayer.

Yeah, end it on a prayer. You better, Bookie. Go back to Suki with the good. On the whole hand. The whole hand. Okay. No, this is real serious, you guys. Did y'all know I like to pray?

Yeah. Okay, all right. All right, Father God, we just want to give you the thanks and the gratitude again. We love you, and we thank you for blessing us with these opportunities that we have, our careers, our children, our wives, our husbands, our boyfriends, and everything that you blessed us with.

Father God, we ask you to continue to bless us and get those evil, bad-minded people away from us, people with bad intentions and bad energy, and just bless us with positive energy and open the doors for us to continue to love each other and open doors for others. Father God, we love you and we thank you. In Jesus name we pray. Amen.

Amen. Suki with a good coochie. On The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Hey, what's up? This is Ramses Jha. And I go by the name Q Ward.

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are spooky, and your favorite ghost host is back and badder than ever. Listen to Haunting on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. It's a segment where we bring our little niece Nyla up here who gets busy. Maryland's own. She usually says she's from Baltimore, but since Jess here today, she won't claim it. Yeah, I've literally never said Baltimore. Now she's just saying I'm from Maryland.

I've never said Baltimore. Stop putting that girl on the spot. Where you from in Maryland now? Fort Meade, Severin. Oh, yeah, that's definitely. That ain't no damn Baltimore. She ain't even say Baltimore. It's an army base.

Okay, I made that up. Oh, you can totally shut it. It's an army base. It's an army bass Okay I made that up Aw you can totally say It's an army bass It's an army bass Well she does Pass the Ox And she puts us on Whatever she's listening to

In her playlist Whether it's new Whether it's old Whether it's something She needs to put us up on It's time for Pass the Ox With DJ Nyla

Nyla Nyla Nyla Yeah DJ come spin Now come spin Where we starting today, Nala? This week we taking it to Brooklyn And we starting with Big Lola

She just dropped Just Relax Big Lola Big Lola And the music video drops today I'm actually in it So I wanted to shout out this record Tap in, here's Lola Books, Just Relax Okay, so she sampled The Choice Is Yours

By Black Sheep Classic record that came out in the 1900s now you remember 80 that used to be with Mayno yeah absolutely

she signed to 80 oh I didn't know that she signed to 80 and Trav and then Sav got her a deal you know Sav is her A&R

so congratulations to that whole team over there and what up Lola salute to Lola I just like to see the bridge I like to see the bridge

being the gap being bridged between the old school and now and I don't like to call it old school the classic and then now the gap being bridged between the old school and now. And I don't like to call it old school, the classic and the now. The right way. I would say the old school for sure. And just to be correct, I think that was literally 94.

I was two years old when Black Sheep came out with that. No, a couple years before that. No, I think that was 94. I think it was 1991. Oh, that was a year before. I don't know. I think it was 94. But I don't know. I think it was 94. But I don't know.

But I want to say shout out to Lola, too. Because I like when people sample old school, as Charlamagne would say, classic. But when they do it right. That's right. Do it right. When they mess it up. But that was good. Shout out to her.

And what the hell are you doing in the video? I'm dancing. I'm hype, man. With clothes on, though. Yes, with clothes on. That's your grandfather. That is your grandfather. With clothes on. yes with clothes on I told you that's your grandfather that is your grandfather with clothes on

he got he got the crown royal change purse that's right he did he is ready that's right that's funny

alright yeah so shout out to Lola I'm glad you guys liked that one the second one Jess actually is from your hometown

Shorty Shorty oh yes this project drops today and my favorite one off there is called Thug Life you know Shorty Shorty I hometown, Shorty Shorty. Oh! Yes, his project drops today. And my favorite one off there is called Thug Life. You know Shorty Shorty? I do know Shorty Shorty. I like a couple songs from Shorty Shorty.

That's my guy. Okay. You got a Shy Glizzy energy about him. Am I tripping? He, yeah. No, no, no, no, no. You're hearing it right. No, he definitely does a little bit.

But I think, I think I like Shy Glizzy. I mean, I think I like Shorty Shorty a little better than Shy Glizzy. Not because he's from D.C. Or whatever That was so funny We just took it Because it's got a shot For no reason

I mean nah Shorty Shorty A little vibe here to me I can listen to him More than an hour Like I'm good I'm good on that Shorty from Baltimore then

No Shorty from Baltimore City Oh okay Shorty Shorty's from Baltimore City Yeah Yeah Super dope record Yes And the last one

Is gonna be Freaky T remix with Lado Okay Mmm Okay I have no idea What you're talking about But I feel like She's saying Super dope record. Yes. And the last one is going to be Freaky T remix with Lado. Okay. Hmm. Okay. I have no idea what you're talking about, but I feel like she's saying she riding a man's face. That's what you got. I can't even hear it.

I didn't understand anything she said. I didn't get that. I don't know. It's a vibe, though. Yeah, it is a vibe. It is a vibe. I was getting like Doja. I was getting Doja a little bit.

Rap Doja. Yeah, Rap Doja mixed with a little bit of Coil, right? That was cool. Freaky C, shout out to Freaky C. That was cool. Let me ask y'all a question. When y'all can't understand the lyrics and y'all say it's a vibe, how y'all know it's a vibe from the music or the drugs?

Because if you could, it's from the drugs and the music together. Okay. You can just. We so good. Like if you're in a club and you're just doing that, it's like it don't matter. You can make up your own words. I like that.

We should get Jess a beat. Just a fire beat.'re just doing that, it's like, it don't matter. You can make up your own words. I like that. We should get just a beat. Just a fire beat. And just rap that just like that. And you play it in the mix. No. Yeah. Ka-ka-to-tee. Okay.

Ka-ka-to-tee. Oh, my goodness. Breakfast club-y. Hey. That's all you got to do. All you got to do is understand one word. As long as you can understand one word, we good. You trying to know that part? That's right. My goodness. All right. Is understand one word As long as you can Understand one word We good You trying to get On that part

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Now we got a salute to Jess Hilarious for joining us the last couple of days. And you're going to be in Connecticut tonight? I am going to be in Bridgeport, Connecticut at the Stress Factory. We got two shows. One at 7.30, one at 9.30 tonight and then one tomorrow

7.30, 9.30 again. There's limited tickets left so get your tickets now. You don't want to miss out. I think there might be like four tickets so go get your tickets right now. It will sell out.

I think just the early shows are remaining, right? Yep, yep, yep. Early show is the only show the 7.30 for tonight. Get your tickets. JessHilariousOfficial.com. There were 27 tickets left, but right now might only be four left.

That's right. We're talking about it. Get your tickets. We appreciate you, Jess, as always. Thank you. And Kendra, let them know about your single show. Yes, yes. Before that, before that, before that.

What? Kendra's in town because she's hosting a gala. Yes, I am hosting a gala. Envy and I went to the best black college ever created Hampton University tomorrow I'm hosting the legacy blue gala I think the word is gala it's gala can it be both?

it can be both so yes also Dima will be hosting it so shout out to all Hampton University graduates also shout out to any HBCU if you went. I'll be doing that tomorrow. But yes, I have a very popular online single show on Facebook, Instagram and also YouTube. And I host that

on the weekends as well too. If you're looking for love, I got you. Follow me on Instagram. I was trying to get to 700k. So every time I jump 10,000 followers, I'm going to send somebody $500 in cash app. What's your IG? My IG is Kendra G Media, and I'll follow you back, too.

So do it fast. Kendra G Media. I'll tell you a funny story. So Ademu, he does late nights on a bunch of stations. He's syndicated. Shout out to the brother, Ademu. You know, I was pledging when I was in Hampton. You're part of something?

No, I'm not part of anything. Okay, what is it? You're finished. I was pledging Kappa, right? Oh, you're all the light-skinned niggas. Oh, God. I was pledgingpton. You're a part of something? No, I'm not part of anything. Okay, what was it? You didn't finish. I was Pudgin Kappa, right? Oh, you were Pudgin Kappa. Oh, you're all the light-skinned niggas. Oh, God. I was Pudgin Kappa.

What happened to me? And I was all the way through, right? All the way through. I went through everything you could possibly imagine that you're not supposed to talk about. And Adimu's dad had to give me an 80

for me to be able to make grade. He gave me a 79. Are you saying a 79? A 79. So that's why you're not a Kappa? That's why I'm not a Kappa. African American Studies, he gave me a 79. Damn. So that's why you're not a Kappa? That's why I'm not a Kappa African American Studies He gave me a 79 Damn

And I would have had an 80 Did he know he needed to give you an 80? I asked him and he told me no Oh my God You always coming up just a little bit short I love it though Andy It's all good It's all good

But anyway But yeah we're going to have fun at the gala Or gala Whatever you want to call it this weekend You want everything to be gay so bad're going to have fun at the gala or gala, whatever you want to call it this weekend. You want everything to be gay so bad. We're going to be at the gala. We're going to be at the gala. Spoken like a true DJ.

We're going to be honoring Thea Mitchum, which is our boss. I'm actually giving her her award. Yes, yes. She also went to Hampton University. She went to Hampton as well. Yes. I can't just say went to Hampton. We all graduated from Hampton.

Yeah, okay. Graduated. Because some people be fronting, like Charlamagne says he's a doctor, never went to Hampton as well. Yes. I can't just say went to Hampton. We all graduated from Hampton. Yeah, okay. Graduated. Because some people be fronting. Like, Charlamagne says he's a doctor, never went to college. Oh. First of all, first of all, don't front on South Carolina State University. My mama's alma mater. They gave me an honorary doctorate.

You paid for it. Yeah, you paid for it. I didn't pay for it. What happened was I gave a quarter million dollar endowment to the school opened up a scholarship and my mother and my grandmother's maiden name the Ford Family Scholarship and yes and they made you a doctor

so they paid, he paid for it I gave the commencement speech at the graduation and then that's when they made me a doctor what is a specialty? he gives colonoscopies just the envy i'm envy's personal doctor you guys really do have a love affair when we come back we got the positive note is the breakfast club good morning morning everybody it's dj envy charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club it's time to get

up out of here i got any shout outs anything y'all need to do before we get up out of here i'm gonna shout out i'm gonna shout outout Connecticut because, you know, I live in Chicago. I host the morning show in Chicago, WGCI. But I'm actually born in Connecticut. So shout-out to Waterbury, Connecticut, Tri-State area. I think sometimes people don't realize that. But big ups to Connecticut. I'm happy to be so close to home.

Yay. And you're going to be there this weekend. Yes, ma'am. Yes, thank you. Yeah, Bridgeport, Connecticut. Bridgeport, Connecticut. Yes, thank you, Kenya. You got a positive note. She's going to be at the Stress Factory. Stress, thank you. Yeah, Bridgeport, Connecticut. Bridgeport, Connecticut. Yes, thank you, Kenya. Michelle, man, you got a problem?

She's going to be at the Stress Factory. Stress Factory, yep. Mm-hmm. Y'all going to wait until I take a gulp of kaisa to ask you a question. Yes, I've been drinking. So we can talk about this. You drink every morning this early in the morning at 6 a.m.? Yes, ma'am.

Yes, I do, probably. That could be alcoholic kind of. Damn. No, and that could be what you like and crack at. You drink before 6 a.m that's a that's kind of alcoholic ish that's close to it in this show because right now i mean you drink before 6 a.m my girl my black ain't cracked so we good we good thank you and it's friday it's friday and it's five o'clock somewhere yeah leave us on a positive note, Charlamagne.

Listen, the positive note is this. I just want to reiterate what I said during Donkey of the Day. Real generosity is doing something nice for someone who will never find out. Breakfast Club, bitches! Y'all finished or y'all done?